New Hampshire PBS
NH Libertarian Candidates
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- NH Libertarian Candidates
- Runtime
- 26:16
- Date posted
- 16 years ago
- Description
- This week on NH Outlook, members of the Libertarian party meet to discuss their role in this election season. Where do these candidates stand on the most pressing issues of the upcoming election? Joining us today with our guest host, WTSN-AM's Mike Pomp, are Libertarian candidate for Governor John Babiarz, U.S. Senate Libertarian candidate Ken Blevins and NH Libertarian Party Chair Rich Tomasso.
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- 1st & 2nd Congessional District Forum Highlights
- Runtime
- 26:33
- Date posted
- 16 years ago
- Description
- In partnership with NHPR, the NH BIA and the NH Union Leader, NHPTV continues its series of candidate forums on business and the economy. This week we feature highlights from the 1st & 2nd Congressional District forums. The forums are sponsored by Lincoln Financial Group.
The candidates from the 1st Congressional District are Republican Frank Guinta of Manchester and Democrat Carol Shea-Porter. The candidates from the 2nd Congressional District are Democrat Ann McLane Kuster of Hopkinton and Republican Charlie Bass of Peterborough. Laura Knoy of NHPR hosts.
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- Senate Forum Highlights
- Runtime
- 26:04
- Date posted
- 16 years ago
- Description
- The primaries are over and the candidates can now focus on the upcoming election. In partnerhip with NHPR, the NH BIA and the NH Union Leader, NHPTV begins it's series of candidate forums on business and the economy. U.S. Senate Republican candidate Kelly Ayotte of Nashua and Democratic candidate Paul Hodes of Concord meet in the first forum. Laura Knoy of NHPR hosts. The forums are sponsored by Lincoln Financial Group.
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- Littleton HS vs Trinity HS
- Runtime
- 27:16
- Date posted
- 16 years ago
- Description
- Emphasizing quick recall of factual material in all major disciplines, as well as a smattering of pop culture trivia and New Hampshire matters, Granite State Challenge is a rousing competition as spirited as any sports competition!
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- Con-Val Regional HS vs Phillips Exeter Academy
- Runtime
- 27:16
- Date posted
- 16 years ago
- Description
- Emphasizing quick recall of factual material in all major disciplines, as well as a smattering of pop culture trivia and New Hampshire matters, Granite State Challenge is a rousing competition as spirited as any sports competition!
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- Belmont HS vs. Berlin HS
- Runtime
- 28:01
- Date posted
- 16 years ago
- Description
- Emphasizing quick recall of factual material in all major disciplines, as well as a smattering of pop culture trivia and New Hampshire matters, Granite State Challenge is a rousing competition as spirited as any sports competition!
- Title
- John Stark Regional HS vs Merrimack Valley HS
- Runtime
- 27:52
- Date posted
- 16 years ago
- Description
- Emphasizing quick recall of factual material in all major disciplines, as well as a smattering of pop culture trivia and New Hampshire matters, Granite State Challenge is a rousing competition as spirited as any sports competition!
- Title
- Post-Primary Match Up
- Runtime
- 26:26
- Date posted
- 16 years ago
- Description
- People were out casting their votes at the polls on Tuesday. Andy Smith, associate professor of political science at UNH and director UNH Survey Center, joins our guest host, WTSN-AM's Mike Pomp, to discuss the primary results, the candidates, and the road ahead.
Plus, September 17th marks the 10-year anniversary of NH Outlook. We take a look back to remember all the people, stories and events that we covered.
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- NH Primary Update
- Runtime
- 26:13
- Date posted
- 16 years ago
- Description
- This year's primary season is competitive and drawing a lot of attention. With the primary election around the corner, candidates are busy working to get their messages heard. Andy Smith joins NH Outlook's Mike Pomp to discuss the updates on the candidates.
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- U.S. Senate Primary Debate
- Runtime
- 26:39
- Date posted
- 16 years ago
- Description
- U.S. Senate candidates Kelly Ayotte of Nashua, Jim Bender of Hollis, Bill Binnie of Rye, Dennis Lamare of Lee, and Ovide Lamontagne of Manchester debate local and national issues.The debates are presented by the Monadnock Ledger-Transcript and the Marlin Fitzwater Center at Franklin Pierce University in Rindge, NH.
