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ArchivesLebanon Prom Night Bus Irks StudentsBy Kevin Forrest on Monday, May 2, 2005.All across New Hampshire, teen-agers are preparing for their spring proms. For students at Lebanon High School, this year's pre-prom ritual will be a little different. The Vermont Standard's Kevin Forrest reports: listen:
 Sunapee Wants to SecedeBy Amy Quinton on Monday, May 2, 2005.Sunapee town officials want to secede from Sullivan County and join Merrimack County. If they're successful, Sunapee would become the first town in the state's history to change counties. listen:
AG Says House Energy Bill Hurts NH Action on MTBEBy Rebecca Kaufman on Monday, May 2, 2005.New Hampshire's Attorney General says the recently passed US House Energy bill will hurt the state's chances in court. Of specific concern is a provision in the bill that protects the manufacturers of the gasoline additive MTBE from liability lawsuits. New Hampshire Public Radio's Rebecca Kaufman has more. listen:
NH State Epidemiologist, Jesse GreenblattBy Laura Knoy on Monday, May 2, 2005.After seven years of service, New Hampshire's State Epidemiologist, Jesse Greenblatt, is stepping down. A lot has happened in New Hampshire over seven years- statewide scares of Meningitis and West Nile, worldwide scares of SARS and Monkeypox, new problems and worries since 9/11 and now there's the avian flu. We'll look back at world of disease and health during the tenure of Dr. Jesse Greenblatt, find out what we've learned and what's still to come. Laura's guest is Dr. Jesse Greenblatt, New Hampshire's outgoing state epidemiologist. listen:
The Sea Squirts Are ComingBy Mark Bevis on Monday, May 2, 2005.IT SEEMS EVERYTIME FISHERMEN IN NEW ENGLAND TURN AROUND THEY FACE A NEW DANGER TO THEIR LIVELIHOODS. ONE YEAR IT'S A REPORT ON GROUNDFISH STOCKS....OR A NEW AILMENT STRIKING SHELLFISH. NEXT IT'S NEW REGULATIONS RESTRICTING THE NUMBER OF DAYS THEY CAN FISH. PROBABLY THE LAST THING THE NEW ENGLAND FISHING INDUSTRY WANTS TO HEAR IS THIS NEXT REPORT BY NHPR'S MARK BEVIS. listen:
Fishing for Fine ArtBy John Walters on Monday, May 2, 2005.Matthew Smith is a printmaker and sculptor who eschewed a career as a commercial fisherman after seeing the results of overfishing around the world. He turned to art, as a way to draw connections to the natural world. His work can be seen at his new gallery, ?The Copper Canoe? in Exeter. listen:
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