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Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to this special edition of New Hampshire Outlook. In this program, we're taking a trip down memory lane. We're bringing you highlights of a journey that began on September 18-th, 2000. |
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NH Outlook has had a team of producers and reporters working to bring you those stories. They're here with me now to show you just a few of their favorites. We begin with Richard Ager. Richard, what tops your list of stories covered these past five years? |
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Since Outlook began, we've been through three election cycles, a presidential primary, and a very unsettled time in state politics with an attorney general forced to resign and an incumbent Republican governor going down to defeat. But probably nothing tops what we started with. |
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What do you think makes our coverage different from others? |
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One of the goals of New Hampshire Outlook is to connect communities throughout the state with others who may be grappling with the same issues or challenges. Producer Phil Vaughn has covered many of those stories for us and is here now to share a few highlights of his past five years here. |
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Many of the stories I cover aren't headlines on the local news. They are important stories but not often told. |
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How did you find these stories? Why do you think they're important? How has the concurrent receipt law changed? |
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We've heard from many viewers that the stories that resonate most are the ones about real people. That's where Chip Neal comes in. |
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Thank you Beth. You're right I am just amazed by all of the interesting things going on out there. And all of it is fair game for my beat. I have been finding stories and bringing them back here to share with all of you for more than 20 years now. ALL of my stories are about people. About you. |
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Chip, you interviewed the Bell-ways in 2001. How are they doing now? Eugene and Marie Beloin are still going strong they celebrated their 64-th anniversary this summer. |
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As you may have seen at the beginning of the program, the first host of New Hampshire Outlook was Allison Mcnair. She left the program 2 years ago to pursue her master's degree in . She's now studying with some of the professors she interviewed while hosting the program. Ally joins us now to talk about some of her most memorable moments on the program. |
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When Outlook premiered, some people suggested we wouldn't find enough to talk about on the program. As Richard Ager shows us now, that has been and continues to be far from true. |
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We may be a small state, but we have more than a million people here. That's a lot of stories. If we talk about memorable people, I would start with a couple - literally. Brad and Barbara Washburn - explorers, cartographers, master photographers - and the driving force behind the Boston Museum of Science. |
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Sometimes you feel privileged to just have the chance to meet someone and tell their story. I first met Mike Durant when he came home to Berlin in 1993. I met him again a decade later when he told his story in a best-selling book. I heard later from his parents that amid all that publicity, they appreciated our coverage the most. |
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I'm the newest member of the team. Although, I may be the host of the program, I do get a chance to get out in the field where I've come across some incredible stories -- from a prima ballerina from Hungary now teaching in NH --to an Author who's story about her mentally challenged sister became a "made-for tv" Movie. Two of my favorites included a trip to Plimoth Plantation, which played a pivotal role in the making of PBS's Colonial House series-- and, the emotional re-union of a Congo family separated by war -- and now living in NH. |
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The Simwerayi's are a classic example of how community -- can make a difference. Anyone want to share a memorable behind-the-scenes moment? |
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Just a reminder if you missed any of this program New Hampshire Outlook is available online on-demand at nhptv.org/outlook In fact, we have streamed every program we've broadcast since our premiere on September 18, 2000. That's 5 years of content for you to see. |
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We hope you've enjoyed watching some of the highlights of the past five years. We look forward to telling New Hampshire's stories for the next five years and beyond -- at a new and different time beginning October 3rd. New Hampshire Outlook is moving to 7:30 p-m and will be repeated at 11:30 p-m Monday - Friday. We hope you'll find these times more convenient. Until next time --- For Richard Ager, Chip Neal, Phil Vaughn and Allison McNair, I'm Beth Carroll -- thanks for watching. Good night. |
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We hope you've enjoyed watching some of the highlights of the past five years. We look forward to telling New Hampshire's stories for the next five years and beyond -- at a new and different time beginning October 3rd. Until next time --- For Richard Ager, Chip Neal, Phil Vaughn and Allison McNair, I'm Beth Carroll -- thanks for watching. Good night. |
