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 Blood Donors in Paradise: Thanks to everyone who gave blood at WZID's 11th annual winter drive on January 3 at Hesser College in Manchester.
As always, the important thing is to give blood on a regular basis every 56 days. Please click here for a list of upcoming NH blood drives, or call the American Red Cross at 603-625-1951.
Winter parking restrictions: Tis the season! Manchester's odd/even parking ordinance went is in effect until May 15. To read the nitty-gritty details, and find out about a downtown pilot program that is exempt from the rules, click here.
Goffstown too: Same deal in Goffstown; get details here. Until April 15, there is no overnight parking on any Goffstown Street.
Don't forget Merrimack: A winter parking ban is in effect and that means no parking on any street or road from 11:00 p.m. till 6:00 a.m., through April 15. Visit the Town web site here.
 Book nook: Ed Brouder's book about the history of Manchester-Boston Regional Airport is a great gift idea!
The 432-page book is in its third printing and features more than 300 photos and illustrations. To arrange for a speaking engagement on the book click here .
Ed's first book, "Granite & Ether: A Chronicle of New Hampshire Broadcasting," is a detailed history of New Hampshire radio and television stations. You can get one from the NH Association of Broadcasters.
 Rebuilding I-93: Construction continues on Interstate 93 between Manchester and the state line. For the latest on where to expect delays, click here. Don't forget - call * 9 5 7 to report traffic backups - we rely on members of the WZID Commuter Club!
What's on Ed's TV? "House" on Fox, "Eureka" on SciFi, CSI (prefer Las Vegas/Miami/New Yorks casts in that order), Animal Planet, "Mythbusters" or "Dirty Jobs" on Discovery, or DVD re-runs of Mike Morin's bowling show.
Mac or PC: Definitely PC.
 Ed's Famous Cousin: Maybe you saw Corina Brouder sing and play the harp on NBC's "America's Got Talent." She didn't make the final cut but she is still part of a very talented family of musicians.
Corina's parents come from the same village in County Limerick, Ireland as Ed's ancestors. While they've never met, the families have corresponded for genealogy purposes. For more info on Corina visit her website and sign her Guestbook (say her cousin was talking about her on the radio) click here.
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