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ArchivesNH Delegation Not Quite Unanimous on TortureBy Julie Donnelly on Tuesday, November 8, 2005.A battle is brewing between Congress and the White House over how detainees should be treated. New Hampshire's delegation - all Republicans - currently support a measure to outlaw torture of prisoners of war. The president says he would veto it. NHPR Correspondent Julie Donnelly reports from Washington. listen:
  Alstead Seeks State AidBy Dan Gorenstein on Tuesday, November 8, 2005.Alstead residents are beginning to see federal assistance come in. And to the frustration of many- so far it's not covering the cost of the flood damage. New Hampshire Public Radio's Dan Gorenstein reports, selectmen from the town traveled to the state capitol Tuesday seeking additional aid. listen:
Fritz WetherbeeBy Shay Zeller on Tuesday, November 8, 2005.As a longtime folklorist and TV personality, Fritz Wetherbee has become a bit of an institution in and of himself. First as host of NHPTV’s New Hampshire Crossroads and then through his appearances on WMUR’s Chronicle, Fritz has made a career of visiting and uncovering New Hampshire’s special places, landmarks, and legends. He collects many of these stories in his new book, Fritz Wetherbee’s New Hampshire. listen:
An Alstead UpdateBy Laura Knoy on Tuesday, November 8, 2005.While media coverage of Alstead may have quieted down in recent weeks, the town is still recovering from massive flood damage. Roads and bridges need to be repaired and rebuilt, power restored, and the piles of debris in the Cold River cleaned out. We'll check in with a variety of relief efforts going on in Alstead and get the state of the state on flooding. Laura's guest is Matt Saxton, selectman in Alstead. We'll also hear from Delvina Kearney, owner of the Alstead Village Store; Kevin Galvin, public affairs officer for FEMA and Carol Bennett, principal at Alstead Primary School. listen:
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