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AGE 2A A A IC EWS I A . 200 I Vol_ 35, No 14 A I.A C EWS.COM WI OM AG IA During April vacation from or anybody else for that mat- tions or not, to conquer Mt. So, we amusingly snapped and fast. The cold was over- reached a spot h r we r school, we set off for three ter, on the mountain due to Washington. After all, that a picture and moved along. powering, and Thom's legs able to get up nd l , br straight days of hiking and the conditions. The mere fact was what we came to do. After all, we were 18 and still being exposed now as they n through the n f r t booked two nights at the AMC that nobody else was staying We plotted an alternative living in that "invincible" were s')elled trouble. There b l t , down to the tree-line hut at the base of hnicham at the hut should have set off attack: To traverse around frame of mind. was on_y one solution: To get below. Notch (now the AMC visitor's an alarm in our heads that the avalanche-prone region, I managed to pull out my back down below the tree- Once there, we were far center and Joe Dodge Lodge). April was not the best time to rather than going through it. camera for very brief inter- line where we'd have some from any trail, deep in the On our first morning out, do some hiking. The plan was to hike from the vals and snap a few photos natural protection, and to get ravine. We found our way off the employee at the lodge After a hike up into the south, along the Glen Boulder as quickly as possible, which there fast. the mountain simply by fl- laughed when we told him bowl on the first day — which Trail, fo the top of Slide Peak. was no easy task because the Near Boot Spur, we found lowing a stream of melting our intentions: To hike to the was welcomed with near From there, we presumed, we stinging cold would instantly a spot that looked like a very snow. We presumed it would summit of Mt. Washington zero visibility in the low- would be above the tree line numb my fingers making long gradual slope of snow. have to keep flowing down, as via Tudcerman's Ravine. He lying clouds — we set off for and it would simply be a mat- them useless. We found that by lying down water does, and that's where looked at our cotton sweat- Wildcat Mountain the second ter of staying "on top," hik- As we ventured on toward we could spread out our bod we had to go. It brought us shirts and ski gloves, and then day, since Mt. Washington's ing over Boot Spur, the top of Boot Spur, the snow drifts weight and not break throu back to the main highway, told us about the extreme ava- avalanche conditions had not Tuckerman's Ravine, and on grew deeper, slowing us the crust. Here we were, on which we followed back t lanche conditions. changed. The weather fared to the summit of Mt. Washing- down to a crawl. Each footstep our backs, feeling invincible the hut — where we sat in my "No way" he said with a only slightly better, and we ton. It vipuld be a much lon- would break through about as always, ready to simply car in the heat for a good 20 chuckle. were able to snap a few pho- ger hike than the traditional an inch of hardened frozen "slide" back down into the minutes before driving back So, we decided to hike up tos of Mt Washington's sum- means of seeking the peak, crust, and our boots would ravine where we would be home. into the bowl instead, maybe mit from Wildcat through the but it seemed like the only then plummet another couple safe. When Nicholas Howe get some pictures of the occasionally breaking douds. safe route. feet down. I went first — sliding on published his award-winning spring skiers or something. Of On the third day we were We set out at the crack of Before long, our pants had my back down the slope, and book, "Not Without Peril" in course, there were no skiers, determined, avalanche condi- dawn, quickly made our way been pushed up dose to our picking up speed in a hurry. 2000, he told many accounts to Glen Boulder, and came to knees and frozen into place. It's tough to say how fast I of unfortunate deaths on the top of Slide Peak. There, Thom, who was not wear- was moving, but wlien it sud- Mt. Washington. One of the at 4,807 feet, the day began its ing any secondary layer on denly occurred to me that the accounts occurred in 1994. downturn. Despite the glori- his legs (I was wearing long horizon was quickly changing Howe wrote that "She and ous blue skies we'd been hop- underwear) began to cut his (and that what I was seeing Cheryl dropped onto their ing for all along, the wind was exposed skin each time his was not a slope but a drop-off) backsides and began to slide whipping over the mountain- leg broke through the crusted I had to stop. down the slope feet first. The top well in excess of 50 miles snow. Bleeding, and now with I jammed my feet into the angle gets so steep so fast here per hour, probably closer to 70 skin on his legs exposed to snow, which just caused me to that it passes beyond reason miles per hour. the piercing wind and cold, topple end over end. Landing ... with a lunge [Julie) got hold It was around this time we began to realize that the on my stomach I felt my cam- of a bit of dwarf spruce and that we came across the tip summit was going to be out era crunch in the fanny pack stopped herself. Then Cheryl of a sign, jutting through the of reach I was wearing. Now spread slid past her and out of sight." snow. We dug with our hands Yet there it was, just across eagle, I dug in with both arms That was how Cheryl down to see what it said. It the bowl, in all of its alluring and both boots, knowing that Weingarten lost her life, hav- was a US Forest Service sign, radiance beckoning to us from stopping was the only option ing broken her neck in the fall which read, "STOP: The area the blue sky beyond. Nobody — and it soon looked like — sliding just as Thom and I
ahead has the worst weather else was up here, we could tell that it light just happen. I was had some six years before. in America. Many have died because there were no foot- traveling feet-first down on Perhaps we felt a little less there from exposure even in prints in the snow. The moun- my stomach, when I came to invincible when we dragged the summer. Turn back now if tain was ours if we could just a stop and looked up to see ourselves off the mountain the weather is bad." continue on a little longer Thom racing down along on that day. I know I did when I — but we couldn't. his back. read Howe's account. By now we had been trudg- — I screamed for him to stop. I've hiked Mt. Washington OM G OU S • G A UA IO A IES ing ever so slowly through the He probably couldn't hear many times since, but never crusted snow drifts. It began me, but the panic on my face with the blind recklessness of WE I G U C IO S to be a matter of time. It was (or perhaps he saw the edge that day 21 years ago. The well after noon, and even if rapidly approaching) sparked worst weather in the world we could somehow reach the him to put on the brakes as and the most powerful wind summit, we would never be well. He tumbled over as I ever recorded are but tourist- able to get back down. Both had, and came to a stop not attracting slogans. of us, frozen in the relentless far from where I was, yards That rock pile is danger- wind, turned to head back away from the precipice that ous, and continues to take down. would have sent us tumbling lives to this day. Tread cau- However, the going was undoubtedly to our deaths. tiously into Mother Nature's too slow, even byi retracing our We were able to shimmy domain. Here in New Eng- footsteps in the deep snow. We along on our stomachs for land, we never know what she needed to get off the mountain nearly 20 minutes, until we has in store. 6 th n 2" r r ll r v r K t ISI E QUA I IES WI E U UES UIS & SCA 00( il Sll OSC ""I rt 88 842 t r : OSA • d E M 6000 u e OuI • d M 04 0 0 00 S ECIA • r r 6 n b •W n" 0. It t t W ? h n t $6 0.00 In l d : OW $ 8.00 • bl nt , S t • r t t, " C n d nt, Unt rt r rt rn •Id t l ldf r d C t nd r t ■d"" n AC OW •2 Ax n 6 l p tt r, A ECEI E • n . " t Ch n r nd C rr n C ( r E S A K .S.S. I A IUM COA E I S , US EWA S A E M EE h l l Sp l S h r • p r • K d M l • t ndl . , • MA r ll n0 8 f tt d • rth pt n, 0 862 60 4 6 28 8 60 64 t S th • rt th E l: j h l l • vv .j h l.
