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This national organi- the problems all-to-often zation sets quality standards offer a "quick fix," without and guidelines, and certifies actually correcting the issue. only those organizations, How can they do this? The companies and individuals industry is unregulated in who strictly abide by them. the state of New Hampshire, Some states have followed leaving homeowners at the the lead, and implemented mercy of those who come regulations to protect the knocking with a cheap solu- consumers. New Hampshire p. tion. has not — but that could that don't go by them," While Gosselin special- money or insurance and need local politicians and letting The problem is, folks soon change. explains Steve Gosselin of izes in mold removal, home to have the problem fixed. them know it's important. can pay to have the matter Two regional companies Envirotech. "It happens that and business owners are, They can hire a contractor What's more, they are "fixed," only to have mold are leading the push to Con- people are trying to sell a according to IAQ Council that comes in and treats it looking for folks who may continue to grow, and wind cord to pass legislation that home and find mold in the guidelines, urged to seek with something, takes their have been the victim of mold up later paying a licensed will regulate the industry, attic. They think, 'can't I out a third-party for testing. money, -but doesn't really issues in the past, and who expert to finally do the job which will help ensure that just cover it up?' And sure One of the most common help them at all, and now could have benefited by such right. By then, however, the when people do wind up enough they can find a con- "red flags" in the industry they're worse off then they state regulation. mold may have spread to with mold in a home that tractor that will come out that people should avoid were in the first place," Syl- If you or someone you catastrophic conditions, they are getting the quality and cover it up. But the mold is a company that offers to vester . know has such a story to making family members service they deserve — and is still there. It's a living, both test air and provide the Both Sylvester and Gos- share, or would like to learn sick, and perhaps even lead- not throwing money away growing organism and it's cleanup, officials say. selin are pushing for New more about how to help ing to the condemnation of for substandard treatments. going to continue to spread That's where Guy Sylves- Hampshire lawmakers to ensure the legislation gets the home itself, rendering it Envirotech Clean Air, Inc., and continue to grow." ter of Absolute Air Quality in regulate the industry in the passed, contact Absolute Air uninhabitable. with offices in Massachu- Following more than a Portsmouth, comes in. Also state, and are calling on the Quality at (603) 373-7373 or Even worse, there have setts and Hampshire, month of almost continuous IAQ Council-Certified, Syl- public to help get the laws WW. i rqu al i tycounts.com , been cases in New Hamp- h been making air safer rain that stretched out most vester specializes in finding passed. or EnviroTech at (MOO h 8 shire where people have for homes and businesses for of lune, Cosselin urges folks the root of the problem, hr "Hie certified profession- or v% ww.breatheasier, laced big hills to have mold more than 2 rears. 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S ECIA O A A IC . EWS meeting 1 the professional been impressed by the practice model that aims to EXETER I Greg Prazar, society, for which he also strong community of medi- deliver continuous, coordi- MD, a pediatrician with Core serves as the vice-president. cal professionals treating nated and family-centered Physicians' Exeter Pediatric "Jam honored to be select- infants and children in the primary care. Associates, was recently hon- ed by my fellow pediatri- state. "New Hampshire As part of the medical ored by the New Hampshire cians for this award. I believe has a committed network home model, parent part- Pediatric Society (NHPS) as that we are only as good as of superb caring pediatri- ners are actively involved in the state's Pediatrician of the the people with whom we cians who communicate and improving care to patients. Year. work and who support us cooperate to ensure optimal The medical home model Dr. Prazar, who has been in delivering excellent care," care for our state's children has played a key role in help- a primary care pediatri- said Dr. Prazar. and adolescents," Dr. Prazar ing to prevent chronically ill TOP DOC — r. tr