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- NHPTV Picks & Clicks - September 2010
- Runtime
- 1:10
- Date posted
- 16 years ago
- Description
- A peek at: Passport Craft Beer event, Baseball: Tenth Inning, Where's Willem, Britwit Club & NH Votes 2010
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- 2nd Congressional District Democratic Primary Debate
- Runtime
- 26:53
- Date posted
- 16 years ago
- Description
- NH Outlook continues its series of three debates from the Monadnock region with the 2nd Congressional District Democrats. The debates are presented by the Monadnock Ledger-Transcript and the Marlin Fitzwater Center at Franklin Pierce University. The candidates are Katrina Swett of Bow and Ann McLane Kuster of Hopkinton.
The Women's Business Center, a non profit geared to helping women, closedits doors. NH Outlook's Richard Ager talks with Christine Davis, Executive Director of the Women's Business Center.
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- CD 2 Republican Debate
- Runtime
- 26:25
- Date posted
- 16 years ago
- Description
- NH Outlook is beginning its series of 3 broadcasts from the Monadnock region. These debates are presented by Monadnock Ledger the Marlin Fitzwater at Franklin Pierce University. Outlook will present the highlights over a 3 consecutive week course. We begin with CD 2 Republican.
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- Making $ense New England - July 2010
- Runtime
- 26:48
- Date posted
- 16 years ago
- Description
- With homeowners trying to avoid foreclosure in a bad housing market, mortgage fraudsters are finding plenty of unsuspecting victims. Find out how to avoid a real estate scams. Newlyweds and money, timeshares and being a successful older worker are also featured.
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- Making $ense New England - August 2010
- Runtime
- 24:58
- Date posted
- 16 years ago
- Description
- Find out what it takes to build a farm-to-table system, planning for long-term care, workplaces for unemployed professionals, and investment strategies in a challenging economy.
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- Future of Farms
- Runtime
- 25:53
- Date posted
- 16 years ago
- Description
- For nearly four centuries, it has been a living icon of American history. Now the Tuttle Farm in Dover, the oldest family farm in America, is up for sale. The sale has raised questions about the future of the family farm. Joining our panel are Lucy Tuttle, co-owner of the Tuttle Farm, Dave Tuttle, (different branch; same family) owner of Riverside Farm in Maine, and Lorraine Stewart Merrill, NH Commissioner of Agriculture.
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- Political Update
- Runtime
- 25:53
- Date posted
- 16 years ago
- Description
- This week on NH Outlook, we feature a snapshot of the political landscape as dozens of candidates prepare for the September primary. Our guests include UNH political science professor Dante Scala, UNH Pollster Andy Smith, and James Pindell, publisher of PoliticsNH.com. And we see Dover honoring a beloved couple, the late Tommy and Mary Makem.
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- Gubernatorial Forum
- Runtime
- 26:34
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- With one more month left of summer, everyone is gearing up for the primary season. Who will be next? NH Outlook continues its pre-primary coverage. Moderator/host James Pindell begins the forum featuring the Republican candidates for the Gubernatorial race. The Republican Candidates for this race are Frank Robert Emiro, Sr., Jack Kimball, Jr, John Stephen, and Karen Testerman.
- Title
- Republican Congressional Forum
- Runtime
- 26:34
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- It may be the lazy days of summer but there are dozens of political candidates vying for your attention around the state. NH Outlook begins its pre-primary coverage with a forum featuring the Republican candidates for the First Congressional District.
- Title
- Justice Reinvestment
- Runtime
- 25:55
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- Governor Lynch signed into law SB 500 also known as the Justice Reinvestment Act. This law is a set of corrections reforms that are designed to improve public safety, reduce taxpayer's costs, and decrease prison population. The projected savings amount to between $7.8 and $10.8 million over the next five years. Along with saving taxpayer money, this law is designed to help reintroduce former convicts into society.
NH Outlook panel including Corrections Commissioner William Wrenn, Chief Justice John T. Broderick, and parolee Christopher Kuntz, discuss the impact of the law.
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- NHPTV Picks & Clicks - July 2010
- Runtime
- 1:06
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- Join our producer Carla for "NHPTV Picks & Clicks," an inside look at what's going on & coming up!
