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Charlie Griffin – NH Attorney By Day, Broadcaster Morning And Night

By Roger Wood | March 26, 2016

Charlie Griffin

“Without Charlie, there would be no local sports or news,” someone wrote in an email to me and other volunteer contributors to WSCA 106.1 FM based in Portsmouth.

In fact, the 74-year-old Yale alumnus and attorney, is virtually the voice of sports and news on the non-profit and community station that has recently raised its antenna height for better regional coverage.

Plus, the station streams its live programming and archived audio worldwide. Roger Wood caught up with Charlie after a Friday morning newscast recently.
Charlie Griffin, attorney by day, broadcaster in the mornings and evenings, generally. The station web site is WSCAFM.org.

For InDepthNH.org, I’m Roger Wood.

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