C pb ll, pr d nt f th cian in Exeter since 1976, "I feel very fortunate to noted. and developmentally chal- p h r d tr S t , nd r. Gr r z r f Ex t r, was selected by his peers work in a practice with such The award recognizes Dr. lenged children from falling d pl n th rd h n ft r b n n d d tr n to receive the recognition. dedicated caring pediatri- Prazar for being a pioneer through cracks in the health f th Y r. — Atl nt C rt h t He was presented with the cians and staff." n the state with regards to care system. l t Exeter Pediatric many tools and practices award at the June executive Dr. Prazar said he h the medical home model, a Dr. Prazar nd h l Associates have developed now used across the country by other pediatricians imple- menting the medical home model. Dr. Prazar graduated from the College of Wooster in 1968 and from Case Western Reserve School of Medicine in 1972. He is an Adjunct Associate Professor of Pediatrics at Dartmouth Medical School. Core Physicians' Exeter Pediatric Associates is a group of pediatric health care professionals providing comprehensive, specialized pediatric care to well and sick infants, children and adolescents. For more infor- mation, call (603) 772-8900.
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A E I G OG AMS SUMME IME C A GE O ACE PORTSMOUTH I For other programs that Fami- many families, summertime lies First Health and S p means a lot more together- p rt C nt r is offering this ness. Families First parenting month. Most programs r classes like "1-2-3 Magic for free of charge. Advance All Ages" and "How to Talk signup is needed for all So Kids Will Listen" can help programs (unless "Drop-ins make family life smoother OK" is noted), and is always and more fun. These and needed for child care. Call other programs include free 603-422-8208 ext. 2 for more child care, in order to give nf r t n. tt t parents and kids a refreshing The schedule of programs break from the routine. offered at the Community Downtown Hampton Village 60 2 00 All parents and children Campus in Portsmouth are welcome at the . parent- include: ing classes, playgroups and • "1-2-3 Magic for All Ages," Tuesdays, July 21 and 28, 6 p.m. Choice of three New local students receive a EE WEEK Off r d r l r d nt 00 r n r d j groups each evening, includ- Featuring: ing one designed for parents •20+ n n l l of teens. • nn r r nd r h p • "How to Talk So Kids •C rp r t Y ( n- t v l bl - • r v t nd r v t Gr p Cl Will Listen: Cooperation and
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'New Hampshire HealthFirst, Caretakers throughout the Seacoast area who feel l n , ite State will have a new pay about $4,000 a month Lynch said. which is working to pro- helpless, Confused, unprepared or unable to provide for low-cost option for offering as opposed to $5,300 for a The New Hampshire vide small businesses with the needs of their family member, partner or friend will be. employees health insurance. similar plan. That's a yearly HealthFirst a lower cost alternative for encouraged to learn that ServiceLink can help. Gov. John Lynch recently savings of more than $15,000 plan fully comprehensive care." Rockingham County ServiceLink Resource Center offers announced that beginning dollars. A small business covers, New Hampshire Health- free services, information and support that address the unique October 1, New Hampshire with 14 employees (11 single without ...First is part of a compre- needs of Seniors, adults with disabilities and/or chronic ill- HealthFirst will provide employees, two couples and co-pays, hensive effort Gov. Lynch ness, their families and caregivers. small businesses access to one family) would pay about preventa- has undertaken to help more ServiceLink partners with the NH Bureau of Elderly and a quality, wellness-focused $6,100 a month as opposed tive health Granite State citizens have Adult Services in order to provide information, access to health insurance plan that to $8,900 for a similar plan. care and access to quality, affordable resources, respite, counseling and educational opportunities may save them thousands of That's a yearly savings of encourages health care. to help them learn mare about being a caregiver and where to turn to find help in the community. dollars a year. • more than $33,000 dollars. people to Gov. Lynch created the For its clients, ServiceLink is dedicated to preserving Gov. Lynch worked to "Small businesses could develop a relationship with Citizens Health Initiative, health, independence and dignity. Transportation, housing, pass legislation creating save thousands of dollars