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A look ahead at the new leadership in Concord and a look back at the long career of outgoing speaker Doug Scammon. That's NOW on NH Outlook.where NH Talks. |
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This week we're broadcasting from the NH Political Library, inside the State Library in Concord as we preview the upcoming Legislative session. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. It's a whole new ballgame at the State House. For the first time in more than a century both the House and Senate will be controlled by Democrats. The "official" change of power began with the December 6-th Organization Day. |
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The legislature gets down to business on January 3rd. So, what can we expect in the new session with Democrats now in charge. Here to talk about that: Kevin Landrigan from the Telegraph, and Tom Fahey from the Union Leader. Welcome. |
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A look at Doug Scamman's political career. |
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Outgoing House Speaker Doug Scamman passed the torch on Organization Day. Scamman has spent most of his life in public service, including 24 years in the state House. During most of that time, he also ran his dairy farm in Stratham, and for the past two years, he has served his second term as Speaker. Outlook's Richard Ager caught up with Doug Scamman and his wife Stella in late October and talked to them about their life in politics and what's next. |
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This is most likely the end of Doug Scamman's legislative career. He and Stella say they'll remain active in politics and look forward to picking a candidate to support in the upcoming Presidential Primary. |
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That wraps up our program. Special thanks to our hosts here at the NH Political Library in Concord, and of course thank you for watching NH Outlook.where NH talks. I'm Beth Carroll, I'll see you around NH. |
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Complete coverage of Governor Lynch's Inauguration, January 4th at 8 here on New Hampshire Public Television. ================================= Complete coverage of Governor Lynch's Inauguration, tonight at 8 here on New Hampshire Public Television. ================================== Hi, I'm Beth Carroll. For complete coverage of Governor Lynch's Inauguration watch a New Hampshire Outlook special January 4th at 8, here on New Hampshire Public Television. ================================== Hi, I'm Beth Carroll For complete coverage of Governor Lynch's Inauguration watch a New Hampshire Outlook special tonight at 8 here on New Hampshire Public Television. |
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AP-NH--Dems In Charge,TOPS,0140 Norelli, Larsen, elected to leadership roles in Statehouse dewnmlbyst CONCORD, N.H. - Portsmouth lawmaker Terie Norelli is unanimously elected as the first Democratic woman Speaker of the New Hampshire House. In the neighboring chamber, Concord Democrat Sylvia Larsen is elected Senate President. Republican Donna Sytek was the first woman Speaker in the House. Republican Vesta Roy and Democrat Beverly Hollingworth served as Senate President in the past. Democrats are making history in the New Hampshire Legislature today, taking control of the House and Senate for first time since the 19th Century. Lawmakers elected and re-elected last month are being sworn in for the next session. They include all of the Democrats swept into office in the Election Day tsunami -- a majority of the House and Senate. Democrats hold 14 of the Senate's 24 seats. They hold 239 seats of the 400 seats in the House. AP-NH--Dems In Charge,0108 NH Dems taking charge of Statehouse dewst CONCORD, N.H. - Democrats are taking over in the New Hampshire Legislature today. Lawmakers who were elected and re-elected last month are being sworn in for the next session. They include all of the Democrats swept into office in the Election Day tsunami -- a majority of the House and Senate. They control both houses for the first time since the 19th Century. Portsmouth Democrat Terie Norelli is expected to be elected speaker of the House. Concord Democrat Sylvia Larsen is expected to become Senate president. Democrats hold 14 of the Senate's 24 seats. They hold 239 seats of the 400 seats in the House. AP-NY-12-06-06 1028EST |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 12/10/2006 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 14:30 NOW on NH Outlook. where NH Talks: A look ahead at the new leadership in Concord and a look back at the long career of outgoing speaker Doug Scammon. This week we're broadcasting from the NH Political Library, inside the State Library in Concord as we preview the upcoming Legislative session. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. It's a whole new ballgame at the State House. For the first time in more than a century both the House and Senate will be controlled by Democrats. The "official" change of power began with the December 6-th Organization Day. The new legislature was sworn in with 24 Senators and 400 state reps taking their seats. With Democrats now in control that means there's a new Senate President and new House Speaker running the show. The legislature gets down to business on January 3rd. So, what can we expect in the new session with Democrats now in charge? Here to talk about that: Kevin Landrigan from the Telegraph, and Tom Fahey from the Union Leader. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS:Kevin Landrigan\The Telegraph, Tom Fahey\Union Leader |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 12/10/2006 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 11:00 NOW on NH Outlook. where NH Talks: A look ahead at the new leadership in Concord and a look back at the long career of outgoing speaker Doug Scammon. This week we're broadcasting from the NH Political Library, inside the State Library in Concord as we preview the upcoming Legislative session. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. Outgoing House Speaker Doug Scamman passed the torch on Organization Day. Scamman has spent most of his life in public service, including 24 years in the state House. During most of that time, he also ran his dairy farm in Stratham, and for the past two years, he has served his second term as Speaker. Outlook's Richard Ager caught up with Doug Scamman and his wife Stella in late October and talked to them about their life in politics and what's next. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Richard Ager NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Rep. Terie Norelli\ NH House Speaker, Doug Scamman\NH House Speaker 1987-90, 2004-06, Rep. Stella Scamman\ Stratham\2006 |