- Title
- John Winant
- Runtime
- 26:41
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- John Winant governed New Hampshire for three terms and helped save the Atlantic Alliance during the most dangerous years of World War Two. He became a war hero to the British whose name is celebrated to this day yet his story is little-known in America. That is changing now, thanks to author Lynne Olson and her new book Citizens of London. Outlook's Richard Ager interviewed Olson who tells a remarkable tale of wartime intrigue and courage.
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- Independence Day Encore
- Runtime
- 26:31
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- July the 4th is a good time to look back at the beginnings of our republic, which is celebrating its 234th birthday this year. Outlook has its own, more modest anniversary. This is our tenth year on the air and we decided take our own look back to our Independence Day program from 2003. The program features a re-enactment of the Battle of Bunker Hill, and a visit to the New Hampshire landmark where the first fighting of the Revolution took place.
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- NHPTV Picks & Clicks - June 2010
- Runtime
- 1:01
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- Join our producer Carla for "NHPTV Picks & Clicks," an inside look at what's going on & coming up!
- Title
- NH National Guard Journalists
- Runtime
- 26:20
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- How does a soldier report the news from a war zone? How do you deal with culture and language barriers? That was the year-long task facing the members of the 114th Public Affairs Unit of the NH National Guard when they went to Iraq in 2009. They are back now, and four Guard members will join NH Outlook host Richard Ager to talk about their experiences and the stories they covered.
Our guests are Captain Robert Burnham, First Sergeant Michael Daigle, Warrant Officer Candidate Luke Koladish, and Specialist Karin Leach.
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- Interview with Dana Jennings
- Runtime
- 26:10
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- Dana Jennings is a self-professed "small-town boy" who made it in the big city. Raised in Kingston, NH, he became a reporter and editor at The New York Times. He has written about many subjects, but the most memorable has been his ongoing series of columns about his fight against prostate cancer. Written with utter candor, Jennings' blogs have been a regular feature of the Times' Wellness Section. Jennings sat down with NH Outlook's Richard Ager during a recent visit to New Hampshire, and gave a revealing interview.
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- Budget Deal
- Runtime
- 10:08
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- A long and contentious legislative session could come to a close this week as the House and Senate vote on a compromise measure to balance the budget. NH Outlook will feature highlights of debate and analysis by our panel of State House reporters which are Tom Fahey of the NH Union Leader; Kevin Landrigan of the Nashua Telegraph; and Josh Rogers of NH Public Radio.
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- Legislative Roundtable 6/4/2010
- Runtime
- 25:20
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- This week, legislators tried but failed to reach a final budget deal. As a result, the Governor and council, representing the executive branch, met to order the House and Senate back to work in a special session. We will preview that session and other developments with Outlook's panel of state house reporters; Tom Fahey of the NH Union Leader; Kevin Landrigan of the Nashua Telegraph; and Josh Rogers of NH Public Radio.
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- Memorial Day Special
- Runtime
- 26:10
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- This NH Outlook special is a reprise of stories about devotion and duty in the most unexpected places -- and the most selfless patriotism from the quietest person.
We will explore the history of the Memorial Day holiday, pay tribute to canine heroes of war, and learn about the restoration effort underway at the Hall of Flags at the New Hampshire State House.
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- Legislative Roundtable 5/21/2010
- Runtime
- 25:49
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- The legislature will look to resolve a wide range of issues this week as the House and Senate form committees of conference. The committees will either reach agreement on proposed legislation, or let it die -- and no bill is attracting more attention than the proposed cuts and taxes that are intended to balance the state budget. Our panel of State House reporters will include Kevin Landrigan of the Telegraph,Josh Rogers of NH Public Radio, and Tom Fahey of the Union Leader.
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- Journey of the Broad-Winged Hawk- Emmy acceptance speech 2010
- Runtime
- 2:06
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- New Hampshire Public Television's Phil Vaughn gives an acceptance speech for Journey of the Broad-Wing Hawk at the 2010 Emmys.
