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Our Week of Summer Favorites continues with a look at teen reading. Smartphones, e-readers, and other internet-based content, like Twitter and Facebook,…
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NHPR's Emily Corwin has been covering the news around the New Hampshire State Prison for WomenStories:-Female Inmates’ Lawsuit Spurs Action Among…
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An Examination Of Higher Education In The Granite StateThis special series presented by NHPR takes a look at the uncertain future of New Hampshire's…
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When you’re just driving by, they all look pretty much the same.“The green and white markers everyone sees around our highways; to mark important events,…
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In 2013, 13 New Hampshire towns celebrated their 250th anniversaries. As part of this series, NHPR’s Keith Shields traveled to each of these places,…
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Five years after "The Great Recession," NHPR looked back, looked ahead, and, most of all, looked at right now.In this week-long series, we explore how we…
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More than half of all Americans own a smartphone. The explosion of this technology over the past few years has created a rapidly growing job sector in…
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With almost 60 farmers markets across the state, demand for local food is growing. But local farmers still struggle to make a profit growing local food.…
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Advance directives—sometimes called living wills—let people decide who can make medical decisions for them and what invasive treatments should be avoided…
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During the summer of 2013, NHPR’s newsroom took a closer look at crime in Manchester and how it affects the city and its residents. The largest city in a…