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NH Cies and Tom 7pm in the Nashua High School South Audtorium. The concert is free and open to the public. however donations will be accepted at the door. For more info contact State Government the Nashua High School South Music Department at 589-8534 or 589-8540. SnoCountry Ski Re THUNDER NATIONALS COME TO THE VERIZON WIRELESS ARENA FRI-SAT JAN 2031 Fri 8Pm, SatZpm 8 8pm. Tickets are $18. For more info dick here. THE AMOSKEAG FISHWAYS LEARNING CENTER WINTER PROGRAMS Martchartar At 6 Fletcher Street, Manchester, NH. Enjoy programs such as"Lers Go Ice 39 'F 1 4 Fishing", "Fabulous Fur and Feathers" and more. For more info Cali 626-FISH 01 dick here. Cloar at 10!53 AI 7TH ANNUAL CHAD SKI AND RIDE CHALLENGE SAT JAN 28 At Dartmouth Skiway, Lyme. NH. Registration fee is $100 for individuals which Click for Forrt WZIDEALS includes a free breakfast and lunch, T-shirt, lift ticket, 5 raffle tickets or Create a CLICK HERE TO GET Team of 4 with a minimum fundraising amount of $500 and patkipate in the Team &OFF GREAT STUFF! Challenge Race and you will get a free breakfast. lunch, lift ticket and special team jersey. For more info call CHAD Community Relations office at (603)650-3435 or dick here. OPPORTUNITY FOR EMPLOYEE FLU SHOTS AT YOUR WORKSITE Home Health 8 Hospice Care recieves flu vaccines each year for our patients, staff, and an additional supply for the public. we still have a large supply of vaccines available and are willing to send a nurse to local businesses to provide flu shots for employees. The fee is just $22 per inoculation administered at your work place. If you are interested please contact Laurie Dufault at Home Health €i Hospice Care as soon as poosible at 882-2941. FRIENDS OF THE MANCHESTER ANIMAL SHELTER FUNDRAISER Shure Pets. a premier on-line seller of pet produds and accessories has teamed up with the Friends of Manchester Animal Shelter to raise funds for the homeless and neglected animals of the Manchester area. For more info call Ken Murphy at 628-3544 or email FMASFundraising@\lahoo.com. BEDFORD MALL HOSTS ANNUAL SCOLASTIC ART AWARDS OF NH EXHIBIT JAN 16-FEB4 The Bedford Mall is located at 73 South River Road in Bedford. NH. For more info contact NH Scholastic Art Awards Program Co-administrators Ava Lynn-Lane or Scott Chaffield at the mall exhibit at 668-7575. THE CITY OF MANCHESTER NEW HAMPSHIRE IS CURRENTLY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR POLICE OFFICERS If you are looking for a challenge and a team oriented work environment, please call the City Of Manchester Human Resources Department at 624-6543. You must be a high school grad or have your GEO. be a US. Citizen and in exceliant physical condition.

Lend a Helping Hand THE FRIENDS OF THE FORGOTTEN CHILDREN HOLIDAY FUND DRIVE The Friends of the Forgotten Children is a non-pofit 100% volunteer organization. They have a food pantry three days a week. The Christmas Wshes fund drive which Will allow us to distribute gifts to over 500 underprivilegedchildren and senior citizens has begun. The unwrapped gifts or donations can be dropped off at 170 North State St., Concord, NH, 03301. For more information email [email protected] or call (603)228-3894. "GIVING EYES IS COMING TO TOWN This season Dr. Timothy Peters of Clear Advantage Vision Corredon Center is offering vision-enhancing CASlK procedures FREEfor neighbors among us who are less fortunate. To be consideredfor Giving Eyes, simply submit reasons why you or someone you know deserves a free LASIK procedure. Send your ently by December 21,2005 to Giving Eyes, do Clear Advantage, 330 Borthwick Ave. Suite 306, Portsmouth NH, 03801 or via fax to (603)501-5001.

UGHT UP A LIFE FOR HOSPICE Hospice Is about caring for people and the staff and volunteers of the VNA Hosplce are worMng every day to ensure that at the end Or lie, people have the opportuntty to maintain their dignity and wif respect For information on how you can celebrate the life of a loved one and help VNA Hospice In their mlaslon to help terminally 111

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"Eye on New Hampshire" is a weekly public affairs program. It is 15-minutes long and covers topics of interest to listeners in Greater Manchesxter and southern New Hampshire. "Eye on New Hampshire" airs on WZID Sundays at 6:45AM, WFEA at 7:06AM, and WMLL at 5:45AM

July 3 No Fad Diet Cookbook American Heart Association

July 10 North Eastern Instit. Whole Health Dr. Gabriel &gore, Director

July 17 Odyssey House Skot Pare

July 24 Cat Over Population Animal Rescue League of NH

July 3 1 Cruisin' for Critters Manchester Animal Shelter

Aug 14 Council for Exceptional Children Ann Haggart, President

Aug 21 Weed & Seed Lt. Rick Reilly, MF'D

Aug 28 The Wellness Corner Martin Donovan, Clin. Nutritionist

Sept 3 COPD Am. Lung Assoc.

