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Roger Wood Unpacks Portsmouth Controversy Over Alleged Malfeasance
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Podcast producer Roger Wood unpacks the complex controversy regarding Jim Hewitt, target of an attempt to remove him from the Portsmouth Planning Board.
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Podcast producer Roger Wood unpacks the complex controversy regarding Jim Hewitt, target of an attempt to remove him from the Portsmouth Planning Board.
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Lars Trodson has been a journalist in New Hampshire for many years. He has written for the Portsmouth Herald and an editor there. Now, he’s a resident of the tiny speck of land known as Block Island off Rhode Island. Roger Wood asked him to put his journalist hat on and talk about the recent destructive hotel fire there. Harborside Inn has been a long-standing icon. https://soundcloud.com/roger-wood-914351181/lars-trodson?si=d1b02b8985b84e709504ad52667a62f0&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
Lars Trodson has been a newspaper, radio and internet journalist for more than 35 years.
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