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Right now only two counties permit it. The thought Supporters table. to motion a on was however, vote, that with the likely passage — which allows of gays to adopt — the a separate gay gay adoption civil bill was union unnecessary, at bill least at the this tabling motion, time. many who Opponents are critics of of gay adoption, wanted the debate to focus attention on the issue. Besides, unmarried by adoption cover doesn’t bill union civil gay the heterosexual couples. The Senate TABLED the bill 18-6. A YES vote OPPOSED voting on gay adoption as a separate issue. AFFADAVITS | NH Secretary of State more was At an issue amendment however, Presidential flexibility primary. in scheduling the which would allow those without identification to that swear they are legally allowed to vote before Supporters any official. elected an of notary, as front in it doing as opposed said that this would remove a barrier to vote. said this Opponents would allow those out of state to more easily vote here even though they live elsewhere. There were two CORPORATE CAMPAIGN GIVING | GIVING CAMPAIGN CORPORATE to level the campaign contribution playing field corporations between and labor unions. in The reaction to bill a was 1999 sponsored ruling that by protected direct the corporate state giving Supreme as Court commercial speech. Under free the ruling, labor unions, however, couldn’t do the same. The bill attempted to allow both to contribute, but only through political opponents action said, some last minute committees. tinkering left a However, loophole that would allow nonprofit trade organization — such the as Business and Industry Association — to on work to wanted Opponents disclosure. donate without amounts large the No law one more next spoke year. in favor of the bill on YES vote FAVORED A The bill failed 4-349. the House floor. passing a bill to limit direct corporate giving, loophole. despite the have repealed the law allowing people to gamble dog on racing in New live Hampshire. Supporters said that racing is cruel to the dogs, and besides, brings in very little money to the state. The dog tracks make most of their money of off betting on simulcast horse races in other states. Opponents the exemption, racing dog the without that said repeal the of tracks would have to close, depriving the state of revenue from simulcasting and depriving the communities of local jobs. There An were three votes. attempt (B) to table the bill YES 99-240. A FAILED vote OPPOSED voting on the bill at this time, mostly as a way to kill it, though some may have been trying to salvage it. The House KILLED the bill, 198- continued 138 YES gambling (C). A vote on FAVORED dog 87-242. that vote motion FAILED (D) to reconsider A racing. YES vote A OPPOSED dog racing gambling. ------Black Black White & Editor / Publisher - Michael P. Connelly - Michael P. Well, Well, one added advan GaryPatton can bereached However, sometimes I teach part-time at Salem to do with Vikings? tage of retirement it is provides that time about to worry non-issues like leges’ nicknames. col I leave it to the rest of you about jobs, the economy and to think world peace. Hmm, let’s see what’s in the “Northeastern newspaper. Huskies To Play Boston University Ter riers in Dog Bowl.”just wait a minute! Now, by e-mail at TON@ GANDL comcast.net PAT tor@ or atlanticnews.com, edi or by calling (603) 926-9358. views The expressed do essarily not nec reflect thosenewspaper. of the the association between school’s a name and that puzzling, is teams athletic its of For jarring. and incongruent, example, take the Northeast ern Huskies. When was the last time you saw mushing huskies down Huntington in Boston? Avenue Wouldn’t it have been better to the take name Nor’easters? The Northeastern has Nor’easters a nice ring reflects local weather. to it, and State College in Salem, Mas Salem the — Wow sachusetts. witch trials provide a cornu copia of possible nicknames. The men’s teams could women the and Warlocks the be the Sorceresses. But, no, the teams at Salem called State the are Vikings. does what Just me. enlighten Please Salem, Massachusetts have Hawks, it would have been more faithful to the area to call them the The Raindrops. University could have been the Big Drips and the high school the Little Drips.

