Alstead: One Year Later

It's been a year since the floods that killed seven people, swept away homes and roads and caused millions of dollars in damage in southwest New Hampshire. This week NHPR looks at how the region is remembering the floods and working to move forward.

NHPR Coverage

Alstead Remembers Flood: The community holds an event to celebrate, remember and come together.

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The People of Alstead Remember: Alstead resident Paul Rodrigue has produced a CD called Water Rising, where residents share their flood stories.

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Alstead Remembered: The Exchange talks to members of the Alstead community to see where they are a year after the floods.

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A Year Later, Alstead is Rebuilding: A year after a wall of water washed away a large part of the town, people continue to rebuild.

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Environmental Problems From Alstead Flood Still Linger: The course of Warren Brook and the Cold River changed because of the flood in Alstead.

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Web Links

Keene Sentinel: Flood Coverage: Full news and multimedia coverage from fall 2005 to the present.

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