A A K EWS.COM O , o 4 I A _ , 200 AllANMC EWS AGE A & ea & EA O ES ISCO E OU IS I G WE ESS A UE MOO YOGA EXETER I Blue Moon Yoga is launching a four-week series entitled "Nour- Wellness," designed to help people lead a healthier lifestyle. ai e ie is e e a as sessions will take place every Wednesday evening for one month from April 22 through May 13, from 730-9 p.m. at the Blue Moon Cafe and Yoga .Center, located at 8 Clifford Street in Exeter. BY MARK CHAG IR. i es i treating work- and The series will be jointly led by presenters with various backgrounds who ATLANTIC NEWS SIMI WRITER sports-related injuries with will offer an integrated approach to wellness induding nourishing oneself, Sting, the lead singer yoga dancing, honoring slow time and the importance of community in help- the goal of getting people ing to change habits. The classes will offer new ideas and serve as a support f the 80s rock back.to work or to their sport group to help people improve their health and live their lives to the fullest. and sensation, as quickly as possible. "Getting healthy isn't just about the food you eat — it's about taking a The Police, once sang, "I'll step back to listen to your body and find what nourishes you from the inside Understanding how out," according to Kathy Gallant owner of Blue Moon Market, Cafe and Yoga. always be king ofpain." to treat painful conditions "We hope to help motivate and inspire people to cultivate a healthier lifestyle That's nice, but how starts with a thorough where they thrive!" Gallant is among the series presenters, which also include Lauren Chase- about a "king of NO pain?" understanding of pain. Pain Rowell, an ecological landscaper and teacher of sustainable living; Pam Her- There is one — right here is the body's way of letting ring, weaver, classical yoga instructor; Tracey Millet counselor from Institute in the Seacoast area, where one know something might for Integrative Nutrition; Beth Tenet trainer for Living in a Sustainable World; Lisa Burk-McCoy, dassical Yoga Instructor; Chris Ounce, certified Kripalu a team of dedicated physi- be amiss and th body might dance instructor. The fee is $80 for the full session, or $75 if signing up with a cians with nearly 80 years be in danger. It is an individ- friend. For more information or to sign up, contact Kathy Gallant at (603) 778- of combined experience is ual response meaning that 6850 or visit www.bluemoon-yoga.net or www.bluemoonrnarketnet. ready to offer some of the OCA OC O E S " AY I O WA " each person's pain sensation finest expertise in the world in response to a particular GREENLAND I Just in time for the an real of spring, cardea chiropractic well-being will host their "Plant the Seeds for a Healthy Future" campaign for treating chronic neuro- stimulus is most likely very This effort is designed to "pay it forward" in support of a trio of Seacoast logical pains and ailments. different from each other charitable organizations. After all, there is no person's experience. For new patients who schedule an initial visit between now and Thursday, Dr. Manuel Sanchez, Interventional Spine Medicine April 30, cardea will donate an amount equivalent to theii. exam fee to their reason for folks to have to Treatment options avail- choice of A Safe Place (www.asafeplacenh.org ); the Krempels Brain Injury live with the pain. Why not able at Interventional Spine Foundation (www:krempelsfoundation.org); or the New Hampshire Society improving their ability to pain. Several high-tech treat- for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (www.nhspca.org ). address it once and for all Medicine include epidural Dedicated to preventing and eliminating domestic abuse, A Safe Place pro- and be feeling great again? function. ments have emerged or been injections, facet joint injec- vides shelter and support services for those who need them, while the Krempels Dr. Manuel Sanchez, a The approach is simple: improved, such as Intradis- tions, nerve blocks, dis- Brain Injury Foundation is dedicated to improving the lives of people affected graduate of the illustrious They work with patients to cal Electrothermal Annulo- cography, radiofrequency by brain injuries. The NHSPA provides pet adoption, education investigation and sheltering services in a professional and compassionate way. University of Toronto Medi- first identify the origins and plasty (IDEA), Nucleoplasty, lesioning, spinal cord stimu-
Initial visits are $110 for adults and $55 for children. During the visit Dr. cal School, has been in prac- impacts of their pain and and Neuromodulation, lation, nucleoplasty, IDEA, Kimberly Higney will perform a full evaluation of the patient's health history, their treatment goals. Then, which have been highly as well as a series of assessments to better understand how their body and ner- tice for more than 20 years. botulinum toxin injections, vous system are functioning. The exam indudes a second visit to review find- What makes his practice, physicians will recommend publicized. acupuncture, pharmacother-
ings and any recommendations. In order to make the exam count for the "Plant Interventional Spine Medi- a treatment plan and con- "We stay right on the cut- apy management, quantita- the Seeds" campaign, the visit must be scheduled before Friday, April 24. sult with their primary care ting edge, always, with the Located at 3% Portsmouth Avenue (second floor) in Greenland, cardea cine, unique is that all of the tive sensory testing, trigger physician and other special- new techniques and tech- also has announced their new calendar section at wwwcardeawellbeing. doctors are board certified point injections, intrathecal corn, where visitors can view upcoming events. To learn more about cardea's pain physicians. ists as necessary to ensure nologies that are available," infusion pumps, and sympa- approach to health and well-being, or to schedule a e am visit the Web site "It's the only practice on the plan is comprehensive. says Dr. Sanchez. or call (603) 433-2023. thetic blocks. E OC O S A E I A USA A ISCUSSIO the Seacoast where every- Treatment will begin and Interventional Spine To learn more about progress is monitored on Medicine is available to treat SEACOAST I Inspired by the work of Dr. Christiane Northrup, co- one is certified," Dr. Sanchez which treatment options founder of Team Northrup and world-renowned author and speaker? Inter- explains. consistent basis. a wide range of ailments, cou wo k es o you o ested in a home-based business in the Health and Wellness industry? That's good news for you Interventional Spine including pain associated someo e you know who is Then be sure to join Doctor Northrup and a panel of doctors and industry Medicine is devoted to high with cancer, diabetes, shin- leaders on Saturday, May 9 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Atkinson, NH. or a loved one who is need of suffering from pain, visit the best care available, by a quality and comprehensive gles, back pain, neck pain, This panel discussion will provide complete instruction on building a the Interventional Spine career in the fastest growing recession-proof industry. courteous staff of experts. patient care. The physicians myof.ascial pain, complex Medicine Web site at www. The cost to attend this health and wellness event is $45, which includes a Headquartered in Bar- understand pain and the regional ai : syndrome, nhpain.com, or call (603) delicious networking luncheon. Reserved seating only; an RSVP is required rington, Interventional Spine debilitating impact pain can spasticity and dystonia, spi- before Friday, April 22 and may be made by calling Paula Hartwell-Bell, 664-0100 or (866) 335-5600 USANA Health Sciences/ Team Northrup member at (603) 479-0341. For Medicine has additional have on a person's life. As nal compression fractures for more information.
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EXETER I Catch the Zumba craze when Exeter Parks and Recreation Northeast Surgical Care cen- chronic pain conditions by tude of conditions Interven- to enjoying the pain-free life offers Zumba, a dance fitness class that incorporates Latin and International music and dance movements. ter on Woodbury Avenue in applying a multidisciplinary tional Spine Medicine ca you deserve. A Zumba class will mix body sculpting moves with easy-to-follow dance Newington, at the Old Beane approach incorporating treat, the staff also special- steps, using aerobic interval training. There is no need to know how to dance Farm complex. interventional, physical, to have great results. pharmacological and psy- Instructor Mary-Carole Dobbins is certified to teach Zumba levels land II Interventional Spine E A E G EE and Zumba Gold and is a member of the Zumba Instructors Network She is Medicine's core purpose is chological methods. also a Stott Pilates certified instructor, and incorporates her Pilates training into During the past decade E E Y AY her Zumba workouts. to help people live a higher Classes will be held on Wednesdays from 5:5-6:15 p.m. or Saturdays, quality of life by relieving there has been great prog- 8-9 am.; the six-week sessions run from May 13 through June 20. The cost their pain and suffering and ress in treatment of spinal to participate is $50 for Exeter residents and $55 for nonresidents. For more information or to sign up, visit http:/ /town.exeter.nh.us/ rec, stop by the office at 32 Court Street in Exeter, or call (603) 773-6151. To learn more about Zumba, visit www.zumba.com / us, I U GE WI S O E I E C I O AC IC HAMPTON FALLS I An afternoon of lavish delights awaits participants in "Day of Indulgence," hosted by Shorel ine Chiropractic Center, P1.1 C. located at 1115 Lafayette Road in Hampton Falls. This day of free pampering is scheduled for Sunday, A i em is no charge to attend and prize drawings will (xiiir throughout the afternoon. Among the goodies and a ici a s: Massage (S Wi s kYe ess Ce e t r A. h , M , C Sr Spa), makeovers and make-up consultations (Katie & Kristin), Acupunc- tore Energetics, Elf ; Sharon lara Transformations; wine tasting, and hots d'oeuvres from Hagan's Gni', and an opportunity to start off spnng on oviiNct 6(;', the right foot by learning about spinal health, com ime s of Shoreline 2 ea o A e., am o , 0 842 .60 26 882 . Chiropractic Center. Mo e s, aug e s, sis e s a ie s a e i i e o S 6 0s o e 8 26 O a e y o e i g or try them all — the choice is theirs. o more information call www. omas m .com 8 C i o S ee I e e , Shoreline Chimpractic Center at (603) 601-6911. g ow ue soo ia e _ e
