Business & Economy
NH Dad Vows 65 Rose Tattoos To Raise $650,000 for Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
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This is a promise from a man who has no tattoos at all. The slogan for the campaign is, “Make that geezer get those tattoos.”
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Roger Wood Talks Community Power Coalition with CEO Brian Callnan
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Community Power Coalition New Hampshire has hired its first chief executive officer.
Arts and Entertainment
Brinda Charry: The East Indian
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In 2020, Keene State College professor, Brinda Charry, who had written her first novel, The East Indian, and looking for feedback, decided to enter the Pitch Party the New Hampshire Writers’ Project was putting on at their annual 603 Convention.
Arts and Entertainment
NH Nonprofit Organizations Learn Ins and Outs of Grants at 3-Day Institute
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For three days, forty-five New Hampshire nonprofit organization members learned the ins and outs of grants, the lifeblood of nonprofits.
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No Word on Climate from Presidential Candidates Stumping in NH Amid Record Global Heat
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Here in New Hampshire I have been listening for climate and energy solutions from GOP presidential hopefuls, but all I’ve heard are crickets.
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Next $2,000 in Donations To InDepthNH.org To Be Matched By Generous Donor
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Double your donation for InDepthNH.org’s summer fundraiser today. A generous donor who prefers anonymity has agreed to match the next $2,000 in donations
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Notable New Hampshire Deaths: Orchestra Leader Dave Rasmussen
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InDepthNH.org is now offering obituaries through the Legacy.com service.
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Radio Free NH: So Maybe a Baseball Game Will Suddenly Break Out
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He is a mash-up of every nightmare America has suffered through, as if a dim-witted computer had stumbled across the collected works of Joe McCarthy, Father Coughlin, Charles Lindbergh, and Huey Long, put them into a blender, added a dash of smut, and vomited the results.
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What’s Next in Governor’s Race Without Sununu: Roger Wood Asks the Expert
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Podcast producer Roger Wood spoke to political science professor Andrew Smith who also runs the University of New Hampshire Survey Center about Governor Chris Sununu’s decision to not seek a fifth term.