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ArchivesCommissioner Carol MurrayBy Mike Arnold on Thursday, March 18, 2004.It's building season in New Hampshire again and there are a lot of projects on the table at the New Hampshire Department of Transportation. We sit down with Commissioner Carol Murray to talk about what's happening with the department and what's on the map for New Hampshire this year. Mike Arnold guest hosts. His guest is Carol Murray, Commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Transportation. listen:
 The Hole to HellBy John Walters on Thursday, March 18, 2004.While the Mars rovers are "up there" doing their work looking for signs of extraterrestrial life, University of New Hampshire scientist Karen Von Damm and her students are headed down to the "Hole to Hell" at the bottom of the deep blue sea. Their destination - a place where Mother Earth "burps up a new skin" in a cloud of acidic black smoke and temperatures rise to more than 700 degrees Fahrenheit, and where giant tube worms and clams form colonies around the cracks that ring the globe. The world of these mid-ocean ridges was discovered just 27 years ago, when Karen was doing her Ph.D. thesis. Karen is a professor of chemical oceanography who studies deep sea hydrothermal systems. listen:
Senate Approves New Ed. Funding PlanBy Dan Gorenstein on Thursday, March 18, 2004.Education funding once again dominated discussion in the Senate today/yesterday. New Hampshire Public Radio's Dan Gorenstein reports the Senate has approved a plan that would once more change state aid to schools. listen:
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