Roger Wood InDepth

By Roger Wood | September 11, 2015

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.

Does NH Beat Florida For Retirement? You Decide.

A recent article in GoBankingRates.com rated Florida number two and New Hampshire number one for places to retire.

Portsmouth Hot for Home Sales

The Seacoast Region continues to be the hot spot for real estate transactions.

Officials Huddle Over Seacoast Children’s Cancer Cluster

Some worried Seacoast area residents are wondering if there is something in the environment that is causing the still small number of cancer cases among children.

Mt Sunapee and NH Sierra Club Disagree on Expansion

Hew Hampshire Sierra Club: To the ski resort, Mount Sunapee is the goose that laid the golden egg and they want more golden eggs. NHSC wants the public land made for the public.

Reports Differ on New Refueling Tankers Arriving at Pease

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.

Charlie Griffin – NH Attorney By Day, Broadcaster Morning And Night

“Without Charlie, there would be no local sports or news.”

Sierra Club: Delay Fast Vote on Mt Sunapee Expansion

“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.

NH Wants Halt To Fake Syrup ‘Sappers’

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.

Walking On the Wild Side of NH

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.

Peirce Island Protester: ‘And it Ain’t Over Yet’

A crowd of enthusiastic supporters who want to preserve the city’s Peirce Island exhibited their determination outside city hall Monday night.