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ArchivesSenate Approves Study of Proposed Sewer DistrictBy Dan Gorenstein on Tuesday, March 23, 2004.The state Senate has passed a bill that brings dozens of Seacoast communities one step closer to pumping their waste water into the Atlantic Ocean. New Hampshire Public Radio's Dan Gorenstein reports. listen:
 Walking to VermontBy Mike Arnold on Tuesday, March 23, 2004.After 40 years spent chasing news in over 70 countries, New York Times foreign correspondent Chris Wren left the hustle and bustle of New York to explore new horizons in the Green Mountain state of Vermont. Rather than drive, he made a journey of it and walked through five states in five weeks to get to his new home. He recounts his adventures along the way and what the whole experience taught him about life and taking risks. Mike Arnold hosts. His guest is Chris Wren, author of "Walking to Vermont". listen:
The WorkshopBy John Walters on Tuesday, March 23, 2004.A great workshop says as much about self-expression as it does efficiency and convenience. What is made in a shop - and why - influences the way a shop is configured and what you will find in it. The new book, The Workshop: Celebrating the Place Where Craftsmanship Begins, gives an inside look at over 35 outstanding shops, how they evolved and how they suit the individual needs of the woodworkers who own them. Author Scott Gibson traveled around New England and met furniture makers, boatbuilders, turners, carvers and luthiers, many of whom teach as well as crafting beautiful things in wood. The text and photographs give you an inside peek into the lives and work spaces of some of America's most well known woodworkers. listen:
House Takes Up Senate Ethics BillBy Josh Rogers on Tuesday, March 23, 2004.AG, Legislative leaders agree NH needs executive branch ethics code with the force of law. But disagree about penalties for violators. listen:
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