A WINDOWS TO THE WILD SPECIAL Every year, broad-winged hawks embark on a spectacular 4,500-mile journey from New Hampshire to South America. This is the story of their flight and the connections they make with people and communities on this ambitious journey. Follow the migratory route of these magnificent birds from their summer home in New Hampshires White Mountains to their wintering grounds in the Andes of Ecuador, and the stories of those who revel in this wonder of nature. www.nhptv.org/hawk
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- State House Roundup
- Runtime
- 25:58
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- At the State House, legislators are pushing to meet deadlines on a wide range of proposed laws. The House and Senate both have a week to finish with each others bills, and both are struggling to balance the budget. NH Outlook will have the latest from our State House reporters.
- Title
- Global Water Crisis
- Runtime
- 26:46
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- Picture this scenario: hundreds of millions of children go through their day thirsty, with no source of safe drinking water. A bottle of water costs a days wages. Huge corporations control water supplies while farm lands turn to dust. This is not an act of imagination. Rather, it is the future already upon us in many undeveloped countries. Maude Barlow, senior advisor to the United Nations on water issues, warns the world is running out of fresh water. To recognize the 41st Earth Day, NH Outlook interviews Maude Barlow and explores the uncertain future of water.
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- Hanover High School vs Manchester Central High School
- Runtime
- 56:55
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- Emphasizing quick recall of factual material in all major disciplines, as well as a smattering of pop culture trivia and New Hampshire matters, Granite State Challenge is a rousing competition as spirited as any sports competition!
- Title
- Court Cuts
- Runtime
- 25:51
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- Custody cases left undecided. Divorce settlements delayed by months. Criminal trials that take so long, some offenders could go free. Those are just a few of the unintended consequences that some judges and lawyers fear as a result of the budget cuts proposed by Governor Lynch. This week, NH Outlook will take a close up look at those proposed cuts and talk with three individuals who know the law and what it takes to administer justice. Our guests are John Broderick, Chief Justice of the NH Supreme Court; Cathy Green, well-known defense attorney; and James Tenn, President of the NH Bar Association.
- Title
- Lawn Chemistry
- Runtime
- 25:54
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- This week, NH Outlook looks at the chemistry of lawn care. As winter wears on, many turn their thoughts to spring and the prospects for a healthy garden and lawn. But an increasing number of homeowners are concerned about a toxic reliance on lawn herbicides and pesticides. They want to follow the example of other communities which have banned those substances or least studied the issue. Our guests include Paul Tukey who made the documentary A Chemical Reaction; NH Agriculture Commissioner Lorraine Merrill and Rep. Suzanne Smith, sponsor of a bill being heard this week that would establish a study committee on banning lawn care chemicals.
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- Londonderry High School vs Manchester Central High School
- Runtime
- 27:47
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- Emphasizing quick recall of factual material in all major disciplines, as well as a smattering of pop culture trivia and New Hampshire matters, Granite State Challenge is a rousing competition as spirited as any sports competition!
- Title
- Governor's Cuts
- Runtime
- 25:55
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- While state legislators have been debating various ways to balance the state budget including expanded gambling, Governor Lynch has been working on his own proposal of about $140 million in cuts and revenue increases. He is expected to release his plan late in the week and NH Outlook will report on the details. Our panel includes Kevin Landrigan of the Telegraph, Jeff Feingold of the NH Business Review,Josh Rogers of NH Public Radio, and Tom Fahey of the Union Leader.
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- State House Round-up
- Runtime
- 25:49
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- As state lawmakers struggle to balance this years budget, supporters of expanded gambling are celebrating passage of a bill in the Senate that would allow slot machines at six locations around the state. That measure now goes to the House, but it has already won support from some who previously opposed expanded gambling. We look at this and other issues with our panel of State House reporters.
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- Bishop Guertin High School vs Hanover High School
- Runtime
- 27:47
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- Emphasizing quick recall of factual material in all major disciplines, as well as a smattering of pop culture trivia and New Hampshire matters, Granite State Challenge is a rousing competition as spirited as any sports competition!
- Title
- Londonderry High School vs Oyster River High School
- Runtime
- 26:57
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- Emphasizing quick recall of factual material in all major disciplines, as well as a smattering of pop culture trivia and New Hampshire matters, Granite State Challenge is a rousing competition as spirited as any sports competition!
- Title
- Marijuana Decriminalization
- Runtime
- 26:24
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- For the third year in a row, the New Hampshire House is taking action to reduce the penalties for possession of marijuana. The Criminal Justice Committee voted overwhelmingly to pass House Bill 1653 which would effectively decriminalize possession of ¼ ounce of marijuana. Anyone caught with that amount would be guilty of a violation and face a fine of $200.