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5 1 ------roup G upport upport S entary omm C Seacoast VNA, in collabo in VNA, Seacoast The group meets from 6- Despite these positive The public is invited to The bill also provides Furthermore, the plan To To ensure that everyone Diabetic Diabetic 2530. ration with Sunbridge Care Exeter, for Rehabilitation and Support Diabetic a offering is Thursday third the on Group month. of every 7 p.m. in the rehabilitation costs. costs. That way, health care dollars can be spent where they are needed patient care. most, on aspects, I do have some seri plan, this about concerns ous over on impact its including all health care costs from the imposition of mandates; its impact on current market Langdon Place at Sunbridge Care and Rehabilitation for Portsmouth, Seacoast VNA will be conducting a blood clinic on pressure the second month. of every Tuesday com monthly free this attend is which clinic, health munity held from 1-2 p.m. in Portsmouth. Avenue Jones at 188 For more information, call Erica Eddows at (603) 431- dies. dies. In addition, under this proposal, individuals would receive a $6,000 tax deduc tion and receive families a $15,000 deduction would plus an additional $2,000 for each child. incentives for both individ uals and insurers to on focus preventive health wellness care,programs, and dis ease management. That will Americans healthier in result who hopefully will have less need for chronic related medical disease- treatments and less reliance on hospital room care. emergency provides health containment care measures, such cost as lowering tive costs and administra focusing chronic on care management, health information technol ogy and malpractice medical reform as tools to control employer. employer. In other and portable is insurance the words, job from someone follow can to job. can afford care, the Health Help Agencies will provide with families and individuals sliding scale premium subsi ------ellness

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A fantastic reunion weekend in Durham is Scheduled sessions for Toddlers are Tuesday or Wednesday or Wednesday are Tuesday for Toddlers sessions Scheduled HAMPTON | Lane Memorial Library Children’s Librarian, Librarian, Children’s | Library HAMPTON Lane Memorial September Tuesday, on begin which sessions, Time Story These org; or call (603) 778-6309. (603) call or org; the cats available for adoption) visit www.rescueanonymous. the for cats adoption) available the house, the Rescue Anonymous flag and the sign pointing to to pointing sign the and flag Anonymous Rescue the house, the One. Building in the driveway next to the doors. Look for the balloons marking marking balloons the for Look doors. the to next driveway the in and take a right onto Route 88 in Hampton Falls. Hampton in 88 Route onto right a take and north on Route 1 to Hampton Falls and take a left onto Route Route onto a left take and Falls 1 1 to Hampton on Route Route north on south travel north, points and Portsmouth From 88. Brown Road, just past Applecrest Orchards. Applecrest past just Road, Brown adoption organization located on located the of corner 88 Route and organization adoption colors, sizes and coats. and sizes colors, Exeter Road in Hampton Falls. The public is invited to is The come public of invited Falls. Road in Exeter Hampton panorama a in kitties beautiful and social very some see and Adoption Day on Saturday, September 8 from 12-4 p.m. at 153 153 at p.m. 12-4 8 from September Saturday, on Day Adoption project.blogspot.com. Avery or Beth Salzman at strathamhillpark @aol.com or read @aol.com or at Beth Salzman strathamhillpark Avery playground hillpark at www.stratham the project about more the upper pavilion.For more information about the Stratham more information the Vicky upper pavilion.For Chairs Committee Fundraising contact Project, Park Hill Park’s existing, well-worn, metal swings and slide, located by located and slide, swings metal well-worn, existing, Park’s equipment — equipment a including double slide, a structure climbing Hill Stratham — to replace swings two with bay a and swing Revitalization Project. The Revitalization project will fund new recreation featured at this event. Participants will have an opportunity to opportunity an have will Participants event. this at long. featured summer all seen haven’t they friends with up catch September September 4, from 2:30-5:30 Stratham. p.m. at Screamers Café in a community Back-to-School a Ice community Back-to-School Cream Social on Tuesday, themusic studio.us. themusic are also offered.For more information about these classes and classes these about information more www. visit or are offered.For also 964-1190 (603) at Studio Music the call schedules, Ballroom Dancing,” taking place on Thursdays from 7:15-8:30 7:15-8:30 from on place Thursdays taking Dancing,” Ballroom voice and drums piano, in Lessons person). per $75 is (fee p.m. no dress code or recital for these classes. these for recital or code dress no “Adult Dance Fitness” on Tuesdays from 6:30-7:30 p.m. There is is There p.m. 6:30-7:30 from Tuesdays on Fitness” Dance “Adult 7 and up; “Adult Tap” classes on Thursdays from 6-7 p.m. and and p.m. 6-7 from Thursdays on classes Tap” “Adult up; and 7 is offering a number of classes this fall. this classes of number a offering is seventies or call the UNH Alumni Office at (603) 862-2040. (603) at Office Alumni UNH the call or seventies throughout the weekend.Alumni are invited to come for some some for come to invited are weekend.Alumni the unh.edu/ throughout www.alumni. visit online register To it. of all or it, of football game by football followed dinner and on dancing Saturday; and brunch on as Sunday, well as other planned activities planned for October 12-14, which is also UNH Homecoming is which 12-14, also UNH for Homecoming October planned There weekend. will be a party cocktail on Friday night; a University of New Hampshire have announced that they are have announced of New Hampshire University 1970s. the in UNH attended who alumni for looking children in advance either in the person in the Children’s Room Room Children’s the in person the in either advance in children 926-4729. 