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LISTEN: Summer Reading Highlights and Upcoming Events

In this episode, Marie and Katherine reflect on the success of the Summer Reading Program and share updates from the Library. They also highlight upcoming events and programs available to the community. Click here to listen. The Rochester Post Podcast is available on all major platforms,...
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LISTEN: Rochester Mayor Highlights Community Growth and Opportunities

In this episode, Marie and Katherine speak with Rochester Mayor Paul Callaghan about his life and career before entering politics. Callaghan highlights the library’s events and programming for people of all ages, and they discuss the many positive changes in Rochester over the past...

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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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LISTEN: Rec and Arena Director shares updates on current and future programming

In this episode, Matt talks to Director of Recreation Lauren Krans about the Lilac...
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LISTEN: All about the Partial Hospitalization Program at Frisbie Memorial Hospital

In this episode, Matt talks to licensed social worker and clinical coordinator Ramsey Dean...
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LISTEN: Celebrate the New Year with Marie and Katherine

Happy New Year! In this episode, Marie and Katherine talk about the new year,...
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LISTEN: Marie and Katherine usher in the Holiday Season

In this episode, Marie and Katherine talk about their favorite Christmas movies, whether or...
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LISTEN: Dr. Christopher Lawson talks about Interventional Cardiology

In this episode, Matt talks to Dr. Christopher Lawson (Frisbie Memorial Hospital) about interventional...
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LISTEN: Mayoral and City Council Candidate Forum

In this episode, we play the audio from the Mayoral and City Council Candidate...
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LISTEN: School Board Candidate Forum

In this episode, we play the audio from the School Board Candidate Forum that...
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LISTEN: Marie and Katherine talk about books and movies that involve music

In this episode, Marie and Katherine reunite after a brief hiatus to talk about...
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LISTEN: Lisa Gautreau talks Granite State Choral Society

In this episode, Matt talks to Lisa Gautreau, president of Granite State Choral Society....
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LISTEN: Volunteer Services at Frisbie Memorial Hospital

In this episode, Matt talks to Amy Lester, Director of Volunteer Services at Frisbie Memorial...
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Governor Ayotte Signs Executive Orders to Protect New Hampshire from Foreign Adversaries

On October 6, 2025, Governor Kelly Ayotte signed two Executive Orders to prevent foreign...
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Watch: 2025 State of the City – 10/3/25

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Local Sponsor Supports “Fare Free Saturday” on COAST October 25: Business sponsorship program ensures access for all

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First United Methodist Church to Dedicate Hundreds of Project Linus Blankets on November 9

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