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ArchivesGay Marriage Ban Heads To HouseBy Dan Gorenstein on Friday, March 12, 2004.House lawmakers will soon take up the controversial bill that would ban gay marriage. The state Senate passed the measure Thursday by a margin of more than 3 to 1. The legislation would also prohibit the state from recognizing any civil union or gay marriage sanctified outside state borders. New Hampshire Public Radio's Dan Gorenstein spoke with House lawmakers about the bill's prospects. listen:
 Jack Kerouac's Nashua ConnectionBy John Walters on Friday, March 12, 2004.Jack Kerouac is remembered as a rootless rebel, but he frequently wrote about his French-American family- many of whom lived in Nashua. We'll hear about Kerouac's Nashua connection, and the two sides of his life and work, from Kerouac scholar and Unitarian minister Stephen Edington. Today is Kerouac's birthday and the organization Lowell Celebrates Kerouac is hosting a celebration tonight at Capo's in Lowell. listen:
High School AthleticsBy Laura Knoy on Friday, March 12, 2004.High school sports can be the most exciting game around. Big rivalries, promising young athletes, and enthusiastic fans often comes only with high school athletics. But in recent years, high school coaches are finding their job a little less fun. Low pay, difficult parents, and disciplining players are just some of the reasons. We'll talk about this "coaching crisis" with Union Leader reporter Jim Fennell and Concord High School Athletic Director Bill Whitmore. We'll also hear from Tim Flannery with the National Federation of State High School Associations. listen:
Songs of Resident BirdsBy Rosemary Conroy on Friday, March 12, 2004.It is much easier to identify birds by ear then sight. With spring on its way, Rosemary gives you a primer on the songs of our year-round birds. listen:
Manchester Spammers Had Big PlansBy Brian McWilliams on Friday, March 12, 2004.The internet giant AOL is going after a Manchester based spam operation. AOL is using the three month old federal law called CAN-SPAM. The move comes just as the spammers were about to launch an even bigger venture. NHPR's Brian McWilliams has the story … listen:
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