a a primary care provider. It which is working to make Medicare/ Medicaid, financial! legal assistance, health issues, New Hampshire HealthFirst year, while still offering their provides financial incen- New Hampshire a center of health insurance, prescription assistance, wellness programs, to offer small businesses a employees quality health tives for enrollees to quit health care innovation: The and social activities are just some of the areas where Servic- more affordable health insur- insurance," Gov. Lynch said. smoking, maintain a healthy Citizens Health Initiative has eLink can assist. ServiceLink's caring staff will help assess ance option. "That is savings that small weight, and participate in been working to make more each client's particular situation, identify needs, and develop New. Hampshire Health- businesses can invest grow- health management plans information about health a plan. The staff can aid in completing applications for First will cost an average ing their companies or hiring for chronic illnesses. care costs available, expand progragns; make phone calls on the client's behalf and offer of 15-20 percent less than new employees. It is savings "Too many small busi- the use of electronic medical follow-up to ensure that each client has connected with the comparable insurance plans. that may help make it pos- nesses are facing decisions records and to ensure pro- resources and support that they need. "We set out to give small sible for some small business about severely limiting cov- viders can prescribe medica- ServiceLink was established in 2000 as a statewide network businesses and their workers owners to continue to pro- erage, or dropping coverage. tions electronically. of locally administered programs serving every community in a more affordable health care vide comprehensive insur- all together. That is a decision "Heal thFirst is another New Hampshire. There are 10 programs throughout the state choice, and that's exactly ance to their workers." no small business should next step we are taking in and over 50 satellite sites. what we are delivering with "New Hampshire Health- be faced with, and one that helping to stabilize health Rockingham County ServiceLink Resource Centers are New Hampshire Health- First is also about changing could be devastating to care costs here in New located in Portsmouth and Salem and can be reached by First," Gov. Lynch said. the direction of health care workers," Gov. Lynch said. Hampshire," Gov. Lynch calling (866) 634 9412 or by emailing info@rockinghamservic- As an example, under the in New Hampshire. It is a "That is why we brought said. elink.com.
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Thanks to a recently-appropri- "There were a lot of people who tion and the other near the Marine tially in place for the summer of The 99-year land lease expired in ated sum of nearly $20 million, in just didn't believe it would happen. Memorial, will not only provide 2010. 1997, and the Town of Hampton the next two years the area will be This was the third highest appropri- much-needed public facilities, but Then, tentatively, following next and related authorities, includ- graced with monumental develop- ation in the state this year," Nyhan will offer shaded space for folks year's summer season crews ll ing the state, are now stewards of ment projects bringing jobs, and . "Knowing the economy the to step out of the sun, storage, and return and replace the seashell com- the developed areas of the Beach along with it, the boldest and most way it is, a lot of people didn't even outdoor fountains spraying plex and create the visitors center. through their decisions on land elaborate transformation in the his- think it would get "Nobody opposed the project. use, environmental regulations and tory of Hampton Beach. approved." It started with the local commu- local infrastructure. What started with the d n But it did, nity coming together with town The upcoming changes are all of an overall master plan as far thanks to a com- government, and went all the way part of the revitalization of the back as early 2001 is now about bined commu- to Concord," Nyhan says. "Every- "public face of Hampton Beach." By to become a reality, thanks to the nity efforts that body that we talked to agreed that spreading public facilities along the tireless efforts of a grassroots effort intertwined local this was a great project. This is the entire b h, the goal is to include which brought the community residents and biggest thing that's happened to the under-utilized north and south together and will define