Feds say they will fast-track decision on NH car inspection repeal » Nashua Ink Link Rather than the standard 18-month timeline for a ruling, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced Monday that it will give the state an up-or-down decision on its petition to end inspections...

The Trump Administration will shift into a higher gear as it reviews New Hampshire’s request to opt out of motor vehicle emissions inspections.

#inklinknews #nhnews #carinspections #localnews #EPA #NHPR #granitestatenewscollaborative #nhpolitics

State pushes back against Trump’s ‘unprecedented’ demand for NH voter data » Nashua Ink Link In a pair of legal filings this week, New Hampshire election officials and a bipartisan group of residents accuse the Trump administration of flouting the law in its demand for the state to turn over ...

In a pair of legal filings this week, NH election officials and a bipartisan group of residents accuse the Trump administration of flouting the law in its demand for the state to turn over confidential voter information. #inklinknews #NHPR #nhnews #nhpolitics #trump #voterdata #voterrecords

The (almost) unbelievable tortures of Steven Tendo A snake pit. Severed fingers. COVID. A US immigration judge.

Steven Tendo was kidnapped by ICE in VT today and is being held at the Strafford County Jail in Dover, NH #nhpolitics #ice #nhpr @shaheen.senate.gov @hassan.senate.gov @aaronparnas.bsky.social

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#inklinknews #manchesterinklink #manchesternh #deankamen #FIRSTrobotics #Epsteinfiles #JeffreyEpstein #localnews #granitestatenewscollaborative #NHPR

Merrimack leaders say they oppose ICE facility in letter to state, federal officials » Nashua Ink Link The Merrimack town council sent a letter to federal and state officials Friday voicing opposition to Immigration and Customs Enforcement establishing a processing facility in the town.

The Merrimack town council sent a letter to federal and state officials Friday voicing opposition to Immigration and Customs Enforcement establishing a processing facility in the town.

#inklinknews #nashuainklink #merrimacknh #ICE #immigration #localnews #nhnews #granitestatenewscollaborative #NHPR

Santaland Diaries - This American Life Writer David Sedaris's true account of two Christmas seasons he spent working as an elf at Macy's department store in New York.  When a shorter version of this story first aired on...

It’s Christmas Eve morning.
Fresh snow is on the ground & trees.
Before your day runs away from you, pour another cup of coffee and listen to this:
#SantalandDiaries #DavidSedaris #ThisAmericanLife #NPR #NHPR

www.thisamericanlife.org/47/christmas...

Newly released Epstein photos include NH businessman and Segway inventor Dean Kamen - Manchester Ink Link A newly-released photograph shows New Hampshire businessman and inventor Dean Kamen with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, as well as English billionaire Richard Branson outside on what appears to be a be...

A newly-released photograph shows NH businessman and inventor Dean Kamen with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, as well as English billionaire Richard Branson outside on what appears to be a beach.
#inklinknews #nhpr #granitestatenewscollaborative #deankamen #jeffreyepstein #richardbranson #epsteinfiles

MACDONALD: Can NPR and PBS Survive in the Free Market? The Corporation for Public Broadcasting 9CPB) has been defunded for several weeks now, and the world didn’t end. NPR and PBS continue with their programming, but for how long? CPB, which laundered tax dollars to the achaic and no longer necessary offspring, is decruting and at some point its offices, like those of USAID, will be empty and on the market. Taxpayers won’t be paying for that either. But NPR and PBS can continue; they have to do it on their own. And they are more than capable. The initial defunding inspired their mostly progressive audience to donate, mostly in protest. And since many a chunk of progressive programming is propped up by deep-pocketed left-leaning foundations, keeping this partisan project perpendicular is not impossible. But is it sustainable? They’ll never do it because it’s their brand, but PBS and NPR need to change the P from ‘Public’ to ‘Partisan’. Being honest about that has never been a strong suit, and calling themselves National Partisan Radio and the Partisan Broadcasting System will not attract the sort of money they need. No one on the right would give, even in a late-night, PBR-fueled fantasy. And you can’t really call yourself an independent if you donate to partisan enterprises, even if it comes with a lovely tote bag. I mention the money because the impact won’t be on programming so much as on the affiliates who broadcast it. The Corporation for Partisan Broadcasting’s work was funneling tax dollars to local televisions and radio stations, which then paid staff and “purchased” programming. You can still watch Poldark because it is a BBC program that your local station “rents.” Most of the good PBS television content is. NPR is similar, but it also pretends to be a non-partisan purveyor of news and information. Both need the CPB funding to remain operational and, in its absence, have to fund locally, and there’s the rub. Do the local affiliates have the kind of ongoing necessary support to maintain their partisan operations, given how readily available their messaging is? They are not providing a unique product or service. Without benefactors and absent its forced subjugation, many locals will have to close up shop. Public Radio in New Hampshire, for example, sucks up no less than fourteen call numbers. **NHPR Frequencies / Broadcast Stations** **107.1 FM Gorham** **90.3 FM Colebrook** **105.7 FM Colebrook** **89.1 FM Concord/Manchester** **104.3 FM Dover** **91.3 FM** **Hanover** **96.5 FM Holderness** **99.5 FM Jackson** **90.7 FM Keene** **91.9 FM Littleton** **88.3 FM Nashua** **97.3 FM Plymouth** **103.9 FM Portsmouth** The public money is gone, so it is up to the public to keep them going, from their own pockets, if that’s what they want to do. The other option, of course, is to solicit ads to sustain operations like everyone else in radio and television. Is NPR or PBS providing an in-demand product that this model can support? Perhaps. And PBS has its streaming fee service, Passport. It’s possible. And I’ve no objection to either of them surviving or thriving under their own steam. What I don’t want is for them to stumble along crippled until, at some future date, the government decides to pick our pockets to fund them. ## Author * Steve MacDonald Steve is a long-time New Hampshire resident, award-winning blogger, and a member of the Board of Directors of The 603 Alliance. He is the owner of Grok Media LLC and the Managing Editor, Executive Editor, assistant editor, Editor, content curator, complaint department, Op-ed editor, gatekeeper (most likely to miss typos because he has no editor), and contributor at GraniteGrok.com. Steve is also a former board member of the Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire, The Republican Volunteer Coalition, has worked for or with many state and local campaigns and grassroots groups, and is a past contributor to the Franklin Center for Public Policy. View all posts XFacebookTelegramShare