PAGE 4A I AmAsrnc EWS A I , 2009 I Vol 35, No 14 AnAnmcNEWS.COM EA & WE ESS Pair's passion paves path for perfect fitness Y MA K C AG I . every skill and age level, for a laugh. to help them feel and look A A IC EWS S A W I E both men and women, and She has also participated their best, by creating whole SEACOAST As the old have a high-energy flair for in almost all competitive team food meal plans to meet any saying goes, "Do what you "calorie blasting," and individual sports avail- goal for competition training, love and love what you do." "We push all our clients, able to her, including soccer, health and energy improve- But when you grow up but we also work with their softball, cross country, gym- ments, weight loss, running engulfed in athletics (with the individual fitness levels," Jen nastics, and power lifting. She conditioning and more. exception of playing profes- says. "Most of all, we make scored the New Hampshire Nutrition services indude bi- sional sports), how does one it fun." Police Academy's highest monthly consultations with continue to pursue that pas- Next. Jen and Hana travel Physical Fitness Award for the appropriate menu changes. sion? to homes for personal training 133rd Police Academy Tour "We have a real passion for A pair of local women in-house. For those who want De Force 263-mile bike ride, this," Jen says. found the answer. Jen Zuba their training in the comfort of was a 911 fitness competition That passion is contagious, and Hana Stickles have a viva- their homes, not in a crowded participant, and has been a as their clients have shown, cious enthusiasm for exercise gym, and set to their own per- Seacoast road series partici- and is helping folks across the and staying in shape, and sonal schedule, Jen or liana pant for the past three years. Seacoast in their homes, at the as certified personal trainers will arrive will all the equip- The Traveling Trainer pro- gym, and at the office all stay they're ready to share their ment and enthusiasm for grams are founded on com- in shape and feel at the top of expertise for good health and your very own professional plete body toning to have their game. kinetic workouts to have you in-house session. pair's part to engage others and University Nutritional you looking your beach best, If your business would like Third, the Traveling Train- feeling great in top form. in all the benefits to staying fit Sciences course study, and a through the use of equipment, to reap the benefits of a corpo- ers have gone corporate. Not But they've also launched and feeling great because of it. background in sports nutri- but not machinery. rate training fitness program, in the sense that they are sell- their expertise into a three- Jen launched the Travel- tion, nutritional assessment. 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AGE 0A I ArtAtsrnc EWS I A I . 200 I Vot. 35, No 14 A A IC EWS.COI I EA & WE ESS Warm welcome for new chiropractic office BY MA K ( AG . Brett LeClair who has since as a mild annoyance, and they Dr. Spencer made the deci- A lA C EWS S A W I E returned to academia. put up with it for years," Dr. sion early on in life that he was HAMPTON I It's time to While he's still in the pro- Spencer explains. "When they going to become a chiropractor welcome a doctor who's new cess of making the office "his finally come in, they say, 'Why after a conversation with his to the community — and for own," Dr. Spencer is welcom- did I wait this long?' They mother. those who are in need of pro- ing his new clientele who finally decided to do some- "I knew I wanted to be a fessional chiropractic care, a have been lining up to reap thing about it and are feeling doctor of some sort. My mom warm welcome it is. the rewards of his expertise in great again. sat me down and we looked at Dr. Daven Spencer is a Cal- the field. "Muscles get tight, which different options. I narrowed it ifornia native who has more He acknowledges that there causes fatigue. Fatigue causes down to some form of physical than 16 years of professional are many different approaches more tightness. They feed off therapy or chiropractic — and chiropractic expertise. Having in the Chiropractic field, and each other," Dr. Spencer says. here I am," he says with a practiced in both Utah and respects all his fellow pro- "There's no need to wait until laugh. Dr. Daven Spencer Massachusetts, the graduate of fessionals and their "varying the point that you're suffering Now, with his family hap- That OS Angeles quality Chiropractic Col- techniques. Hiscare approach has has been "You can see it their faces," in pain to get treated." pily at home here in New lege says that when it came proven a perfect fit for him, a driving force in Dr. Spencer's he says. They come in for that In the past, the ability of Hampshire, where he says he time to settle on a perfect spot and likewise for the many di- ongoing personal motivation "quality care" treatment, and chiropractic work to treat a hopes to spend time on the for he and his wife to raise ents he has served over the for his profession. by the time they return for the wide variety of ailments was lakes this summer, Dr. Spencer their six children, New Hamp- years. really is amazing to next visit, the change in the largely understood. But with is welcoming new clients with shire was the obvious choice. "My philosophy has always see is the personality change in comfort level has improved advanced techniques being a smile and years of expertise "We just love it here — the been quality care, not quantity the clients. You can see the dif- remarkably. widely circulated and studied, to help them feel great again. forests, the trees, the lakes care," Dr. Spencer explains. ference. Some will come in And But there's no need to wait and the results being pub- So welcome Dr. Spencer to — we love it all," says Dr. "Every case is different, of you can see the discomfort on until the pain is unbearable lished, more and more people the New Hampshire Seacoast. Spencer, who is also a self-pro- course, and some conditions their faces. They walk out, and before getting treatment or are discovering all the wonders To learn more about his servic- claimed avid Red Sox fan. can take time to treat But the they're happy again," he says. simple spinal adjustments. that are available to them sim- es and how they may be able Dr. Spencer has set up vast majority of the population Others, he explains, arrive "A lot of people have tight- ply by keeping their nervous to help you or someone you shop at 239 Drakeside Road in doesn't need to be seen 30 or and complain how they ness bothering them, but they system in order through spinal love, call the Drakeside Road Hampton, at the chiropractic 40 times before they're feeling haven't been able to sleep well don't know where to go or adjustments at a chiropractor's office at (603) 929-9255. office recently vacated by Dr. great again." for weeks, who to see. It might just start office. A multidisciplinary approach to fighting breast cancer Y I A . A IAG O, M to help guide individuals workers, physical therapists provider. The treatment team with the diagnosis of breast The Center for Cancer care AnAp n EWS C rn r Wp through this difficult time. and research specialists to dis- discusses the case and reviews cancer. offers cutting-edge technol- Being diagnosed with The clinic, which is held cuss each patient's case and test results before the patient The unique Multidisci- ogy in a supportive and car- breast cancer can be extremely at the Center for Cancer Care to decide on a comprehensive arrives. The patient then meets plinary Breast Cancer Clinic ing environment, elevating the stressful. However, for people every Monday afternoon, treatment plan for the patient. with each specialist on the evaluation helps to determine science to the "Art of Breast in the Seacoast region, the brings