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ArchivesNAMI-NHBy Deborah Schachter on Friday, June 20, 2003.Cathy from Windham has a son, Chris, with mental illness. After trying for years to find help, Chris ended up on the streets. After calling NAMI, Cathy was able to get information and support so she could help Chris. She says calling NAMI saved Chris's life. listen:
  The Free State ProjectBy Trish Anderton on Friday, June 20, 2003.20,000 small government, anti-tax activists may be moving to New Hampshire in the next few years. That's if the Free State Project picks the Granite State as its home base. Local Libertarians are wooing them with a series of events this coming week. The FSP seeks to foster an independent spirit wherever it goes. Trish Anderton guest hosts. Her guests are Elizabeth McKinstry, Vice-President of the Free State Project, and John Barnes, Chairman of the Welcome to the Granite State Committee. listen:
Magazine Publishing and Nicaraguan AidBy John Walters on Friday, June 20, 2003.Michael Boudreau grew up in Littleton, but now he lives in Nicaragua working with some of its poorest residents. He works with the organization Compas de Primavera. Email him at compas1@ibw.com.ni. Also, Wayne Green has created dozens of magazines, including Byte and CD Review. His latest is NH To Do, a guide to activities in the Granite State. listen:
Mountain Lions in New Hampshire?By Rosemary Conroy on Friday, June 20, 2003.Despite several sightings throughout the state, there has never been proof that mountain lions live in New Hampshire... until now. Rosemary Conroy talks about the latest addition to the Squam Lake Natural Science Center. listen:
Gregg's Prescription Drug Plan Passes SenateBy Judith Smelser on Friday, June 20, 2003.A major prescription drugs initiative, co-authored by New Hampshire Senator Judd Gregg, passed the Senate yesterday with an overwhelming majority. The measure closes loopholes in current law that delay the arrival of cheaper generic drugs to the marketplace. The plan passed as an amendment to the medicare reform bill currently being debated in the Senate. NHPR's Washington correspondent Judith Smelser reports. listen:
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