the future politicians who Hampton Beach in its history." ends, in order to cut down on the of Hampton Beach as a (if not the) fought to ensure Development on Hampton central congestion and crowding. top tourist attraction in all of New that the project Beach began in the 19th century, Another goal for this project is England. got the attention to support public demand to be to reserve prime beachfront prop- "It's not a beach project — this it deserved and near and enjoy the waters of the erty for functions directly related to t t pr j t," xpl n hn tr d the many far-reaching ben- water for children to play in. New Hampshire t. In 8 the public's nd nj nt of Nyhan, chairman of the Hampton efits to the region and the state. At the South Beach Visitors Cen- the Hampton Beach Improvement the beach. Support functions for the Beach Area Commission, adding So what's in store? Plenty. ter, locals and tourists alike can Company began to control the State will be redirected to areas of that while the project will benefit There are four major compo- enjoy an assortment of attractions direction of development through the park in less demand for public the beach directly, it is all of New nents to the project, which includes in the sprawling lobby, browse the a 99-year land l . A the beach recreation. Hampshire who will feel the posi- two modern bathhouses with shad- gift shop, and v n x n edu- became more popular with tourists The final goal is to create a tive reverberations from the devel- ed outdoor shelter, a South Beach cational exhibits about the local and locals alike and with the advent distinctive l for the State Park opment. Visitors Center, and at the heart of wildlife. of the automobile in the 1900s, the facilities at Hampton Beach. The An economist did a t d , and it all, an all-new Seashell Complex. In all, the "facelift" along the Hampton Beach Improvement facilities ll be immediately rec- what he basically found was that if "The existing structure was built Hampton Beach boardwalk will be Company and sources of revenue ognizable as part of the State Park the state followed through with the in 1%1, and with the exception of the most elaborate undertaking that could no longer keep pace with the and will contribute to the fresh new project, they would see a 20 per- the replacement f the roof, noth- the resort hotspot has seen in its n d t support the infrastructure appearance for Hampton Beach cent increase in toll revenue for the ing has been done to the building," century-plus life as a premier sea- and public facilities at Hampton that the redevelopment seeks to state," Nyhan says, which could h n , stressing the need for side magnet for summer travelers. Beach. promote. result in millions of additional a new outdoor theater. So when does it all begin? Nyhan is During the Gr t pr n, the Now, the dream will become a funding for the state each year. The designs reveal an elaborate quick to point out that the construc- State of New Hampshire stepped in reality, and those who work, live at, State officials recently approved structure with seating for more than tion will be underway with utmost to take financial control and turned and visit will all be able to reap the $14.5 million for the project, while 800 people, and architecture her- sensitivity to the area businesses, so the beach into a state park f l t . rewards of the coming Renaissanie an additional $3 million will be alding to the l En l nd as not to disrupt them during the Even with the many improvements at Hampton Beach. AGE 6A I A AWIC EWS I U Y , 200 O , 2
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Studies), Jay Damren (Social "As I remember the Studies), Bob Riffe (English) activities I've been associat- ES WIS IES Winnacunnet h S h l r ntl l br t d th r t r nt f n b r f f lt nd t ff b r , and Steve Bauer (Science ed with including coaching n l d n ( t d n tr , h p n, M r h b n n, Gl d n h l, t t l nd Ol v r nd ( t nd n n t , K v n M ll v , d M n ld, r n, b ff nd St v r. Department Team Leader). winter tra& and JV volley- — Atl nt Photo by Linda bb Also celebrated were ball. Sothe of my fondest staffers Becky Thompson memories come from being cation, Vocational Rehabili- they were family. (Experienced- SOME O MY O ES Student Activ- tation and NH Job Training I A E A WAYS "There has never been Based Educa- O E A , rr AS ities Director MEMO IES COME Council. WHS's Project Tran- E A E MOS a day for me when I have tion Department under Prin- EE A G O IOUS sition started with about 12 dreaded coming to school. I Instructor), OM EI G S U E IM O A A Of cipal Roberta