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INSIDE: 21 VOICes 26,000 COPIES Please Deliver Before FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 2007 Vol. 33 | No. 4 | 3 Sections |32 Pages BUILDING PRIDE BY SCOTT E. KINNEY ATLANTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER or years Ben Gerkin and Jack Quinney have been teaching more than how to Fframe a wall or how to roof a house. They’ve also been teaching pride. Within the Building Trades classroom of the Seacoast School of Technology the two men have been teaching students the basics Cyan of residential construction and that what- ever they do, they should do it well. Magenta Whether it is one of the nearly 25 homes in the Exeter area the class has built over the years or one of three sheds the group is currently working on, it has to be right. Yellow “They’re responsible for a completed project,” says Gerkin. “Everything we build here is either sold or going to be sold and the students are responsible for a com- Black pleted contract. It has to be done right up to the top or it’s going to be pulled apart and done over.” FIRM FOUNDATION Students who first join the program — Seacoast School of Technology Building learn the “ins and outs” of building a Trades teachers residential structure, from framing walls Jack Quinney (left) to roofing, all along learning safe practices, and Ben Gerkin the use of a variety of tools of the trade and stand amidst one of the terminology that comes with it. The stu- three sheds currently dents also learn the importance of planning being constructed by and plotting out a timeline of a project from students enrolled in the class. start to finish. — Atlantic News “The idea is to teach the students how Photo by to build a house from scratch,” says Ger- Scott E. Kinney PRIDE Continued on 18A• 30 LOCAL RESTAURANTS JOIN TOGETHER TO OFFER ONE REWARD CARD! Robbery suspect eward Yourself for eating out at this area’s Favorite Restaurants! 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WEATHER THE WEEKEND FRIDAY, JANUARY 26 SATURDAY, JANUARY 27 SUNDAY, JANUARY 28 MONDAY, JANUARY 29 CHANCE OF SNOW - FRIGID WINDY, PARTIALLY CLOUDY, TEPID PARTLY CLOUDY, CHILLY MOSTLY CLOUDY, GLACIAL HIGH: 10° LOW: 3° HIGH: 31° LOW: 21° HIGH: 32° LOW: 12° HIGH: 25° LOW: 14° Cyan Magenta NEWBURYPORT’S HAMPTON HARBOR’S PORTSMOUTH HARBOR’S DOVER POINT’S Tides provided by 10 DAY TIDES 10 DAY TIDES 10 DAY TIDES 10 DAY TIDES www.MaineHarbors.com HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE Yellow DATE AM PM AM PM DATE AM PM AM PM DATE AM PM AM PM DATE AM PM AM PM 26 FRI 4:26 5:04 11:14 11:29 26 FRI 4:34 5:12 11:17 11:32 26 FRI 4:42 5:20 11:02 11:17 26 FRI 5:53 6:31 - 12:12 27 SAT 27 SAT 27 SAT 5:44 6:31 - 12:11 27 SAT 5:28 6:15 - 12:23 5:36 6:23 - 12:26 6:55 7:42 12:27 1:21 Black 28 SUN 6:34 7:26 12:34 1:33 28 SUN 6:42 7:34 12:37 1:36 28 SUN 6:50 7:42 12:22 1:21 28 SUN 8:01 8:53 1:32 2:31 29 MON 7:40 8:31 1:41 2:38 29 MON 7:48 8:39 1:44 2:41 29 MON 7:56 8:47 1:29 2:26 29 MON 9:07 9:58 2:39 3:36 30 TUE 8:42 9:29 2:44 3:37 30 TUE 8:50 9:37 2:47 3:40 30 TUE 8:58 9:45 2:32 3:25 30 TUE 10:09 10:56 3:42 4:35 31 WED 9:37 10:20 3:42 4:28 31 WED 9:45 10:28 3:45 4:31 FULL MOON 31 WED 9:53 10:36 3:30 4:16 31 WED 11:04 11:47 4:40 5:26 1 THU 10:26 11:04 4:33 5:14 1 THU 10:34 11:12 4:36 5:17 FRIDAY, Feb. 2 1 THU 10:42 11:20 4:21 5:02 1 THU 11:53 - 5:31 6:12 2 FRI 11:11 11:45 5:19 5:56 2 FRI 11:19 11:53 5:22 5:59 LasT QUARTER 2 FRI 11:27 - 5:07 5:44 2 FRI 12:31 12:38 6:17 6:54 3 SAT 11:51 - 6:02 6:34 3 SAT 11:59 - 6:05 6:37 FebRUARY, Feb. 10 3 SAT 12:01 12:07 5:50 6:22 3 SAT 1:12 1:18 7:00 7:32 4 SUN 12:22 12:30 6:42 7:10 4 SUN 12:30 12:38 6:45 7:13 4 SUN 12:38 12:46 6:30 6:58 4 SUN 1:49 1:57 7:40 8:08 INTRODUCING Re-Opening! 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