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Ford continues to give all during final year at Main Street School
By Scott E. Kinney Cyan Editor, 16 Voices
EXETER | While the school year has just begun, when the final Magenta day of school does arrive it will also mark the retirement of one of Exeter’s finest educators. For 13 years now Paul Ford has headed up the Main Street
School. And when he leaves on that last day, the school will be Yellow missing much more than a principal. It was nearly 21 years ago that Ford first came to the Exeter School District. It was then that he began as principal of the Lincoln Street School back when that school was kindergarten through Black third grade. The two schools would exchange properties with the third grade remaining at Lincoln. That was 1992. The previous year Lincoln Street School was home to 830 kids. “It was really, really tight and really, really busy,” said Ford. “That move really evened out the population.” Ford looks back on the swap of the schools fondly because it allowed him to utilize an educational tool that has been the basis of his career and made him popular with students, parents and teach- ers alike; getting to know the students better. Knowing the students allows for a better education, espoused Ford. “You get to know the family, the students likes and dislikes and their strengths and weaknesses as a person that way we can serve them better,” he said. “I love teaching. There’s nothing more pro- FORD on 12A• ‘To fallen soldiers let us sing…’ By Liz Premo 1998 MERCURY Atlantic News Staff Writer HAMPTON | Gray skies with a potential MYSTIQUE LS for drizzle made for a solemn canopy overhead Auto, Leather, Sunroof, as Hampton’s American Legion Post #35 con- Loaded!, #5462B ducted their Global War on Terrorism monu- NEW LOWER PRICE ment dedication on Tuesday evening, the sixth ONLY anniversary of 9-11. Because of the weather, a good portion of BACK TO the ceremony was moved indoors and upstairs $ SCHOOL in the Legion Hall. Post #35 members wel- 4,395 SPECIAL! comed families, Veterans, several color guards, GARYBLAKEMOTORCARS.COM and guest speakers to the standing-room-only 84 PORTSMOUTH AVE., EXETER, NH 03833 venue. SERVICE Scores of onlookers, however, willingly AND SALES 866-838-3377 HOURS: MON-FRI: 8AM - 6PM • SAT: 9AM - 5PM SOLDIERS Continued on 14A•
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SEACOAST SEACOAST | State Senator Maggie Hassan (D-Exeter) “I’m just checking in with folks about what we did last Library, Public Exeter the at 18 September Tuesday, Exeter, Newmarket, Thursday, September 20 at the Newmarket HAMPTON | Seacoast Jake field Berliner, coordinator for The meeting, which is open to the public, will take place KINGSTON | Nichols Memorial Library on Main Street The public is invited to join this new business owner for 3 Favorite Family Hampton’s Priced Restaurant Beautiful… has announced that she will be holding several community meetings in order to hear from her constituents in District 23. Senate session and because it’s time to file new legislation,” says Hassan. “My goal here is just and ideas.” to Following this hear week’s scheduled people’s gathering on concerns Thursday in Seabrook, upcoming meetings are planned for Exeter, Newmarket and Kingston. All meetings from 6-8 p.m. in the locations listed below: are held at park to asked are Participants Street. Chestnut 4 at located the nearby municipal parking lot or along the street, rather than at the library parking lot. Public Library, located at Wednesday, October 1 3 in Elm the Street; Town Main Hall, and Street. located District Kingston, at 23 163 comprises East Kensington, Kingston, Kingston, Exeter, Newfields, Newmarket, South Hampton and Stratham. Constituents from Seabrook, Newton, these towns are invited to attend the meetings. the Bill Gov. Richardson presidential campaign, will be the featured speaker at a combined meeting of and the Hampton Falls Democratic Committees. Hampton on Wednesday, September 19 in the room downstairs at meeting the Lane Memorial Library, located on in Academy Avenue Hampton. social A hour from 6:15-6:45 p.m. will be followed by the regular meeting from 6:45-7:45 p.m. For more information, call (603) 926-9358. has announced that Rebecca Ross Exeter will of conduct an herbal tea workshop on Wednesday, White Lily Teas in September 19 at 6:30 p.m. instruction in the beneficial qualities of select herbs and a hands-on opportunity to blend a custom $5 material fee covers all costs for A calming and relaxation. tea mixture for this workshop. reserve a space, To or for more information call Nichols Memorial Library at www.nichols.lib.nh.u (603) 642-3521 or visit - Exeter.nh@ Exeter.nh@ . New fall classes g “All of the instructors For more information on or e-mail them at taoist.or are starting soon and classes are offered Monday through Saturday. knowledge and love of the practice with their students on their own free time. are volunteers,” said Caisse. “Nobody gets paid for this. In fact we pay our dues just like everybody else.” how Taoist Tai Chi can help your health situation tact con them at (603) 658-1199