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For EXETER | Eventide Home, located at 81 High Street in The presentation, entitled “A Woman’s Journey Toward This event is open to the public, and there is no cost to invited is gardening in interested Anyone | MA SALISBURY, 7-9 from 10 September Monday, on held be will meeting The The owners of in McElroys, Newton Greenhouse Newton, DURHAM | Day Duckers’ is set to return to Hill Wagon (NHDU), by Ducks Unlimited New Organized Hampshire Participants event. year’s this for planned are activities Many will be DU and there will available merchandise be raffles organizations will have items on display. on items have will organizations and associated habitats. Since 1937, the of more private, than has Ducks Unlimited constructed organization nonprofit the Canada, throughout projects conservation wetland 36,000 Mexico. and States United partners other many and DU Today, species. wildlife 900 some utilize space-age technology and cutting as possible. edge effectively cost and as research efficiently habitat to conserve For more information about NH Ducks Unlimited Day Duckers upcoming event, or call Dick Magie at the (603) 472- www.ducks.org. visit or 7350 Galley the 5 at September Wednesday, on banquet installation Hatch Conference Center, behind the Best Western Inn at The Hampton. cost to is participate $25. or For reservations 474-3274. (603) at Irene call information, more The Railroad. Hobo the on trip a for 19 September Wednesday, at 9 Center For a.m. Community the Seabrook bus leave will about this trip or more information to sign up, call Helen at 474-8932. (603) the the first annual Kensington Fall Festival, sponsored by PTO. the School Elementary Kensington the at 29 September Saturday, on 4 to p.m. a.m. 10 from shine School. Elementary Kensington more. and activities children’s booths, community more information or to request an application, call Felicia Motherway at (603) 772-2312 or @ e-mail feliciamotherway verizon.net. Exeter will be sponsoring a by presentation Edward September Jones Liz on Thompson Advisor, Wednesday, Financial p.m. 6:30-7:30 from 12 will Financial Independence,” provide on strategies how to of investing the fundamentals challenges, financial overcome retirement. solid a secure to how and 772-5743 (603) call information more For participate. the at evening informal fun, a for gardeners fellow their join to year. the of meeting first Club’s Garden Seaspray at 8 located Church, Methodist United Parish East at the p.m. Salisbury. in Road Lafayette Gardening Your for Plants Best the “Getting on speak will NH New Dollar.” members and guests are 388-4848. (978) always call welcome to information more For attend. 9 from 15 September Saturday, on Durham in 4 Route on Farm shine or rain p.m., 4 to a.m. Day Duckers’ is of a the celebration of history waterfowling The was event first and conservation. of the future wetlands waterfowling of future the foster and promote to 1991 in held Estuary. Bay Great the of stewardship wise the and Flea Sportsman’s the at gear sporting old their swap or sell can and exhibits see waterfowling allowed); (no Market firearms watch compete retriever demonstrations; in a duck calling and a Calls; build by Buck wood Gardner sponsored contest home. it take and box duck and artisans conservation to win some Vendors, items. great ------The Seacoast Science As the school year begins The cost per student is SES staffers gathered $90 for SSC members, $100 and non-members; a snack will be provided. Center is located on Odiorne Point in Rye. To register or for more information, (603) 436-8043, ext 20; e-mail call [email protected]; visit or www.seacoastscience center.org. welcome students back August 28. on Tuesday, there are several important dates to An remember. open house will be held on Thurs 5:30- from September27 day, 6:30 p.m. The Coffee Chat firstis scheduled for parent Friday, September 28 from 8-8:45 a.m. NWEA forgrades 3-4 will take place testing in September; further details will be distributed to ents. par For more information regarding the beginning of the school year at SES (603) 474-3822. call will conduct ments using funscientific meth experi ods. Lessons align with NH science curriculum frameworks. daughters. Kate taught has third grade at also Salis bury Elementary and grades 4/5 at the North School Andover Public Schools. recently at WHS auditorium and were welcomed back to the 2007-08 school year Gaylord. by JimSuperintendent They were then welcomed back to SES by Michele Hey wood, who introduced the presentation of the inspiring educational film, “Freedom Writers.” The staff spent the rest of the week busily pre paring their classrooms to

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