Sept 11 Hurricane Katrina Relief Manch. Red Cross

Sept 18 Forum Mayoral Candidates

Sept 25 Go Red for Women Catholic Medical Center

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Jun 3-Sept 2 Friday Nights at Jillian's WMLL July 6 Hannaford Giveaway WMLL July 7 Fireworks WZIDML July 7 Intown Manch. Concert WZID July 9 Hannaford Giveaway WZlD July 15 Plaza Pics Movie, Nashua WZID July 17 Fairy Tale Festival, Nashua WZID July 18 Lil Iguanas Child Safety Rally WZID July 20 Red Cross Blood Drive WZID July 2 1 Intown Concert WMLL July 22 Plaza Pics, Nashua WZID July 23 Northside Plaza Food Drive WZID/WMLL July 28 Farmers' Market, Manch. WZID July 28 Intown Concert, Manch WZID July 29 Plaza Pics Movie, Nashua WZID Aug 5 Plaza Pics, Nashua WZID Aug 6 Teddy Bear Fun Fest, Nashua WZID Aug 9 RedCross Hurr. Relief Auction WMLL Aug 11 Cigna Road Race, Manch. WZID Aug 12 Plaza Pics, Nashua WZID Aug 12 The Mill at Ice Cats WMLL Aug 20 Childrens' Day WZID Aug 23 NH Tech. College, recruiting WZID Aug 25 WZID at Ice Cats WZID Aug 30 Gail Singer Blood Drive, Red Cross WZID Aug 30 The Mill at Ice Cats WMLL Sept 1 Hurricane Katrina Relief Fundraiser WZIDrnL Sept 5 MDA Telethon, Mike Morin WZID Sept 9 Mill City Festival WMLL Sept 14 Fight to Educate WMLL Sept 24 Milly's Charity Fest WMLL Sept 28 NH Day at Fisher Cats Stadium WZID News Coverage WZID, WFEA, and WMLL's news team cover a wide range of topics effecting the whole community. This list represents a sampling of stones that have aired several times on our morning, noon and evening news programming on all three stations.

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July 4 NH FitKids Program Expanded Dr. Chuck Capetta July 5 Hepatitis A Increasing NH Health Dept. July 6 Donations Needed Easter Seals July 6 Blood Shortage Red Cross July 19 Nashua Blood Drive Red Cross July 25 Cat Over-population Animal Rescue League NH Aug 1 Animals Needing Adoption Manchester Animal Shelter Aug 15 Strengthening Child Sex-Abuse Laws Governor Lynch Aug 16 Operation Street Sweeper Progress Senator Judd Gregg Aug 17 97 Fugitives Rounded Up U.S. Attorney's Office Aug 18 Weed & Seed in Manchester Lt. Rick Reilly Aug 19 First Human Case Triple-E NH Health Dept. Aug 22 Second Human Case Triple-E NH Health Dept. Aug 23 Preventing Triple-E and West Nile Governor Lynch Aug 24 Asthma Walk American Lung Assoc. Aug 29 Flu Shots (back to school) Anthem Blue CrosdShield Aug 30 Hurricane Relief Telethon Red Cross Aug 31 Manchester Spraying Manch. Health Dept. Aug 3 1 Uninsured in NH Census Bureau Sept 1 Extra Hurricane Collections Catholic Diocese Sept 1 Free Tuition for Student Victims Franklin Pierce and others Sept 1 National Guard Troops Deployed Governor Lynch Sept 2 Free Coats to Needy Operation Warm Sept 5 COPD Cruise American Lung Assoc. Sept 6 Stranded AnimalsKatrina Animal Rescue League NH Sept 6 500 Evacuees to NH Governor Lynch Sept 7 More Triple-E NH Health Dept. Sept 7 Gas Prices Stabilize Triple A Sept 7 Hurricane Victim - Franklin-Pierce Jessica Orgeron Sept 8 Relief Workers Deployed Red Cross, Manch. Sept 8 Alcohol Compliance Checks Manch. P.D. Sept 9 Highway Improvement Plan Transportation Dept. Sept 12 Public Hearings on Courts Citizens' Commission Sept 19 Hurricane Clothing Drive City Clerk's Ofice Sept 21 New Child Care Center Elliot Hospital Sept 21 Go Red for Women AHA and CMC Sept 22 Goffstown Car Thefts Goffstown P.D. Sept 23 Youth-Sponsored Mayoral Debates Mayor's Youth Advisory Council Sept 26 Spraying Legislation Sen. Maggie Hassan Sept 27 Youth Work Grants Governor Lynch Sept 21 New Medicare Drug Program DSS's Brian Cresta Sept 29 Hurricane Relief Donations NH Hospital Assoc. Sept 29 Free Gun Safety Locks Project Childsafe Sept 29 Sex Offenders Bill Governor Lynch Sept 29 Fit Kids NH Health Schools Found. WZID Page 1 of 4

