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LISTEN: Librarians Concerned About Possible Changes to IMLS

In this episode, Matt talks to Library Director Marie Lejeune and Patron Services Supervisor Katherine Parker from the Rochester Public Library about potential funding changes to IMLS and their impact on various services— including audiobooks, a service that is widely used in Rochester. In...
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LISTEN: Bruins Alumni Association Hit the Ice to Support SHARE Fund

In this episode, Matt talks with Jerry Rainville and Ashley Truong about the SHARE Fund’s upcoming charity hockey game featuring the Bruins Alumni Association. The game takes place on Saturday, March 1, 2025, at 2:00 pm at the Rochester Arena, where the SHARE Fund...

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LISTEN: Introducing Rochester’s upcoming Superintendent of Schools

In this episode, Matt interviews Annie Azarloza, Rochester’s upcoming Superintendent of Schools. They discuss...
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LISTEN: Retail Trash Bag Program expected to begin mid-summer 2024

In this episode, Matt talks to Mark Sullivan, Director of Finance for the City...
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LISTEN: What do you know about strokes? Matt talks to Frisbie’s Chief Nursing Officer

In this episode, Matt talks to Chief Nursing Officer Megan Gray about strokes. Listeners...
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LISTEN: Jerry Rainville returns to talk about the SHARE Fund

In this episode, Matt welcomes back SHARE Fund chairman Jerry Rainville to discuss implementing...
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LISTEN: Marie and Katherine talk to Jody Walker, Technical Services Librarian

In this episode, Marie and Katherine talk to Jody Walker, Technical Services Librarian, about...
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LISTEN: The Compassion Closet provides Spaulding students in need with clothing and more

In this episode, Matt talks to three Spaulding High School Seniors who started the...
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LISTEN: NH Fiddle Ensemble to play Rochester Opera House on 5/3

In this episode, Matt talks to Ellen Carlson from the New Hampshire Fiddle Ensemble...
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LISTEN: Marie and Katherine talk Resolutions and Romances

In this episode, Marie and Katherine update listeners on their New Year's resolutions. They...
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LISTEN: Matt talks to Bob and Lisa Griffin from the Rochester Historical Society

In this episode, Matt talks to Bob and Lisa Griffin, members of the Rochester...
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LISTEN: Frisbie’s Dr. Ken Maynard talks neurosurgery and other medical advancements

In this episode, Matt talks to Dr. Ken Maynard from Frisbie Memorial Hospital about...
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LISTEN: Marie and Katherine talk to Teen Librarian Amy Lemelin

In this episode, Marie and Katherine talk to Amy Lemelin about the Teen Room...
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LISTEN: Economic Development Director gives an update on Downtown Development

In this episode, Matt talks to Michael Scala, Economic Development Director for the City...
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On Tuesday, January 14, 2025, the Rochester City Clerk's Office officially moved from its...
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Rochester Historical Society to Host Free Presentation on NH’s Covered Bridges on 4/10

The Rochester Historical Society will host a presentation on New Hampshire’s covered bridges on...

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