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New Hampshire Chronicle
The people and places that make New Hampshire special. Hosts Sean McDonald and Erin Fehlau, with Fritz Wetherbee.
"New Hampshire Chronicle"
A serious job, demands a serious education: it's graduation day at clown school; music from Donaher.
"New Hampshire Chronicle"
The people and places that make New Hampshire special. Hosts Sean McDonald and Erin Fehlau, with Fritz Wetherbee.
"New Hampshire Chronicle"
From racing to baseball to bumper boats, he knows how to have a blast: helping fun-loving Karter find his Home at Last; telling stories with metal and stone: silversmith Carol Ellis creates legacies; Fritz on the Village of Mill Hollow.
"New Hampshire Chronicle"
It's a summer camp that's all about unplugging and getting back to nature: a visit to the AMC's Three Mile Island; got picky eaters: this chef has strategies to make their taste buds adventurous; Fritz on the Kershaws of Marlborough.
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It's not just Santa's summer home: traveling beyond the White Mountains to the town of Jefferson; on her toes again: how an injured ballet dancer from Dunbarton found her way back to the dance in Boston; Fritz on the feuding neighbors.
"New Hampshire Chronicle"
Helping blind and visually impaired kids have a summer to remember: EX-Sighting Adventures at Lions Camp Pride; she was named New England Music Awards' Country act of the Year; singer/songwriter April Cushman.
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He's the world's leading authority on Rube Goldberg machines: how NH's own Zach Umperovitch keeps the ball rolling; roadside stands that run on the honor system; Fritz on Paul Liester Ford.
"New Hampshire Chronicle"
Want to make your kid's birthday party to be the best of them all: creative businesses that can pull it off; helping Damian find his Home at Last; Binky and the sheer madness.
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t's an asphalt jungle out there when Sean takes on paving; Dan Brown on bringing "The DaVinci Code" from page to stage; Fritz on "Jumanji."
