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Story Archives of 'Carol Murray'Is Lynch Seeking New Leaders At Transportation And HHS?By Josh Rogers on Thursday, November 30, 2006.As policymakers gear up for budget season, Governor Lynch seems to be paying particularly close attention to two of the largest state departments -- transportation and heath and human services. The Governor says he wants to improve agency performance as the budget process begins. But Lynch may be looking at more than numbers. listen:
  Taking Transportation to the PeopleBy Laura Knoy on Tuesday, March 14, 2006.In 2004, a commission, led by the New Hampshire Department of Transportation and the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, was formed to address this question: what is our transportation vision for next 25 years? Over the last two years, the commission has looked at the many obvious and not so obvious ways transportation planning effects the state. This week, they will release their report and begin the process of asking for public imput. We'll talk about their work, their recommendations, and ask what you think they got right and what they missed. Laura is joined Lew Feldstein, President of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation and Carol Murray, Commissioner at the NH Department of Transportation. listen:
Commissioner Carol MurrayBy Laura Knoy on Tuesday, October 18, 2005.New Hampshire Transportation Commissioner Carol Murray joins us to talk about the new strategy to transform transportation in the state by collaborating more closely with towns and looking more broadly at design impacts. We'll also talk about a number of projects including EZ Pass, I-93, and the more immediate concern of rebuilding roads and bridges in washed out parts of southwestern New Hampshire. Laura's guest is Carol Murray, Commissioner for New Hampshire's Department of Transportation. listen:
Commissioner MurrayBy Laura Knoy on Tuesday, November 9, 2004.We're talking with Department of Transportation Commissioner Carol Murray about everything from her views of I-93 and our roads to how the Highway Trust Fund should be spent and also getting the status of construction projects across the state. Laura's guest is Carol Murray. listen:
One Last Look at Widening Interstate 93By Doug MacPherson on Friday, May 21, 2004.The final environmental impact statement for widening interstate 93 is finished. That means in a little over 30 days, the Federal Highway Administration is expected to provide the final thumbs up or thumbs down on a project that's been in the planning stages for a dozen years. Before the FHA rules, however, interested parties have what may be their last chance to comment. As New Hampshire Public Radio's Doug MacPherson reports, many of the state's environmental groups continue to voice strong objections. listen:
Commissioner Carol MurrayBy Mike Arnold on Thursday, March 18, 2004.It's building season in New Hampshire again and there are a lot of projects on the table at the New Hampshire Department of Transportation. We sit down with Commissioner Carol Murray to talk about what's happening with the department and what's on the map for New Hampshire this year. Mike Arnold guest hosts. His guest is Carol Murray, Commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Transportation. listen:
Fighting Over Frivolous LawsuitsBy Josh Rogers on Wednesday, May 28, 2003.House lawmakers are scheduled to vote tomorrow on a measure that would modify New Hampshire’s frivolous lawsuit statute. Under the bill, people who sue over state construction projects could be forced to pay up to ten percent of a projects’ total cost if the courts find the suit “frivolous.” Proponents say the measure will protect taxpayers from so-called sabotage lawsuits. But Critics say the bill’s will to intimidate citizens from raising legitimate objections to poorly planned state projects. listen:
NH RoadsBy Laura Knoy on Wednesday, May 7, 2003.There are a number of transportation projects going on across the state, including the expansion of I-93 and the Conway Bypass. Find out what the latest is and what effect, if any, these projects will have on your town. Laura's guest is NHDOT Commissioner Carol Murray. listen:
State and Feds Disagree on Mitigation for I93By Doug MacPherson on Monday, May 20, 2002.State and federal officials appear to be at a stalemate over the widening of Interstate 93. At issue is how much mitigation the state needs to do for the impact of the thousands of new residents the completed highway is expected to attract. listen: No audio currently available. Order on CD (pdf).
Getting Around New HampshireBy Laura Knoy on Tuesday, October 23, 2001.We talk with Transportation Commissioner Carol Murray about roads, rail and riding. We’ll ask about current, future, and sometimes controversial highway projects. Also - passenger trains are coming soon to parts of the state, and there’s a new focus on improving bike and walking paths. listen: No audio currently available. Order on CD (pdf).
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