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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.
Now, after some eight years heading up The Green Alliance, Ssrah Brown is moving on, or should we say, back to her passion … writing. Brown has written and produced for major networks including CNN, the BBC, NBC and Associated Press. She’s now writing for National Geographic’s “The Plate” food columns.
Roger Wood and Mike Pomp shared fond stories about former Portsmouth Mayor Eileen Foley Tuesday morning at WTSN AM 1270.
Former Mayor Eileen Foley’s death at 97 has saddened city officials and residents in this “City of the Open Door.”
Back in the 1970s, motorists stymied by buying limits and long lines, were being romanced with the idea of an offshore oil terminal off the New Hampshire coast.
Roger Wood InDepthNH: A group of students from the New Hampshire Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals program at Stratham traveled to Concord to testify in favor of legislation to ban possession of shark fins.
Helping military members and their families is the object of a new endowment that is being helped by a sizable donation from a Portsmouth couple. The Dan and Renee Plummer Endowment Fund will provide support for New Hampshire service members who are battling addiction.
Roger Wood Podcast: University of Massachusetts Economics Professor Gerald Friedman likes what he sees in Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders’ economic growth plan, but he likes former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton as a candidate, too. Over 10 years, Friedman estimated under Sanders’ plan, the median income would increase $22,000 and 26 million jobs would be created. The unemployment rate would be 3.8 percent and the poverty rate would be cut in half, he said.
While voters headed to the polls in the nation’s first Presidential primary, Jim Splaine, the man who ensured it would continue to be number one, was in his usual place – outside in the February cold campaigning for his favorite candidate.
Roger Wood InDepth: The next-to-last UNH Survey Center presidential primary poll released Sunday shows former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton closing the gap with Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, but Sanders still holds a double-digit lead.
Roger Wood Podcast: With just a few days left until New Hampshire’s first-in-the-nation presidential primary, Republican Donald Trump and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders still have the edge, but that can change.