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Obama Courts Independents

By Dan Trudeau on Friday, December 21, 2007.

During his swing through the Seacoast Thursday, Barack Obama stopped at the Loaf and Ladle, a restaurant in Exeter. He held a round-table discussion with six independent voters. Obama used the event to tout his record as a government reformer. Correspondent Dan Trudeau has more.

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25 in 25: John Harrigan

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New Traditions: A Holiday Music Special from NHPR

By Andrew Walsh on Friday, December 21, 2007.

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New Traditions is a holiday music special from New Hampshire Public Radio, hosted by Andrew Walsh.
Thousands of performers have recorded holiday tunes over the decades, but for some reason, we tend to hear the same ones over and over. New Traditions is a Christmas music collection focusing on all the great christmas songs we don't usually get to hear on the radio.

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Staying Active in Winter

By Scott Fitzpatrick on Friday, December 21, 2007.

As the cold weather settles in over New Hampshire, we tend to nestle into our warm homes, but it's just as important to get outside in the winter as in other times of the year.

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25 in 25: You

By Laura Knoy on Friday, December 21, 2007.

We end our 25 in 25 series with maybe the most important person… YOU. You the newcomer to our state, You the person who has lived here as long as NHPR has been on the air, You whose roots have been planted in the Granite State for generations. You who live in the Upper Valley, or the Seacoast, you in the booming Southern Tier or in the still somewhat barren North Country. Today we talk with you, how you’ve changed the state, how you’ve seen New Hampshire change over the past 25 years and where you think our state is heading in the future.

Guests

  • Tom Duffy: senior planner at the New Hampshire Office of Energy and Planning
  • David Watters: professor of English at the University of New Hampshire, director for the Center of New England Studies at UNH and coauthor of The Encyclopedia of New England
  • Russ Thibault: president of Applied Economic Research, an economic and real estate consulting firm in Laconia
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