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Sweet times in Stratham Lindt & Sprüngli prepares to expand By Scott E. Kinney Atlantic News Staff Writer orporate executives along with Gov. John Lynch Cbroke ground on Mon- day, and what is likely to spring forth is chocolate.

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headquarters of Lindt & Sprüngli, Magenta the world’s leading premium choc- olate producer, in Stratham. The company announced the expansion

is a result of the continued growth Yellow of the gourmet chocolate industry. The $30 million project will add an additional 300,000 square feet of Black space to its current facility, provid- ing increased production and stor- age capabilities for its Lindor truffle collection and the ability to produce its full line of bars — including Excellence, Lindor Milk and Swiss bars — domestically. Currently, the bar collection is manufactured exclusively in Europe. The expansion, scheduled for completion in fall 2007, is also expected to generate hundreds of local jobs. SWEET Continued on 26A•

Hearing pits Aquarion vs. town Town seeks acquisition of company; Aquarion not for sale

By Scott E. Kinney of Aquarion Water Company. Member Robert Landman. Hampton. Atlantic News Staff Writer During its presentation of “This is merely starting the Also during its presenta- NORTH HAMPTON | the article, North Hampton process of investigating the tion, the commission showed WE SPECIALIZE IN SERVICE OF Although the crowd wasn’t Water Commission members pros and cons of a town large differences in the aver- standing room only at clarified to those in atten- owned utility.” age annual standard cost Wednesday night’s delib- dance that the December vote Aquarion spokesman and yearly per hydrant fees VOLKSWAGENS erative session, it was pretty is only to determine if voters Marty Cohn stated following between other local towns darn close. want to explore the feasibil- the meeting that a petition under municipal water AUDIS & LAND ROVERS There were two articles ity of assuming the assets to the Moderator to give its utilities and those of North BRING THIS AD 10% YOUR FIRST up for consideration, but one of Aquarion within North side of the story was denied. Hampton. The data, dating IN & RECEIVE OFF SERVICE!!! clearly was the impetus for Hampton’s borders. The water company currently back to 2004, was acquired the sizeable turn out: the pos- “This is not buying any- serves roughly 70 percent from the state. 603.772.8233 *10% good up to $50.00 in service sible acquisition of the assets thing,” said Commission of the households in North HEARING Continued on 12A•

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om .C ews N c tlanti A Blood Blood pressure readings To join the Hampton Birthdays were celebrated celebrated were Birthdays Members who won the The program was pre AWARDS Continued on 26A• AWARDS she she did the narration. What was of special interest was how they spent traveling a around in month a camper tiny and still ended up to each other. speaking were given after the meet ing by the Seacoast Visiting Nurses. Club members were food of item an bring to asked to the December meeting for the Methodist Church food pantry. Christmas brings always out the generosity of people; what a shame cannot this be spread over months. 11 other the Seniors, or for more mation infor about the club, call Hampton Rec at (603) 926- 3932. Tree Tree Named Steve,” rific,” “Ter and “I Ain’t Gonna Agnes Germain, St. Norma by Magee, Louise Calkins, Joan Pollard and Janet Edwards. Jenny Perry also had a birth to it. admit day but refused November raffle are remind ed that there will not raffle be in December, a but they should bring a raffle gift for meeting. the January sented by Reid couple and well-known a Bunker, Dusty in the Seacoast area. showed slides They of a trip they took to the Midwest while ------Upcoming trips include The Hampton Tour of The entertainment for ton ton Rec office. Ames the at musical a to one bury Playhouse on Wednes day, November Foxwoods, Decem 29 Tuesday, ($32), ber 12, $25 for resident and $30 for non-residents; Wang Center, Radio City Christ mas Spectacular, Saturday, December 23, $105 for resi dents, $110 non-residents; and Boston Celtics, February 2, $50 for residents and $55 for non-residents. Next year the rec department will be branching out and planning a trip to Italy. Lights will take Monday, December 18, place with on the van running at and 7:30 p.m. 6 p.m. Fuzz Llama, Frenzy,” Red Pajama,” “Mr. Tuggle’s “Llama, Troubles,” “Our exchange are asked to bring a Christmas gift to the meet ing. Lunch will be afterward; served members purchase must their $10 tickets if they want to stay for lunch. the meeting Winnacunnet will High be School Chamber the Singers. have performed for the club They before and they are a bunch. cute Also coming up December in is the police din ner on Thursday, December 7 at 12 noon. This is free to are tickets citizens; Hampton Hamp the through available - - nity ommu ! C

