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ArchivesManchester Mourns Death of Police Officer Michael BriggsBy Debra Daigle on Wednesday, October 18, 2006.Manchester is mourning the death of one of the city's finest: Police Officer Michael Briggs was killed in the line of duty this week on the city's east side. NHPR Correspondent Debra Daigle reports, whether people knew the bike patrol cop well, or just casually, everyone in town seems to be feeling the loss. listen:
  H.P. LovecraftBy Liz Bulkley on Wednesday, October 18, 2006.New England writer H.P. Lovecraft lived an unpublished life as a horror, fantasy and science fiction writer during the early/mid 1900's. Today his appeal is huge; his work is dark, sometimes weird, and highly imaginative. We're going to look at the life and mind of H.P. Lovecraft in anticipation of this weekend's Lovecraft in Vermont festival in Brattleboro. Our guest is Stephen Bisset, cartoonist, writer and instructor at the Center for Cartoon Studies. Steve is highly regarded as an expert in Lovecraft film adaptations, and he'll be presenting some of those films at this weekend's event. listen:
Congressional Candidate Paul HodesBy Jon Greenberg on Wednesday, October 18, 2006.Democrat Paul Hodes is challenging the Republican incumbent for Congressional District 2, Charlie Bass. He has been the Assistant Attorney General and Special Prosecutor for the State of New Hampshire. Now, the Concord based attorney and musician wants to be your next Congressman. Paul Hodes is making his second run to win the 2nd Congressional district against Charlie Bass. Today he joins us to talk about his campaign, where he stands on the big issues of the state and of the nation and how he separates himself from his opponent. listen:
Top Lawmakers Push For Prosecution Money In Briggs KillingBy Josh Rogers on Wednesday, October 18, 2006.Key lawmakers moved quickly Wednesday to get behind the likely death penalty prosecution of the accused killer of Manchester Police Officer Michael Briggs. The legislature's joint fiscal committee voted unanimously to budget 420 thousand dollars to cover some of the legal costs the state will absorb as prosecutors seek capital murder charges against Michael 'Stix' Addison. New Hampshire Public Radio's Josh Rogers has more. listen:
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