together a team of The clinic's role begins same day, undergoing any nec- if the Center's new technol- Health." For more information Multidisciplinary Breast Can- experts, including medical when a patient with breast essary exams and having all of ogy, Electronic Brachytherapy, about the Multidisciplinary cer Clinic at Exeter Hospital's and radiation oncologists, sur- cancer contacts the center her/his questions answered. will be among the treatment Breast Cancer Clinic or Elec- Center for Cancer Care pro- geons, radiologists, patholo- directly, or is referred by a At the end of the clinic a sum- options. tronic Brachytherapy, contact vides an important resource gists, registered nurses, social surgeon or their primary care mary meeting is held to review For patients who are can- Jane Peterson, director of the various treatment options didates for Electronic Brachy- Exeter Hospital's Center for with the patient and their fam- therapy, surgeons implant a Cancer Care at (603) 580-7036 Enj d f d f r r t . ily. A copy of the clinic's rec- balloon catheter into the area or Radiation Oncology at (603) ommendations is provided to where the cancerous tumor 580-7337. It th t t f n l ll h v ll r. the patient. has been removed. The place- Dr. Diane Palladino, of Core This "one-stop shopping" ment of the catheter is veri- Physicians General & Vascular model affords the patient a fied by radiation oncologists Surgery (www.corephysicians. St nd p n t I nd AI S comprehensive and focused before the patient undergoes org), is a board certified gen- b tt n d n t n f r evaluation in which all of the treatment. By utilizing Elec- eral surgeon with a special participating providers reach tronic Brachytherapy patients interest in breast health. She is a consensus of care personally can receive their treatment in the Medical Director of Breast f v r t r t r nt . customized for each patient five days, instead of the tra- Heath and Women's Health Feeling cared for in this man- ditional seven weeks, and can at Exeter Hospital. Dr. Palla- ner helps to alleviate some of then begin chemotherapy if dino can be reached at (603) the fear and anxiety associated needed. 775-7405. U S AY A 0
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IS butterfly's life cycle, no matter. n & K t l 8 n & K t l 8 n & K t l 8 n K t n K t n & K t C n K t n K t l n K t n & K t C what size the yard may be. a. Heat • Passe ge ( 2 es ey i es. iii Te mi a o : Rise o e ac i es (200 ( i B eaki g Ba (N _B eaki g Ba (CC M d M n ( Instructed by I,inda Gel'- TV t Beat t t l W rld d Ni o Fa asy Fa asy Bea Ni o i Ni o i Fa asy Bea Ni o i Ni o i hart, thethe class will be held on Wednesday, April 22 from B e i g a T e Ho i ay (2006 ( C r n z. (CC s Two eeks No ice (2002 (:4 • Two eeks No ice (2002 (HD (:4 • Take e Lea (2006 m NB Baske a Fi s Rou Teams TB . ( NB Baske a Fi s Rou Teams B . ( NB Baske a Fi s Rou Teams TB . ( b:30-8:: p.m. at WHS, located TNT , on Alumni Drive in Hamp- G rl G rl C h & E (N . i ey y us ee . ee ee a y e sea ou ee a E T e ton. The fee to participate is Ord r: P ai ig (N Law & e : V Law e : Ord r: CI ( ( — ( $20. For more information or F Music for My Mother (2006) Julie Hagerty. 'The Tenth Circle (2008) Kelly Preston. a ii P aye s o Bo y (200 (HD ( ey s a omy my i es (HD to register, call (60 8 2 . 4 A A All :. , . MY A:, s ( E E AI ME Sh ld r pl t U S ECIA O E A A IC EWS clan matriarch who is forced join her husband in a Japanese frey Kinghom and is direct- DURHAM The UNH to question whether she has American internment camp. et by the Chair of the UNH Department of Theatre & what it takes to get through Should the family help her, Department of Theatre & Dance ends the 2008-09 season rough times hide her, or turn her in? To Dance, Deborah Kinghom. It with "Shoulders," an intimate Rosemary relies heavily on whom do they hold loyalty — runs April 22-25 at 7 p.m. and play in the newly renovated her eldest daughter, Lorraine, a fellow neighbor or their gov- April 26 at 2 p.m. in the UNH Hennessy Theatre. who works in a nearby factory ernment? Most of all, what are Hennessy Theatre. Set against the backdrop of earning a living for the family. the sacrifices these women on Tickets are $1250 for gen- the WWII home front, "Shoul- Her youngest daughter, Linda, the home front are willing and eral admission, and $10.50 for ders" takes place in late win- a wild card, feels constrained able to bear? Intimate and uni- Seniors and UNH ID holders. ter of 1942, on the back porch by the war and yearns for a versal, "Shoulders" uses both For tickets, contact the MUB of the McClintock family's better and more interesting humor and drama to express ticket office at (603) 862-2290 or San Francisco bungalow. The life. family dynamics, patriotism visit www.unhmub.com /tick- story revolves around the Their stories and lives are and neighborly love. et. For more information call McClintock women, headed intertwined with their neigh- "Shoulders" is written by (603) 862-2919 or visit www. by Rosemary, the proud, Path- bors, one of whom is about to New Hampshire author Jef- unhedu/ theatre-dance. The cast of 'Shoulders' E OCKS WI MO AY E E I G l SC OO OUSE COM OSE 4PORTSMOUTH I Atten- 20 0 5 PM : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 tion "Schoolhouse Rock" WBZ-4 ews ( (CC e i E e ai ig a g ow I Me A a ia E gage CSI: Miami " agi g ews ( a e S ow Wi a , a e a e fans: Composer and lyricist a e ( me i eo y Me me Ca i a " (CC (CC i e e a ( S ow Bob Borough will be in Ports- C S mouth as part of this year's WC ews ( ews ( ews ( A C Wi I si e C o ic e a ci g Wi e S a s e Su i i g ( 2 Cas e ( ( ews ( (: ( 2 6 immy Kim Jazzmouth Festival, and is (A C (CC (CC (CC ews E i io (CC ce e i ies e o m. (CC Su u ia (CC (CC ig i e me i e ( planning to stop by the Sea- WCSM.6 ews ( ews ( ews ( C 20 Maga ea o C uck "C uck e e oes "I Am Sy a " Me ium " e e i ews ( e o ig Sh a e coast Repertory Theatre. ( C (CC (CC (CC ews i e. o ea sus e Co o e " ( ( ( i si e" ( (CC (CC Wi ay a o (CC iig im Dorough will be at the Rep y . ews ( ews ( ews ( C Access E a ( C uck "C uck a . e oes Am Sy e " Me ium " e e i ews ( e o ig S ow a e on Saturday, April 25 at 1 p.m. ( C (CC (CC (CC ews woo (CC sus e Co o e " ( ( ( i si e" ( (CC (CC Wi ay e o (CC ig im for a one-time performance WO I 2 ime im ac ° o ies o icie o as o as o a Cui a o co e Ma a as a a C is i a SI A: 2 o icias o icie o a Casa e a ise and discussion about compos- U U i isiO U is e a CIO° A e IS em e A os. U i isiO U i isiO i ing for "Schoolhouse Rock" i WMI M 8 ews ( ews ( ews ( A C W E e ai C o ic e a ci g Wi e S a s e Su i i g ( 2 Cas e ( ( ews ( (: ( 2:06 immy Kim and the inspiration behind it. ocC (ABC) (CC (CC (CC ews me ce e i ies e o m. (CC Su u ia (CC (CC Ig i e mei i e ( In addition, Senator Jeanne CI WGBH-2 (4: 4 e c e ews ou Wi o ec o ou A iques oa s ow Ame ica E e ie ce ( Ame ica E e ie ce ( o ec o ou Shaheen will join Dorough 04 ( S Wo ea i u im hr r ( (CC "G a a i s" ( ( a 2 o (CC ( S a 2 o (CC ( S and the cast of the Rep's hit production "Schoolhouse Cca WE Cu ious Cu ious ew E g usi ess e ews ou Wi G ea e o ma ces a e Me o i e s o e a Is Ou Sou s age "Um Aus i Ci y imi s Geo ge a . im e e ( ese e as a ic o ia g os s o y. ( (CC ook (CC ey s McGee" " a Mo iso " Rock Jr." to talk about how a ( S Geo ge bill "really" becomes a law. W I 6 Acco Sc u s ami y ami y mM:i Wo ie Gossi Gi "Se e O e ee i I ews ( (CC Se a E e y ie s E e y rc Don't miss this once-in- C i im (CC Guy Guy Me ie A y i g" ( (CC Wou o You" ( e Ci y aymo aymo a-life-time opportunity to WS K 8 ea o a 0e Ki g o Ki g o W ee o eo a y . i ( (CC W a 0e asie asie u k Sou C ee s a & hear a living jazz legend talk (I o ea S ow Quee s Quee s o u e ( ews ( S ow (CC (CC (CC a k (CC a about the process of creating W U 2 Qua um ea (CC A S M A S : ami y ami y E " e Me o Se CIS "U e Coy CIS " ame U " ime i e ai o ai o ai o a dassic piece of Americana ( A " e e s" (CC eu eu c e s" (CC a e" (CC (CC Music g am g am g am and perform some favorite W .28 ews ( ews ( A ( Ma co m SeI ei Sim so s o es ( ( 24 ack s ai co ews ( (CC ews Sei ei Sim so s Ki g o "Schoolhouse Rock" classics. ( O (CC (CC (CC Mi . (CC A (CC i ues o ge wo se. (CC (CC e i Tickets are $10 for adults (kids My y.80 eu eu e eo e s Cou asie asie Mas e s o I usio Magics Sec e s u k 0s Ou oo s E O ai ai pay their age up to $10). For tickes or for more informa- is Wi a s Wi a s Wi a s Wi a s Wi a s Wi a s » Ma Kee e s ig Mo e i eas Wi a s Mo a a Sui e i e So a e i e e Co y tion, call the Rep box office at 0 AM Gi mo e Gi s My Wi e My Wi e 0 0s G eek ( (CC oom So ie ome i eos e 00 C u (CC G eek ( (603) 433-4472 or visit www. ° ICK S Oe s S o is ake ake ake ake S o ge S o ge ome Im ome im o e o e ami y ami y ome im ome im 2 seacoastrep.org. OO e 0 e 0 C O i is C ow e eague a a c o y o y 6 EE EE Ki g i Ki g i em. Guy em. Guy C icke Aqua A e Couga i i ies oga oga oga Memo ies o M A S (CC M A S M A S I A S Ii A S A A S ock ock AUC IO E E S — EW GE E A IO ES o i e u S o sCe e (CC M Wase a Oai a A e ics e ew Yo k Ya kees. (CC ase a o ig S o sCe e (CC ase a o ig HAMPTON I New Gen- ES 2 ASCA ow (CC o i e u oo a i e S o sCe e s G ea es Game (CC s G ea es Game (CC ASCA ow (CC eration, Inc., a