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ArchivesMt. Sunapee Plans Face Federal ReviewBy Dan Gorenstein on Wednesday, July 14, 2004.A new and potentially powerful player has just become part of the conversation over the future of the Mt. Sunapee Ski Resort. State officials now say the National Park Service has authority over significant changes at the park. In order for expansion plans to move forward, they must meet federal environmental, recreational and social standards. New Hampshire Public Radio's Dan Gorenstein has more. listen:
 NH GOP Voters Split on Marriage AmendmentBy Jon Greenberg on Wednesday, July 14, 2004.New Hampshire's U-S senators split on the procedural vote concerning the constitutional amendment to ban same sex marriage. Senator Judd Gregg voted with Republican leadership. Senator John Sununu was one of only six Republicans who crossed party lines in the vote that derailed the amendment. The different paths taken by Gregg and Sununu mirror divisions among New Hampshire Republicans. New Hampshire Public Radio's Jon Greenberg has more. listen:
Tracking Monarchs From Vermont to MexicoBy Lisa Peakes on Wednesday, July 14, 2004.Morning Edition host Lisa Peakes speaks with Brian Pfeiffer about the process of tagging butterflies and what it's like to learn that one's been found in another country. listen:
Liquid LandBy John Walters on Wednesday, July 14, 2004.The Florida Everglades is a huge wetland unlike anything else on earth. It's a key component of Florida's ecosystem, but it's also endangered due to the pressures of development and misguided efforts to save it. We'll meet Ted Levin, a naturalist from the Upper Valley. He's the author of "Liquid Land," an award-winning book on the ecology and the past and future of the Everglades. listen:
History of the NH RailroadBy Laura Knoy on Wednesday, July 14, 2004.The coming of the railroad in the 1800s changed the way New Englanders lived their lives and did business with their neighbors. We look at how the train helped shape the course of New Hampshire history. Laura's guest is Stu Wallace, a professor of history at the New Hampshire Technical Institute and Louis Edmonds, a Nashua-based Trustee for the Railroad Museum of New England. We�ll also hear from Paul Giblin, Project Consultant for the Flying Yankee Restoration Project in Glen, NH. listen:
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