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The Stories Behind the Stories

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August 25th, 2011 | Author: AANH
August 28, 2011

The Stories Behind the Stories Gorham Auditorium, August 27th, 11:30

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Sally Manikian and Barbara Tetreault, two local authors whose essays are part of the anthology “Beyond the Notches: Stories of Place in New Hampshire's North Country,” will talk about their essays — why they chose their topics, how they did their research, and what they have learned through the proess. Barbara, a longtime reporter for the Berlin Daily Sun, will discuss her essay on “Three Grand Schemes” — the tensions between economic development and preserving natural resources in the region, and Sally Manikian, Back Country Resource Conservation Manager for the Appalachian Mountain Club and a freelance writer, will talk about her essay on “The Two Randolphs” about how different Randolphians describe their community.
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This program is part of the White Mountains Cultural Festival: Eight Days of Weeks. For more information about the festival and the weekend's events visit www.8daysofweeks.org.

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