Stories from New Hampshire Public Radio
Shea Porter and Bradley Debate in Bedford: The two First District candidates fought over their records in Congress, and over what they’d do to fix the problems now bedeviling the nation. Pop Politics Starts at the Currier: The Currier Museum of Art presents a first ever show, Pop Politics, the political art of Andy Warhol Lempster Wind Project Brings Business to State: The state's first large scale commercial wind farm brings business to nearby towns. Too Many CAT Scans?: A New Hampshire doctor has developed a system to keep track of the number of CAT scans patients receive. Libertarian Presidential Candidate Bob Barr Sues New Hampshire's Secretary of State : Libertarian Presidential Candidate Bob Barr is asking a federal judge to remove a fellow Libertarian from New Hampshire's general election ballot.
Proposed Wind Farm in Millsfield is Drawing Opposition: The proposed wind farm project would provide electricity for 33,000 homes, but it could irreparably change the small unincorporated town. Sununu, Shaheen Trade Barbs at BIA Forum : Candidates criticize each other on the national economic rescue plan, taxes, social security and energy. State Democratic Party Looks Ahead: State Democrats are opening offices in traditionally Republican towns. It's part of a strategy to take over the state. Tired of Running Marathons? Try an Ultra-marathon: The Pisgah 50k is the state's only officially recognized ultra. New Hampshire's Community Banks Are Still Pretty Healthy: Maybe it's because of their conservative nature or because of their owners. Shaheen Says No To Senate Bailout : The issue puts Jeanne Shaheen in an unusual place, at odds not simply with John Sununu, but also with top Democratic leaders. Shea-Porter and Hodes Undecided on Bailout: New Hampshire’s two congressional representatives say they don’t know how they will vote on the latest economic bailout bill. | 
