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Three Infrastructures of a Community

By Iain MacLeod on Friday, January 9, 2004.

You are probably familiar with the built infrastructure of a town, but it is important to take into account the social and green infrastrucures too.

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Postcards from the Edge

By James Farrell on Friday, January 9, 2004.

There have been a couple of interesting developments these last few days in the Ad wars. Let me quickly summarize.

The John Kerry ad featuring former Democratic Governor Jeanne Shaheen, which had been running regularly on the radio, is now offered as a television ad too. Shaheen is campaigning in person with Kerry, who drew a large and enthusiastic (and surprisingly young) crowd to the Dover Elks hall on Thursday night despite a windchill of about -15.

Be Careful What You Say...

By Donna Harvey on Friday, January 9, 2004.

Be careful what you say��

Happy 2004 and welcome to the Iowa count-down with only 12 days remaining until the caucus! In case folks in New Hampshire have not heard, we are experiencing the coldest days of the season facing wind chill factors upwards of 30 degrees below zero BUT the heat is on!
This past Monday, agency co-hosted a caucus training event in conjunction with several other national organizations and the local county Democratic and Republican parties. While a small group turned out, it was a great event for all. I must admit I learned a lot about the caucus process and how it differs between the two parties. What was most interesting is that I had 2 persons tell me they will temporarily change their party affilliation to attend the Democratic caucus because it sounded a lot more interactive and exciting! It made me wonder if others will do the same.

White Knight Shows Tarnish in Iowa

By Eric Woolson on Friday, January 9, 2004.

The buzz in Iowa today is the tarnish starting to show on Democrats' self-proclaimed white knight just as crunch time arrives for the Jan. 19 caucuses.
Dirty tricks by his campaign staff, a plan to stack the deck and an NBC News segment showing Dean's startlingly stupid remarks about the Iowa caucuses just might stall the pompous governor's drive to win Iowa and may give new life to several candidacies.

Senator Joseph Lieberman

By Laura Knoy on Friday, January 9, 2004.

In our third interview with Connecticut Senator Joseph Lieberman we talk about the campaign and dive into the big issues of the economy, healthcare and Iraq.

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The History of Skiing in the Granite State

By John Walters on Friday, January 9, 2004.

From a necessity of winter work and travel to the economic engine for the North Country, skiing has had a long and storied history in New Hampshire. We talk to John Allen, historian for the New England Ski Museum, who fills us in on the story of New Hampshire skiing from barrel staves to posh resorts.

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Home State Record: Al Sharpton

By Jim Colgan on Friday, January 9, 2004.

Today New Hampshire Public Radio is airing the final part in our series on the home-state records of the Democratic presidential candidates.

The subject of today's report is the Reverend Al Sharpton.

The Pentacostal Minister has never held elected office, but he's been a political organizer in New York City for more than a decade.

And as New York Public Radio's Jim Colgan reports, Al Sharpton has a history as a man who gets heard.

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Delta Dental Asked To Pay Benson Volunteer

By Josh Rogers on Friday, January 9, 2004.

Delta Dental CEO says state personnel director Joe D'Alessandro sought payment for Benson 'volunteer' Linda Pepin for her work on the state's dental contract.

NHPR's series on Linda Pepin and the Choicelinx contract earned a 2004 Sigma Delta Chi Award for Radio Investigative Reporting from the Society of Professional Journalists.

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