Going Local: The Monadnock Region Live From Keene State College

New Hampshire Public Radio | By The Exchange

Published August 29, 2018 at 12:55 PM EDT

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"Going Local" focused on the Monadnock region during this discussion Thursday at Keene State College.

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Exchange Host Laura Knoy asks guests a question during the event at Keene State College.

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Mary Ann Kristiansen of the Hannah Grimes Center and Rodney Bartlett, town administrator in Peterborough, share their favorite parts of the Monadnock area.

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Paul Miller, editor of The Keene Sentinel, speaks about priorities for the region.

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From left to right, guests included: Mary Ann Kristiansen, Rodney Bartlett, and Amanda Littleton, who is district manager for the Cheshire County Conservation District.

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The Exchange is exploring the different regions of the state for our summer series, Going Local. For the Monadnock Region, we go to Keene State College to broadcast before a live audience.

This show originally aired live from Keene State College on Thursday, August 16th, 2018.

GUESTS:

Rodney Bartlett - Town Administrator, Town of Peterborough.
Mary Ann Kristiansen - Executive Director, Hannah Grimes Center for Entrepreneurship in Keene.
Amanda Littleton - District Manager, Cheshire County Conservation District.
Paul Miller - Executive Editor, The Keene Sentinel and SentinelSource.com.

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Going Local: The Monadnock Region Live From Keene State College

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