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ArchivesRep Charlie Bass Works on Digital TV LawBy Julie Donnelly on Thursday, October 27, 2005.The US Congress is set to mandate that broadcasters switch to a digital television signal in 2008. That means that if you don't have cable, or a digital TV, your set could go black on that day. New Hampshire Congressman Charlie Bass is on the Committee handling the bill. NHPR Correspondent Julie Donnelly reports from Washington. Program Aims To Prevent Teacher ShortageBy Amy Quinton on Thursday, October 27, 2005.Nationwide, more than a million veteran teachers are nearing retirement. The Fictional Town of GarnerBy Shay Zeller on Thursday, October 27, 2005.Author Kirstin Allio has selected the fictional town of Garner, NH as the setting for her historical debut novel, Garner. The book is set in 1925 and is part sociological and part page-turner. Kirstin explores the times and the trials that make up the unusual story of life in early 20th century Garner. Jon Katz on DogsBy Laura Knoy on Thursday, October 27, 2005.Jon Katz, a one time technology geek and pop culture writer has become one of the leading authorities on the human-canine bond. In this book he offers powerful and practical philosophy for training and living with dogs from birth to death. Katz, a dog owner himself mixes interesting facts with his own personal stories to teach dog owners and dog owner wanabees everything from housebreaking to choosing a vet to understanding your pet. "Every dog is different" Katz says, "due to breeding, environment and temperament - and therefore, every human-dog relationship varies." |
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