Roger Wood Talks Training Workers at Great Bay Community Colleges
It’s no secret that many New Hampshire employers are eagerly if not desperately seeking workers. And it’s not just restaurants and retail outlets that are short of employees.
Business & Economy
Roger Wood Talks The Great Resignation
Podcaster Roger Wood speaks with Greg Randolph, an economics professor at the University of Southern New Hampshire in Manchester. On my next podcast I’ll feature an innovative program by Great Bay Community College to attract and train people to work in manufacturing in New Hampshire.
Business & Economy
Restoring a Theatre, Rebuilding a Downtown in Laconia
It took $8 million dollars, along with a dedicated Laconia City Council, and now the historic Colonial Theatre has been restored to its original condition.
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Seacoast Pathways Offers Clubhouse Model To Help Recover from Mental Illness
Helping people with challenges lead better lives is the focus of Seacoast Pathways.
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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.