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View from Above the Notches

By John Harrigan | January 10, 2016
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Dog Days on First Connecticut Lake. Kayaks are okay, but they’re really harder on the legs than canoes.

Dog Days on First Connecticut Lake. Kayaks are okay, but they’re really harder on the legs than canoes.

Longtime statewide outdoor writer and North Country newspaper owner John Harrigan of Colebrook writes for InDepthNH.org whenever the spirit moves him.

 

His weekly column “North Country Notebook” runs in the Salmon Press papers covering the northern two-thirds of the state (newhampshirelakesandmountains.com), as well as the Colebrook News and Sentinel.

 

He is a guest every Thursday morning at 7:10 on Concord’s WTPL FM 107.7 with host Peter St. James. He has been working in various media, with a lot of radio and television but mostly newspapers, for 47 years and, he says, “still counting.”

 

 

Iowa, Schmiowa – This way to New Hampshire! Step right up, folks – this way for the real deal!

By John Harrigan | February 9, 2016

View from Above the Notches: The 1968 primary was in full swing, and I was number than a two-by-four about presidential politics. “Nixon’s in town,” growled editor Mike Shalhoup, handing me a battered twin-lens Rollei. “Go get a photo.”

Longtime NH Writer and North Country Counter-Culture Anti-Social Hermit John Harrigan Joins InDepthNH.org

By John Harrigan | January 5, 2016

Longtime statewide outdoor writer and North Country newspaper owner John Harrigan of Colebrook has joined InDepthNH’s growing staff of contributors.

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