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Dec 27, 2022 · COLEBROOK — North Country publisher, avid outdoorsman, and well-known writer John D. Harrigan of Colebrook has died at age 75. Harrigan passed away on Monday, Dec. 26, at the Upper Connecticut Valley Hospital after being diagnosed with advanced cancer in November, according to his sister, Mary Trowbridge.
Jan 9, 2023 · Anyone who is familiar the North Country of New Hampshire knows that John Harrigan, the former editor of the News & Sentinel in Colebrook and other well-known publications, has passed away. He died in December after a diagnosis of advanced cancer in November.
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Dec 27, 2022 · Longtime journalist and outdoorsman John Harrigan of Colebrook died on Dec. 26 at age 75. John Harrigan, who for decades wrote about furry critters and human characters in the North...
Jan 6, 2023 · January 6, 2023. Anders Morley. 0. Photo by Bruce Luetters. North Country newspaperman John Harrigan, who was once likened to the Old Man of the Mountain, died last week. He was, to borrow a phrase from a biography of another local notable, “One New Hampshire Institution.”
Aug 11, 2021 · For John Harrigan, legendary newsman and editor, New Hampshire’s premier outdoor columnist and North Country icon, the story behind his camp is woven so thoroughly into his life that it is almost impossible to separate.
John Harrigan is an award-winning director, screenwriter and producer. He is known as the writer and director of Strange Factories and Armageddon Gospels. His third feature 'Lightships' is currently in post-production. He is also known as the founder of FoolishPeople.org and is one of the earliest pioneers of immersive theatre in the UK.
John Harrigan, writer, newsman, essayist, and philosopher. My front door is never locked, and all manner of humanity comes through here. They all teach me something. John Harrigan. No better sense of the man can be drawn than the story by Anders Morley for NH Magazine (2016).
