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Atlantic News Delivery Changes, Expands Ear Readers: in Today's Volatile Economic Dclimate, the Ability to Change and Adapt Is Vital INSIDE: HEALTH & WELLNess 26,000 COPIES Please Deliver Before FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 2007 Vol. 33 | No. 3 | 3 Sections |32 Pages Atlantic News delivery changes, expands ear Readers: In today's volatile economic Dclimate, the ability to change and adapt is vital. For those of you who own a small business, you know exactly what I mean. There is nothing small about small Cyan business. It's usually the inverse: you have bigger obstacles to overcome with fewer resources at hand, and the Mike Connelly Magenta risk is all yours. Owner & Publisher It's like skiing powder in a mine field. You're navigating unique and uncharted territory — just don't hit a rock. Yellow But to do what you love and have the freedom to be your own architect is worth the risk, but that's my opinion. With that said, starting next week we will change our form of Black delivery to you. Next week newspaper carriers will deliver the Atlantic News in blue plastic poly bags to the homes of residents in the towns of Exeter, Stratham, Greenland, Hampton and North Hampton. We hope to add more towns as we perfect our system. In the towns and districts of Seabrook, Seabrook Beach, Hampton Falls, Hampton Beach, South Hampton, East Kings- ton, Kensington, Newfields and Brentwood, we will expand our community locations and add exterior newspaper boxes Icy blast hits Seacoast to better serve you so that when you're out and about at any- BY SCOTT E. KINNEY time, you can simply pick up the paper. (See Page 3A for the ATLANTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER complete list of local locations to pick-up the Atlantic News!) SEACOAST | Yes, folks, it’s winter. And for our advertisers, we know you have choices. 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