Photos: Week of January 18

By • Jan 18, 2013

Mark Beauchesne of NH Fish and Game shows off a Bluegill.
Credit Sam Evans-Brown / NHPR

The ice took a hit with this week's thaw. Genz says while he's noticed the warming temperatures during his decades on the ice, he's not worried about the future of ice fishing.
Credit Sam Evans-Brown / NHPR

Author and success coach Walt Hampton was the featured speaker at a community college symposium at New Hampshire Technical Institute in Concord on Monday.
Credit Michael Brindley / NHPR

NPR's counterterrorism correspondent Dina Temple-Raston, speaking Wednesday night at the Justice & Journalism series about her recent trip to Pakistan.
Credit Todd Bookman / NHPR

Dental assistant Kim Jamison, center, and Dr. Roland Bryon, right, work on a patient Tuesday at Saving People’s Smiles, a nonprofit dental clinic in Concord.
Credit Michael Brindley / NHPR

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