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Thanks for Making NewsMatch a Great Success for InDepthNH.org

By Nancy West | January 9, 2019

Bob LaPree, photo editor for InDepthNH, working on a personal video project, "A Conversation with the Buddha"

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The full amount of your donations hasn’t been tallied yet because there are incentives that will be added by the funders, but you have donated at least $14,269 and we are thrilled at InDepthNH.org. Please know how happy we are to know you support the work we do for you and New Hampshire. Thanks, Nancy West, executive director. Below find photos of some of our staff, the people who write about New Hampshire. And here find your name as a generous donor during NewsMatch, unless you chose to be anonymous. You are the future of news.

Nancy West, executive director

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Garry Rayno is InDepthNH.org’s State House Bureau Chief. He is pictured in the press room at the State House in Concord.

Reporter Gail Ober

Mark Okrant, NH Travel Guru

Bob Charest, Why You Should Care NH

Wayne D. King has just launched NH Secrets, Legends and Lore podcast

Nancy West photo

Susan Dromey Heeter, Joyful Musings columnist.

Monica Drahonovsky, Monica Reads

North Country reporter Rachael Brown

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Michael Davidow writes Radio Free New Hampshire

Editorial cartoonist Mike Marland

John Harrigan, The View From Above The Notch

Mary Helen Gillespie

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