THE WORLD FAMOUS LIPIZZANER STALLIONS FRI OCT 7 7:30pm at Whitternore Center Arena, Durham, NH. To charge tickets by p 866-945-3228 or to order online visit the Whittemore's website click here. CAPITOL CENTER FOR THE ARTS PRESENTS "LILY TOMLIN" FRI OC WED 8prn at the Capitol Center in Concord, NH. Tickets range from $44.50 to $ Laughing il up with Mike more info or to purchase tickets call 225-1111. and Nancy Wednesday afler 8. THE MAJESTIC YOUTH COMPANY PRESENTS "CHARLOTTES WEB" F 7-8 mavid Larible The amazing clown from Tickets are $13.00 for adults, $10.00 for children 17 and under and $11.0 Ihe Ringling Bros. & (Sunday only). To purchase tickets and for showtime hours call 669-7469 AMERICA'S WALK FOR DIABETES SAT OCT 8 Help fight a serious epidemic. You will be raising money to prevent and cu Call the American Diabetes Association today at 1-888-DIABETES or click GREENVILLE COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH ANNUAL HARVEST I OCT 8 6WzIDlSwan gam-lpm at the Parish House on Pleasant Street. An all you can eat lunct Chocolate Rescue served from 11:30am-lpm and the cost is $6 for Adults and $3 for childrc free for children under 4. There will be gifts and crafts, baked goods and r ESubmit a Public more info call 878-1768. Service REGENCY SENIOR CENTER'S FALL BENEFIT CRAFT FAIR, SILENT AI Announcement RAFFLE FRI-SAT OCT 7-8 At 172 Rockingham Rd Rt. 28, Londonderry, NH. All crafts are handmade 6WZIDlSanta Fe Friday Regency Center. For more info call 434-9773. BENEFIT CAR WASH AT TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL SAT OCT 8 Ucontest Rules 9:3Oam-l2Noon. This event will raise money for the Boys & Girls Cross-Ci Teams. bZIDPhotos JOIN THE AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION FOR AMERICA'S Wi DIABETES SAT OCT 8 a Volunteer Wee At Southern New Hampshire University. To register call 1-888-DIABETES I CANDIA OLD HOME DAY SAT OCT 8 EPets loam-3pm at Moore Park, 74 High Street, Candia, NH. There will be inflat 6Home activities, parade, Steve Thomas the Magician and more! Most events are more info call 483-8544. THE SOUHEGAN KENNEL CLUB WILL HOLD ITS FIRST ALL-BREED C AND OBEDIENCE TRIAL SUN OCT 9 6Meet the Voices The show starts at 8am and runs throughout the day. At the New Hampsl' Community Technical College, 505 Amherst Street, Nashua, NH. There wil 6Delilah concessions featuring many dog and pet related items such as food, toys, magazines as well as vendors offering a variety of breakfast and lunch ite kZIDMobile DJS and your family. For more info call (603)465-7705. bZIDFOR YOU THE MANCHESTER FIRE DEPARTMENT WILL KICK OFF "FIRE PREVI WEEK" WITH NEW ENGLAND'S LARGEST PARADE OF FIRE APPARA UHealth om 9

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Parade starts at Noon from the assembly point at Elm and Webster Street route will begin at the Amoskeag Bridge and proceed southerly on Elm Stt at Fire Department Headquarters, Merrimack and Pine Streets. The paradc color guard contingents, uniformed personnel and all types of modern anc apparatus. For more info call the Manchester Fire Department, Fire Prever at 669-2256 x 3400. THE CRAFTWORKERS GUILD HARVEST FAIR 2005 SAT OCT 1ST THI OCTOBER lOTH The Fair is being held in the gray house at the back of the lower parking 11 Bedford Public Library on Meetinghouse Road, off Route 101 in Bedford Cc and gourmet shop, featuring the juried works of about 40 artists and crafi open each day from loam-4pm. For additional information about the Guill this show, call 472-9788 or 472-3426. RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE TUES OCT 11 At St. John Neumann Church. Donor hours will be from 8:30am-l:30pm. types are needed at this time. A form of positive identification such as a d Click Here To Get valid drivers license is now required. For more info call the Red Cross at 1 112 Off Great Suff! LIFE or click here. "LADIES WANT TO BE A DIVA" Prospective Rhythm Of New Hampshire Show Chorus is Seeking new Mem voice parts wanted! Low Voiced women We Need You!! Visit us any Thursc the Marion Gerrish Community Center, 39 West Broadway, Derry, NH. For call 432-0055 or click here. Mall of NH "2ND ANNUAL SAMANTHA C. SMITH WALKATHON" SAT OCT 15 Simon Kidgets Club loam at the Auburn Village School. Pledge and Fact sheets are available c here and Myles Travel Plaza (Exit 2 on Rt. 101, Auburn, NH.) The Deadlini orders must be received by September 29th, 2005. For more info call 587 proceeds will benefit the Samantha C. Smith Fund's Secondary Education: Scholarships. THE PALACE THEATRE PRESENTS CHARLES DICKENS' CLASSIC "OL SUN OCT 7-15 This story of an orphaned boy who rises above many hardships is filled wi classic songs as "Food, Glorious Food","Consider Yourself' and "Where is I purchase tickets or for more info call the Palace Theatre box office at 668. here AMERICAN RED CROSS 1ST ANNUAL TREASURE HUNT THURS OCT A maximum of 30 teams of 6 people or less per team will venture Greater from clue to clue to find the ultimate "Hidden Treasure". The cost per tear Costumes are encouraged and prizes will be given for the winner of the TI and the Team with the best costume. You must be at least 21 years of ags participate. Registration deadline is October 10. To register and sign up ot info call 624-4307 ext.215 or click here. THE CARE GIVERS INC. CHARITY ONLINE AUCTION 45 professional and award winning New Hampshire artists have donated t talent to paint soild oak blanket chests in different themes. They are now be bid upon at click here followed by a live auction event on October 27, 2 THE NASHUA CHAMBER ORCHESTRA WILL OPEN IT'S 21ST SEAS01 CONCERTS FEATURING BEETHOVEN'S POWERFUL "CORIOLAN OVE TUNEFUL 20TH CENTURY MUSIC SAT-SUN OCT 28-29 Sat at 8pm in the Collings Auditorium on the Campus of Daniel Webster C 3pm in the Milford Town Hall on the Milford Oval. Tickets are $14 for aduli seniors & $7 for students (children under 12 are free. Tickets are availablf at Toadstool Bookstore in Milford & Darrell's Music Hall in Nashua. To purc online click here.

