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How the Government shutdown could hurt candidates when voters head to the polls

Plymouth State University Professor Dr. John Lappie chats with guest host Josh McElveen on how the Government shutdown will impact the upcoming elections as folks prepare to head to the voting booth, and the woes of being a Jets fan.

Hansel shares insight during Executive Council’s Papergate drama

Former Keene Mayor George Hansel talks about how he helped his local City Council move away from copious amounts of paper and embrace Technolgy as the Executive Council deals with the latest episode of Papergate.

20 days into a Government shutdown and still no progress…

The Hill’s Emily Brooks offers an update into how elected officials in Washington continue to shift the blame.

Jeff Chidester: The Waste in the Democrats CR Proposal

The Morning Update host, Jeff Chidester, breaks down the wasteful spending in the Democrats $1.5 trillion CR proposal.

Jeff Chidester: Day Three of Papergate

The Morning Update host, Jeff Chidester, provides an update on the ongoing Papergate saga, a rift between some members of…

Bill Weideacher: NH Housing Settling In

Bill Weideacher from Keller Williams Realty Metropolitian jons us at the Red Arrow Diner to talk about the state of…

Meals-on-Wheels: Jon Eriquezzo

Jon Eriquezzo from Meals on Wheels of Hillsborough County  joins us at the Red Arrow Diner for a great talk…

Karl Zahn: When Democrats Cant Handle an Interview

The recent failed CBS interview of the leading CA gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter has open a floodgate of past poor…

visitNH: Spooky NH, Moving from Fall to Winter

What are some of the spooky attrations you can do in NH leading up tp Halloween? How can you enjoysome…

Thom Brueckner: Geopolitics Pressures on the Economy

How much of the current and potential geopolitical activities have on the economy? National recognized economic expert and radio host…

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