students and since then my have been so lucky to have Gladys Ben- I E WI MOS Y, AC I I IES I EC O Newman database has grown to better MY O tS AKI G had many people in my early shimol (Work AMA I G Y OSI I E and how that U E I CI A than 440 participants. years of life who gave me Experiences CA E Of MY S U E S. transformed "My business database direction and guidance. Rob- Coordinator, S O IES. O E A EWMA into leading contains 380 community A K YOU SO MUC ert Dodge, my high school Special Services G A YS the pep rallies A OW A businesses or individuals O ME A f S A teacher, coach, and mentor Department), with 'How Do who have partnered with had everything to do with Pat Desautels E S MO A S O ME I O AMI Y MEM E S you Feel?!?' us during these past 21-1/2 me getting into education. (Food Services EA I G E E and, of course, years to provide quality W O A E A WAYS Connie Manix, who I taught Department); my true dis- A UES WI OW Work Based Learning oppor- SU O E ME I IS with for many years and and administrator Jan Petrou like of all things Exeter. tunities for Winnacunnet eventually, was my admin- (Director of Student Services "Many students know YOU n? ? ASK. High School students who istrator, helped to shape my and Community Relations). me from pep rallies and cart- A , O COU SE, MY receive Special Education career in the early years at There's easily hundreds wheels. I leave a bit of my O AU UE IS IKE O A Services. Overall, it has been VVinnacunnet. of years worth of profes- heart in the gym and a part OO E sional experience shared of my heart on the stage from I GS E E E . a glorious ride with mostly, "There are so many othei amazingly-positive stories. retirees, present staff, and among this group of educa- numerous Faculty Christmas tors, each with their own shows (Beach Boys, Pointer STEVE "Although I am 'retiring' administration, which I owe personal memories, from the Sisters, Milli Vanilli, Califor- AuE I will return 'part time' in so much to for always being classroom to the cafeteria to nia Raisin,. Michael Flatley, the fall for a few more years best friends for many years, there for me. The entire Win- the corridors of WHS. Sever- Tarzan, The Village People, to, hopefully, continue the and the administrations that nacunnet staff has always al shared their thoughts with Backstreet Boys, NSync, for the great ride and I hope tradition which is the Win- I have had the pleasure to treated me with the utmost the Atlantic News, reflecting Brittany Spears, Tina Turner, you'll say hi to me when you nacunnet High School Work work for. respect and caring. I love on their days at VHS, cher- and others). Working with see me. My story at WHS Experience Transition Pro- "Over my many years them all! ished memories, personal Ms. Janis Petmu led me to would not be complete with- gram." here I have seen many "Finally, I have always greetings and possible plans be part of the "original' out my sweetheart, wife and o a oo e: changes, many outstanding felt that the most important for the future. Fresh Start program, a five 'sugar momma,' Joan." "Wow I have finally accomplishments, and some part of my job is taking care S e e aue week program for at-risk Gladys e s imo : graduated from Winnacun- not-so-terrific times. I am of rro, students. Thank you "In 30 years at Winnacun- kick entering Winnacunnet "I came to Winnacunnet net. It has taken me 42 of so honored to have been a so much to the parents and net High School I have a lot High School. I have great in January of 1988. I was the greatest years of my part of this faculty who has family members who have of memories. A lot of stu- memories of most of them hired as Coordinator of life to do this. I would like always done the very best always supported me in this dents have passed through going through graduation 'Project Transition,' a fledg- to thank all the students I for our kids. They ar@ so task. The outside Winnacun- the doors into the rooms I four years later. ling, Pilot program under have been associated with professional, care so much net community has been the taught in, mostly biology To all you who graced the auspices of the NH State (about 11,0004- of them), the about the students, and have best. I'll miss you all a great classes from Life Science (D) my life at WHS, I thank you Department of Special Edu- faculty who have been my treated the students as if deal."
