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Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Steve Barba looks back on 47 years at the Balsams Resort as part of our New Hampshire Originals series. Then later: |
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and the story of a Dublin man's journey transformed into a book of haiku poetry inspired by hikes through the foothills of Mount Monadnock. |
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Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. Steve Barba is a New Hampshire Original. For 47 years he worked at the Balsams Resort in Dixville Notch, going from teenage golf caddy to President of the company. In that time, he played a key role in reviving a grand hotel in decline. Today, the Balsams is a destination for vacationers from around the world and, every four years, residents of Dixville Notch go there to cast the FIRST ballots in the presidential election. Barba is now the Balsams Innkeeper Emeritus. Outlook's Richard Ager visited with Barba in Dixville Notch in 2005 and looked back on his 5 decades of involvement in the North Country's economy and community life -- as part of our "New Hampshire Originals" series. 8:55-9:05 |
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On March 29th Barba was honored by NH's Tourism industry and professionals for his many contributions to the state. Barba is taking on a new role -- he's now the Executive Director of University Relations at Plymouth State University. |
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Next, we meet a NH man who also did something original. Jack Kraichnan spent a year hiking the same trail "everyday' throughout every season writing hai-ku poetry. He wrote 3 poems a day --and then turned his year of work and experience into a new book. Outlook's Chip Neal spent a sunny winter day on that same trail with him in the southeastern town of Dublin. |
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Jack Kraichnan already has a degree in environmental studies, and is now working on a law degree. Again his book is "Winter to Winter" |
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That's it for this edition of New Hampshire Outlook. Thanks for watching. I'm Beth Carroll. I'll see you next time. |
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On April 21st.the new Miss USA will be crowned in Baltimore Maryland. The beauty pageant, now in its 55th year -- will be televised live. Among those competing for this year's title: Miss NH-USA , 20-year-old Krystal Barry from Belmont -- a junior at the University of NH. She's here with us now. Welcome. Q KRYSTAL: What convinced you to try-out for MissNH? **The 2nd time was the charm. Last year you were a RUNNER-up. This year you captured the crown. Q NH has never had a MISS USA title. 6 years ago the state placed first RUNNER-UP. If you should WIN the coveted title? How would that change your life? What do you walk away with??? Q What will you be JUDGED on during the pageant? Are you nervous-- at all? Q You're a theater major with an eye toward Broadway. What does this pageant offer you? Hoping to ADVANCE a career in theater? Q Dancing for 17-years. Musical Theater for 7 Played the french horn & saxophone for 5 years Is that where your passion is -- the ARTS? You're also a competitive pole vaulter. Q What has your reign as Miss NH been like? what does it involve? what is that Q Title involves community/volunteer work? " Adopt a Platoon" is one of your projects. How does that work? Q Along with some pretty nice prizes What;'s been the BEST part of this experience for you??? Q Biggest challenge women face today? Q KRYSTAL: It's been a year to remember. Best of luck to you on April 21st. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 3/30/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 16:30 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Steve Barba looks back on 47 years at the Balsams Resort as part of our New Hampshire Originals series. Then later: and the story of a Dublin man's journey transformed into a book of haiku poetry inspired by hikes through the foothills of Mount Monadnock. Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. Steve Barba is a New Hampshire Original. For 47 years he worked at the Balsams Resort in Dixville Notch, going from teenage golf caddy to President of the company. In that time, he played a key role in reviving a grand hotel in decline. Today, the Balsams is a destination for vacationers from around the world and, every four years, residents of Dixville Notch go there to cast the first ballots in the presidential election. Barba is now the Balsams Innkeeper Emeritus. Outlook's Richard Ager visited with Barba in Dixville Notch in 2005 and looked back on his 5 decades of involvement in the North Country's economy and community life -- as part of our "New Hampshire Originals" series. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll / Richard Ager NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Steve Barba \Innkeeper Emeritus\President, Balsams Resort, Neil Tillotson\Owner, Balsams Resort\2000, Steve Learned\Executive Chef, Balsams Resort \President, Balsams Resort\1985, Warren Pearson\Managing Partner, Balsams Resort\1988 |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 3/30/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 16:30 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Steve Barba looks back on 47 years at the Balsams Resort as part of our New Hampshire Originals series. Then later: and the story of a Dublin man's journey transformed into a book of haiku poetry inspired by hikes through the foothills of Mount Monadnock. Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. Steve Barba is a New Hampshire Original. For 47 years he worked at the Balsams Resort in Dixville Notch, going from teenage golf caddy to President of the company. In that time, he played a key role in reviving a grand hotel in decline. Today, the Balsams is a destination for vacationers from around the world and, every four years, residents of Dixville Notch go there to cast the first ballots in the presidential election. Barba is now the Balsams Innkeeper Emeritus. Outlook's Richard Ager visited with Barba in Dixville Notch in 2005 and looked back on his 5 decades of involvement in the North Country's economy and community life -- as part of our "New Hampshire Originals" series. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll / Richard Ager NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Steve Barba \Innkeeper Emeritus\President, Balsams Resort, Neil Tillotson\Owner, Balsams Resort\2000, Steve Learned\Executive Chef, Balsams Resort \President, Balsams Resort\1985, Warren Pearson\Managing Partner, Balsams Resort\1988 |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 3/30/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 16:30 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Steve Barba looks back on 47 years at the Balsams Resort as part of our New Hampshire Originals series. Then later: and the story of a Dublin man's journey transformed into a book of haiku poetry inspired by hikes through the foothills of Mount Monadnock. Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. Steve Barba is a New Hampshire Original. For 47 years he worked at the Balsams Resort in Dixville Notch, going from teenage golf caddy to President of the company. In that time, he played a key role in reviving a grand hotel in decline. Today, the Balsams is a destination for vacationers from around the world and, every four years, residents of Dixville Notch go there to cast the first ballots in the presidential election. Barba is now the Balsams Innkeeper Emeritus. Outlook's Richard Ager visited with Barba in Dixville Notch in 2005 and looked back on his 5 decades of involvement in the North Country's economy and community life -- as part of our "New Hampshire Originals" series. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll / Richard Ager NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Steve Barba \Innkeeper Emeritus\President, Balsams Resort, Neil Tillotson\Owner, Balsams Resort\2000, Steve Learned\Executive Chef, Balsams Resort \President, Balsams Resort\1985, Warren Pearson\Managing Partner, Balsams Resort\1988 |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 3/30/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 9:30 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Steve Barba looks back on 47 years at the Balsams Resort as part of our New Hampshire Originals series. Then later: and the story of a Dublin man's journey transformed into a book of haiku poetry inspired by hikes through the foothills of Mount Monadnock. Next, we meet a NH man who also did something original. Jack Kraichnan spent a year hiking the same trail everyday throughout every season writing hai-ku poetry. He wrote 3 poems a day --and then turned his year of work and experience into a new book. Outlook's Chip Neal spent a sunny winter day on that same trail with him in the southeastern town of Dublin. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll / Chip Neal NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Jack Kraichnan\Author/Poet |
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