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PROGRAMS AND EVENTS HAPPENING NOW THRU OCT 31 At the Amoskeag Fishways Learning Center at 6 Fletcher Street, Manchesl Oct 7th, "Yip, Bark or Howl, (New Hampshire's Wild Dogs) Fri Oct Zlst, "C Wed Oct 26th, "An Evening of Turtles with David Carroll" Thun Oct 6th, "I Woods" Sat Oct 8. For prices to these events or for more info call 626-FIS "UNLEASH THE SINGER WITHIN" Profile Chorus is seeking new members age 14 and over. We offer vocal a performance training in a fun and supportive environment. loin us during rehearsals Monday evenings, 7pm on the 3rd floor of Hanover Street, Mar directly across the Palace Theatre. For more info call Erin at (603)731-40;

THE CURRIER MUSEUM OF ART PRESENTS "IN THE GRAIN" DOVE, MARIN, O'KEEFFE, AND STIEGLITZ 9/30-1/2/06 201 Myrtle way, Manchester. View the ground breaking works of five of th most influential 20th Century artists. For more infomation call 603-669-61

FREINDS OF THE MANCHESTER ANIMAL SHELTER AND BARKING D HELP THE ANIMALS OF KATRINA RELIEF FUND For every dollar donated, our friends at the Barking Dog, Ltd will match e; dollar for dollar, up to $15,000.00. The recipients will be the Louisianna S University School (LSU) of Veterinary Medicine as well as other animal res organizations who are working diligently to reunite animals and theei fami hurricane stricken areas. To make your tax-deductible donation to the "Fb Animals of Katrina" Relief Fund contact Laurie Plumley, Fundraising Coord 3544 or click here CFS PRESENTS KINSCARE SUPPORT GROUP This is a support group for grandparents and other relatives who have prii guardianship of children. The group meets the second and fourth Thursda month, 6pm-8pm at the Adult Learning Center, 4 Lake Street in Nashua. is free and dinner and childcare are provided. For more info call Child and Services at 1-800-640-6486 ext. 218. THE MANCHESTER ANIMAL SHELTER ISIN URGENT NEED OF ANIM VOLUNTEERS AND KITTEN FOOD! 490 Dunbarton Road off Front Street)Manchester. They are in need of folk walk dogs and provide kennel care. Also folks interested in general cat cat and adoptions-especially on weekends. In addition they are in need of kitt wet and dry. As always donations are greatly appreciated. Please call 628 by the shelter llam-3pm weekedays, Tuesdays and Thurdays evenings 6 Saturdays loam-4pm or Sundays Noon-3pm. CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES PRESENTS CIRCLE OF PARENTS This is a series of parent-led support groups to help parents through the c parenthood. The support groups are free and childcare is provided. Circle (TM) support groups are currently offered in: Concord, Franklin, Goffstowl Nashua and Warren. To register for a group, or if you are interested in tra facilitator or parent leader, or if you would like to start a group in your arc

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I- WZID/WFEA/WMLL Manchester, NH Quarterly IssuesFrograms listing April-June 2005

Public Affairs Programming

"Eye on New Hampshire" is a weekly public affairs program. It is 15-minutes long and covers topics of interest to listeners in Greater Manchesxter and southern New Hampshire. "Eye on New Hampshire" airs on WZID Sundays at 6:45AM, WFEA at 7:06AM, and WQLL at 5:45AM.

Apr 3 Downtown (Manch) Comm. Linda Connell

Apr 10 Home Care Assoc. of NH Ex Dir, Susan Young

Apr 17 Diet and Nutrition Pam Stuppy, Oakhurst Dairy

Apr 24 6K Road Race SNH Med Center's Judy Bennett

May 1 New Food Pyramid Manch. Pediatrician Came Campbell

May 8 Chocolat Lovers' Fantasy The CareGivers' Donny Gill

May 15 Heart Walk St. Joseph Hosp's Karen Shaw

May 22 Made in NH Movie Bill Milios - Back Lot Films

May 29 Child & Fam Svcs Communications Dir, Kat Strange

Jun 5 High Hopes Foundation Fundraiser Derrick Wyskiel

Jun 12 Art on the Wall @ City Hall Mayor's Assist, Georgie Regan

Jun 19 Guardians of the Rose Founder Lois Scheffler

Jun 26 Breast Cancer Fundraiser Hike for the Cure's Dave Smith Public Affairs Broadcasts WZID, WE4WQLL are committed to promoting charitable events and other information of pubic interest. This list represents over the past quarter events we have supported with PSA's jock talk, and live remote appearances.

Apr 8 Easter Seals Breakfast (WZID)

Apr 16 Dartmouth-Hitchcock Family Day (WZID)

Apr 28 Open Doors Art Trolley Tour (WZID)

Apr 28 Made in New Hamsphire Expo (WMLL)

May 1 Taste of the Nation (WZID)

May 8 Southern NH Med Ctr 6-K for Kids (WZID)

May 11 Home Health & Hospice Nashua Golf Tourn. (WZID)

May 14 Jamie's Fund for Social Justice (WMLL)

May 15 American Heart Assoc. Heart Walk (WMLL)

May 18 NH Magazine Wedding Expo (WZID)

May 25 Small Business Expo (WZID, WMLL)

Jun 16 Open Doors Art Trolley Tour (WZID)

Jun 21 Make-A-Wish Golf Tournament (WZID)

Jun 23 Easter Seals Walk (WZID)

Jun 23 Best of NH (WZID, WMLL)

Jun 25 Cruisin' Downtown (WMLL)

Jun 25 Bed Race for Queen City Rotary (WL) News Coverage WZID, WFEA, and WQLL's news team cover a wide range of topics effecting the whole community. This list represents a sampling of stories that have aired several times on our morning, noon and evening news programming on all three stations.

