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  • O'Brien Pushing Back On Contraception Mandates
    The New Hampshire House will likely vote next week to ask the federal government to rescind a rule forcing insurers to provide contraceptives to employees…
  • Home Made Foods Bill Stirs Cheese Makers
    The New Hampshire House of Representatives has passed a bill that would make it easier for the smallest farmers to break even. If it becomes law it would…
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    NHPR is a Sponsor for The 59th Annual New Hampshire State Spelling Bee
    NHPR and the New Hampshire Union Leader are proud to sponsor The 59th Annual New Hampshire State Spelling Bee scheduled for March 3, in Concord. The best…
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    According to our guest today, Colin Woodard, America's political divisions aren't between red states and blue states, right and left, Republicans and…
  • Towns, States, and the Feds: Who Governs What?
    Recent debates over the new health care law and rules over refugee settlements have been challenged by states, including New Hampshire. Meanwhile several…
  • It's natural for Leonard Cohen to think a lot about mortality near the end of his life, but Ron Sexsmith says Cohen has never sung about "frivolous things."
    Conor Oberst, Ron Sexsmith Pay Tribute To Leonard Cohen
    It's natural for Leonard Cohen to think a lot about mortality near the end of his life, but Ron Sexsmith says Cohen has never sung about "frivolous things."
  • San Joaquin sheriff detectives sift for human remains that were excavated from an abandoned ranch near Linden, Calif., on Sunday. Authorities say Wesley Shermantine and Loren Herzog wantonly murdered an unknown number of victims before their arrest in 1999. Now, one of the convicted killers is leading investigators to burial sites that have yielded hundreds of bones.
    For Cash, Murderer Leads Police To Victims' Remains
    Authorities in California are excavating the gruesome remains of murder victims who were buried many years ago by a pair of convicted murderers dubbed the "Speed Freak Killers." The case raises some thorny ethical and legal issues: Should convicted criminals be able to benefit from their wrongdoing?
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    All My Lovely Goners, the fifth release and fourth full length album from the indie rock outfit, Winterpills, who hail from the creative spring that is…
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    This year’s list of Oscar nominees for best film is heavy on nostalgia The Artist, Hugo, Midnight in Paris. We go to the movies to escape talk of…
  • Clinton
    Barak Goodman has been writing and directing documentaries for more than fifteen years, including the 2010 Peabody and Emmy winning film “My Lai,” “The…
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