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We hope you've enjoyed watching some of the highlights of the past five years. We look forward to telling New Hampshire's stories for the next five years and beyond -- at a new and different time beginning October 3rd. Until next time --- For Richard Ager, Chip Neal, Phil Vaughn and Allison McNair, I'm Beth Carroll -- thanks for watching. Good night. |
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Tonight on New Hampshire Outlook: U-S Supreme Court Justice David Souter in the Granite state to honor his mentor. Join us tonight at 10:00 only on New Hampshire Public Television. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 09/19/05 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 26:50 minutes Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to this special edition of New Hampshire Outlook. In this program, we're taking a trip down memory lane. We're bringing you highlights of a journey that began on September 18th, 2000. The premiere of NH Outlook five years ago began with a big local story: the impeachment trial of State Supreme Court Justice David Brock topped our program each night. After the Brock aquittal, NH Outlook went on to cover hundreds of stories from every corner of the state. After September 11 terrorist attacks our mission to bring perspective and context to stories grew stronger. We know we can help keep New Hampshire citizens connected. From issues of security and safety to special reports on managing growth, the environment, teenage health, seeing seniors and financial literacy, we are dedicated to bring you statewide coverage of the people, places, politics, communities and culture that make the Granite State special. NH Outlook has had a team of producers and reporters working to bring you those stories. They're here with me now to show you just a few of their favorites. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Richard Ager/ Phil Vaughn/ Chip Neal/ and Ally McNair. |
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Monday September 19th Coming up: Five years of New Hampshire Outlook. I'm BC a look back is next. Tuesday September 20th Coming up, U-S Supreme Court Justice David Souter in New Hampshire. I'm Beth Carroll, NH Outlook is next. Wednesday September 21st Coming Up: One-one-one with the state's new education commissiner. I'm Beth Carroll that's next on New Hampshire Outlook. Thursday September 22nd Coming Up: a closer look at the New Hampshire Highland Games. I'm BC join me next for New Hampshire Outlook. Friday September 23rd Coming up: Journalists from around the state join me to discuss this week's top stories. I'm Beth Carroll New Hampshire Outlook is next. |
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Monday, September 19 NH Outlook 5th Anniversary Special September 18 marks the 5th anniversary of New Hampshire Outlook. In this special edition, we'll look at highlights of the past five years of telling New Hampshire's stories and look to the next five years and beyond with a few surprises thrown in for good measure. www.nhptv.org/outlook Tuesday, September 20 Souter Visit; Supreme Court Vacancies US Supreme Court Justice David Souter dedicates a portrait of the late Justice Frank Rowe Kenison this week at the State Supreme Court. Kenison served as Chief Justice of the Court from 1952-77. Justice Souter worked with Kenison when he was a member of the NH Court. We’ll see highlights of the event and what the Justice has to say in this rare appearance. http:/www.oyez.org/oyez/resource/legal_entity/105/biography http:/www.courts.state.nh.us/supreme/ Supreme Court Vacancies Justice Souter’s visit comes in the midst of the US Senate hearings on John Roberts, the current nominee for the Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court. We’ll look ahead to the changes on the court with Franklin Pierce Law Professor Albert “Buzz” Scherr. http:/www.piercelaw.edu/profs/SCHERR.htm Wednesday, September 21 Ed Commissioner; Granite Bowl Education Commissioner: One-on-One NH Department of Education Commissioner Lionel Tracy sits down with Beth Carroll to talk about No Child Left Behind, real world learning, minimum standards, charter schools and more. http:/www.ed.state.nh.us/education/ Granite Bowl On September 24th, the UNH Football Team faces Dartmouth College for bragging rights to the title of the Granite Bowl. The in-state rivalry was rekindled a few years ago, and takes on new meaning with two coaches who have a lot at stake. Beth Carroll talks to returning Dartmouth football coach Buddy Teevens and UNH coach Sean McDonnell about the value of the Granite Bowl, what a winning season means to a school and the challenges that lie ahead. http:/athletics.dartmouth.edu/ http:/www.unhwildcats.com/football/index.shtml Thursday, September 22 NH Highland Games; NH Filmmaker The New Hampshire Highland Games kicks off its 30th gathering this weekend. It’s the largest Scottish cultural festival in the Northeast. Richard Ager brings us highlights of festivals past and shows us all things Gaelic. http:/www.nhscot.org/ NH Filmmaker A New Hampshire filmmaker, and UNH grad, is trying to establish a regional filmmaking model that would support local filmmakers. Following on the success of his last film "Old Man Dogs" Bill Millios is trying to make his new film "Dangerous Crosswinds" the first example of a regional feature film that makes money. Chip Neal spoke with him at his home edit room in New Boston where he also showed some rough cut scenes from the film. Friday, September 23 Friday Edition Journalists from around the state discuss the week’s top stories. Guests TBA. |