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Roger Wood
Roger Wood produces a podcast called “Roger Wood Indepth” covering news and life in New Hampshire. Wood is a well-known, award-winning radio, television and newspaper journalist with more than 30 years of experience. He has written and produced news and features for many radio stations and networks over the years.
There are conflicting reports on when the new Boeing KC-46A refueling tankers will be ready for deployment. Eighteen of the new aircraft are scheduled to be housed at Pease Air National Guard Base in Portsmouth.
“Without Charlie, there would be no local sports or news.”
“We are calling for the Governor and Executive Council to delay their vote which is expected on Wednesday, so that the public can understand the proposal, because it was just announced last week….on Thursday,” Catherine Corkery.
Jim Fadden, president of the NH Maple Producers Association has been urging members of the Congressional delegations in the region to back their position that they’re being undermined by “fake” marketing.
Roger Wood Podcast: After the last snows melt and before the spring peepers sound, you’ll likely spot some vernal pools, temporary habitat for frogs, salamanders and other creatures that breed there.
A crowd of enthusiastic supporters who want to preserve the city’s Peirce Island exhibited their determination outside city hall Monday night.
Assistant Mayor Jim Splaine is urging other elected councilors to back off from voting a $75 million bond to cover most of the costs of the multi-year project.
Roger Wood InDepth caught up with a number of the residents who oppose the more than $80 million Peirce Island Wastewater Treatment Plant, which passed its hurdle of $75 million dollars in bonding by an 8 to 1 Portsmouth City Council vote, with Councilor Eric Spear voting from telephone.
Here Comes The Sun: in Part 2 of InDepthNH.org’s celebration of Sunshine Week, Roger Wood gets the skinny on what you should know about holding government accountable from David Saad, president of Right to Know NH.
Police Officer Ashley Guindon, 28, was memorialized at a funeral in Springfield, Mass., on Monday.