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Car clubs are nothing new.

VW owners get together to talk about old bugs.

Antique car owners share restoration secrets.

And now hybrid car owners are starting their own clubs to socialize and to learn how to squeeze even more miles
per gallon out of their fuel-efficient vehicles.

The G-L-R-C's Chuck Quirmbach reports.

This past Sunday, the New York Times ran a story on the Democratic Party considering changes to its presidential primary calendar.

A DNC committee had recommended placing two more states into the first few weeks of the calendar- a time period that has belonged exclusively to Iowa and New Hampshire.

The Times story differed from other coverage in only one peculiar way.

New York Times senior political reporter Adam Nagourney wrote that New Hampshire Secretary of State Bill Gardner refused to speak, and hung up on him.

Every other paper that covered the story seemed to have no problem talking with the state's top election official.

New Hampshire Public Radio's Dan Gorenstein went to find out if Gardner had a beef with the Old Gray Lady.

We invite a roundtable of Lebanese and Israelis currently living in New Hampshire… to get their thoughts on the war, their families abroad, and the heartache of watching fighting unfold while living a half a world away. Laura's guests are Yeshayahu Artsy, An independent computer consultant living in Nashua, NH. Yeshayahu, was born in occupied Poland and lived for 25 years in Ashkelon, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, Israel. Joseph Hitti, Translator and Founder of the New England Americans for Lebanon. Joseph was born in Damour, Lebanon and raised in Beirut, he currently lives in the Boston area. Talia Greenblatt, a 23 year old woman living for the past year in Manchester. Talia was born and raised in Jerusalem, she’s been in New Hampshire this year serving as a Shaliach, educating people in schools, synagogues and churches about the Israeli society outside of the conflict. Zach Bazzi, Psychology student at UNH who served for the New Hampshire National Guard in Iraq. Zach lived for the first 10 years of his life in Sidon, Lebanon and most recently was featured in the documentary "The War Tapes".