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Sandell Morse: Searching for the Shoah in Auvillar, France
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The Spiral Shell: A French Village Reveals Its Secrets of Jewish Resistance in World War II is a book by Sandell Morse that started out to be a book of essays.
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Sam Safford: A Message of Love at Easter
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One of the speeches Sam gave touched me deeply in its honesty and uplifting advice. Sam lives with Duchenne muscular dystrophy characterized by progressive muscle degeneration, and he has already outlived his life expectancy.
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Alcoholism and Andy Marsjanik’s Mission to Help
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Andy Marsjanik did not get to finish his book. His sister, Amy Marsjanik Law, and Jeff Deck, a well-known New Hampshire author, took up the unfinished manuscript, notes, chapter titles and have given us a 3D version of who Andy was and why his story needs telling, to be remembered, and to be passed along.
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A New Hampshire Native Answers the Call to Cannabis
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Let’s start with the vote that will take place Thursday, March 31 for HB 1598, legalizing the possession and use of cannabis. The House calendar reads: The bill seeks to create a Liquor Commission-owned and operated monopoly for all cannabis sold at retail within NH. How do you stand on this proposal? Why did you want to get involved with cannabis?
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2/3 of Granite Staters Back Legislation To Sell Recreational Cannabis in Liquor Stores: Poll
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More than two-thirds of Granite Staters support proposed legislation to legalize marijuana, allowing it to be sold in state liquor stores,” according to a Granite State Poll by the University of New Hampshire Feb. 25
People & Places
Paul O. Jenkins-Ambassadors of Bluegrass Music
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Paul O. Jenkins is a librarian. He is the University Librarian for Franklin Pierce University. I make clear to anyone who will listen I know librarians are superheroes in comfortable shoes who have faced the internet and didn’t blink.
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Radio and the Mind of Mike Morin
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In that time, he has been stalked, buried alive three times, done a striptease in downtown Boston, learned about getting fired in the morning newspaper, been a victim of armed robbery, and talks about all of that and so much more in his autobiography, Fifty Shades of Radio: Being Wired, Tired, and Fired.
Business & Economy
Cog Railway and White Mountains Community College Team Up
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White Mountains Community College and The Cog Railway are teaming up for some workforce development in the North Country and to keep the iconic locomotives chugging up to the top of Mount Washington.
Business & Economy
Questions Raised About Offshore Wind at Meeting
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Mark Sanborn, in his new role with the state Department of Energy, asked those attending a hearing at the Pease International Tradeport for their concerns about a proposed offshore wind project in the Gulf of Maine.