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- Bail reform proponent: Don't punish people for being poorAlbert "Buzz" E. Scherr, professor at the University of New Hampshire School of Law, explains why he is pushing for legislation to change bail reform in the state, saying judges are not taking into consideration the suspect's ability to pay with considerable consequences and inequities resulting.2 min
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- Smuttynose Brewing leaders: We played our last cardSmuttynose Brewing Company's Peter Egelston and Joanne Franics explain their emotions and the reasons why Smuttynose's brewing facility and restaurant in Hampton is facing steep financial problems is being put up for auction.10 min
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- NH's marijuana law study leaderState Rep. Patrick Abrami, R-Stratham, chairs the New Hampshire Legislature's marijuana study commission. He explains what is being learned from states where marijuana is already legal in an interview with Howard Altschilller, executive editor of Seacoast Media Group.33 min
- Issues for Women's March 2018
Seacoast residents Sarah Palmer, Pete Okhuysen, Holly Sargent and Annika Strand talk with reporter Deborah McDermott about the issues they see as important ahead of the Women's March coming to Portsmouth on Jan. 20, 2018. The event is coming a year after thousands attended the 2017 march in Portsmouth and millions attended marches in Washington, D.C. and other marches held nationally and globally.
12 min - Levi is back on the ice!Nearly three years after undergoing surgery for a brain tumor, Levi Whitcomb, now 12, has returned to hockey, the sport he loves, with his team, the Dover Stars.2 min
- Hampton Beach woman calls flooding and ice "horrendous"
Cori Choiniere, who moved to Hampton Beach in 2004, describes her experience in Thursday's blizzard.
2 min - Alex Myers: I will never hide who I am
Alex Myers, a Phillips Exeter Academy teacher, was the first openly transgender student at both PEA and Harvard University. He shares his story, including being fired from a job in Wyoming for being a transgender person.
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