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Voices of the personalities and people of the Granite State.

Striper Fishing with NH Guide John McKernan

By GEORGE LISET, Writing on the Fly | July 31, 2021

John has been my fly fishing mentor. John is partly responsible for my fly fishing addiction.

Vermont Pacifist Leaves Manchester, NH Halfway House

By ARNIE ALPERT | July 30, 2021

When Martha Hennessy was released from a federal prison and transferred to an “adult residential re-entry” program in Manchester, it wasn’t her first trip to the Queen City or her first entanglement with the criminal legal system.

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NH Has Not Escaped Maine Transmission Line Battle

By GARRY RAYNO, InDepthNH.org | July 24, 2021

Monday marks the two-year anniversary of Eversource’s decision to give up on its plan to construct a $1.6 billion, high voltage, 192-mile transmission line traversing New Hampshire from north to south.

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Writer Masheri Chappelle Is a NH Force of Nature

By BEVERLY STODDART, A Writer's Life | July 24, 2021

Masheri Chappelle hears these voices. Only they can be forceful and even shake the house. She has the gift.

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Roger Wood Talks With Dr. Scott Hampton About ‘Ending the Violence’

By Roger Wood | July 24, 2021

Currently, Dr. Hampton is the Executive Director of Ending the Violence, a Dover New Hampshire-based organization that provides educational classes to perpetrators of domestic and sexual violence both in the community and in the county jail.

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Op-Ed: Time to Lift NH GOP’s Toxic Cloud of Inaction

By Leonard Witt | July 23, 2021

The other day I took a friend to my favorite view of the Sandwich Mountain Range, but alas it was shrouded in smoke from the wildfires out West. Those low hanging toxic clouds were a reminder of just how connected all things are — and how vulnerable New Hampshire is to the consequences of global warming.