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Now on New Hampshire Outlook: The poetry of Cheryl Savageau--part French Canadian and part Abenacki Indian. |
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Photographer PJ Saine focuses his LENS on NH's "unique" Rock Formations: the subject of his latest book. And later: |
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At play with the New Hampshire Philharmonic. |
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Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. In this program -- we take a look at the arts in New Hampshire-- with a little poetry, some photography and music. We begin with the poems of Cheryl Savageau. The Abenaki Indian and French Canadian poet made a stop at the University of NH to share her poetic insights with students. Chip Neal spoke with her on campus. |
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Cheryl Savageau has recieved fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and has held Residency Fellowships at the MacDowell Colony for the Arts. |
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Photographer PJ Saine has traveled the back roads and rocky beaches of NH to capture some of the "whimsical" photographs in his new book on some famous and "not yet" famous rock formations. I sat down with the Lebanon NH author to talk about his latest project. |
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P.J Saine is an award-winning photographer who's been making a living with his camera for 20 years. |
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Finally, New Hampshire's Philharmonic Orchestra has launched its 100-th season The community-based institution in Manchester-- can trace its roots back to 19-05. The orchestra is offering a number of programs to mark its century milestone-- Chip Neal took in an early rehearsal with the orchestra. |
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That is it for our program. Thanks for watching. I'm Beth Carroll. We'll see you next time. |
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Tonight on New Hampshire Outlook: The 200-th birthday of President Franklin Pierce. We'll take a closer look at the life of New Hampshire's only president tonight at 10:00 on New Hampshire Public Television. |
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Tonight on New Hampshire Outlook: A plan to make state courts more accessible. Richard Ager goes one-on-one with state Supreme Court Chief Justice John Broderick tonight at 10:00 only on New Hampshire Public Television. |
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Tonight on New Hampshire Outlook: What's the connection between Newport, New Hampshire and the origins of the Thanksgiving holiday? The surprising answer tonight at 10:00 only on New Hampshire Public Television. |
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Tonight on New Hampshire Outlook: A look back at 17th century New England -- the early life of settlers and, the making of "Colonial House". Join us at 10:00 only on New Hampshire Public Television. |
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Generic #1 Monday Want to know more about what's happening in New Hampshire politics, arts, history and more??? I'm Beth Carroll -- join me week-nights at 10 right here on New Hampshire Public Television. ==================== Generic #2 Tuesday Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Join me tonight as we explore the New Hampshire experience. New Hampshire Outlook. Tonight at ten on New Hampshire Public Television. ==================== Generic #3 Wednesday People,Places,and Politics.that are uniquely NH. I'm Beth Carroll -- join me weeknights at 10 for New Hampshire Outlook. Only on New Hampshire Public Television. ==================== Generic #4 Thursday I'm Beth Carroll, host of "New Hampshire Outlook" the state's nightly news magazine. Change your outlook -- weeknights at 10:00. Right here on New Hampshire Public Television. ====================== Generic #5 Friday I'm Beth Carroll. Join me tonight at ten for the stories beyond the headlines. That's New Hampshire Outlook-- only on New Hampshire Public Television. ======================== Generic #5 Weekend People,Places,and Politics.that are uniquely NH. I'm Beth Carroll -- join me weeknights at 10 for New Hampshire Outlook. Only on New Hampshire Public Television. |
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can be found on line at Amazon and at the Toadstool bookstores in NH. We've all heard the expression.a picture is worth a thousand words. No one believes that more than Photographer P.J. Saine from Lebanon New Hampshire. His pictures of the state's unique rock formations are the subject of a new book. He talked with me about his latest project: |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 11/22/04 HOST: Beth Carroll LENGTH: 12:20 Now on New Hampshire Outlook: The poetry of Cheryl Savageau--part French Canadian and part Abenacki Indian. Photographer PJ Saine focuses his LENS on NH's "unique" Rock Formations: the subject of his latest book. And later: At play with the New Hampshire Philharmonic. Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. In this program -- we take a look at the arts in New Hampshire-- with a little poetry, some photography, and music. We begin with the poems of Cheryl Savageau. The Abenaki Indian and French Canadian poet made a stop at the University of NH to share her poetic insights with students. Chip Neal spoke with her on campus. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Chip Neal NAMES OF PARTICIPANTS: Cheryl Savageau\Poet - "The Dirt Road Home" |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 11/22/04 HOST: Beth Carroll LENGTH: 12:20 Now on New Hampshire Outlook: The poetry of Cheryl Savageau--part French Canadian and part Abenacki Indian. Photographer PJ Saine focuses his LENS on NH's "unique" Rock Formations: the subject of his latest book. And later: At play with the New Hampshire Philharmonic. Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. In this program -- we take a look at the arts in New Hampshire-- with a little poetry, some photography and music. We begin with the poems of Cheryl Savageau. The Abenaki Indian and French Canadian poet made a stop at the University of NH to share her poetic insights with students. Chip Neal spoke with her on campus. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Chip Neal NAMES OF PARTICIPANTS: Cheryl Savageau\Poet - "The Dirt Road Home" |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 11/22/04 HOST: Beth Carroll LENGTH: 8:10 Now on New Hampshire Outlook: The poetry of Cheryl Savageau--part French Canadian and part Abenacki Indian. Photographer PJ Saine focuses his LENS on NH's "unique" Rock Formations: the subject of his latest book. And later: At play with the New Hampshire Philharmonic. Photographer PJ Saine has traveled the back roads and rocky beaches of NH to capture some of the "whimsical" photographs in his new book on some famous and "not yet" famous rock formations. I sat down with the Lebanon NH author to talk about his latest project. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAMES OF PARTICIPANTS: PJ Saine\Photographer |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 11/22/04 HOST: Beth Carroll LENGTH: 8:10 Now on New Hampshire Outlook: The poetry of Cheryl Savageau--part French Canadian and part Abenacki Indian. Photographer PJ Saine focuses his LENS on NH's "unique" Rock Formations: the subject of his latest book. And later: At play with the New Hampshire Philharmonic. Photographer PJ Saine has traveled the back roads and rocky beaches of NH to capture some of the "whimsical" photographs in his new book on some famous and "not yet" famous rock formations. I sat down with the Lebanon NH author to talk about his latest project. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAMES OF PARTICIPANTS: PJ Saine\Photographer |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 11/22/04 HOST: Beth Carroll LENGTH: 5:40 Now on New Hampshire Outlook: The poetry of Cheryl Savageau--part French Canadian and part Abenacki Indian. Photographer PJ Saine focuses his LENS on NH's "unique" Rock Formations: the subject of his latest book. And later: At play with the New Hampshire Philharmonic. Finally, New Hampshire's Philharmonic Orchestra has launched its 100-th season. The community-based institution in Manchester can trace its roots back to 1905. The orchestra is offering a number of programs to mark its century milestone. Chip Neal took in an early rehearsal with the orchestra. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Chip Neal NAMES OF PARTICIPANTS: Anthony Princiotti\Music Director Paul Hoffman\Executive Director Kate Hasfjord\Methuen, MA Jean Rowe\Raymond Susan Streiff\Londonderry |
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Tonight on New Hampshire Outlook. . Tonight at 10pm on New Hampshire Public Television. |
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Monday, November 22, 2004: We started taping at 5:15pm. All went well. We finished at 5:45pm. We then taped promos for the rest of the week, including the Thanksgiving holiday. We also taped 5 generic promos that will air Monday-Friday during December. We finished by 6pm. |
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NH OUTLOOK, November 22-26, 2004 Monday November 22 Poet Cheryl Savageau, Photographer P.J. Saine and Rehearsing with the NH Philharmonic Cheryl Savageau, an Abenacki Indian and French Canadian poet, reads from her new collection of poems, "The Dirt Road Home." Also in this program, we've all heard the expression "A picture is worth a thousand words." No one believes that more than Lebanon, NH, photographer P.J. Saine. He talks about his new book, "Rock Portraits." Plus, Chip Neal takes us to a rehearsal of New Hampshire's Philharmonic Orchestra. The community-based institution is celebrating 100 years of making music. Tuesday November 23 President Franklin Pierce In this special edition of our program, we celebrate the birthday of President Franklin Pierce. Pierce was born November 23, 1804 in Hillsboro, New Hampshire. Richard Ager looks at the life and times of New Hampshire's only president. Wednesday November 24 NH Supreme Court Justice John Broderick New Hampshire Supreme Court Chief Justice John Broderick has announced his intention to bring major changes to the state’s court system. He sat down with Richard Ager to outline his plans to make our courts more accessible to citizens. Thursday November 25 Thanksgiving Special Edition Beth Carroll brings us a special Thanksgiving edition of NH Outlook. We'll learn the surprising connection between the town of Newport, New Hampshire, and the origins of the Thanksgiving holiday. Beth also takes us to Strawbery Banke in Portsmouth where we learn about Thanksgiving celebrations through the centuries. |
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Monday 11/22 I'm Beth Carroll, coming up a conversation with New Hampshire Poet Cheryl Savageau. Next on New Hampshire Outlook. Tuesday 11/23 Coming up, commemorating the bicentennial of President Franklin Pierce. A closer look at the life and times of the New Hampshire native, next on New Hampshire Outlook. Wednesday 11/24 Coming up, a conversation with New Hampshire Supreme Court Chief Justice John Broderick. Next on New Hampshire Outlook. Thursday 11/25 Coming up, the origins of Thanksgiving. A special encore presentation of New Hampshire Outlook next. Friday 11/26 I'm Beth Carroll, coming up join me on a journey through Colonial New England. Join me for a special encore presentation of New Hampshire Outlook next. |
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Indian Poet Rock Portraits Philharmonic entire show can rerun through the end of the Philharmonic's 100th season; first 2 stories could run as is |
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