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Exeter of a department Diabetes, Neighborhood Neighborhood Diabetes, a local resource pharmacy and organization diabetes in conjunction with HealthReach at a at time. at at 2:30 p.m. Monthly topics focus on helping people live who with diabetes gain control over their disease, one step offered at the Exeter Senior Center, located at 32 Court Street Street Court 32 at located Center, Senior Exeter the at offered Exeter. in discussion forum about diabetes self-care, is currently being is currently self-care, about diabetes forum discussion 6400. For For more information, call Belinda or Kelly at (603) 772- offered every Saturday morning from 8 a.m. to 12 noon by Dr. Dr. by noon 12 to a.m. 8 from morning Saturday every offered Associates. and George Ken Dr. of offices the at Burns Jill Box Box 625, Hampton, NH 03843. For more information, call 770-4383. (603) please make checks payable to “Hampton Beach Free Medical Medical Free Beach “Hampton to payable checks make please PO Clinic, Medical Free Beach to and mail Hampton Clinic” of of Preston Real Estate and organizations. and individuals the assistance of other local No appointments are necessary. are appointments No profit clinic more. and testing pregnancy screenings, HIV offers mammograms, free medical exams, pap smears, Avenue in Hampton across from the Mainsail Motel, is open open is Motel, Mainsail the from across Hampton in Avenue month. each of Tuesday third and first the on p.m. 6-8 from 926-2066. bill bill Medicare Individuals directly. will be screened by the guidelines. CDC the within fall they sure be to VNA asked to bring their cards to the clinic; the Seacoast VNA will will VNA Seacoast the clinic; the to cards their bring to asked Thursday, November Thursday, 30 from 1-3:30 p.m. at the Hampton Road. 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Following the student “Thank them,” urged Hampton Academy’s Tickets can purchased The public is invited to the visiting Veterans were told. presentations, HA Principal, acknowledged Muscara Fred all Veterans present, includ During staff. on his those ing his own remarks, Post Cmdr. #35 Fatello encouragedthe students to make family tradition to thank the it a in Veterans their lives, prior to taking the dialogue a step further. about them ask “then Fatello, it.” about Talk service. their honoring of Veterans not end with the did conclusion of the assembly. A current project-in-progress will see students baking eventually shipping them to cookies, American military personnel serving their country in the East. Middle located located on Avenue Academy in Hampton. For more infor mation about this event, call 926-3368. (603) at library the department,which willhost a free tour of all the festive holiday lights on Monday, DecemberAfter18. the tour, be sure to join the Hampton Firefighters for some holidaygoodies. make atour To reservation (6 p.m. or p.m.) 7:15 or for more informa tion about any of these holi day happenings, Hampton call Rec the Department at (603) 926-3932. for Valor; “E” for Enthusi asm, “T,” Trust; “E,” Envi sion; “R,” “A,” Righteousness; Always Ready; Nation; “N,” and “S” for Salute. as “We a nation salute you,” at at the circulation desk now through November 18 at $1 each or six for $5. The win the after be will ners selected Fair. Holiday Friends’ stop enter by, the raffles and get a little (or a lot) Christ mas shopping Lane done. Memorial The Library is giving hanks T 8 1 ------appy H a