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Blue Ocean Society is look- day volunteer effort of its Coastal Cleanup and/ urday, July 18 from 10 a.m. Also part of the celebra- the ing for artwork from stu- kind in which more than or keeping New to 5 p.m. tion will be an original Rev- Hampshire dents in grades K-8 for use 100 and 45 beaches Events will take place olutionary-themed puppet countries states clean. The design in a poster advertising the around downtown Exeter, show for children of all ages, have participated. (created in any medium) Annual Coastal Cleanup in Swasey Parkway and on children's activities, music by With more than 1,000 should be on paper that New Hampshire. the grounds of the museum, the Lincoln Fife and Drum, New Hampshire volun- measures at least 81/2"x11" The event will be held teers and three tons of gar- or larger and located at One Governors and the Sea Chantey Singers. free of charge; activities on include the on Saturday, September 19; bage last year, Blue Ocean student's name, summer Lane in Exeter. The festival also provides a museum grounds are $5 for all posters will be decorat- Society is calling all ocean- Be part of the crowd great time to stroll Water ages 12 and over, and free for address and/or phone or ed with one lucky student's lovers to make this year's escorting George Washing- Street and a visit to the Town museum members as well e-mail address. design and displayed up NH Coastal Cleanup even The winning student ton, see a Revolutionary Hall Craft Show. The town of as for those under age 12. and down the entire coast more successful. will receive a T-shirt and War battle re-enactment, Exeter will also sponsor live For more information, visit hear the boom of the can- music by Truffle at 6:45 p.m., the American Independence of the Granite State. For those students inter- an award certificate, along The NH Coastal Clean- ested in participating in with their design on sev- nons of the Royal Irish A rtil- followed by fireworks at 8:45 Festival Web page at www. independencemuseum.org up is part of the Ocean the poster contest, the rules eral hundred posters dis- lery, and watch Traditional p.m. Events on Water Street Artisans create their wares. and Swasey Parkway are or call (603) 772-2622. Conservancy's Interna- are quite simple. First, the tributed throughout the Seacoast area. 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. nn n, f v E Y I EMO , • her grandchildren Brian and Connie's very heart and soul A EAMC EWS S A t Casey, and about her son would shine forth through We said good-bye to Mark, whose loss she 'still her smile, her actions and Constance "Connie" Hol- mourned decades later. And her words, even as the can- man last Saturday during we often simply talked about cer gained its momentum. a lovely Celebration of Life "stuff" — the kinds of things As time went by and service held- t the First that deepened our friendship she started to feel the full Congregational Church on and gave us many opportu- effects that illness brings VVinnacurinet Road. Friends nities to laugh and reflect. with it, Connie grew notice- throughout the community Perhaps the most p ably more tired and would joined the Holman family n nt chats we shared were reluctantly exchange a press- to remember a dear woman when we talked about mat- ing household chore for a who enjoyed life and cher- ters of faith, especially as her much-needed nap. But she islied her loved ones. time to go be with Jesus drew still provided great words of I first inettonnie 10 years near. Connie and I prayed encouragement and shared ago, when h retired from together, and she expressed her love with others, includ- her position an education a firm belief in God, whom ing me. associate t Centre School she was confident would When Connie and I and I stopped by to take a never leave her nor forsake shared our final good-bye photo of her for the Atlantic her. She drew great strength hug the week before she left CE E A IO — pt n n C nn nd hn l n r p t r d h r t n Atl nt from that — a strength that us, I was amazed at how . Around the same time Chr t p rt th C n t Ed t r z r . C nn , h p d n W dn d , l I met John, her husband of 8 ft r r n r b ttl , r b r d t C l br t n f f rv h ld f r h r n she in turn extended to those fragile she had become, and 58 years now, during a simi- S t rd , l . — Atl nt St ff h t around her. No wonder her I choked back my tears. lar assignment. What start- former classroom colleague Yet she displayed that brand of hospitality. music and song, the two of paperwork or other things in ed as a couple of standard referred to Connie as "a indomitable inner strength Then there were her them sharing a "Volunteer of her absence. photo ops grew into a warm, rock." when she hugged me and beautiful gingerbread hous- the Year" award they