homeless ES C Co ege oo a ess C assics o i g Co ege aske a S o sCe u y (CC AWA W es i g shelter for pregnant and par- S O S Wo oke K ock S o s S o s ai ga e ui e S o ies oo e s agea S o s S o s S o s oo e s agea i a enting women of infants, will ES So C assics e So e So K ase a a imo e O io es a os o e So . ( S o s e So S o e Ou oo s IA ase a host its 17th annual Dinner Auction on April 25 starting C e Si ua io oom Wi Wo i e ( ou o s o ig ow o ias a y Ki g i e ( A e so Coo e 60 ( (CC a y Ki g i e at 6 p.m. at the Ashworth by co C C as Mo ey ( Ma Mo ey ( Ku ow e o •C C e o s ig Mac: I si e O e Mo ey Ma Mo ey ( as Mo ey ( e Sea in Hampton. Tick- I O WS G e eck ( S ecia e o O e o e O ei y ac o a i y ( ( O e eco e O ei y ac o a i y ( ets are $65 per person and MS C a a (CC e E S ow a a (CC Cou ow Ma ow S ow Cou ow Ma ow S ow a a (CC include hors d'oeuvres and , EC ews WY I e oa usi ess ig i e oa CEO ews ( ews ( (CC a e ig a e ig ews a buffet dinner. All proceeds directly benefit operating M O M . ea • 2 esses (2008 Ka e i e eigi. acquiao ea ea ea ea ea ea ime o. a ies acquiso programs for the shelter. g.. MA (4: 0 E ic Mo ie ■ M t th Sp rt n (2008 i e oo s ( ( O a Ki me , Meg ya . ■ p r (2008 (CC C ea age e (200 (CC There will be both a silent S OW G ooms • Sco c e (2002 (CC (: Au um ea s: A ew egi i g U ma Wee s e u o s (CC e u o s (CC a e e i ey and live auction with auc- OO Co essa ome , au a Mi u e C a e ge ( Goo oo U w a U w a i e s I i e s Goo U w a U w a U w a tioneer Jim St. Jean. Some of M the items up for bid include ciC0 G i i e Ga So o Se Ama i g Cu ouse o e y Ge e ouse i s ouse oug U se ia i s o e y Ge e a catered dinner party for six i A E A o y ou ai A o y ou ai A aska Wi (CC A o y ou ai a i ack es A o y ou ai a ack es A o y ou a complete with dessert and I A&E Co Case i es Co Case i es CSI: Miami (CC i e e io ( i e e io ( a a i a a a a a a I e e io ( personally prepared astrol- Cas iCas Cas Cas My us e s (CC My us e s (CC e y o e eas oi g a i ci ( My us e s (CC e y o e eas ogy charts, Celtics basketball ISC c. c IS A Me ( A Me ( A Me ( Mo e Ma e s a es C ( (CC A Me ( ( A cie isco e ies Mo e Ma e s signed Leon Powe, a Red Sox u Baseball signed by Mike I ,ow- C o & Ka e us 8 W a o o Wea i e , i e i e i e , a e 2 o Ka e o & Ka e i e i e a e 2 o Ka e ell, jewelry, artwork, weekend AMC Mys ic w Oc o e Sky ( ( ake Gyi e aa a i i g Miss a sy ( 8 (CC (: I s a Ma , Ma , Ma , Ma Wo ( 6 , Come y getaways and much more. A & r ee oI ie e U,4 ie . " a .," . Ue I e C e e A t r ll e Wi s e Wi . is e e e Wi y e ea e ee W rld.l d complete listing of items for aymo aymo aymo ie s SeI e Sei e am. Guy am. Guy am. Guy am. Guy ame ame Sei e _Se & Se & E ase bid is located at www.new- TBS gennh.org. To purchase tick- TNT ,C a me (CC — o es (CC I A aske a i s ou eems A. (CC A aske a i s ou eams A. (CC isi e e A Ca e Su ge y IGI a " Gi s C e sea E ews C e sea e Sou ets or donate an item for the E iCas & u IS i s e e Sou E ews ai y 0 Kee U ise U • auction, call New Generation USA CIS "E igma" CIS " e e oi " CIS "Wi ess" CIS ( WA E Mo ay ig aw ( i e ( , (:0 I ai Sig aw O e : CI Mo e Wi Wi Wi asie asie at (603) 436-4989. I E Wi e Swa (CC S i S IS S —"Mo e ieck Wi owe (2006 Ke y McGi is. (CC W I SEACOAS ES E AI MIS & A S I 7 - SEA I E AI ME
l rdr tn 1 1 13 ES I A L BR T D V R T , B N F T T TR HT W nt d PORTSMOUTH I A two- Il t r j lr S lv r G ld week "Celebration of Diversi- II A r 0.0 d A v - Ant ty" to benefit Seacoast Outright ( O r n r E nr f t l C d f r will run from April 30 through All Ant Ant rn t r Or nt l nt n th n May 10 at The Portsmouth W th rv n tt r Old Cl p ll & r G n S rd C n Old h t r ph & nd M n r pt ;n r Cr p Pearl, located at 45 Pearl Street in Portsmouth. 3 Y r E p l E t t nd C nt p r r lr 1 1 n W t h Ch r r l t - nn r t At t tS The festival, which features All n G ld nd S lv r lr a number of artists who hap- Al nt d t b r S lv r l t r S rv 4 C 111/ pen to be gay, is "a mini 'Pride' r r nt t n nd All n SI event without the parade," C r f d b t b l f Ant n M b r ,, p h r Ant l r l n laughs Director Michael J. t r W l l C n ( 3 9 -1 11 r ( 3 93 -55 5 Tobin."l wanted to create a festival to celebrate diversity on the Seacoast and support the 3 - 7 =;33 tt r df r amazing work Seacoast Out.* right provides as they struggle to stay open after 15 years of UES AY E E I G service to our r youth." DRAMEDY Productions / 1/ 9 5 M 5 3 M 3 7 M 7 3 M 3 1 9 M 9 3 1 M 1 1 3 11 M 11 3 11 AM 1 3 will open the festival by pre- senting Paul Rudnick's Obie W - ( (CC ( Ev n n h n- Ent rt n- CIS "M rd r " h M nt l t " nt W th t r ( t Sh W th - t t Award-winning comedy, "Jef- (CC ld r ( nt ( (CC It d" (CC ( (CC v d tt r n ( Sh C S frey" from April 30 through WC -5 ( ( ( A C Wld n d Chr n l A rd- A rd- n n W th th ( C p d ( ( O ( ( 35 (1 K - Max' 9. "Jeffrey" is a hilarious (A C (CC (CC (CC Ed t n (CC In - In - St r (CC (CC (CC htl n l v ( and moving comedy about the WCS - ( ( ( C 7 M - l r h t r d nd f tn tr v & Ord r Sp l ( h n ht Sh t victory of love and friendship ( C (CC (CC (CC z n l h ll n ; n tr t n n b d t ( t Un t (CC W th n (CC ht- over death in this time of AIDS W -7 ( ( ( C A Extr ( h t r d nd f tn tr v & Ord r Sp l ( h n ht Sh t awareness. In addition to the ( C (CC (CC (CC d (CC h ll n ; n tr t n n b d t ( t Un t (CC W th n (CC ht- 7:30 p.m. show on Thursday; April 30 ($10 seats), the play WU I- 7 r r I p t t t r nt n C ld d n l M r n r A Ah r t t l r C d I (U I Un v n Un v On l C l An l S pr Un v t n Un v On will be presented on Fridays 1- and Saturdays at 8 p.m.; all seats ( WMU -9 ( ( ( A C W d Ent rt n- Chr n l A rd- A rd- n n W th th ( C p d ( ( ( ( 35 1 K - (CC nt n - In - St r (CC (CC (CC htl n t v ( are $15 and may be reserved by t ABC) (CC (CC calling (603) 828-9314 or email t h h r W th Gr t r l z - v "C r f th r ntl n " n d W t r " ( ( Ch rl ( Gr t r v ° WG - O [email protected]. (PBS) W- rd GM ff I hr r ( (CC t n M r t r " ( (CC ( S (CC t n S l Throughout the run of "Jef- I WENH-11 C r C r St v n h r W th n K p n A h r ( 1 It r Gl b r r (CC v r th Art t frey", Maine artist Mark Nutt ( S G r G r E r p t hr r ( S rv d Up G f bl "W ld rf S l d" ( S n (CC will show his work in an exhib- W I-5 A rd- S r b l l / lf / lf p r " h 9 1 ( ( O (CC ( (CC S x nd Ev r - r nd Ev r - it simply titled, "Dream! Hope! (CW n - (CC G (CC G M n M n Str t h" ( (CC th C t nd nd Believe!" At the opening recep- WS K-3 l r h t 7 K n f K n f Wh l f p rd r h l ( (CC W h t 7 r r r r n d S th Ch r lf & tion on April 30 from 5:30-7:2 (I l Sh Q n Q n rt n ( ( Sh (CC (CC (CC r (CC If p.m., the artist will be present to sell and talk about his work l A•S M A 9• l l W U- 1 Q nt p (CC t n l " h t n l "S n t n l " r th- d r - d r - 1 d r - d r - with guests. This event is free (CC (CC d d r d W r l d" f th f nd r" rl v " r r r r ( A and open to the public W - 5 ( ( M ( M l l - S lnf ld S p n A r n Id l C n- ( 1 r n " d ( (CC S nf ld S p n K n f On Tuesday, May 5 at 7:30 ( O (CC (CC (CC M d (CC t t nt p rf r r " ( (CC (CC (CC th ll p.m., local playwright David J. r - d d h pl C rt r r r r Str t IStr t l l n d 7 Ch t r E O d d Mauriello will present a play reading of "Just Say Love," fol- 1 IS M nt n M nt n M nt n M nt n M nt n M nt n f ff ( 5 ( t ff r( l t f rl M nt n S t f S v n f p r lowed by a discussion with the M W f M W f 7 AM G l r G rl 7 d d d h 7 Cl b (CC S ph playwright and cast. Tickets are ICK Sp n A n r r IC rl IC rl Sp n Sp n I I p z p z l l I I $10 and will be available at the OO l pj fl pj Ch hnn hnn O EI l tEr K n - ll K n - ll G G Ch n A door.
• KA llb ll llb ll llb ll n n n Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th 3rd 3rd h C r Later in the week, on Thurs- day, May 7 at 7:30 p.m., local ES M Int rr pt Sp rt C nt r (CC E ( ( Sp rt C nt r b ll n ht Sp rt C nt r (CC b ll n ht playwright Mike Kimball will Cl ES ASCA rn n rn l nt rr pt C ll tb ll All-St r Ch ll n (CC S r f r S r f r E ( ( ASCA Sp C n present an evening of his "gay- ES C C ll tb ll 1999 M b l l C r A t n x n l n A n Sp rt C nt r (CC AWA Wr tl n themed" work featuring a pot- In O S Cl bW St r Sp rt Sp rt Kn IW rld r t-Sp rt Sp rt Sp rt l t t-Sp rt n l pourri of Seacoast favorites. ES Cr n d S x d S x r M b ll M nn t n t t n d S x Inn n d S x Sp rt d S x M b ll Following the reading Kimball will hold a discussion of his C h Situation W th W lf tt r ( bb n ht r n- rr K n v ( And r n C p r 3 ( (CC rr K n v plays. Tickets for this event are n C C t M n ( 1M d M n ( K dl p rt C C p rt S -M d ff On th M n M d M n ( t M n ( $10 and will be available at the 3 O WS Gl nn ( Sp l p rt O p rt h O ll t r nntt ( ( On th rd h O ll t r nn t ( door. MS C rdb ll (CC h Ed Sh rdb ll (CC C ntd n M dd Sh C ntd n M dd Sh rdb ll (CC Closing out the festival or Sunday, May 10 at 7 p.m. will v r d n ht n r r d n ( ( (CC t ht t ht EC be the premiere of the NH r I O An r ( n ( 15 Gr G rd n ( 9 ( O S h ndl r t (1993 n n K n l (CC Sh h r t GLBT Comedy Festival, hosted MA ( 5 9 C n n th tr r 9 h r t n ( (CC pt n ( h n (CC 1 S v n S lv r n ( 1 C d v r - by Ellen Moschetto and featur- 2 SHOW ( 3 9 t d 9 bl p rd (1999 S p n 1 W r ( 7 ( t I h Tudors (CC UlI n Ull n 9 Mr r (CC ing Doug Blay, Erik Volk and Mehran, with special guest Jim " OO C nt C n M n t Ch