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InDepthNH.org’s Chris Jensen Awarded Fund for Investigative Journalism Grant
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Chris Jensen, who also reports for the New York Times, moved to Bethlehem from Ohio in 2006. He covers the North Country for InDepthNH.org.
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Who’s Tracking Your NH Voting Habits To Tell Your Neighbors?
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There in chart form was my name in boldface and the names of nine of my closest and dearest neighbors (none of whom I know, by the way) listing if they or I voted or did not vote in the November 2012 general election, September 2014 primary election, or the November 2014 general election.
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Volinsky: ‘Vote Our Values Up and Down the Ballot’
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ANDRU VOLINSKY: ‘I’m honored to join voters like you across District 2 and New Hampshire to cast our ballots for progressive candidates up and down the ballot tomorrow.’
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What Concerns UNH Students on Election Eve? Listen Here To Find Out
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LISTEN HERE: Journalism students at the University of New Hampshire speak to their peers about what issues matter most in the 2016 election.
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‘No News Is Bad News’ In a Maine Town Where Murder Brings People Together
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This book has been indelibly etched into my brain. Why? Do you know the difference between being a common everyday sleuth and an investigative reporter?
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Who Besides Maya Should Be President?
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InDepthNH.org wants to share what YOU hope for the country on the run-up to the election and beyond. We want to share the voices of everyday people (and toddlers) amid the clamor of the candidates. Pundit Maya knows who she wants.
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Opinion: Cagey Candidates Claim ‘Media Bias’ To Shine Spotlight Somewhere Else
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ROGER CARROLL: ‘I’ve interviewed scores of candidates running for everything from county sheriff to president of the United States and have come to one inescapable conclusion …’
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My Greatest Hope for Our Country
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‘I also hope we manage to do more for people who are suffering at home and abroad.’
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College Algebra and the Dynamics of Coffee Spillage
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GROWING FROM GRANITE: I heard her speak, more of a shocked utterance. “Oh my God,” followed quickly by a few muttered curse words. When I turned around, I witnessed the hot dark brown puddle I had created.