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Roger Wood Takes a Look at Manchester’s Solar Array
Manchester‘s solar energy array will be the largest in the state when completed this year. It is being constructed on a capped landfill site off Dunbarton Road.
Roger Wood Talks With Lara Bricker on Writing
She is one of four crime writers on the hit podcast, Crime Writers On and the author of the true crime book Lie after Lie: The True Story of a Master of Deception, Betrayal, and Murder.
Business & Economy
Roger Wood Talks Housing Woes in Mount Washington Valley
In North Conway in the Mount Washington Valley, upwards of $75,000 a year would be required to buy or rent a home.
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Roger Wood Asks What’s Next for Girls at Work
Sue Champagne fell in love with the mission of Girls at Work when she took a building class with her youngest daughter years ago.
Business & Economy
Roger Wood Podcast: $1.7B Boost Builds Optimism for Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
That comes after the Department of Defense decided to appropriate $1.7 billion for improvements at the facility.
Education
Manchester’s Cedar Swamp Preserve Is a Hidden Gem
A hidden gem is one way you could describe Manchester‘s largest conserved area, the Cedar Swamp preserve. The 620 acre site features trees as old as 450 years.
Business & Economy
WHEB Radio Station Building For Sale in Portsmouth
An icon of Portsmouth, the WHEB Radio station building on Route 1, could soon become anything but a broadcast facility.
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Roger Wood: What’s It Like Becoming a Geezer?
Roger Wood is an award winning radio, podcast, newspaper and television journalist, with over 40 years of experience in the media.
Business & Economy
Roger Wood Talks Housing Stability With Katy Easterly Martey
New Hampshire’s hot housing market has made it difficult at best for those left behind. Evictions, substandard housing and homelessness are still plaguing this rich state. A panel called the Counsel on Housing Stability has released its first report seeking solutions to the issue. it is part of a three year effort. The Counsel, appointed by the governor, has as its goal 13,500 new housing units in the state within the next three years. Katy Easterly Martey is a member of that council; she is executive director of the New Hampshire community development finance authority.
Education
Roger Wood and Deborah Ritcey on Staff Shortage for Helping Disabled People
Granite State Independent Living reports that every week, about 18,000 hours worth of requests for in-home care go unanswered at The nonprofit, due to a severe staffing shortage.