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  • It’s Just Another M@nic M*nd@y

    July 28, 2014

    (Hour 1a) We ran into some technical difficulties this Manic Monday.  Rich managed to get through the show schedule and we were able to right the ship. Just in time for the morning’s

  • South Jr. Deb’s Granite State Rockers World Series Bound

    July 28, 2014

    (Hour 1b, c) We were pleased to welcome members of the Granite State Rockers South Jr. Deb All Star team, the first fast-pitch softball team from

  • Dr. Livingston: Not Acting in Absence of MHT SB Approval

    July 28, 2014

    (Hour 2a) We opined about ladies, sports and the big bad world they compete in. Rich was pleased to correct the record on our recent reporting

  • Chamber Chat: New Faces, 250th Anniversary in Weare

    July 28, 2014

    (Hour 2b) Samantha Walton from the Weare Area Chamber of Commerce came in for Chamber Chat. Walton talked about the new faces she’s been

  • Sullivan on School of Choice, High School Hopes in Hooksett

    July 28, 2014

    (Hour 2c) Hooksett School Board member Jim Sullivan called in to clarify his position on plans for a potential High School in his town. While there would be considerable costs

  • Focus on Local, Under Threat of Federal Control

    July 28, 2014

    (Hour 3a) Our busy, busy host reaffirmed the focus on local that we’ve become famous for. We’re not planning on allowing the US Senate and House

  • Morin on MHT Academic Standards, NH GOP, RNC Email

    July 28, 2014

    (Hour 3b) Kimberly Morin, writer for Examiner.com, shared the details from her interesting exchange with Manchester SB member Robyn

  • Laughlin on Roads Less Traveled in Orford, Nashua, MHT

    July 28, 2014

    (Hour 3c) NH Magazine Food Editor, Susan Laughlin, told us about the “roads less traveled” for great cuisine from Orford to Nashua. Ariana’s and Peyton

  • On Air News Read for July 28, 014

    July 28, 2014

    07-28-2014 News G O P U S Senate candidate Jim Rubens is out with a plan to deal with illegal immigration.  It fleshes out tenets he first articulated in a June eighteenth interview here on Girard at Large where he flatly refused to support any sort of amnesty plan.