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ArchivesCommission Evaluates Seacoast Waste ProblemBy Roger Wood on Tuesday, March 8, 2005.The state is in the middle of a million dollar study that could affect the Seacoast's environment for decades. As NHPR Correspondent Roger Wood reports, the region is trying to figure out what to do with its growing problem of waste. listen:
 Hinsdale Debates New Power PlantBy Donna Moxley on Tuesday, March 8, 2005.In the Southwest New Hampshire town of Hinsdale, battle lines are being drawn over a proposed power plant. Like the proposed BioEnergy plant in Hopkinton, the Hinsdale facility would burn construction and demolition debris. The Keene Sentinel's Donna Moxley reports. listen:
Town Meetings Bring Up Land ConservationBy Rebecca Kaufman on Tuesday, March 8, 2005.During this year's town meeting season, voters in 56 towns will decide whether to buy land for conservation. The issues surrounding each vote vary widely. New Hampshire Public Radio's Rebecca Kaufman takes a look at three towns voting on three very different conservation initiatives. listen:
Success is ColorblindBy John Walters on Tuesday, March 8, 2005.Painter Kevin Dadoly says being colorblind is both a blessing and a curse. His success as a sought-after instructor and painter is based on a sharp perception of light values and a reliance on students' input for subtle color corrections. Part of his Front Porch conversation with host John Walters consists of an individual painting "class" and critique. listen:
A Personal View of Alzheimer'sBy Laura Knoy on Tuesday, March 8, 2005.There a few things harder than caring for a loved one struggling through the stages of dementia and memory loss. We'll get a first hand account of Alzheimer's and how it affected a prominent New Hampshire political family. Laura is joined by Ann McLane Kuster, a Concord attorney and author of The Last Dance: Facing Alzheimer's with Love and Laughter, and Dr. Robert Santulli, Director of the Memory Disorders Service in the Department of Psychiatry at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and the founder and director of a new organization, the Upper Valley Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center. listen:
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