Breaking the Chains: Amy Tee Stays Sober Making People Laugh
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Looking back, I can clearly see my life was a crockpot of chaos, a rolling boil 30 years in the making.
My story of addiction is not the typical story of addiction.
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Dear Friends of InDepthNH.org,
The New Hampshire Center for Public Interest Journalism launched our nonprofit investigative news outlet InDepthNH.org in September. New Hampshire has lost many reporters.
Politics
The 10 Best 2015 Investigative Reports on Political Money
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The best in-depth stories of 2015 about campaign finance from newsrooms around the country — from Clinton to the Koch brothers.
Sarajevo’s Grit Mirrors Folks Back Home in New Hampshire
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Sarah’s View from the Borderlands is Sarah Freeman-Woolpert’s new biweekly column for InDepthNH.org. Originally from Pembroke, N.H., she is studying youth activism and civic engagement in Sarajevo.
Business & Economy
At Capital One, Easy Credit and Abundant Lawsuits
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A ProPublica analysis of state court filings reveals that Capital One sues its customers far more than any other bank.
Nursing Home Workers Share Explicit Photos of Residents on Snapchat
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A ProPublica review found 35 cases since 2012 in which nursing home or assisted living workers surreptitiously shared photos or videos of residents on social media. Six were at nursing homes in Massachusetts and Vermont. At least 16 cases involved Snapchat.
Eversource Touts Schiller Station’s Wood-Fired Boiler
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Schiller Station’s wood-chip boiler has earned state and national recognition for its record of clean power generation starting with the Environmental Protection Agency, but some residents across the river in Eliot, Maine, claim that sulfur pollutants from the plant have affected their health.
OpenSecrets Best in 2015: Accountability Journalism
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Lists are easy, as any writer left behind on a skeletal holiday staff will tell you. The “Best of [year]” list in particular isn’t art, it’s #content— but done with care, it can be a revealing reminder of the highlights of the previous year. To that end, here’s OpenSecrets Blog’s list of our best journalism of 2015. It features great examples of both explanatory and accountability reporting. Explanatory journalism illuminates an intricate issue through clear presentations and a mastery of the subject matter; it, well, explains.