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Apr 4 Revitalization of Manchester Chamber of Commerce

Apr 25 Child Abuse Awareness Month Child & Fam Svcs of NH

Apr 26 Motorcycle Safety Month State Highway Safety Agency

Apr 27 Made in NH Expo Business NH Magazine

May 2 New Food Pyramid Ped, Dr. Carrie Campbell

May 4 Rally for Lynch Budget State Employees Union

May 9 Chocolat Lovers' Fantasy The CareGivers

May 23 "Dangerous Crosswinds" Bill Milios, Back Lot Films

May 25 Fundraiser for SpayNeuter Suite Animal Rescue League of NH

Jun 6 Balloon Festival Fundraiser High Hopes Foundation

Jun 13 Art on the Wall at City Hall City of Manchester

Jun 14 No Fad Diet Cookbook American Heart Association

Jun 14 State Youth Grant Manchester OYS

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a severe rainstorm on lune 28 that flooded the building. At this point, the Monday gRickPaiva ofESPN for services due to the severe water damage. They estimate the losses to ESPN broadcasts lo the $500,000 much of which were told is not covered by insurance. They urgc world live from Fisher your help to open their doors again to the children and seniors who rely o Cats Stadium Monday. Donations can be sent to the offices at 555 Auburn Street, Manchester, Ni send donations online click here. All donations are tax deductible. THE HILLSBOROGH HISTORICAL SOCIETY PRESENTS THE RETURN THE NEWMONT MILITARY BAND FREE CONCERT SAT JULY 17 I 2pm on the lawn of the Franklin Pierce Homestead, Route 31, Hillsborougl chair and there will also be refreshments served. For more info call 464-2 5rrD/swan Summer 4031. This event will be held (Rain or Shine). Chill-Out AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION CHILDREN'S FUN PASS 2005 NOW The Children's Fun Pass allows kids 12 and under to get into more than 6Submit a Public 9( Service England attractions for FREE..or for a significant discount with each adult Announcement Attractions like Water Country, Storyland, Bedford Golf Land, Legends Go1 Whale's Tale Water Park and more are included. The Fun pass is only $25 6WzID/Santa Fe from the sale of the Children's Fun Pass support vital Lung Health progran Hampshire Kids, Teens and Adults. To order call the American Lung Assoc England today at 1-800-83-LUNGS or click here. Contest Rules NH GRIZZLIES BASEBALL'S TWO BASEBALL CLINIC FOR YOUTH PL JULY 31 For ages 10-11. For ages 12-14, 12pm-4pm at Campbell HS in Litchfield. $60 each. For more info click here or call 881-8116. OPERATION HEALING HANDS IS UNDERWAY WITH AN OPEN HOUZ 17 A full-tuition scholarship for our 13 month Certification Program in Massag now being offered by our Institute, to our returning troops from Iraq or th of fallen soldiers. The mission of the Operation "Healing Hands" is to help echool Closings financial burden of education for the troops coming home from Iraq. THE MAJESTIC THEATRE PRESENTS "ONCE ON THIS ISLAND" FRI-! 17 AND 7/22-24 281 Cartier Street, West Manchester. This is a theatrical Caribbean music: Help wanted of the popular fairy tale "The Little Mermaid". This is "G" rated family ente Ticket available by calling 669-7469, onlne at click her or 45 minutes befo 6Delilah Free parking in the Saint Mane Parish lots. NEW THALIAN PLAYERS ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THEIR SUMC 5ZIDMobile D3s PRODUCTION OF "GREASE" OUTDOOR SUMMER THEATRE FRI-SUN 5210FOR YOU 8:30pm at Veterans Park, Manchester. A donation of no more than $5 per requested. a portion of the proceeds will benefit a local charitable organizi your lawn chairs. For more info call 666-6466 or click here. SHILOH CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP IS HOSTING FAMOUS CHRISTIA

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PERFORMING ARTISTS "SHANE AND SHANE" WELL KNOWN ACOU! MUSICIANS SUN JULY 17 7pm at Shiloh Christian Fellowship at 55 Edmond St. Manchester, NH. Tic1 in advance or at the door. For more info on the Artists click here LADIES LOVE TO SING, BLUES, SWING, JAZZ, RHYTHM OF NEW HA SHOW CHROUS WANTS YOU! Fun, a capella singing Rehersal every Thursday at 7pm at the marrion Get Mall of NH Community Center, Derry, NH. For more info call 432-0055. Simon Kidaitr Club THE PALACE PROFESSIONAL THEATRE FOR CHILDREN PRESENTS "RUMPLESTILSKIN" TUES-WED JULY 19-20 Tickets are $5 and all shows are Tuesdays and Wednesdays at loam at th 95.7 wxwa Palace Theatre on 80 Hanover Street in downtown Manchester. For more i Haw Hiring box office at 668-5588 or click here. THE TUPELO MUSIC HALL'S MUSIC WITH HEART CONCERT PRESEN WZ-now hiring BACON BROTHERS FRI JULY 29 part ti.me and Tickets for this show to benefit in part American Heart Association VIP shc interns! to the first 100 people. Call the box office at 603-437-1500 and ask about tickets. SINGER/SONGWRITER NIGHT INVETERANS PARK THURS JULY 21 Enjoy a collection of four talented and unique, up and coming artists, will chance on the big stage in Veteran's Park. Boston native and Blues singer Miraglia, Boston's, Tom Bianchi, "Singer/Songwriter/Solo Bassists", Gilforc Laurel Brauns, Manchester's own Stevens and Mack will conclude the ever concerts start at 7pm and are held Rain Or Shine in Veterans Park. They i m.open to the public. Don't forget to bring your lawn chair or blanket! For m MANCHESTER'S FARMERS MARKET ISOPEN THURSDAY THRU OCT From 3:30pm-6:30pm in Victory Park, across from Manchester City Librar the freshest fruits and vegetables, jams, jellies. Meet our local Farmers ar fresh eggs, chicken and more. There will also be beautiful bouquets of fre: flowers, locally made wines, fresh baked bread, and much more. There is in the Hartnet Lot. This is will be held (RAIN or SHINE). For more info call Manchester at 645-6285. "SHORTY'S FAIR SHARE NIGHT" THURS JULY 21ST When you eat at Shorty's Mexican Roadhouse, Bedford, Hooksett or Manc Friends of the Manchester Animal Shelter (FMAS) will recieve 15% of the I from all food and non-alcoholic beverage sales made that day. For more ii contact Donna Daneke at 628-3544. COMEDY FOR A CAUSE AT T.R. BRENNANS FRI JULY 22 At 1037 Hanover St., Manchester. This event will feature Comedians; Ste\ Joe Yannetty, Tim Kaelin. Dinner & Show is $30 inclusive per person, seat There will great raffle prizes as well. This show does contain Adult Humor, served and I.D. is required. Tickets are on sale at the restaurant or by cal 9255. Event profits & raffle will benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater For more info click here. AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE FRI JULY 22 12 Noon to 5pm at St. Joseph Hospital in Nashua in the hospitals Carl Am, For more info call 882-3000 ext. 63208. MANCHESTER FREEDOM TAKE UP THE EASTER SEALS TORCH DONA NEEDED FOR UPCOMMING FUNRASIER AT IWFL CHAMPIONSHIP G AUG 6

