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- The Stuff Hospitals Throw Away. 2:46pm Nov 5
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- Socrates Exchange live
New Hampshire Public Radio
Friday, September 25 at 9:00am - StoryCorps in Berlin Opening Day
Veterans Park
Wednesday, June 3 at 4:00pm - NHPR Open House
New Hampshire Public Radio
Saturday, May 9 at 9:00am - Diane Rehm
Lebanon Opera House
Tuesday, May 20 at 7:30pm - Writers on a New England Stage...
The Music Hall
Thursday, April 24 at 7:30pm - The Folk Show Folk Show: Earth...
Colonial Theatre
Tuesday, April 22 at 7:30pm
In the middle of rising unemployment, a few positive indicators
Case could decide if bloggers have the same first amendment rights as traditional journalists and determine if media websites can protect the identities of those who post comments anonymously.
Alot of what hospitals throw away is still usable, even in its original packaging.
New Hampshire Public Radio All Things Considered is taking a special hour-long look at Afghanistan as part of today's show; we'll get reports from Washington, Kabul, Islamabad and troops embedded in Helmand province. Tune in at 4 pm today for more.
Manchester voters chose the Republican alderman and state senator as mayor, and said yes to a tax cap.
States in the Northeast are trying to teach rural residents not to burn in the open anymore.
Not many firms have a no-layoff policy but those that do have been holding the line through the worst downturn in decades.
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Voters in cities across the state head to the polls on Tuesday. Among them the city of Manchester will be picking a new mayor and Aldermen.
New Hampshire Public Radio Tuesday is the Exchange's live event in Portsmouth with Barbara Kingsolver. Any questions you'd like Laura to ask her?
New Hampshire Public Radio NHPR is SO grateful to everyone who made a gift during the Fall Member Drive! Thank you all so much... we are honored.
The Governor championed tightening lead standards two years ago. Now he defends job cuts the state’s top health officials say will make it all but impossible carry out lead-protection laws.
Some events this weekend are a real treat.
Homebuyer tax credits, COBRA subsidies and extended unemployment are set to expire.
