Todd Bookman
Reporter at New Hampshire Public Radio
Senior Reporter at Connecticut Public
None at The Maine Public
Senior Reporter at WSHU-FM (Fairfield, CT)
Reporter for @nhpr. Previously at @whyy. [email protected]
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1 week ago |
nhpr.org | Todd Bookman
Back in April, in a nearly empty room at the New Hampshire State House, Bobby Cox, an executive with gunmaker Sig Sauer, had come with a request. He said his company, one of the biggest gun manufacturers in the country and a major employer on New Hampshire’s Seacoast, needed protection. Specifically, Sig Sauer wanted state lawmakers to shield it from a barrage of liability lawsuits that claim the company’s best-selling P320 pistol has an inherent safety defect.
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1 week ago |
laconiadailysun.com | Todd Bookman |Lau Guzmán |Josh Rogers
State tourism officials are predicting fewer summer visitors this year: 4.6 million tourists, down from roughly 4.8 million last year. The forecast drop is driven in part by Canadians who are boycotting American travel because of rising tensions from President Trump's handling of bilateral relations. For now, the state is not planning any new approaches to woo back displeased Canadians.
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1 week ago |
seacoastonline.com | Todd Bookman |Josh Rogers
State tourism officials are predicting fewer summer visitors this year: 4.6 million tourists, down from roughly 4.8 million last year. The forecast drop is driven in part by Canadians who are boycotting American travel because of rising tensions from President Trump's handling of bilateral relations. For now, the state is not planning any new approaches to woo back displeased Canadians.
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2 weeks ago |
keenesentinel.com | Todd Bookman |Lau Guzmán
State tourism officials are predicting fewer summer visitors this year: 4.6 million tourists, down from roughly 4.8 million last year. The forecast drop is driven in part by Canadians who are boycotting American travel because of rising tensions from President Trump’s handling of bilateral relations. For now, the state is not planning any new approaches to woo back displeased Canadians.
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2 weeks ago |
nhpr.org | Todd Bookman
The former manager of the Harvard Medical School morgue has pleaded guilty to stealing and selling human remains. Cedric Lodge, 57, was arrested in 2023 for allegedly taking organs, skin as well as other body parts from donated cadavers. He and his wife, Denise Lodge, then transported the materials back to their home in Goffstown before selling them to individuals in multiple states. Denise Lodge previously pleaded guilty.
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