Mark Beauchesne of NH Fish and Game shows off a Bluegill.
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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.
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Author and success coach Walt Hampton was the featured speaker at a community college symposium at New Hampshire Technical Institute in Concord on Monday.
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NPR's counterterrorism correspondent Dina Temple-Raston, speaking Wednesday night at the Justice & Journalism series about her recent trip to Pakistan.
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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.
This week the Granite state is playing host to an ice-fishing legend. Dave Genz is the only ice-angler to make the freshwater fishing hall of fame and many credit him with sparking a revolution in the niche sport. And according to the so-called “godfather of modern ice fishing” and learned that the emblematic bob-house may be becoming an anachronism.
Justice & Journalism: A Joint Project of NHPR & UNH School of Law
New Hampshire Public Radio and the UNH School of Law have come together to bring you a new series in the Capital Region. This ongoing series will present a range of speakers throughout the year to discuss the intersection of justice and journalism and share experiences related to the media’s coverage of public policy and law.