Kick off is at 7:15pm. A Celebrity filled pre-game ceremony will begin at E addition, The Manchester Freedom Women's Tackle Football Team and thc donate proceeds from silent auction to benefit Easter Seals' efforts to reo[ Auburn Street Offices (closed due to flood damage). To donate merchandi

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services or gift certificates contact K. Dobens, IWFL Championship Events P.O. Box 324, Manchester, NH 03105-0324 or call 785-9212. LEDDY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS PRESENTS "BEAUTY P BEAST" JULY 9 TO JULY 31 Tickets are $16.00 and $14.00, price determined by seating. Tickets can t in advance for Friday July 15,22,and 29. There are group rates for any grc more. For more info call (603)679-2781 or click here. MOTORCYCLE RIDE TO BENEFIT M.S. SATURDAY JULY 30 CRUISING WITH THE CRUSADERS, Motorcycle ride, Saturday July 30th. R begins at 9 am at Manchester Harley Davidson, and the ride departs at 1C traveling through scenic NH, lunch will be served at the Candia Masonic H Road in Candia. The cost is only $15.00 per rider and $5.00 per passenge riders, with proceeds to benefit the National Multiple Sclerosis Society's CI England Chapter. For further information 603-483-1303. NEW HAMPSHIRE SCIENCE CAMPS OFFERS 5 SCIENCE CAMPS FOR GRADES K-8 At the NH Community Technical College in Manchester. The Camps are C5 Rocketry, Robotics, Video Game Creator, and Little Engineers. The camps week each and between luly 11-Aug 5 from gam-4pm. For more info call click here. CRISMAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND 5K RACE/WALK SAT AU loam at Souhegan High School in Amherst, NH. $400+ in prizes, raffle ini two a Red Sox game (donated by BAE SYSTEMS) @ $1 chance. For more 0069. THE NINTH ANNUAL FARMER'S MARKET IS NOW OPEN EVERY THU From 3:30pm-6:30pm in Victory Park, across from Manchester City Librar the freshest fruits and vegetables, jams, jellies. Meet our local Farmers ar fresh eggs, chicken and more. There will also be beautiful bouquets of fre: flowers, locally made wines, fresh baked bread, and much more. There is in the Hartnet Lot. This is will be held (RAIN or SHINE). For more info call Manchester at 645-6285.

DRIVERS &TELEPHONE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED A.S.A.P @ FISH We are the FISH organization, and we are a group of volunteers who help residents by driving them to and from medical appointments when no 0th' transportation is available. We are looking for two types of volunteers: Fis provide one or two rides per month. All rides are local... most to Milford ar Telephone Volunteers: Phone volunteers work from their home a couple o or twice per month. They match ride requests with available FISH drivers. volunteer opportunity with little commitment required. You can even set y hours. Call our answering service at(603)673-7372 and leave your name i number. We'll return your call and answer any questions. For more info ci ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE OF NH SEEKS ADOPTERS The Animal Rescue League of NH is currently looking for adopters. The sh, has over 38 cats for adoption, 12 rabbits, and several dogs. Please stop b Rescue League of NH located at 545 Route 101 in Bedford to meet your fc To check out animals we currently have for adoption click here or for mort adoption polices call 472-3647. HOSPICE HOUSE INCONCORD INTRODUCES THE PURPLE PROMISI The Hospice House in Concord has added a purple "Promise" Bracelet to it campaign. Please help promote it's effort to raise One Million dollars for Ca Regional VNA's Hospice House. Bracelets can be purchased for $3 from W

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Gourmet Coffee at 15 Pleasant St. in Concord. For more info call 228-331' EASTER SEALS NH NEEDS YOUR HELP Easter Seals NH main office on Auburn Street Manchester, has been evact a severe rainstorm on lune 28 that flooded the building. At this point, the for services due to the severe water damage. They estimate the losses to $500,000 much of which were told is not covered by insurance. They urge your help to open their doors again to the children and seniors who rely o Donations can be sent to the offices at 555 Auburn Street, Manchester, NI send donations online click here. All donations are tax deductible. 1ST ANNUAL "OUT OF DARKNESS" COMMUNITY WALK SAT SEPT 2, At Prescott Park in Portsmouth, NH. In the United States a person dies by 18 minutes, claiming over 30,000 lives each year. For more info call 1-881 or click here.

