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Hear InDepthNH’s Paula Tracy on NHPR’s Weekly News Roundup on Friday

By Nancy West | September 26, 2019

Paula Tracy, senior reporter at InDepthNH.org

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https://www.nhpr.org/post/weekly-nh-news-roundup-sept-27

This show with Peter Biello airs Friday Sept. 27, live at 9 a.m.; rebroadcast is at 7 p.m.

GUESTS:

Kevin Landrigan – N.H. Statehouse reporter for the New Hampshire Union Leader.

Dean Spiliotes – Civic scholar in the School of Arts and Sciences at SNHU.

Paula Tracy – Senior reporter covering Statehouse and environmental issues for InDepth NH. She previously worked at the New Hampshire Union Leader for 25 years and for four years at WMUR.

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