ll n ( G d G d d C Ch pp d G d Un r p d C Lauletta and Amy Tee from n G v n G t S ld S ll tExt v C rb r p rt I p 1 S ll St r In f r t 1- r p rl 1 p 1 LOGO, Laughing Matters Next' TRAVEL z rr d z rr d Al r z rr d z rr d z rr d z rr d z rr d Gen, and XM Satellite Radio. I • l For more information email C ld C l C ld C ICS M (CC h r t ( h r t ( M nh n 1M nh n M nh n "M nh n h r t ( 0 A&Ez www.dougblay.com or visit jC h C h C h C h IM d ;M d dl t C t h dl t C t h ( O t f th W ld dl t C t h dl t C t h DISC - ■‘• . p . nh lbt IS Sh v ( ISh v ( M d rn M rv l E rth-M d E rth-M d f Aft r pl d n th t • E rth-M d d . ll t v 11 be $15 --1 C n & K t l Wh t t t W r tt r Ch n tt r Ch -1 K d 1 K d ddl r & r tt r Ch 1 K d 1 K d and tickets will be available at the door only. AMC It -M d 1( 5 99 r v n M (19 9 ( (CC n l‘v M l f r S t r S r (197 ( (CC 191 A tf l f ll r (19 Cl nt E t d (CC For more information abi M n + d r +M n th nd h ll C ll + l W rld- d + l W rld- d h h n ( h h n nt nt the festival and to make reser- S nd nd nd r nd S nf ld •S nf ld G G G G Off 7-M Off - S nf ld S x & S x & vations for events during this Ch r d (CC n (CC 1 A t b ll r t nd - I A (CC I A tb ll r t nd - A (CC 1In d th A "Celebration of Diversity," call (603) 828-q314 or email tbig- El K p Up K p Up K p Up K p Up E l 1 r n It On All r th n ( K p Up 1K p Up Ch l 1 E Ch l r n It dog2Paol.com . h )r more about CIS ( CIS UnSEA d" CIS " p f " "C ntr l" "C r d" "M b l " & Ord r S U ‘ In l n S ht (CC USA - Seacoast Outright visit seacoas- W f S p (CC W ll W ll r r r r U E St ll Stnd Stnd [ b b 1 lll /111 ltl M th r ht r ( 7 (CC toutrightorg. COMMU I Y E E AI ME A OM ACI O A MO Y O E S A ME S MA KE SEASO 'Urinetown' to make a splash at the Rep PORTSMOUTH I Random Acts of Harmony, a popular folk singing group, will open this S ECIA O E A A IC EWS greed, corruption, love, and the venerable "comedic shows such as "Annie," p.m., with matinees at 3 p.m. season's Portsmouth Farmers' PORTSMOUTH I The revolution in a time when romp" for a new generation "Evita," "Les Miserables," on Saturdays and Sundays. Market scheduled for Saturday, Seacoast Repertory Theatre water is worth its weight with its outrageous perspec- "West Side Story" and "Fid- ,Single ticket prices range May 2 beginning at 9 a.m.. presents "Urinetown: The in gold — and its use (and tive, modern wit, and ability dler on the Roof." At the from $24-$28, and discounts Comprised of Peter Aucoin, Musical" playing May 8-31 especially its release) is to produce gales of unbri- same time, "Urinetown" are available to groups of Rob Becker and Dick Kruppa, at the Rep, located at 125 strictly controlled. dled laughter from anyone reflects important and timely 10 or more, Seniors and stu- the acoustic trio sings familiar Bow Street in Portsmouth. Praised by critics and who has ever has too much issues facing society today: dents. To purchase tickets, folk songs in a "sing-along" The winner of three Tony audiences alike for rein- coffee or desperately needed Unsustainable resource con- become a season subscriber style. Their harmonies are a joy Awards, "Urinetown" is an vigorating the very notion a "comfort break." sumption, corporate greed or for more information, to listen to and audiences can't innovatively hilarious, zany of what a musical could be, The show is loaded with and government corruption. visit www.seacoastrep.org, keep from joining in Often fea- turing songs by notables such musical with a genuinely "Urinetown" was written memorable, toe-tapping Show times are Thurs- stop by the box office or call as Bob Dylan, Woodie Guthrie funny mix of loving parody by Greg Kotis and composer tunes, most of which parody days at 7:30 p.m: and Fri- (603) 433-4472. and many others, their show and biting satire. It's a tale of Mark Hollman. It catapults other Broadway hits from days and Saturdays at 8 also includes traditional as well as some modem tunes too. Read more about them at www. WE ES AY E E I G myspace.com randomactsof- harmony. / / 9 M 5 3 1 M 3 M 7 3 M 3 9 M 9 3 1 M 1 3 11 M 11 3 1 AM 1 3 The Portsmouth Farmers' ews ( a e S ow Wi a- a e a e Market, located in the Qty Hall (CC i e e ma ( S ow lot in front of the Police Depart- ment on Junkins Avenue, fea- ews ( ( 35 (1 immy Kim- tures 100 percent locally grown (CC ig i e me i e ( fruits, vegetables, and other ews ( e o ig S ow a e agricultural products, prepared (CC Wi ay e o (CC ig - im foods, and juried fine arts and ews ( e o ig S ow a e crafts from nearly 50 vendors. (CC Wi ay e o (CC ig - im Market hours are 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more information visit www.seacoastgrowers.org. A SA E E E I S C U C MI IS IES HAMPTON I A plant sale will be held on Sunday, April 26 from 10 am. to 2 p.m. (rain or shine) in the parking lot of Hampton United Methodist Church, located at 525 Lafayette Road in Hampton. kVindow box and planter-appropriate annuals and perennials will be supplied by Churchill's. Pro- will benefit various min- istries at HUMC including the Food Pantry. For more informa- tion call (603)926-2702. S I G U E A SCC STRATHAM Stratham Community Church, located ami y ami y on Emery Lane in Stratham, will host their Spring Buffet on C icke Aqua Saturday, April 25 beginning at 3 ock 3 ock 4:30 p.m. ase a o ig This buffet will feature ham, roast beef, turkey, macaroni and cheese, beans, a fresh salad bar, beverage and dessert. The public is invited to attend. A donation of $7 for adults and $5 for children will be gratefully accepted; children under age 3 are free. For more information about this event, ll Stratham Community Church at (603) 772-3389. a e Ig a e ig iiAM. BEAN SUPPER I a I Ma i a (CC ea e ea s ( Geo ge C oo ey o 1 a ies ea ime acquiao WITH WINGOLD GRANGE 5 Sy a a ( 5 ( C eec a C o g 1 a is ic Ecks s Se e Jumper (2008) (CC) » Ski Sc oo (1991 (CC EAST KINGSTON I Mem- 3 5 escue aw (5 55 m ee om W i e s ( 7 (CC e u o s (CC S a us ( 7 C ai e a es I (15 a i i e (197 ama bers of VVingold Grange #308 Cooki g Mi u e C a e ge Goo ay i e Im ossi e Goo Unwrap I ay will usher in the 2009 season of OO Co es" their Ham and Bean Suppers i i e Ge So o Se eyo Cu ouse o e y a e ouse I come ouse e o a Ama i g i s o e y a e (the suppers with "real ham") A E e Wo e s a Wo e s ake A aska (CC a oo a a ise E A e a i e Ma Ma a i ack es a oo a a ise on Saturday, April 25 from 5- A&E Co Case i es Co Case i es CS : Miami " ai e " _ og og I og og og E e m E e m E e m og og 6:30 p.m. at the East Kingston Cas , Cas Cas Cas ime Wa ime Wa ( My us e s ( i c me ( O ime Wa My us e s (CC town hall, located on Main ISC Street. IS os Wo s (CC eco i g e as Mo e Ma e s Mo s e Oues (CC Mo s e Ques ( U O u e s ( eco i g e as Mo s e Oues (CC The family style meal will C o Ka e o Ka e W a o o Wea Mys e y iag osis o & Ka e o Ka e o Ka e Mo i g U ( o & Ka e o Ka e o Ka e feature two kinds Of homemade (3 A o o 13 eig o i e ( C is ia a e i a ma egi s ( 5 Ac io ( C is ia a e (CC Ca woma ( ( a e e y baked beans, spiral ham, potato AMC ee ai e s ue i e ue i e ue i e e o e ea Wo - _ ea Wo - e i s Co ege salad, cole slaw, rolls, a a ie M - of homemade pies and bever- S aymo aymo + aymo ie s Sei e Sei e ay e ay e ay e ay e ay e i ay e Se & Se & My oys Ou ime ages. —c a me (CC o es (CC aw & O e I_ A aske a i s ou — eams A (CC _I A aske a i s ou — eams A (CC The cost for the supper is $6 i g I O A • Ca y Ca y E ews ai y 1 Gi s Gi s E C ea i g ea Su i a S o ies C e sea E ews C e sea Gi s for adults and $3 for children E CIS ( I CIS Missi g CIS ( ousese ( CIS " o ie" (CC i CIS ( pl i e Miss Su s i e ( ( For more information, call (603) USA 642-5932 or (603) M2-5074. 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SIG U OW O OG , j6, • , Crime, Stoppers • • • • b, lp lv r . WA K A O C ll 60 4 r 20 4 O SMOU I A Safe Place and the Dog Owners riS t d r n th v rn ht h r f M r h 0th, th r C 2 : Group of the Seacoast (DOGS) b r l r t th n p St t n l t d t 6 4 FOR THE RAMPTONS invite community members to f tt d. n rt th. h r r l t f xp n v An n t rd take part in a dog walk-a-thon t l nd n tr t n p nt t l n. to raise awareness that animals l ll Cr St pp r f h t are also victims of domestic r n n n nd h v nf r t n n abuse. n lv d r r nd r l h l p rt . 