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ArchivesA Giant Pumpkin Boat Race?By Amy Quinton on Monday, October 16, 2006.So if you spend all season growing a 900 pound giant pumpkin, what do you do with it when the season’s over? The town of Goffstown has come up with a creative use for these behemoths. Turn them into boats and race them down the river. New Hampshire Public Radio’s Amy Quinton reports on Goffstown’s Giant Pumpkin Regatta. listen:
  The CountessBy Liz Bulkley on Monday, October 16, 2006.John Ruskin was a prominent British art critic whose marriage and divorce caused a scandal in Victorian England. We'll look at a new production of the play "The Countess," which is based on Ruskin's marriage and dissolution, and has striking relevance to today. We'll talk with Suzanne Delle and Doug Chilson, the two actors in Yellow Taxi Productions who bring John Ruskin and his wife Effie to life. listen:
Gubernatorial Candidate John LynchBy Laura Knoy on Monday, October 16, 2006.Democratic incumbent John Lynch faces Republican challenger Jim Coburn in the race for the Governor's seat in November. Lynch's approval ratings are high and he has been getting broad support from both sides of the aisle lately. We'll sit down with Governor Lynch and ask him about the issues, including education funding and how he sees the race playing out over the next few weeks until the general election in November. listen:
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