MACDONALD: Can NPR and PBS Survive in the Free Market? The Corporation for Public Broadcasting 9CPB) has been defunded for several weeks now, and the world didn’t end. NPR and PBS continue with t...

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On 11/12, the #CCA, #NHPR & Gibson's Bookstore presents award-winning journalist, author & NH icon #LauraKnoy to the #BNHStage for our author series, #AuthorsonMain! She'll be joined in conversation by host of NHPR's #MorningEdition, #RickGanley! www.ccanh.com/show/25000513

@nhpublicradio's Live Recording of The Middle with Jeremy Hobson is at the #BNHStage on 10/22! https://www.ccanh.com/show/25000493

Panelists include:
• Nick Capodice
• Anna Brown
• Douglass Teschner
 
#capitolcenterforthearts #ccanh #newhampshire #concordnh #podcast #livepodcast #nhpr #themiddle

ON SALE NOW! @nhpublicradio 's Live Recording of @listentothemiddle with Jeremy Hobson, at the BNH Stage on October 22nd! www.ccanh.com/show/25000493
 
#capitolcenterforthearts #ccanh #bnhstage #bnhs #thestage #newhampshire #concordnh #podcast #livepodcast #nhpr #themiddle

@joeotair.com It's great hearing you on the radio again! If you're taking requests, I'd love to hear anything from America. #nhpr

Founder of New Hampshire addiction center charged in scheme to intimidate journalists Eric Spofford, 40, was arrested Friday after prosecutors say he masterminded a conspiracy to terrorize journalists in retaliation for negative reporting.

The addiction recovery industry attracts some sleazy entrepreneurs

#nh #nhpr #medsky

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Drug Recovery Center Founder Arrested At NH Airport, Accused Of Stalking Journalists Eric Spofford was arrested Friday in NH. He's accused of stalking NHPR journalists after the publication of sexual misconduct allegations.

Holy shit!!!!!! Whoohoo!!!!! #nhpr

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The line to testify on the regressive NH GOP budget at the #nhststehouse .

The party that detests taxes is funding tax breaks on capital gains in part with a 5% tax on Medicaid recipients. Seriously.

#nhpr #nhbulletin #wmur

#PublicMediaGives and #PublicMediaMatters

News should never be for profit or for privilege. I love #NHPR and am a sustaining member. All federal funding across the country, every station, is under attack.

We must spread the word and call Congress. Hands off public media!!

Civics 101: A Podcast Civics 101 is a podcast about the basics of our government and how our democracy works from New Hampshire Public Radio (NHPR).

March 6 is #ProtectMyPublicMedia Day!

I don’t hit pause when my NPROne app delivers episode after episode of Civics 101, www.civics101podcast.org.
Initially, I was perplexed. Then I recalled my ❤️ for Schoolhouse Rock (ABC).

My ❤️‍ for Civics 101 parallels that.

#PublicRadio #PublicMedia #NHPR #govt

I sent an email to the #nhpr ceo re this. I don't understand why they would have a penn employee give an interview without fact checking. That's not journalism