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Hostage Crisis Shines Light on State Services

By Dan Gorenstein on Tuesday, December 4, 2007.

According to his attorney, Leland Eisenberg was so desperate to get psychiatric help; he took six people hostage at Hillary Clinton’s campaign office in Rochester last Friday.

Leading up to the incident, Eisenberg’s wife says he had been drinking for three weeks.

Mental health advocates say the case shows how difficult it is to get treatment, especially for someone with both emotional and substance abuse problems.

State healthcare officials agree services don’t meet demand.

New Hampshire Public Radio’s Dan Gorenstein reports.

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Primary 2008 Issues: Veterans

Veterans

Hillary Clinton Hillary Clinton

Salem, 10/16/07

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Primary 2008 Issues: Don't Ask Don't Tell

Don't Ask Don't Tell

Joe Biden Joe Biden

Manchester, 6/3/07

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25 in 25: Judson Hale

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Romney Brings A Predecessor On The Campaign Trail

By Josh Rogers on Tuesday, December 4, 2007.

Republican Mitt Romney was joined on the campaign trail today by another former Massachusetts governor - William Weld.

New Hampshire Public Radio's Josh Rogers has more.

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Could West Coast-Sized Forest Fires Hit New Hampshire Forests?

By Chris Jensen on Tuesday, December 4, 2007.

The fires earlier this fall in Malibu have died, but the pictures are still with us.

Red-orange flames more than 30 feet high.

Aircraft and firefighters struggling as thousands of acres of forests and hundreds of homes burned

That story is common out West.

But even though the North Country doesn’t suffer such disasters, local officials do plan for them.

NHPR Correspondent Chris Jensen has the story.

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25 in 25: Judson Hale

By Laura Knoy on Tuesday, December 4, 2007.

In our latest installment of our 25 in 25 series, Yankee Magazine Editor-in-Chief and New England icon Jud Hale joins us. Born in Boston, raised in Maine and a longtime New Hampshire resident, Hale’s as Yankee as they come. We’ll look back at his fifty-year publishing career and how his magazine’s portrayal of a “New England Yankee Ideal” has changed over the past quarter century.

Guest

  • Judson Hale, editor-in-chief of Yankee Magazine and editor for The Old Farmer’s Almanac
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Primary 2008 Issues: Detainees

Detainees

Joe Biden Joe Biden

Hanover, 9/26/07

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Primary 2008 Issues: Trade

Trade

Joe Biden Joe Biden

NHPR, 12/17/07

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