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June 30,2005

Bob Bronson WZID Radio 500 Commercial Street Manchester, NH 03101

Dsar h:r. Sronscn,

For more than 85 years, companies interested in making an investment in the future global workforce have been doing so through their support of Junior Achievement. They realize that JA provides the foundation of life-long tools for success and by getting involved they can inspire students to achieve a future where their dreams can become reality.

Today's JA experience is defined by the energy that occurs when passionate volunteers bring business to life for students of all grade levels, kindergarten through high school. This experience is measurable and memorable, both for the student and volunteers.

On behalf of Junior Achievement of New Hampshire, I would like to thank you for allowing Deb Daigk the opportunity to become part of the JA experience during the 2004-05 school year and for making a difference in the education of New Hampshire students.

Invest. Involve. Inspire. Three words that will make a difference.

Sincerely,

Deb =*Janoff, Program anager

Let Their Succesc Be Your lnspiratior J. WZID/WFEA/WQLL Manchester, NH Quarterly Issuesmrograms listing Jan-Mar 2005

Public Affairs Programming "Eye on New Hampshire" is a weekly public affairs program. It is 15-minutes long and covers topics of interest to listeners in Greater Manchesxter and southern New Hampshire. "Eye on New Hampshire" airs on WZD Sundays at 6:45AM, WFEA at 7:06AM, and WQLL at 5:45AM

Jan 2 Childhood Obesity Ped. Dr. Came Campbell

Jan 9 NH Historical Society Exec. Dir. Bill Veillette

Jan 16 State of New Hampshire Governor John Lynch

Jan 23 Granite State Ambassadors Board Member Paul Lacourse

Jan 30 "Operation Welcome Home" Gov Lynch, Nat'l Guard Members

Feb 6 American Heart Month Elliot Cardiologist Robert Orr

Feb 13 VA Medical Center Dir. Susan Kimmey

Feb 20 Lynch Budget Plan Governor Lynch

Feb 27 NH Custody Laws Marc Snyder

Mar 6 HEAR New Hampshire Alice Walton, Bev Burell

Mar 13 Holistic Therapy Lois Ann Scheffler

Mar 20 Refugees in Manchester Mayor Bob Baines

Mar 27 Junior Achievement Exec, Dir. Dave Henderson Public Affairs Broadcasts WZID, WFEq WQLL are committed to promoting charitable events and other information of pubic interest. This list represents over the past quarter events we have supported with PSA's jock talk, and live remote appearances.

Jan 8 "Blood Drive in Paradise," Hillside Middle School (WZID)

Jan 16 Wedding Expo (WZID)

Jan 16 "1964 at the Palace" (WQLL)

Jan 17-18 Easter Seals Wine Events (WZID)

Feb 4 NH Theater Awards, Palace Theatre (WQLL)

Feb 11 Valentine's Day Dance (WQLL)

Feb 19 Women's Expo (WZW

Mar 3 Rolling Stones Guitar Auction for March of Dines, Spec. Olympics (WQLL)

Mar 15 Blarney Breakfast, March of Dines, Spec. Olympics (WQLL)

Mar 19 Ski Remote at Cannon Mountain for Kristin's Gift (WZID) News Coverage WZID, WFEA, and WQLL's news team cover a wide range of topics effecting the whole community. This list represents a sampling of stories that have aired several times on our morning, noon and evening news programming on all three stations.

Date story Source

Jan 3 Obesity Study-Kids in School NH Health Dept.

Jan 4-5 Benefit for Tsunami Victims WZID, WQLL, WMLR-TV

Jan 4 Targeting Underage Drinking Manch. Police Dept.

Jan 13 Medicaid "Conversations" Gov. John Lynch

Jan 21 Volunteer Drive Granite State Ambassadors

Jan 25 Vaccine for Cervical Cancer Dartmouth-Hichcock

Jan 25 Operation Welcome Home NH National Guard

Feb 1 Energy Assistance NH Office EnergyPlanning

Feb 16 Manchester Health Issues State Report Card

Feb 16 Tobacco Prevention American Cancer SOC.

