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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.
Roger Wood offers a preview of Eversource’s new, state-of-the-art facility that uses the latest technology to maintain reliable service, respond to outages and provide information faster during power outages.
Mark Galvin, co-founder of mymedicalshopper.com, found that prices for similar medical procedures vary widely in the state and that many consumers aren’t aware of their power to take advantage of cost savings.
Roger Wood has produced 22 podcasts for InDepthNH.org in our first 87 days. And I love every one of them. Find all of them on his page at InDepthNH.org and on ITunes. Thank you Roger. We’re grateful for your special insight into New Hampshire people and news.
Conference at Dimond Hill Farm in Concord focused on extreme weather conditions that have affected the Northeast. Roger Wood speaks with Catherine Corkery, New Hampshire chapter director of the Sierra Club.
David Mara, who retired as chief of police in Manchester, will take over as interim Portsmouth police chief In January.
About two dozen of the ride-sharing drivers or supporters demonstrated with signs outside New Hampshire City Hall Monday. They were there to demonstrate their belief that drivers with the national organization shouldn’t have to undergo criminal background checks or have other regulations imposed on them.
You may be saving gas by driving that futuristic all-electric or hybrid vehicle. But I bet you didn’t know that you are costing the state money.
Friends of Pulpit Rock Towers are lovingly restoring the historic landmark. Roger Wood gets the details from Steve Tobin.
New Hampshire and Maine have now joined with 23 other states in the battle to defend the Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Power Plan.
This is national novel writing month … with some 300,000 authors taking up the challenge to complete one by the end of November. Not a problem for Brendan Dubois of Exeter. He’s just completed his latest work in progress, which joins 20 other full-length mysteries and suspense books and 150 short stories. Three new works are scheduled to come out in the same year for this award-winning former newspaper reporter.