Our panel of guests includes Rick Van Wickler, Superintendant of Cheshire County Dept. of Corrections; Chief Richard Crate, Enfield Police Chief and head of the Drug Enforcement Committee of the NH Chiefs of Police; Assistant Attorney-General Karin Eckel, and Matt Simon, Executive director of the NH coalition for Common Sense Marijuana Policy.
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- Healthcare/ General Petraeus
- Runtime
- 26:25
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- In a struggle that has lasted several decades, the cause of universal health care for all Americans appears to have been won. This week, the President signed into law a bill to extend health coverage to all. We will look at what this means for New Hampshire.
Also, David Petraeus became known as the General who took command of U.S. and allied forces in Iraq in 2007 and launched the surge." That increase in the American military presence is widely credited for bringing a measure of stability to Iraq, and making possible the current gradual withdrawal of forces. General Petraeus is registered as a Republican in New Hampshire and will be delivering a speech this week in the Granite State. He denies any interest in political office, but his visit has raised much speculation about a possible presidential candidacy. We have more on his visit and what the General says about war, politics, and the "dont ask, dont tell" policy governing gays in the military.
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- Citizen Activism
- Runtime
- 26:18
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- When Doris "Granny D" Haddock died at the age of 100, it became apparent that her activism and personal example had profoundly touched people around the world. Granny D was latest citizen activist and a proud tradition of New Hampshire. Major television network news and international news organizations covered the passing of this modest but determined lady from Laconia, best known for her walk across America at the age of 90 to arouse interest and support for campaign finance reform. We look back at Granny D's life and examine her legacy.
Our guests this week are: Dan Weeks, President of Americans for Campaign Reform; Neil Levesque, Executive Director of the Institute of Politics; Dick Ober, VP NH Charitable Foundation.
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- No Child Left Behind Reform
- Runtime
- 26:23
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- Eight years after it was first enacted, the federal No Child Left Behind Act is facing a major overhaul. The law originally passed with wide bipartisan support but over the years, critics have charged that it imposes harsh standards on schools with large special needs populations. They also say it forces students to prepare for tests instead of focusing on a broader curriculum. NH Outlook looks at the proposed changes to No Child Left Behind, and talks with educators about how those changes could affect students and teachers in New Hampshire.
Joining us will be: Mark Joyce, Executive Director of the NH School Administrators Association; Rhonda Wesolowski, President of NH NEA; Kathleen Murphy, Director of Division of Instruction, NH Department of Education; Kim Fries, Associate Professor of Education, UNH.
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- Coe-Brown Northwood Academy vs Manchester Central High School
- Runtime
- 26:51
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- Emphasizing quick recall of factual material in all major disciplines, as well as a smattering of pop culture trivia and New Hampshire matters, Granite State Challenge is a rousing competition as spirited as any sports competition!
- Title
- Derryfield High School vs Hanover High School
- Runtime
- 26:53
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- Emphasizing quick recall of factual material in all major disciplines, as well as a smattering of pop culture trivia and New Hampshire matters, Granite State Challenge is a rousing competition as spirited as any sports competition!
- Title
- Bishop Guertin High School vs Winnacunnet Regional High School
- Runtime
- 27:01
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- Emphasizing quick recall of factual material in all major disciplines, as well as a smattering of pop culture trivia and New Hampshire matters, Granite State Challenge is a rousing competition as spirited as any sports competition!
- Title
- Legislative Roundtable
- Runtime
- 25:14
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- The legislature was back in session this week with a busy schedule of hearings and votes including expanded gambling, repealing the tax on campsites, and decriminalization of small amounts of marijuana. Well explore those issues with our panel of experienced State House reporters. Our guests for the roundtable this week are Norma Love of the Associated Press, Kevin Landrigan of the Nashua Telegraph and Josh Rogers of NH Public Radio.
- Title
- Londonderry High School vs Raymond High School
- Runtime
- 27:47
- Date posted
- 17 years ago
- Description
- Emphasizing quick recall of factual material in all major disciplines, as well as a smattering of pop culture trivia and New Hampshire matters, Granite State Challenge is a rousing competition as spirited as any sports competition!