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Festival Trees for Fifty Fifty beautifully decorated trees will be auctioned off on EXETER | The Eighth Annual Festival of Trees will be held held be will Trees of Festival Annual Eighth The | EXETER A full luncheon menu will feature soup and sandwiches, as as sandwiches, and soup feature will menu luncheon full A There There is no admission for this community holiday event, homemade of hundreds with Walk Cookie a be will Featured GREENLAND GREENLAND | Greenland Community Congregational Legion Hall is located on Route 150 in Kensington. For more more For in 150 Kensington. on Route is located Hall Legion 394-7920. (603) call information, from from the breakfast go to support Children and Youth. The Ross; Ross; congratulations to all. There will be no December, breakfast though in they will resume in January. Proceeds children age 12 and under. The winners of the free breakfast of The the breakfast winners free age 12 and under. children and Bonnie Jan Scott, are Connie for Klemarczyk November Beverages Beverages include tomato and orange juice, coffee, tea is The $5 cost of cocoa. and for for $2.50 the adults breakfast or French toast, ham, bacon, sausage, home fries and coffee cake. cake. coffee and fries home sausage, bacon, ham, toast, French hold their monthly public breakfast on Sunday, November 26 26 November Sunday, on breakfast public monthly their hold pancakes, style), (any eggs of consist menu The a.m. 8-11 from Center, at a cost of $16 per person. For more information or to to or information more For person. per $16 of cost a at Center, 474-3274. (603) at Irene call RSVP, place on Wednesday, December 6 at the Seabrook Community Community Seabrook the at 6 December Wednesday, on place about about 7:30 p.m. The cost for this trip is Helen at $31; contact up. sign to or information more for 474-8932 (603) enjoy the Christmas lights. Christmas the enjoy Christmas Christmas shopping, then to Forest Park in Springfield to Wednesday, November 29. November Wednesday, plans plans to enjoy lunch at Chandler’s in Deerfield, MA on 0171. lot lot behind the church. For more information call (603) 775- from from 9 a.m. to 3 noon. 12 to p.m. a.m. 10 from Saturdays and 7-9 p.m.; sales-only hours are Church on Church Emery Lane is consignments accepting currently clothing. winter and fall of the Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce at (603) 772-2411. (603) at Commerce of Chamber Area Exeter the more than $500 in gift certificates. It’s a great beginning to the the to beginning great a It’s certificates. gift in $500 than more season. Christmas the the Town Hall transformed into a with decorated glistening holiday forest Tree” “Raffle a feature again, once will, which some some home baked goods, enjoy the entertainment and see Kingston, Newfields, Newmarket, Raymond and Stratham. and Raymond Newmarket, Newfields, Kingston, vouchers vouchers to children of needy families of in Brentwood, the East local Kingston, Epping, areas Exeter, Kensington, the the night of the festival, with proceeds going to the Exeter Chamber Children’s Fund, which provides warm clothing p.m. at the Exeter Town Hall. Town Exeter the at p.m. Open Open House on November Thursday, 30 from11 a.m. to 8 downtown downtown during the Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce annual annual Christmas event, contact Heidi Duncanson at (603) @aol.com. HeidiDuncanson or 431-4966 well well as ice cream sundaes. For more about information this new items. new items items under $1 for kids ages 10 and under; free children’s including cookie and activities decorating; plenty of nearly- and and Girl Scout troops; tables and other locally of made a products; Shoppe Children’s with jewelry, gourmet foods, Women’s Women’s Alliance; gifts created by Greenland’s Boy Scout cookies; cookies; a silent Auction featuring a wide variety of items and local services; handcrafted items made by the church’s which will feature two floors of merchandise and activities. and merchandise of floors two feature will which on Post Road (Route 151) in Greenland Center. Greenland in 151) (Route Road Post on December 2 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the parish house, located located house, parish the at p.m. 2 to a.m. 9 from 2 December Church Church will hold its annual Christmas Fair on Saturday, c tlanti A .

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of Commerce, will be held on Thursday, November 30 from 5-8 p.m. Thoseare interested who in lending handa can call Mary Chamber at at the(603) 772-2411. giving hanks T “We “We want to make sure people 24 - appy within specific order requirements to be eligible; they in are wel come to sign up and there is still a bit of time to do so. In addition, Capt. Reed says that December 10. Applicants must fall are are currently being accepted through know if they find they are in need, H applications for Christmas food boxes a

