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    A Community Approach to a Growing Epidemic
    Childhood obesity has become a public health crisis in America – and one of first lady Michelle Obama’s main causes. More than thirty percent of all…
  • The Lorax
    The box office success of the new Universal Pictures animated feature film “The Lorax” - based on a classic Dr. Seuss tale – creates a window of…
  • A protester blocks an Atlanta street during a rally protesting Georgia's new immigration law in June 2011. Now, the state's lawmakers are considering a bill that would also ban students here illegally from attending all public colleges.
    In Southern States, Immigration Law Battle Rages On
    Despite federal and Supreme Court challenges, Southern states continue to push anti-immigration laws through their legislatures. Georgia debated a bill late into Tuesday night that would restrict public education, while the Mississippi House recently passed a measure requiring police to check immigration status upon arrest.
  • A shopper searches on her BlackBerry for coupons inside a Target store. Consumers with smartphones are changing the way stores set prices and track customer tastes.
    To Keep Customers, Brick-And-Mortar Stores Look To Smartphones
    New apps could guide you to specific products and even deliver discounts based on where you're standing in a store. It's all designed to get you to continue shopping locally instead of online.
  • A veteran of punk bands, Dry the River's Peter Liddle (center) began playing acoustic guitar to keep quiet as a med student.
    Dry The River: Songs Of Cardiac Anatomy
    A veteran of punk bands, Peter Liddle switched to acoustic guitar to keep quiet as a med student.
  • Charting NH's Incredible Shrinking Government
    Two hallmarks of Republican legislative leadership these past couple of sessions have been a commitment to small government and the use of deep cuts to…
  • House Overrides Governor's Veto of Redistricting Plan
    The Republican-controlled New Hampshire House has overridden Democratic Governor John Lynch's veto of the House redistricting plan.The House voted 246-112…
  • EZ-Pass Transponders to Get Cheaper
    The Department of Transportation announced that the cost of EZ pass transponders will drop by more than half starting in April. The transponders will soon…
  • House Folds on Gaming Bill
    Gambling in New Hampshire ran up against a stacked deck in the Statehouse today. The House has voted to kill a bill that would have brought four casinos…
  • NH House Approves 24 Hour Wait For Abortion
    The NH house has voted to require women to wait 24 hours before getting an abortion. The so-called women’s right to know bill had to be pared back to win…
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