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Pole Position of Routes 108 and 107 INSIDE: InsIDE/OUT 26,000 COPIES Please Deliver Before FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2006 Vol. 32 | No. 39 | 2 Sections |40 Pages MOCKUP — This photo, an artist’s rendition, may indicate what a 180’ monopole cell phone tower might look like atop York Hill in East Kingston. The view is not far from the intersection POLE POSITION of Routes 108 and 107. — Atlantic News Courtesy Photo Petitioners seek to block cell tower BY SCOTT E. KINNEY ATLANTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER proposed cell tower on A York Hill in East Kings- ton is drawing the ire of several area residents. Three women, from three different towns are working to ensure that a cellular tower is not built. Nancy Howaniec of Cyan Exeter, Monique Waldron of Kensington and Rosanne Seiler Magenta of East Kingston are all con- cerned about the residential placement of the tower and are signers of a petition co-signed Yellow by nearly 60 area residents seek- ing to block construction. Among the women’s con- Black cerns are the effect on the rural character of the area, the effect on the value of their homes and/or business and health effects, real or perceived. The proposal, brought to the town by Industrial Tower and Wireless LLC and Cingu- lar Wireless, has already been before the planning board, to the zoning board for a variance, and now back before the plan- ning board. The town currently POLE Continued on 23A• In this month’s edition of Investing in reading success BY SCOTT E. KINNEY ATLANTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER Inside Out; EXETER | For more than 30 years, Becky Bradley has Your Space faced a difficult challenge. Fall florals, home- As the reading special- cooked meals, caring ist at Main Street School it has been her job to help for your deck, students who struggle with smart insulation, a reading. stitch in time, com- “Reading is hard for puter repair them,” she said. “They don’t like it. It’s painful and tor- from the comforts turous to practice and they TIME TO READ — Third grader Digger Hefford works on one of home and much, just evade it when out in the of 80 lessons designed to help students read at the Main much more. public.” Street School. SUCCESS Continued on 21A• — Atlantic News Photo by Scott E. Kinney PAGE 2A | ATLANTIC NEWS | OCTOBER 6, 2006 | VOL 31, NO 39 ATLANTICNEWS.COM . WEATHER THE WEEKEND FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8 MONDAY, OCTOBER 9 A PERFECT AUTUMN DAY A BUSY AUTUMN DAY A GRAY AUTUMN DAY COLUMBUS DAY HOLIDAY HIGH: 57° LOW: 40° HIGH: 65° LOW: 44° HIGH: 66° LOW: 48° HIGH: 60’S° LOW: 40’S° Cyan Magenta NEWBURYPORT’S HAMPTON HARBOR’S PORTSMOUTH HARBOR’S DOVER POINT’S 10 DAY TIDES 10 DAY TIDES 10 DAY TIDES 10 DAY TIDES HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE Tides provided by Yellow DATE AM PM AM PM DATE AM PM AM PM DATE AM PM AM PM DATE AM PM AM PM www.MaineHarbors.com 6 FRI 11:05 11:31 4:56 5:20 6 FRI 10:59 11:25 5:04 5:28 6 FRI 11:07 11:33 4:49 5:13 6 FRI - 12:18 5:59 6:23 7 SAT 11:53 - 5:44 6:12 7 SAT 7 SAT 11:55 - 5:37 6:05 7 SAT 12:44 1:06 6:47 7:15 11:47 - 5:52 6:20 Black 8 SUN 12:23 12:41 6:32 7:04 8 SUN 12:17 12:35 6:40 7:12 8 SUN 12:25 12:43 6:25 6:57 8 SUN 1:36 1:54 7:35 8:07 9 MON 1:15 1:30 7:20 7:56 9 MON 1:09 1:24 7:28 8:04 9 MON 1:17 1:32 7:13 7:49 9 MON 2:28 2:43 8:23 8:59 10 TUE 2:07 2:20 8:10 8:49 10 TUE 2:01 2:14 8:18 8:57 10 TUE 2:09 2:22 8:03 8:42 10 TUE 3:20 3:33 9:13 9:52 FULL MOON 11 WED 3:02 3:12 9:02 9:46 11 WED 2:56 3:06 9:10 9:54 11 WED 3:04 3:14 8:55 9:39 11 WED 4:15 4:25 10:05 10:49 FRIDAY, OCT. 7 12 THU 3:59 4:09 9:57 10:46 12 THU 3:53 4:03 10:05 10:54 12 THU 4:01 4:11 9:50 10:39 12 THU 5:12 5:22 11:00 11:49 LasT QUARTER 13 FRI 5:01 5:11 10:58 11:50 13 FRI 4:55 5:05 11:06 11:58 13 FRI 5:03 5:13 10:51 11:43 13 FRI 6:14 6:24 - 12:01 SATURDAY, OCT. 14 14 SAT 6:06 6:17 - 12:04 14 SAT 6:00 6:11 - 12:12 14 SAT 6:08 6:19 11:57 - 14 SAT 7:19 7:30 12:53 1:07 15 SUN 7:11 7:24 12:55 1:11 15 SUN 7:05 7:18 1:03 1:19 15 SUN 7:13 7:26 12:48 1:04 15 SUN 8:24 8:37 1:58 2:14 Beautiful Computer Problems? 