Volunteers were planning to get [they should] come in as soon as pos sible to apply,” Capt. Reed sible says. to apply,” office. ave together on National Family Volunteer Day, Day, November 18 in order to sort foot “We have a great community networking and pack food boxes in preparation for Thanksgiving. H up for this program at the Hampton Corps system that we’re privileged to be a part of,” gender of the Eligible recipient. families can sign says Capt. Reed. “We work well together. It’s a Hannaford. Each star has a gift request and the age and age the and request gift a has star Each Hannaford. very well-working community.” She adds, “The civic The Holiday Open That goodness is certainly broad-based. “The community And for those who want to offer assistance or donations Donations may be made between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 EXETER From 17A

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Rice at (603) 659-4766. community located at 795 Washington Road, will host its annual Holiday Fair on December Saturday, 2 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. baked goods, handcrafted information, call Activities items, Coordinator Kerry Robertson at and more. (603) 964-8144. For more of the Miraculous Medal Church in Hampton will present their annual pre-Christmas Holly Day Fair and November 18. Dinner Spaghetti on Saturday, vendors offering arts and crafts, homemade baked goods, and lunch items and the Country Kitchen, serving breakfast Gift-o-Rama The chowder. clam well-known their including raffle table is a popular feature at this event, which will be held in the Sacred Heart School gymnasium. their famous spaghetti dinner from 4-6 p.m., during which time the Gift-o-Rama raffle will be drawn. (Kindergartners and younger eat are free). available Tickets at the door or by calling Ben Caci at (603) 926-8609. the Galley Hatch from Road across located on Winnacunnet Saturday, on Fair Snowflake annual its hold will Restaurant, November 18 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. as well as ornaments, jewelry, scarves, American Girl doll clothing, decorations, gifts for pets and much more. There’s and walk, cookie a table, elephant white a goods, baked also a kids crafting table. lunch offered from 11 a.m. to 2 desserts from 2-4 p.m. pm., and beverages and Christmas season with First Baptist. All proceeds raised at the fair will be used to support the ministries and work of the church. For more information, call (603) 926-3200. on Thursday, November 23 in the located vestry Church, on the corner of and Front Spring in Streets at First Baptist The vestry Exeter. is handicapped-accessible. be accepted. Meals can be upon request. delivered to home addresses serving, delivering and clean-up. For details, call Kathy at (603) 772-3098 Monday through from Wednesday 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. November call the number above by Wednesday, volunteer, 15. Festival will November be 18 held from 9 on a.m. Saturday, Route on Lee of center the in located church, the at p.m. 1 to 32, N ol - - - - - V Ballet New England’s Guests at Guests all sittings three Party favors will be for Reservations all three The Seacoast center, The Greater Raymond available are Applications Seacoast Community “An “An 1836 Portsmouth Nut cracker” will be performed at the Music Hall in 14-16. December from mouth Ports Tickets are on sale and can be purchased by calling the or 436-2400 (603) at office box www.themusichall.org. For www. visit information, more balletnewengland.org. pastries, pastries, tea and coffee. The cost for this location will be $24.95 for adults and $21.95 children. for will have the to opportunity “Nutcracker” meet costumed to a be treated and characters special 15-minute mini-per formance featuring excerpts “Nutcracker.” the from provided and cameras for photo oppor encouraged are for Bal fundraiser A tunities. let New England, this event has become a holiday occasion perfect memorable for parents, grandparents, and children. calling by made be can sittings Ballet New England at (603) 430-9309. Seating is limited and it is that recommended be arrangements made early disappointment. avoid to Rye, Hampton, and Stratham. Seabrook, South located on Seabrook, will accept Route walk- in applicants; 1 call (603) 474- in information. 3507 for more Community Christmas Network serves the towns ofCandia, Action Brentwood, Deerfield,Kingston, Epping, Fremont, East Exeter, Newfields, Northwood, Newmarket, Kingston, and Raymond. 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Anyone who would like Founded in 1845, Lindt & Lindt USA operates Constructed in 1989, PITCH ket Basket, Lowe’s, Depot, Home Ace Hardware and the Atlantic News, as well as the town’s police and fire departments. to assist in the preparations Minabell contact to invited is Bowden at (603) 474-2930. Lindor truffles for the U.S. and Canadian markets. Con struction will be led by The Dacon Corporation based in Natick, Mass. Sprüngli is a global leader in the premium chocolate cat egory, offering high-quality products in more thancountries. Lindt 80 & Sprüngli operates eight facilities production in Europe and the United States and employs 6,300 worldwide. more than 100 retail stores throughout the country and maintains wide tion through extensive retail distribu and wholesale channels. For more information on Lindt, visit www.lindtusa.com. munity event; they include Wal-Mart, Sam’s Club, Mar quality ingredients.” Lindt’s current headquarters exclusively manufactures giving hanks T — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo 26 ------appy H a

