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ArchivesThe ShakersBy Mike Arnold on Friday, June 11, 2004.Most of us have heard of The Shakers, but do we really know what they are about and where they come from? We're taking a look at the history of the Shaking Quakers, from their start with Mother Ann in the 17-hundreds all the way up to modern times here in New England. Mike's guests are Darryl Thompson, a Shaker historian who has lived with the Canterbury Shakers in New Hampshire for over three decades, and Shery Hack, Director of Programs and Collections at the Canterbury Shaker Village. Other guests TBA. listen:
 Covered BridgesBy John Walters on Friday, June 11, 2004.For 70 years, Graton Associates has been involved in preservation and restoration of historic buildings and structures. It's best known for its work on wooden covered bridges. The company was founded by Milton Graton. His grandson, Arnold Graton will talk about the family business, some of its notable projects, and the new challenges of historic preservation today. listen:
College President Steps Down Because of Merger PlanBy David Darman on Friday, June 11, 2004.The president of the state's College of Lifelong Learning has resigned. The college is the adult education arm of New Hampshire's university system. The president's resignation comes as the University System trustees consider merging the college with Plymouth State University. New Hampshire Public Radio's David Darman has more. listen:
New NH PAC Raises Money for EnvironmentBy Doug MacPherson on Friday, June 11, 2004.Members of a newly-formed non-profit organization in New Hampshire believe elected leaders in Concord aren't doing enough to safe-guard New Hampshire's environment. The bi-partisan group called "The Granite State Conservation Voters Alliance" is dedicated to changing that. Leaders of the organization are holding a series of small fundraisers around the state to drum up support. New Hampshire Public Radio Environmental Correspondent Doug MacPherson attended one such fundraiser in Newmarket. He filed this report. listen:
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