earned Connie and I shared wonderful friendship out of Whenever I visited Con- assured me everything was es — handmade from top along the way. countless conversations which many fond memories nie at the hospital d r n her going to be OK. Somehow, as to bottom, sweet to the eye When her cancer first over the years, and she was spring forth. chemo treatments, she would the days go by, I am finding with snow-white icing and reared its unwelcome head always a great encourage- For instance, there's be so upbeat, and always that she was right. decorated with colorful can- in late 2007, Connie amazed ment to me, particularly if I the time she joyfully (and had something nice to say Thank you, Connie dies. I was especially blessed me with the matter-of-fact had a "gripe" to share with covertly) shared her plans to anyone who came around Woman, for being such a to be the recipient of one way she approached her sit- her. We talked about her life, for a special photo project to say "hi." In spite of the dear friend and a true bless- of those Christmas creations uation. She assured me that about her daughter Melanie formidable physical battle she was creating for John ing to me. Love and miss — and other treats she hand- she would still be around and son-in-law Frank, about that was raging inside her, you. (who was standing only 10 delivered with cards and the following spring, and we feet away at the time she best wishes at various times would take it from there. told me about it). She would throughout the year. Fortunately for us the Good later surprise him with the John — who lovingly Lord wasn't quite ready for pictorial gift on the occasion referred to his wife as "Con- her yet, and she was able to of their 50th wedding anni- rad," "Connie Woman," enjoy many more visits from versary. "CW" and "Constance" — friends, family get-togethers, Connie was a great often called her "The Com- and milestones such as her hostess, and made things mander." She faithfully lived grandchildren's weddings. so special for her guests, up to that particular nick- In recent months she whether they were friends name in a variety of ways, dedicated a good amount on a "dream-come-true" visit such as keeping close tabs of time seeking out baby from Germany or a huge on her hubby's menu choices clothes and donating them group celebrating John's 80th at our company Christmas to the God's Baby Closet G EY OU A K birthday last Christmas. She parties for the sake of his ministry at her church, an even made a simple take- continued good health. She effort near and dear to her out breakfast brought home often accompanied John to heart. And — being the from VVilbur's a special occa- American Legion events, thorough organizer that she sion, carefully setting her school assemblies and patri- was — Connie made sure dining room table with place otic ceremonies. 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BY MARK (HAG I . place; and, of course, garden- member of the Shoals Marine in New England. Is a Ga e ," dedicated to Thaxter, has been giving ATIAKTIC NEWS S A WRITHE ing and flora aficionados will Laboratory, which inhabits Along the paths, seagulls her garden. tours of the garden for more ISLES OF SHOALS I Don't be taken aback by the blos- most of the existing buildings pop out and squawk inher- Born in Portsmouth in than 20 years. She leaves no let the simple name of the tour soming *wonders of the garden on the island today — and ently, protecting their down- 1835, she moved to the Shoals stones unturned during the fool you — this is one true itself. which is included along the covered, spotted newborns as a little girl, when her tour revealing a encyclopedic adventure. While only a mere 10 miles tour. peeking out from the shrub- father became a lighthouse knowledge of every corner of While dubbed the "Celia offshore from Portsmouth The Marine Laboratory bery behind. Have the cam- keeper there. The Laighton the island, and every flower in Thaxter Garden Tour," these Harbor, the Isles of Shoals operates under the College era ready for the tiny baby family would later erect the the garden, and does so with • day-long summer excursions have long been shrouded in of Agriculture and Life Sci- birds, as well as the count- Appledore House Hotel, a charming and entertaining offer a unique and unparal- mystery for most, who gaze ences at Cornell where Celia often worked. certainty. leled journey that no summer out to the cluster of rocky out- University in Her personal house nearby Let Mary lead—the way should be without. croppings so near yet seem- cooperation with has long since