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additional ornaments with which to decorate the tree. The town’s fire department will use their bucket truck to assist in the efforts. decorating provided donations to help com memorable a this make According to international research firm the premium chocolate ACNielsen,mar ket grew 21 percent in 2005, while the overall chocolate market saw a mere 1.6 per cent increase. has Lindt experienced 30 USA percent annual sales growth 2002. since growth and product inno vation has fueled increased consumer demand for pre worldwide,” chocolate mium CEO said Thomas Linemayr, and president of Lindt USA. strengthens investment “This our presence and momen tum in the U.S. marketplace and will drive our ability to efficiently deliver delicious chocolate using the highest brook Community have Center been tapped to make project comes project on the heels of the in growth category major premium chocolate market. 44 o - - - - 31, N ol 17, 2006 | V 17, 2006 ose vided important input Centre School students Then, when Children’s Special criteria must be R announced at the end of the year. Both the author the and illustrator of ning the book win receives cial a crystal award, complete spe with the ladybug mascot. and their voting peers have pro to the selection process, all whileenjoying an incredible bunch of picture books. ports the illustrations.addition, the book must not In be a previously-nominated title, and either the author or the illustrator from the mustUS. be Book Week comes each to NH November, in students grade pre-schoolthree vote in order to choose the through award The winning winner. picture book is children’s librarians around from New selects 10 picture book titles Hampshire early in the year. met in order for each title to be considered for nominati on: The book needs to have been published within the last three years, and beprint. It must possess strong in appeal to its young readers, and it must display artistic quality with text which sup A A committee made up of A. ovember

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M 17, 2006 | 17, 2006 | A 17, 2006 DURHAM | The University of New These original student works, encompass An Aerial Dance Showcase will be per A Puppetry and Storytelling Showcase A Dance Showcase will be performed on Tickets are $3.50 each and proceeds will 9 | pecial o Advanced ticket purchase is recommended. For tickets, contact the Friday between 10 Monday a.m. through and MUB ticket office 4 p.m. at (603) 862-2290. The box theatre office lobby opens one hour prior at to the Paul curtain Creative Arts Dance Center. and Theatre UNH the call For information, more office at (603) 862-0093. Hampshire Department of Theatre and Dance and Theatre of Department Hampshire inspiring and entertaining of series a presents showcases performed, directed, and designed, choreographed by Theatre and students. Dance ing a multitude of styles with the on spotlight aerial dance, puppetry and various at presented be will forms, storytelling, dance and venues on the UNH campus. December 6 formed at on 7 Wednesday, p.m. in the UNH Newman Dance Studio at New Hampshire Hall. The public come see these amazing student performanc is invited to es, choreographed and set to music, in aerial arts, trapeze, lyra, and fabric. Tickets for the aerial dance showcase must be purchased in advance; no tickets will be sold at the door. will be performed on Thursday, December 7 at 7 p.m. in the at UNH the Hennessy Paul Theatre Creative Arts and adults Center. will be captivated Children by a variety of by stories offered creative puppets and lively, the UNH Puppetry students. Original pup petry presentations will feature rod, shadow, hand and life-size puppets, and and sto rytelling elements. Performances will engage audiences of all ages. December 8 at 7pm in the Friday, UNH John son Theatre at the Paul Creative Arts Center. This eclectic evening of dance performance will include a wide range and styles; from jazz and tap, to of hip-hop and dance forms ballet. Audiences of all ages will enjoy artistic evening, filled this with fun. benefit Theatre and Dance scholarships. S performance performance showcases ovember ovember ’ 32, N (CC) (CC) ol ’ ’ V 12:30 45 | N

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