2 E 222 The two organizations are Y n l l v n n n t p b l n n t " tt n n h n Cr hosting the first "Keep Your . t r t pp r . r pt n Cr l n , Y h . Paws to Yourself" dog walk-a- Y ld b l bl f r h r rd f p t $ ,000 f r thon, taking place on Saturday, nf r t n l d t n rr t nd nv t n. April 25 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Dog Park at South Mill Pon.4 in Portsmouth. Participants can U S AY bring your pets (or just their walking shoes) and help raise awareness and remembering 4 2 0 M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 animals who have been victims W .4 ( (CC ( Ev n n h n Ent rt n S rv v r: nt n CSI: Cr S n (: rp r I l nd ( t Sh W th t t of domestic abuse. (CC ld r ( nt ( ( (CC Inv t t n ( "K " ( (CC (CC v d tt r n ( Sh (C S In the United States, 53 per- In d Chr n l WC W n ( ( ( Al C W d In M th r S nth Gr An t (:2 r v t r t ( (: ( 2:06 K cent child, spouse, and elder (A C (CC (CC (CC Ed t n (CC h d Wh ? "S t S rr nd r" ( (CC (CC htl n v ( abuse are linked to animal 20 M l r M r h Off (: WCSI46 ( ( ( C S thl nd "S th ( h n ht Sh t abandonment and neglect. Sev- ( C (CC (CC (CC z n . l I E rl r t ( ( W n" ( (CC (CC W th n (CC ht enty-one percent of pet-own- C A M r h ff (: 0 S thl nd "S th ( h n ht Sh W ( ( ( Extr ( t ing women entering a women's ( C (CC (CC (CC d (CC I E rl r t ( ( W n" ( (CC (CC W th n (CC ht shelter reported that their bat- r r I p t° t l t l r M n C ld d n l M r n r d G t t l r C d I WU I 2 terer had injured, maimed, (U I Un v n Un vI dn l Cl An l S pr d p Un v n Un v On r killed or threatened family pets p ( ( t ( A C Wld Ent rt n Chr n l In M th r S nth Gr An t ( 2 r v t r t ( (: ( 2:06 K for revenge or to psychologi- 04 (ABC) (CC (CC (CC nt ... h d Wh ? "S t S rr nd r" ( (CC (CC htl n l v ( cally control victims. (4: 4 t h h r W th Gr t r App l h : t r n f r n ln M th rr nd n Ch rl ( Gr t r vl < WG 2 0 ( S W rdGIrl ff hr r ( (CC t n l f M nt n Abr h Un ln. (CC ( S (CC t n S l Sixty-eight percent of abused women reported violence ln WENH-11 C r C r St v n h r W th t r " h n ll r ntl n " n d W t r " ( (CC App l h : t r App l h : t r ( S G r G r E r p Apt. hr r ( t An l " ( ( S f M nt n f M nt n toward their animals, 87 per- v • 6 A rd S r b l l ff ft S llv ll "St l tt " S p rn t r l " p ( (CC S x nd Ev r r nd Ev r cent of these incidents occurred (CW Ift (CC G G M n M n ( ( (CC th Sh r " ( (CC th C t nd nd in the presence of the women, WS K 8 l r h t 0 K n f K n f Wh l f p rd r. h l ( (CC W h nt r r r r n d S th Ch r lf & and 75 percent in the presenc,g, (I l Sh Q n Q n rt n ( ( G r t (CC (CC (CC r (CC lf of the children. Between 25 and W U 2 Q nt p (CC M A S MAS l l t n l " h p l S ( , S n t n f t l d r d r d r 40 percent of abused women ( A (CC (CC d d t n l " h n , S ffr n rr . r r . ft r r r are unable to escape abusive W •2 ( ( ( M l l S nf ld S p n n " h G rl In ll K t h n ( ( (CC S nf d S p n K n f situations because they worry ( O (CC (CC (CC M d. (CC th M " ( (CC (CC (CC (CC th ll about what will happen to their n. 0 d d h pl C rt r r r r h r n p rt r (2002 , S t 0 n d 0 r d E O d d pets or livestock if they were to leave. S t f S t f S t f S t f S t f S t f dn pp d (200 , C d W z rd : 8 M nt n S t f S v n f ( l IS Currently, for a woman in G l r G rl M W f M W f A 0 0 •■ r r ll (200 S nt ll. d h 00 Cl b (CC Wh ? Wh ? shelter, A Safe Place makes ICK Sp n Sp n r r r r Sp n Sp n I l I p z p z l l arrangements with local animal OO hnn hnn t l r t l r § EE S EE 0 0Y4(1 :, l pj I6 EE t l r K n ll K n ll . G . 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(:2 S I (200 , rr r h d r (CC Ull n St ll S n d l r community corporation, creat- ing, fostering, and promoting j OO C nt C n M n t Ch ll n ( G d G d r n Ch f A r C C G d Un r p Ir n Ch f A r t responsible pet ownership. I:0 G v n G t S ld S ll C rt r C rb r p rt n r nt r p rt r t r p rt n 0 For more information I A E C r bn h S x t h Gr t Cr (CC h Exp d h r S x t h S x t h h Exp d regarding the "Keep Your Paws 0 A&E h r t 48 ( h r t 48 ( h r t 48 ( h r t 48 ( h r t 48 ( h t ( (CC h t ( h r t 48 ( to Yourself" event, or to receive z 2 ISC C h C h C h C h M d M d r rt b dl t C t h rt b a pre-registration form and IS W rr r ( W rr r ( M d M rv l G n l nd ( G n l nd ( (CC W rr r ( ( S p rh n ( G n l nd ( pledge sheet contact Thea at A - . • I • Safe l at (60 4 6 46 ext. - TLC n K t n K t Wh t t W r d Gr ph rt t. Ov rh l n (CC A r n Ch pp r St p Sh t n A r n Ch pp r St p Sh t n 13 or theas(a asafeplacenh.or! 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I AGE 8A Ar t EWS I A I , 200 t. , 4 Ä A MC EWS.COM COMMU I Y COMMUNITY NOTES I O SOUG O CEME E Y O EC HAMPTON I The liampton Heritage Commission continues to docu- n t, t t p t pp rt A S ment, recognize and record life in Hampton, both now and as it used to be. As part of its ongoing efforts, the group is asking the for public's assis- Y MA K C AG I AI S W l . h n b f d nd t th tance in gathering information, photos, etc. of the town's cemeteries. AllAM1C EWS S A W I U 8Ef C n d nt n l v nt. Many people may not realize that Hampton is home to the oldest doc- O SMOU I E t, ll b n nd nd t "W r x t d t h v umented burying ground in New Hampshire. The earliest known burial l nd h v f n f r rt th C t ll. n h rn St h r t rn was in 1642, in Pine Grove Cemetery on Winnacunnet Road, and many d b n , r tr t n nd nt r n th r t pr v d l n h historians believe that it was actually used for several years earlier. th n v r, AI S p n S t n nt ll t rt t f r th l r nd W The Ring Swamp Cemetery was first used in 1797 and throughout most of the 19th century. There are several smaller, family cemeteries t (A S ld th l l p. . th th W l 2. pr v d n l v nt rt n located around town, as well as the one most familiar today, High Street h d l d t b n t nt t th pl t n f th pp rt f th S t Cemetery. In fact there are 10 in all, of varying z and ages. n t n nd ld, n 2 p. . An n nt r l ," K th ld. Historical records reveal the facts, the who and the when; the Heritage nd ll. t d n p rt p t n On n thr p pl h v Commission is hoping to fill in the details with photos, family stories, or W th r pp n n n r d t r b n p t d b n n any other information that the public may have. To help with this project, t nd p t nt l t l t r nl n t . th r l f th W AI S.AI S. h or for more information, contact Maryanne McAden, Chairman, r t l t t f nd n h n t d r p n . r . r t pp rt n t f r th Hampton Heritage Commission, 100 Winnacunnet Road, Hampton, NH 03842, or call (603) 944-0280. t v t n n , p r pl n n p h h v b n, t f r t SE IO I S WI O EAS IME IME C U ` nt n nd nt rt n n MI I III nd v d l r r t nd h n r th fr nd nd f ndr r r f t ppr h t h h z.n l v d n . O SMOU I The Northeast Prime Time Club is offering n n th t ll h p f ll n t h th r pp rt. p t f r f n pr z . nd d n 8 , AS b r of trips to local Senior Citizens. Current listings are as follows: • May 14, The Four Aces. The Four Aces have been inducted into the r t h n d d f n n l h ll b th f r t r "W ll b pr v d n n n pr f t n t Vocal Group Hall f Fame and are an internationally acclaimed group rd f r th h l, f th, b d AI S S rv Or n pp rt f r n n t t t n th t rt th nd th S who produced some of the most beautiful records ever. Join the Northeast h h h b n pp rt n t r n ll t p rt n rp r t nd l t th t z t n d d t d t pr v d n Prime lime Club for lunch at Luciano's at Lake Pearl. See a great show, th l v n th I r AI S th v nt, th d z n r r th t n . h d t n, d r t t n have a great lunch, and go home with fond memories of the 1950s. The n th n t f r r r t r nt ( rv n br f t, n l d v p , n nd dv f r p r n cost for the trip is $75. th n 20 r . l n h nd r d nntr d n t n n , n r l nd n t ff t d b • June 19, USO Variety Show. This USO Variety show is complete r t ff " n n O t h 0 p r nt f th r nd p zz p rt " S I AI S. A S b d n with live music, great costumes and showgirls. The audience is sure to be laughing, singing and tapping their feet while honoring America's brav- f r f ," n d pp t t rn n th t d t A S. r t AI S W l C Ch r, rt th nd rv th est. Lunch is served before the show at th beautiful Lantana's restaurant. Gr r tt . "It t n t f n h xtr v nz h h ll b t p t n r t r nt nd d The cost for this trip is $71. h ld n h r d , Apr l 0. r z , th Gr n M n , f r t nd t l t f nd Str ff rd nt n • July 10, Celebrate the Tall Ships. It's off to Boston for a great time n n O t f r f b n l M r d, b r l d p h r ll th while cruising the harbor on the "Provincetown 11" to see the graceful, n h l d lph n , Ch n, C lb r f t h t l h n r rn Y r C nt n M n . All dramatic and powerful sailing ships that have inspired writers and pr r b h h r t r nt & n h, rb r Ed t f r th nt r t d n th rv r pr v d d fr f adventurers. After the cruise everyone will go to the Venezia waterfront p rtn r d th l l n n Sh r t n rb r d , d , W l h h p n r d b h r . restaurant for lunch and a wonderful stage show. The cost for this popular trip is $113. pr f t AI S pp rt nt r, t nd p nd Ann M r Unl h d. n n O t f r f nd th • July 17-20, Boston Red Sox/ Toronto Blue Jays. This four day/ three Sp n r f r th S t S t AI S W l r th h lp r n t pp rt n nd t h ( n K t night trip isn't just for Red Sox fans, it's for everyone. It begins with a th pr r b d n t n pr t r r l ht ( r AI S W l n l d St n ll l t f ndr r th r n z stop at Niagara Falls and an evening at the Frewin Magic theater. Then d f th d pr f t . nd th C p dd Inn n K t h n, tt l n hn l t n ll h t nt l t n, it's off to Toronto for reserved field-level base seats nears the Sox dugout. It h n r n nt n C p dd . , I E 0 Sh r d, nd nd b th r r l t n There will also be a visit to Niagara-on-the-Lake village, a special trip to nt rn t n l v nt, th Aft r b l ( r thr b rt M t l Gr p. In t n th n n ff rt nd Cooperstown for the Baseball Hall of Fame, and a lot more. Don't miss 46 p rt p t n t nd n h r d , pl n t l dd t n, K fh ld, th pp rt A S ff r . r r this trip, which is $599 per person, double occupancy. For more information about these and other upcoming trips, or to 2,800 r t r nt r rth t ll ff n S nd , M S t AI S W l C Ch r nf r t n, v t . d r make reservations, call the Portsmouth office of the Northeast Prime Time A r t n p rt r ll t th th nn l S t h dd d th t th r ll n p n . r . Club at (603) 422-9869.