Burned, but the along the winding Appledore While the tour is anchored ingly so far away. the University of stone foundation exists direct- paths to the Laighton fam- around the recreated garden While the islands are New Hampshire, ly behind the garden today. ily cemetery, where Celia is that Thaxter herself once tend- mostly privately owned, that and currently The garden was originally buried with the rest of her ed, there is much more roiled oesi mea they are entirely divulges in some recreated meticulously in the family, and onto hidden trea- into the day filled with history, off-limits to those who want of the most cut- 1970s, by a small group of sures, such as Broad Cove and nature, laughs and even lunch to experience all the wonders ting-edge scientif- dedicated volunteers. At first, Devil's Dance Floor, where the for a single low-priced fee. they warrant. The best way to ic research in the curious boaters began arriving ocean laps up onto the Shoals Bird lovers will have their do that is to book a passage world. at the island to see the garden. in pristine, natural and breath- breath taken away; photogra- along on one of the limited Guests should In an effort to deter such traf- taking glory. phers will not be able to take Celia Thaxter Garden Tours. be ready for walking, as there less other species (including fic, it was arranged that folks It's at Broad Co e that their fingers off the shutter The boat leaves the dock at is plenty of it on the tour. The an occasional eagle) that visit would instead have to pay for Mary pauses and reveals fasci- buttons; history buffs will not 8:30 a.m., as the Portsmouth island is small, but the nar- the Shoals. a tour, assuming that nobody nating facts about the islands, only learn about Appledore Harbor Cruises M /V Heritage row paths are aplenty, and at The tour continues through woald do that and the garden such as how Native American Island the rest of the Shoals embarks for the Shoals. every turn is some of the most the Marine Laboratory, along - would be left in peace. artifacts were recently discov- but actually walk in theT very Guests arrive on the island astounding landscape and past the imposing tower, As it turns out, plenty of ered, confirming the long-held steps where the stories took for a short briefing from a staff scenery to be seen anywhere which once served as a radar people were eager to pay for but until now unproven prem- tower during WWII and now the opportunity and today, ise that they once inhabited is an advanced weather sta- three decades later, the tours the Shoals. tion. Next, the trails lead to a have swelled to accommodate There are wonders at every scenic gazebo where one can those seeking the Shoals and, turn, and beauty beyond look out across the rest of the if all goes well, could create every footstep at Appledore Shoals, toward the mainland, a fascinating future on the Island. Whether its history; and on a clear day even see island. nature, wildlife, scenic vistas, the White Mountains. According to volunteer local lore and legends, or sim- Lunch is included in the tour guide Priscella Chellis,- ply the rare opportunity to cost of the tour, and guests there is the potential for possi- set foot on the Shoals and go can enjoy soup-and-sandwich bly recreating Thaxter's home exploring, it's all wrapped in fare inside the Marine Labora- at some point in the future, on a day's adventure on the Celia tory cafeteria, along with an the very foundation it once Thaxter Garden tours. elaborate salad bar and plenty stood adjacent to the gardens. Space is limited, and less of fixings. While the plan is still in its than a dozen are offered After lunch, the wonders infancy, Chellis says that it throughout the -summer. To of Celia Thaxter's own garden could e a s be a sanctuary make a reservation, call Coast- are revealed. The heralded for artists and writers alike, al Coordinator Pam Boutilier 19th century poet spent much just as it was in the days of at (603) 430-5220 or shoals- of her life on Appledore, and Celia Tha x ter. ! ab-eastOcomel I .ed u; or, visit many of her works reveal Longtime volunteer Mary w wwsml.cornell.edu, click on the environment there at the Smith, who has long had a "Public Education" then "Celia ime, wi a e i e ook, "A o ou i e es i Ce ia a e s Ga e ou s." • • AGE 24A I A A OC EWS U Y , 200 . , 2 n ft r f t S t E C nt r Introduces S t Opt "Where we turn your necessity into an accessory" h S t n t nd f n t pt l h p. W ff r th l t t nd r t t n fr l t n ll l n t hn l . W l ff r n h pp n xp r n . 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