Berlin's Future View Segment
For more than a century,Berlin's paper mill and its stacks have defined New Hampshire's northernmost city. That era came to an end in September when three of the four remaining stacks were demolished. The demolition followed the permanent closure of the mill more than a year ago. As Outlook's Richard Ager reports, Berlin residents must now decide what will replace the mill, and determine the future of their city.

MySpace, MTV and the Internet Generation View Segment
MTV and the social networking site MySpace are teaming up for a series of presidential debates on television and online. The first dialogue occured on the University of New Hampshire campus with John Edwards. Hear how young voters are responding to the events.

Primary Exhibit View Segment
New Hampshire's presidential primary became first-in-the-nation in 1920. A new exhibit in Concord features the history and importance of the primary. The New Hampshire Historical Society and the New Hampshire Political Library teamed up to present "New Hampshire: A Proven Primary Tradition." The president of the NH Political Library takes us on a tour of the exhibit.