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HAMPTON | When utilized the trailer to con- For example, the stove Hampton Fire Prevention duct training sessions with is outfitted with a saucepan Officer Jon True brings his personnel from several local that can rotate via remote annual fire safety message fire departments earlier this control to show the safe and to local schools this month, week. proper positioning of the he will have a brand new When the mobile class- handle while in use. A fire teaching tool to fortify that room was brought out extinguisher and spice rack message. recently on its inaugural situated behind the back Many of True’s lessons cruise to New Castle, said burners will be used to dis- will be conducted within True, about 70-80 children cuss general kitchen and the HFD’s Bureau of Fire and adults checked it out. cooking safety. Prevention’s new Mobile Their reaction? One remarkable feature of Classroom, 90 percent of “They absolutely loved this “classroom on wheels” which was funded through it,” True said, adding that (in addition to the 911 inter- HOT TOPIC — Hampton Fire Inspector Jeff LeDuc and Fire Prevention Officer John True are a Department of Homeland “it’s going to be used really active mailbox situated out- pictured here with the department’s new mobile classroom, designed to help teach fire safety Security Assistance to Fire- heavily the next two weeks” side under the awning) is the and prevention. fighters Program grant. Pri- during his fire safety and “Weather Smart” simulation — Atlantic News Photo by Liz Premo vate donations covered the prevention presentations. package (this is where the segment of “Who Wants to of simulated smoke gener- experience within the mobile remaining 10 percent. The trailer, which is out- television figures in). be a Millionaire?” to urgent ated “on cue” from above, classroom will spur students “It did not cost the town fitted with smoke and car- Through the use of vid- weather advisories delivered as well as a hot-to-the-touch on toward greater awareness anything,” said True, who bon monoxide detectors, has eotaped segments projected via news ticker and special door and an opportunity and preparedness should provided essential input two learning areas designed on the screen, an assortment reports from a television stu- for students to discuss the they ever find themselves in while the trailer was being to represent the interior of of light and sound effects dio. Eventually an interrupt- importance of holding regu- an emergency situation. assembled to the desired a home. Carpeted bleacher and strategically-placed ed transmission followed by lar family fire drills and hav- Hampton won’t be the specifications. seating at one end of the sub-woofers, students can a “loss of power” is experi- ing emergency escape plans. only place the trailer will Cyan He credits several HFD trailer lends a view of a experience the effects of a enced, and the weather radio “It definitely will stick in be used to teach valuable colleagues (among them Jeff modified kitchen and enter- “hurricane” that actually above the screen begins to their minds,” said LeDuc, fire prevention and safety Magenta LeDuc, Scott MacDonald, tainment area, while a bed- makes the mini-blinds rat- blast. Meanwhile, the “hur- who came on board HFD in lessons.
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