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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. 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

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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. A Monday ice storm reassured us of that fact as We will keep our promise of total-market penetration by falling rain froze, causing slippery road conditions delivering to more than twice as many households each week as well as several power outages throughout the CHANGES Continued on 3A• southern portion of the state. At its peak at approximately 4 a.m. on Tuesday morning, an estimated 38,000 New Hampshire residents were without power according to Public Service of New Hampshire. The majority of power issues were reported in the southern central portion of the state between Manchester and Nashua. The Seacoast area did see its own share of outages, however. Power WE SPECIALIZE IN SERVICE OF problems were reported in Brentwood, Rye, New- market and Raymond by midday on Monday. Portsmouth also reported a few problems. VOLVOS, JAGUARS The company’s customer service department reported receiving roughly 63,000 calls during a & HONDAS 16-hour period beginning at 7 a.m. on Monday. BRING THIS AD 10% YOUR FIRST ICY BLAST Continued on 4A• IN & RECEIVE OFF SERVICE!!! 603.772.8233 *10% good up to $50.00 in service

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Municipal Budget uge s etter H L Apple 5: I went straight www. is address Web The Last, and the most the Editor: To The Hampton Budget As a 30-year resident Mary Jo Boisvert with PSNH Communications said at noon on Tuesday that the majority of remaining power regardless regardless how you want to say it. to the point,on point. and I stayed to did use not any need"equalized", terms"variables", "fair such as market value" or "dwelling,” because involved or necessary in this they comparison. are not nhmunicipal. org/Home/; if you go to this Web site, you can determine for yourself what it has for credentials. important point, again, is to (Deliberative vote and out get Session, February 3; Town Election Day, Thanks. March 13. Committee made mistake, which a will hurt the huge Hampton taxpayers, when they voted January 11 to not with contract the recommend vote (the teachers 21 SAU the was 7 yes and 7 no). — and taxpayer — of Hampton and mem ber of the Winnacun net School Board, the board represented I on the SAU 21 Nego tiations Committee. For the first time, we had an experienced labor attorney as our chief negotiator. PSNH crews. By 8 10,000 Tuesday, of a.m. those cus on tomers were back in service. facts

(603) 778-7461 M-F 9:30 - 5:30 Sat 10:00 - 4:00 Exquisite pple blast from 1 a A 145 Water St. Exeter, NH Exeter, St. Water 145 Members, League of NH Craftsmen Members, Apple 3: The town budget town The 3: Apple Apple 4: That is a LOT of These are budget thetown The 1: Apple facts Apple 2: The population To the Editor: Ann thank to want I First, Second, let me rebut At daylight on Tuesday, Jewelry Collection icy Yelle’s the contrary, please share it with the rest of us. divided population is by the per capita value ($1,534.00). Hampton's apples, or taxpayers’ dollars, additional60 two-mancrews, half of which were from the utility’s sister Connecticut Light and Power companies, and Western Massachusetts Electric Company, reinforced Ann Kaiser'sabout apples comments and I indicated apples. my source, New the Government Hampshire Center address (Web Local Ann below), Kaiser used which frequently most when worked she likely for the town. State The of Newand other Hampshire New Hampshire organizations abundance have of informationon the Internet available for an anyone to use and reference. (apples): for 2006 was $23,609,157.00. value, 15,394, I from used the was New Local Hampshire Government Center, Municipal Data, and reliable Employment 2006most the is source Edition. ThisIf 2006. for available accurate anyone has information to Kaiser. She took to the write time a to rebutting the letter paper, to opinion, which is democracy voice her at work. She and I do agree on one thing: Get out vote and (Deliberative Session, February 3, Town Election Day, March 13).

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Dave Cohen, assistant director — Atlantic - - - - UP SOME SUPPORT tove COOKING 2007 & S Roger Tuttle, a Hampton The Area Hampton Lions American Culinary Federation, Piscataqua presents Chapter, money raised through the Dinner group’s annual to local Chef non-profits. and Child Families First Health received and donations Support Center, to benefit their programs, both of which are Community Campus in housed Portsmouth. at the New Heights, and Laura development Keller, coordinator for Skip Marden (center), public relations chairman of the th (603) 474-5595 Area Lion who UPS owns Store in the North Hamp ton, offered a discountthe Lions so that the to glasses Roanoke to shipped be could more cost-effectively by than having Jack drive them there. The glasses are tially still sorted and packed ini locally, but they do their United reach States destina tion more efficiently. and the Exeter Lions are in a partnership which efficiently more and economically allows many of New Hamp tions, but how could help? they Because it was an enormous such and expensive undertaking, the Hampton Area club’s members were impressed and become asked involved, to to share the effort. inter 28 - - - eb Seabrook, NH 03874 Seabrook, (1/2 Mile south of Wal-Mart) -W ireplace 158 Lafayette Rd (Rt. 1) - F ommunity id F st uttle, UPS C T M 1 Hampton Hampton Area Lions Club SALE! an J Dave Anderson, UPS North Hampton is one Gas & Wood Stoves Available Gas & Wood eacoast Come Early for Best Selection! During one such trip Jack In times past, Exeter They are next distributed S sonally drove his full truck to Roanoke without reimbursed being for the trip. was a monumental task! It photographed the procedure from start to whole fin ish, and this is the program that Hampton Area viewed. Lions They the now answers knew to their ques of vision-impaired citizens, some of whom have never been able to see and properly, are then clearly. able to see Lions Club memberHelie Jack collected used numerous eyeglasses and from many other clubs in his his district (which encompasses most of southeastern New Hampshire) and then per against the law; therefore the therefore law; the against collected glasses from Seacoast area had the to be sent overseas. free of charge to thousands ------A vision for A serving ews he UPS Store The in UPS Store N

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