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Honoring Community Volunteers by LIZ PREMO and Making It a Better Place for Their Service INSIDE: POLITICAL VIEWS 26,000 COPIES Please Deliver Before FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2006 Vol. 32 | No. 43 | 2 Sections |40 Pages Water worries Cyan North Hampton considers acquiring Aquarion Magenta BY SCOTT E. KINNEY Yellow ATLANTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER NORTH HAMPTON | The date is set. On Tuesday, Nov. 14, at North Hampton School, residents will come together to deliberate Black on the possible takeover of the assets of Aquarion Water Co., while Senior Vice President of Aquarion, Larry Bingaman, says the company is not for sale. As part of a special town meeting, the voting portion will follow on Dec. 19. The vote is only to determine if voters want to explore the feasibility of assuming the assets of Aquarion within North Hampton’s borders. If the article receives the necessary two-thirds approval, a warrant article with a dollar amount would then go before voters at the town’s annual town meeting in March. The meeting is a result of a petition by Henry Fuller, resident and Water Commission chair- man. The petition was signed by more than 450 North Hampton residents. Aquarion Water Co. currently provides water for more than 8,000 customers living in Hampton, North Hampton and Rye. Roughly 70 percent of the households in North Hampton are served by the water company. Bingaman said it’s not as simple as just taking control of the system in a single town. WATER Continued on 18A• Honoring community volunteers BY LIZ PREMO and making it a better place for their service. the organization was hailed ATLANTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER in which to live. Accepting the awards for it support (both in time HAMPTON | Anytime is Last week, the Hampton were Ann Kaiser of the and financially) of many of a good time to honor those Community Coalition — Hampton Rotary Club; Dot HCC’s projects, including individuals who by their itself a volunteer-powered Gooby of the Friends of the the free medical clinic at the selfless actions and tireless organization — celebrated Lane Memorial Library; beach, the City Year/ Ameri- WE SPECIALIZE IN SERVICE OF efforts make a tangible dif- this year’s select group of Sharon Fontaine, a Hamp- corps mentorship program ference in the lives of the honorees during the annu- ton parent; Jerry McConnell, at Hampton Academy, and people around them. al Applefest event held at founder and president of various other projects such VOLKSWAGENS Whether they’re in the Hobbs House. the Friends of Winnacunnet as the Interact Club at WHS, very midst of the task at With a large group of Foundation; and HCC’s own student scholarships, and AUDIS & LAND ROVERS hand, or working quietly Senior Citizens looking Nita Niemczyk. support for the Hampton BRING THIS AD 10% YOUR FIRST behind the scenes, volunteers on, HCC’s Patty McKenzie Ann Kaiser accepted the Historical Society. IN & RECEIVE OFF SERVICE!!! are essential threads woven announced the winners and Business Community Ser- “Rotary promotes good- throughout the fabric of any presented them with framed vice Award on behalf of the will, friendship and peace,” 603.772.8233 *10% good up to $50.00 in service community, strengthening it certificates of appreciation Rotary Club. In particular, VOLUNTEERS Continued on 12A• PAGE 2A | ATLANTIC NEWS | NOVEMBER 3, 2006 | VOL 31, NO 43 ATLANTICNEWS.COM . 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