350NH
200 ‘Democracy Defenders’ Rally at State House
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About 200 people gathered in Concord to “send a clear message that all the votes are counted nationally,” in the words of Asma Elhuni, Movement Politics Director for Rights and Democracy.
Business & Economy
New NH Law Allows ‘Accessory Dwelling Units’ or ‘In-Law Apts.’
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ROGER WOOD PODCAST: Starting June 1, qualifying homeowners can convert their home. An “accessory dwelling unit” is defined as a residential living unit that is within or attached to a single-family dwelling, and that provides independent living facilities for one or more persons.
NH News Roundup
NH News Roundup on Monday, Jan. 9
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NSA Adding Workers In Groveton As It Closes Londonderry Facility and other news from around New Hampshire and the world.
Health & Mental Health
Get the Most Out of NH Healthcare For the Least Money
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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.
Environment & Science
Roger Wood Podcast: N.H., Maine Join Clean Power Plan Fight
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New Hampshire and Maine have now joined with 23 other states in the battle to defend the Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Power Plan.
Government
Portsmouth Folks in Search of Government Transparency
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What do these Portsmouth folks want? They tell Roger Wood Indepth the answer is simple — Government Transparency.
Roger Wood InDepth
What’s Happening With the Sarah Long Bridge Project?
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Lane closures next week on Sarah Mildred Long Bridge in Portsmouth. Roger Wood Indepth reports.
Exeter
Roger Wood Indepth: Seacoast Real Estate Sales On a Tear
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Real estate sales are going through the roof on the Seacoast.
Politics
Roger Wood Gets Former Portsmouth Police Chief’s Take on Scandal
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What would former Police Chief William Burke have done?