Today I'm joined by Margaret Joyce who is the president of the Dover Chamber of Commerce. We are going to talk with her about The Chamber and what it offers to the community as well as some of the events that they host.

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Today I'm joined by Mayor Bob Carrier and Deputy Mayor Dennis Shanahan. We are going to talk with them about the responsibilities of the city council, why they chose to run for these positions, and how the city council approaches decision making.

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Today I'm joined by Renee Touhey-Childress who is the executive director for Dover Children's Home, a local charity here in Dover. We are going to talk with them about what type of work that they do, how their work impacts the community, and how she came to be involved with it.

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Today I'm joined by Mike Gillis who is The Director of Media for the city of Dover. We are going to talk with him about what his responsibilities are and how his position serves the community.

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Today I'm joined by Jane Hamor and Cliff Blake who are leaders on The Arts Commission for the city of Dover. We are going to talk with them about what their responsibilities are, how this commission affects the community, and how they came to be involved with it.

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Today I'm joined by Josh Hynes who is a local business owner here in Dover who runs Stronghold Barbershop and Tokens Taproom. We are going to talk with him about what inspired him to start businesses in Dover and how his businesses add to the community.

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Today I'm joined by Jonathan Nichols who is the executive director of The Woodman Museum in Dover and a local historian.

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Today I'm joined by Chris Parker who is The Deputy City Manager here in Dover. We are going to talk with him about what a city manager is as well as his Dover-focused podcast called Dover Download.

Dover Download:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dover-download/id1627557317

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We are excited to announce a third season of our show focusing on Dover, New Hampshire and hope that we can build stronger communities together. Our theme for this season is "How to build bridges and overcome disagreement?" and we will be talking with some of the local leaders in Dover about that topic.

Special thanks to Dover's Deputy City Manager Chris Parker for helping us with planning the show and connecting with the community.

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Let's get to know our neighbors so that we can be good neighbors!

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Today we're joined by Mike Mouron, a local real estate developer that has a decorated history in the industry. We are going to talk about some of the development he has done in Homewood, his approach to making a project successful, and how he got involved in this line of work.

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