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MONA n Fred Ashenden. month, and there will also be flue. Call the rec department the bus will run every half- bers were able to purchase
S ECIA O E A A IC EWS In club business, June nominations from the floor. at (603) 926-3932 for more hour from the old town hall copies of Harold's book, and
HAMPTON I Hamp- Chevalier, the Sunshine The June luncheon will information. until 12 noon. have blood pressure read-
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president welcomed new Vera Smith, and the nominat- Conference Center; the cost ed by Diana LaMontagne, vided by Harold White- (I am sure there were many member Dorothy Margan ing committee announced to attend is $20, payable at Roseanna Wright, Barbara house, the Portsmouth low readings).
and guests Thelma Hutton the potential slate of officers the May meeting. Haynes, Camille Shaw and author of "Home by Nine." For more information
and Pearl Hartt-Wilbur at for next year. They are Fred Hampton Rec has pur- Gwen Hurd. He reminisced about his about Hampton Seniors, or
4.heir April 8 meeting. Ashenden, president; Judy chased a Wii game; games "Tom's BBQ Spectacular" childhood in the city's Old to join, call am o ec a
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the flag, the members ren- Camille Shaw, secretary; and from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in June 24. This is a guaran- slides of the many changes
dered a rousing rendition of Esther Hopkins, treasurer. the conference room at the teed fun day for Hampton that have occurred.
"God Bless America" led by They will be voted on next police station on Brown Ave- Seniors. It starts at 10 a.m.; After the meeting, mem- Air COMMU I Y O ES n It l n n n ... OO SEEKS YA SA E O A IO S HAMPTON I It's that time of year again — time to clean out the garage, the attic, and the entire house as Hampton Boy Scout Troop 177 A I G seeks donations for their annual spring yard sale. , f. The Scouts are currently accepting donations for this year's two-day event, which will be held on Saturday and Sunday, May 16-17 at the St. James Masonic Lodge, located on Tide Mill Road in Hampton. No televi- S sions, computers, microwaves or clothes are needed. a que Se ice To arrange item pick-up, or for more information, contact Yard Sale n t Ch n , Chairman Larry Marsolais at (603) 926-5570; Mike and Lisa Dumont at :00 t :00 p o a i i g h j t p (603) 929-6638; Dan and Carolyn Smith at (603) 926-1820; Guy and Davina ake ou Larivee at (603) 926-3993; Jayne Cypher at (603)929-7179; or Bud and Lois G tt n hr. a ai a e Desrochers at (603) 926-5717. AM O O A Y SU O S S rv n nn r W dn d S nd SUMME EA I G OG AM 4:00 p 0:00 p HAMPTON I The Rotary Club of Hampton announced last week that it has donated $500 toward the 2009 Summer Reading Program at the lj th ll 6 Hampton Falls Free Library. This fun and highly successful program for children tallied up 32,927 r . Apr l th • h r lt minutes of summer reading last year. The theme this year is "Summertime ... and the Reading is Easy." S n. Apr l th • KS p 6p "This is a phenomenal program," says Rotary President Rick Neville. This year's theme will be popular with children of all ages — and their C pl t M n Al Av l bl f r O t tamilies!" Hampton Falls residents who are interested in participating in the 2009 Summer Reading Program can call the library at (603) 926-3682 O nfr nt n t n Av l bl tor more information. The Rotary Club of I lampton meets Tuesdays at 730 a.m. at the Ashworth lintel. Hampton Rotanans annually support many worthwhile local charities and community programs as well as international projects 6 f tt d ( t , rth pt n, endorsed by Rotary International. xt t th r St r There are currently 1.2 million Rotanans worldwide each making 379 Ocean Blvd Hampton NH • 603-929-2122 • www rionslanclinci corn C ll 60 64_ 064 their community a little better in productive, fun and meaningful ways.
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Kobie's mom always reminds us of the to tell them something was wrong. People also When we meet people in town they usually fact "Our family knows that we are healthier come to us with their carpal tunnel syndrome, say, "Oh, yeah, I know you, you're Dr. Natalie under chiropractic care." headaches, chronic pain, shoulder or arm and Dr. Jeff. I've seen your ad in the paper." We Mom & Dad both feel that Keegan (the pain, whiplash. from car accidents, back aches, love to share the awesome stories that happen in older boy with dark hair) has been kept free numbness in hands and feet, sciatica, asthma, our office. Here is a great family testimonial. of the flu and colds using natural chiropractic allergies, indigestion, and athletic injuries just Meet the Taylor's. They are the family in the care. They also feel Keegan is a more focused to name a few. photo. This family has been under chiropractic and healthy teenager overall. Mom said "Our Here's what some of our patients had to care since Kobie (the younger boy with the blond immune systems are strong and families who are say: hair) was a baby. As an infant Kobie struggled not under chiropractic care are missing out on a "I had sciatica for years. I was sent to every to breathe and it was difficult for him to hold better life experience." specialist, and did all the tests. Then I saw Dr
down food. His mom and dad looked for answers Clay (dad) is also an athlete and has played Lyle. Now, I have no more sciatica. (Shannon at every major medical facility in the area. No football and every other sport since he was a M. - Hampton) one was able to give them answers and all they kid. Before chiropractic care he struggled with "No more neck or hand pain!" (Eleanor R. were given for treatment was -Kittery) prescription drugs that caused "I tried everything for my terrible side effects. Recently low back pain before I came to mom told us that "This is see Drs. Natalie & Jeff I can't
when, as a family, we turned thank them enough. (Brian H. to chiropractic care. And, little -Portsmouth) did we know that chiropractic How You Can Benefit if was the answer to our prayers." You Act Now- The chiropractor explained When you respond to this to mom and dad that pinched article (by May 1st) you will nerves in Kobie's neck likely receive our new patient exam from normal birth trauma for just $27. That's with any were making it hard for his body needed x-rays and a thorough to work the way it was supposed examination.., the whole ball of to. What most people don't wax. This visit would normally know is that your spine is the cost you $300. Beyond that, house for your nervous system, further care is very affordable and which controls every function you'll be happy to know that we in the body. If the spine is have affordable family plans. healthy, then the nerves work Further care is very important their best. The vital link to to consider when making your your wellbeing is between the choice of a doctor. High costs can spine and nervous system. Clay, Kobie, Carly, and Keegan add up very quickly. Great care Spinal misalignment causes at a great fee... Please, we hope pressure on nerves: nerves that go to the head, low back pain. He was stiff as a board every that there's no misunderstanding about quality ears, neck, lungs, stomach, back, and legs.. .the morning. He feels his chiropractic adjustments of care just because we have a lower exam fee. whole body. If the nerves don't work right, the have eliminated his low back pain. His aches, Our qualifications.. .We are graduates of Palmer body doesn't work right. As chiropractors, we pains, bumps, and bruises all go away much College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa. We just remove the interference (the misalignment) faster when he is getting adjusted. have been trusted to take care of tiny babies and • that's not letting the body heal. It's as simple For Carly (mom) chiropractic care has pro-athletes that you may know. We just have as that. helped her recover from insomnia. She rarely that low fee to help more people who need care. "Within 3 months of chiropractic care was able to sleep through the night, but she Tressa is our assistant and she is a really Kobie was a WELL child and no longer on says with chiropractic care she rarely has a great person. Our office is both friendly and a single medication." The Taylor family sleepless night! warm and we try our best to make you feel continued chiropractic care for the next 8 years Several times a day patients thank us for at home. We have a wonderful service, at an with a lapse in care last year and guess what? helping them with their health problems. But we exceptional fee Our office is called Breakfast Kobie became extremely ill and was admitted to can't really take the credit. What we do is perform Hill Chiropractic, P.L.LC. , located at 1247 the hospital for five days. Mom told us again a specific spinal adjustment to remove nerve Washington Rd. in Rye at the intersection of they got no real answers. The family was told a pressure, and the body responds by healing Rt. I. Our phone number is 603-964-1500. virus was making Kobie sick and he should again itself Chiropractic simply gets tremendous Call us today for an appointment. be put on medications. "UGH!" she thought. results! We can help you. Mom says she immediately got him back under We are so glad that families like the Taylor's Thank you- regular chiropractic care in our office and Kobie are working toward creating optimal health Dr. Natalie Lyle & Dr. Jeffrey Rogers is once again healthy. He is back to playing all with chiropractic care. Like most patients, they Chiropractors the sports he loves and is having his best school were lucky that they were getting body signals