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Next on New Hampshire Outlook. Journalists from around the state put the week's top stories into perspective - from a proposed casino for Kittery to a labor agreement with North Country millworkers as well as early skirmishes along the campaign trail. |
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Richard Ager\NH Outlook Lars Trodson\Portsmouth Herald Norma Love\Associated Press Kevin Flynn\WZID Edith Tucker\Coos County Democrat Via Videophone From:\North Country Education Foundation |
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Here's a look at other stories making news this Friday. |
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The Roman Catholic Diocese of Manchester has provided more detailed records of sexual abuse allegations against 14 New Hampshire priests. Attorney General Philip McLaughlin says the diocese has been very forthcoming with information. McLaughlin also says his office is also looking into new allegations that priests from Massachusetts brought children to New Hampshire to molest them. |
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Seabrook Station is reviewing new federal security requirements issued by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission on Tuesday. The NRC calls for several measures including increased patrols and more physical barriers. Seabrook has already implemented additional safety measures such as limitations on traffic. All nuclear plants have 20 days to tell the commission how they plan to comply with the stricter security rules. |
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Belknap County's only homeless shelter is going to triple in size. When renovations are done, the Salvation Army's shelter in Laconia will have 30 beds. But that doesn't begin to cover the need. An affordable housing shortage and increased lay-offs are contributing to the problem. Over a recent six-month period, area groups have counted more than 600 homeless people in the county. |
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New Hampshire is experiencing its warmest winter since 1880. This winter, the average temperature has been 29-point-seven degrees. Normal is 23-point-one. So what kind of temperatures can we expect for the weekend? We checked in earlier with Meteorologist Nicole Plette at the Mt. Washington Observatory to see what's in store. |
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Mt. Washington Observatory\Friday on the Summit\Foggy\Visibility: 1/16 of a mile\High: 7 \Peak Gust: 58 mph Overnight\North\Partly cloudy \Lows: in the teens\Winds: light and variable\ Overnight\South\Mostly clear \Lows: in the upper teens \Winds: light \ Saturday\North\Increasingly cloudy \Highs: in the mid to upper 30s\Winds: SE 5 to 10 mph\ Saturday\South\Increasingly cloudy \Highs: around 40\Winds: SE 5 to 10 mph\ Saturday Night\Statewide\Chance of snow or rain \Lows: around 30\\ Sunday\Statewide\Chance of rain and windy \Highs: in the upper 30s\\ |
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From discussions on gender and health issues to learning more about other cultures. There's a wide range of educational opportunities available around the state. Check out some of them in this week's community calendar. |
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WORKSHOP\All about India for teachers \Manchester\March 2\603-224-4071 LECTURE/SLIDES\Native Americans & the N.E. Landscape\Warner\March 2\603-224-4071 LECTURE\Inside the Old Farmer's Almanac\Keene\March 4\603-352-1895 HEALTH\Couple Night Out - health issues \Manchester\March 6\603-695-2639 LECTURE\You Throw like a Girl - Gender Issues\Keene\March 6\603-358-2435 |
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Next week.New Hampshire Outlook is coming to you on the web. During NHPTV's March Membership Drive NH Outlook will be streamed on the internet at its regular time: 10pm. This gives us a great opportunity to explore the potential and challenges of the internet. Tap into our website at nhptv-dot-org and get connected. |
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That's all for this edition of NH Outlook. We'll be back Monday at 10 - on the web. We leave you with some scenes from the seacoast. |
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Thanks to our founding sponsors who have provided major funding for the production of New Hampshire Outlook: New Hampshire Charitable Foundadtion Public Service of New Hampshire Alice J. Reen Charitable Trust Putnam Foundation Stratford Foundation |
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Tonight on New Hampshire Outlook.journalists from around the state put the week's headlines into perspective. our weekly roundtable tonight at 10 only on New Hampshire Outlook. |
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Monday on New Hampshire Outlook we'll look at the lexicon of the new milennium from dot-com to spam and beyond. Stay connected with NH Outlook Monday at 10 right here on the web. |
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Tonight on New Hampshire Outlook we'll look at the lexicon of the new milennium from dot-com to spam and beyond. Stay connected with NH Outlook at 10 right here on the web. |