Feb 23 State of Judiciary Address NH Chief Justice

Feb 24 Tyson donates food NE3 Food Bank

Mar 14 Holistic Therapy Lois Ann Sheffler

Mar 21 Refi~geeIssues Manchester Mayor WZID Page 1 of 3

Vegas Style 10 Las Vegas YELLOW TAXI PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS "THE WARMTH OF THE C( weddingNacation winning SAT APRIL 21-23 muples in 10 days. Today's winners: Cynthia Thurs & Fri 8pm and Sat 2pm at Pinkerton Academy, Derry, NH. The scric & WIIY! dreams and nightmares of the youngest generation of a Berlin, NH family For Ladies Only 206 $10. To purchase tickets or for more info click here lime to do a -mate SUNCOOK YOUTH SOCCER WILL HOLD REGISTRATIONS FOR ALL C makeover? How would vouchanaevourhusband (U-6 AND UP) APRIL 7 &APRIL 21 , ~ ". 6pm-8pm in the Three Rivers School Cafeteria. Registration fees are $35 for U-8 and up, $25 for a second child, and $15 for a third with a cap of $ info contact Brady Serafin at 268-0168 1 FINAL REGISTRATION NIGHT FOR THE MANCHESTER JUNIOR SOC WEST THURS APRIL 21 6:30pm-8pm at the Alpine Club, 175 Putnam St., Manchester, NH. Regist USchwl Closings $40.00 per child, $100 max per family. A copy of the child's birth certifice ~wzID/Swan for all new players. For more info call Sean Curran at 644-1060 or Ric Ma Chocolate Rescue 8806 or 396-6896. HILLCREST TERRACE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY & QUALITY CARE WZIDFOR YOU FREE SEMINAR THURS APRIL 21 7pm-8:30pm at Manchester City Library, Winchell Room. This seminar is mLID/Santa Fe helping children of aging parents in their quest of ensuring that their pare Friday receiving good care in a safe environment, whether at home or in a healtl Register by phone no later than Monday, April 18 at 627-2100. BHealth THE NORTHEAST CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE INCONJUNCTION WIT bets BUSINESS DEPARTMENT AT RIVIER COLLEGE WILL PRESENT A W( "STRATEGIES FOR EXCELLENCE" FRI APRIL 22 klelilah 8:30am-Noon at Rivier College. Registration fee is $25. To register or for contact the NorthEast Center for Excellence at (603)759-5162 or email BSubmit a Public [email protected]. Service AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE FRI ARPIL 22 Announcement 2:30pm-7:30pm at St John Methodist Church, 28 Cataract Ave, Dover, NI HNew Hampshire MUSIC AND DRAMA COMPANY PRESENTS "SIDE SHOW" THURS-SI Help Wanted 23 8pm for all days at the Adams Memorial Opera House, Derry, NH. Ticket I -6Advertise on WLID $16, with a special Senior Discount price of $10 on Thursdays only. To pu or for more info call the Greater Derry Arts Council at 437-0505 or WZID Photos NEW ENGLAND ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB SPRING SWAP MEET SAT AI Show hours are 7am to 12 Noon at Saint Stan's Hall, Pine Hill Road, Nash -BMeet the Voices table reservations or for more info about the meet call (603)938-5051 or

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BEDFORD OFF BROADWAY HOSTS ITS 14TH SEASON OF COMMUNI hyZID Mobile DJS WITH THE NOEL COWARD COMEDY "BLITHE SPIRIT" APRIL 15-16 Showtime for all performances is 8pm at the Olde Town Hall Theatre, Me( neea Volunteer Road. Tickets are $10 and will be avaialable at the box office or by calling lllcontest Rules 1805. HUDSON NOTTINGHAM WEST LIONS CLUB 6TH ANNUAL CHARITY WEE0 Public File SAT APRIL 23 I 1 Viewing at 6pm, Auction starts at 6:30pm at Lions Community Hall, Lions NH. There will be Refreshments, Door prizes. Admission is free. All procec the Hudson Nottingham West Lions Scholarship & Sight & Hearing Prograi info or to make a donation call Jeri at 880-7819 or Charlene at 880-9029 AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE TUES APRIL 12 & 26 Donor hours are 8:30arn-1:30pm at Southern New Hampshire University,

Mall of NH St, Nashua. Potential donors must be at least 17 years of age and weigh I Simon Kidgits Club pounds and be in good health. A positive I.D. is required to donate blood. or to make an appointment, call 1-800-GIVE-LIFE or click here. YOU ARE INVITED TO OUR POULTRY SEMINAR TUES APRIL 26 mE.7wzm 7pm at Blue Seal Feeds, 274 Elm St., Milford, NH. Admission is free, Doot Now Hiring Refreshments, 25% off Poultry supplies. Please call 673-2601 to resewe THE AMOSKEAG FISHWAYS LEARNING CENTER INVITES YOU TO H WXD is nowhiring OPENING OF THE FISH PASSAGE LADDER FOR THE 2005 MIGRATI' part time and TUES APRIL 26 interns! Representative from the Amoskeag Fishways Partnership, (PSNH, NH Aud &Game, and the US Fish & Wildlife) will be on hand to welcome visitors t event. There will be a ribbon cutting &fanfare at loam. For more info cal UNICYCLIST AND **PROFESSIONAL SILLY PERSON" TODD WELLIN HEADLINE MANCHESTER CITY LIBRARY'S TEDDY BEAR PARADE AI TUES APRIL 26 Noon sharp. Parents, grandparents & kids bring your favorite teddy bears cuddlesome friends, plus a picnic lunch to the main library's childrens roo where the parade will start. Library Trustees, w/ sponsorship from Merrirr Volvo, will give a free book to every family as they parade down the front main library & across Pine Street to Victory Park where the picnic will hap Wellington will perform. For more info call Children's Librarian Kathy Urie ext. 328. NEW HAMPSHIRE SHOOTING STARS LOOKING FOR PLAYERS TO CI ITS 2005 ROSTER During the month of April one of Southern NH's largest AAU girl's baskett organizations, 14U team is looking for experienced players. For more info Wilson at 434-9040. EAST COLONY FINE ART GALLERY WILL HAVE KATHY JENKINS & J MCLEAN AS FEATURE ARTISTS FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL Kathy will showcase her coastal landscapes rendered in oil &Judy will disl watercolor series of the Olson House, the setting for Andrew Wyeth's "Ch World", in Cushing Maine. The exhibition runs from March 30 to April 23 E East Colony Fine Art is located at Langer Place, 55 South Commercial Strt Manchester, NH. Gallery hours are Wed-Fri llam-5pm. Sat loam-Spm. F call 621-7400 or click here NEW HORIZONS 15TH ANNUAL WALK FOR HUNGER SUN MAY 1 12pm at Veterans Park in Manchester. Registration starts at llam that dt walk begins and ends at Veterans Park (across from the Center of N.H.), The annual walk supports New Horizons' Soup Kitchen, Food Pantry and t Shelter. For more info on the 2005 Walk for Hunger, call Lee Martel or Su at 668-1877. 14TH ANNUAL CARNIVAL OF FUN TUES-SUN APRIL 26-MAY 1

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