Nottingham

The last screenplay I wrote is a true crime documentary, but it's a mockumentary, obviously.

And the very first scene is a Fritz Weatherby knockoff who's doing a show in Nottingham, New Hampshire.

Yes.

I

For me, Nevermind started very early in my life.

Izzy had a place in Nottingham that we used to go to for summers.

And as she was fixing it up, one of the first things she did was build a chapel.

And I was five when she had the house and the chapel was done, and she used to take me along with her for the weekends.

Jay co-authored the book with a woman named Amy Shapiro, who was a student of Izzy's.

Jay's section of the book is largely autobiographical.

He describes his childhood, growing up at that summer home and spiritual retreat Izzy had in Nottingham, New Hampshire.

She called it Harmony Hill.

Today we have with us Dallas Huggins and Drew Stevens.

They are the founders and directors of New Hampshire Turtle Rescue in Nottingham, New Hampshire.

And we also have Josh Megesee with us.

He's a turtle biologist with New Hampshire Fish and Game.

if you wouldn't mind, Dallas and Drew, tell us about New Hampshire Turtle Rescue and how people can help your organization.

Yeah, so we're New Hampshire Turtle Rescue.

We are based in Nottingham, New Hampshire, but we service the entire state.

We have a transport network, so we, no matter where the turtle is, if there's a turtle in need, we are trying to get it to our rehab clinic, rehabilitate them, and then get them back to the wild.

Tom Moulton is an entrepreneur on New Hampshire's seacoast.

A few years ago, he bought a 200,000 square foot building nearby in the small town of Nottingham.

It was a big, for lack of a better word, big rust bucket skeleton.

It had been sitting idle for 15 years.

244 people signed up to speak.

And the board had to move the meeting into a school gym to accommodate the crowd.

I'm going to call this meeting to order at 7 p.m. Nottingham Planning Board.

That's Drew

Wow, okay.

So a year ago in June, I went for a solo hike in Patuckaway State Park, which is in Nottingham, New Hampshire.

Yep.

And I was on the Fire Tower Trail.

Tom Moulton is an entrepreneur on New Hampshire's seacoast.

A few years ago, he bought a 200,000 square foot building nearby in the small town of Nottingham.

It was a big, for lack of a better word, big rust bucket skeleton.

It had been sitting idle for 15 years.

244 people signed up to speak.

And the board had to move the meeting into a school gym to accommodate the crowd.

I'm going to call this meeting to order at 7 p.m. Nottingham Planning Board.

That's Drew

Wow, okay.

So a year ago in June, I went for a solo hike in Patuckaway State Park, which is in Nottingham, New Hampshire.

Yep.

And I was on the Fire Tower Trail.

Wow, okay.

So a year ago in June, I went for a solo hike in Patuckaway State Park, which is in Nottingham, New Hampshire.

Yep.

And I was on the Fire Tower Trail.