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Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - - - - A age | P . m ews hamptonbeachs N ic tlant • Install pet waste sta In addition to recycling — In the 1930s volunteers Bury It” campaign for proper proper for campaign It” Bury in butts cigarettes of disposal designated containers. tions to make it convenient for dog owners to clean after their dogs. and commercial trash pick- up, a number Precinct the impacting issues of current —as well as the quality life, of land use and economic activity of Hampton Beach — are being addressed and discussed. include These improving parking issuesavailability, zoning changes, reconstruction of the bridge, reinstating municipal park ing lot; fire protection and rebuilding of the new beach fire station. Litter beach is a problem on that also the needs to be plan addressed. is currently being A out lined to motivate people to enjoy the beach and keep it clean. The public is urged to send their suggestions and ideas to [email protected] ‘A Century of Town ‘A and Century Beach’ of Town - - - 14, 2007 | A 14, 2007 istrict D er eptemb — Atlantic News Photo Courtesy of Peter E. Randall, 38 | S 38 | o • Lenny and Carol Paul • Increase the number • Design and install • Invite local artists to Don't — It “Carry a Join • e illag would participate in "Raking Bees" seaweed and debris. to clear the beach of ‘BEE’ A CLEANING VOLUNTEER ing (as long as you the ignore cans and the boardwalk). litter During the along June, 2007 Precinct business meeting, the Commission ers asked the “Beautification Committee” to collect ideas that could be incorporated into a comprehensive effort to address the trash The issue. following suggestions have been made to date: from the Coffee Break Cafe have suggested handing out trash bags at food establish ments/ hotels/ motels/ cot tages. of signs on the boardwalk beach stating and the State Park's carry-in, policy. carry-out trash and recycling attractive stations to be placed on the beach. create art awareness that of promotes trash disposal. appropriate 33, N V ol V ------each B Black Black White &
In 2006, the Precinct pur Trash on the beach: Trash A growing problem A the sand and the boardwalk is increasing. Trash is more than an eyesore. It has pro found negative effects marine and on wildlife health and the environment. It also hurts tourism and the qual ity of life of our community. There is nothing like a nice walk on the beach (as long as you don't step on a glass bottle). It is search wonderful for that to special shell with your children (as long as you don't find telling yourself them not to pick up cigarette butts). It is to go great jogging in the morn about our beach. Many local groups have volunteered to clean sections up of different Hampton Beach. A few new the along up gone have signs boardwalk reminding visi tors to dispose of their trash properly. Brian Warburton and his staff rake the beach and have cleaning crews on the boardwalk every during the season. day chased and placed 25 addi tional trash containers Ocean on Boulevard. Despitethese efforts, and the types volume of trash left on
n ampto - - - H Legal Notice Public Hearing Notice Clerks in the amount of $10,000. 100 Winnacunnet road, Hampton, NH. place in the Selectmen’s Meeting Room, • To accept funding from • To the New Hampshire Town of Hampton, New Town Hampshire The meeting is open to the public and will take Grant Program for New Hampshire City & Town to take comments from the public on the following: Department of State — Vital Records Preservation The Hampton Board of Selectmen will hold a public After Memorial Day There is no denial: Trash (Editor's Note: This is the HAMPTON | During Recently, many people hearing beginning at 7:00 p.m. on September 24, 2007 the sand sculptures wrote a letter to a local newspaper stating, “The trash on beach is the an embarrassment to New Hampshire citizens. The people who live should care here about how the town presents itself.” the from member a Weekend, Blue Ocean Society said the beach looked as if “a dump had exploded” because scattered litter of amount the of along the beach. is a growing problem.a As community we do care fifth and last of a series of arti cles provided by members the of "Precinct Pen" Newsletter Committee of the Hampton District.) Beach Village our long history as a resort community, visitors residents come to enjoy our and beaches, ocean and tainment. enter have commented growing on problem the of left trash on the beach. A woman that came for the first time to Hampton Beach to see EWS — Michael P. Connelly N Gary Patton To Contact Us John Holman Atlantic News Jerry McConnell [email protected] [email protected]
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May payment of legal fees, at least at this time. reverse reverse recent state court decisions that allowed the jury to allocate damages against go those to plaintiff the to who up be then would It the lawsuit. the in name plaintiff did not after those parties, whereas before those court decisions the defendant needed to go after Supporters that of money. the primarily were who — defendants for fair not was it said bill insurance companies — to use the "empty chair defense" to shift blame to those who aren’t even in defend the themselves. courtroom If the to plaintiff wins the case, it should be the insurance company that goes after other responsible parties, not the plaintiff. Opponents of the bill say that the courts have it right. Under the old system, plaintiffs were encouraged to settle with someone who might be responsible mainly for a nominal amount because that not person insured, is while going after someone only responsible. The tangentially Governor agreed with the opponents and vetoed the bill saying unfair for a degree of defendant fault with to a have low to pay share of the a damages. The House vote of disproportionately 65-255 to FAILED large override the veto, so the bill YES is vote A dead. FAVORED partly responsible parties sometimes paying full damages. Execution that supporters argue the death repealed penalty. as the state hasn’t killed any murderers since 1939, the law should it but used, judiciously and defined narrowly very is be left on the books as a deterrent to those that would dare use deadly force against law enforcement officials who are the very guardians of our Opponents society. said that the law isn’t used because it is It’s unnecessary. an uncivilized act of vengeance, not a life imprisonment. deterrent, The and House the voted 185-173 cost YES A to keeping the death penalty in place. REPEAL, thereby exceeds KILL the the death penalty. vote FAVORED BILLS LEGAL than $600 for the legal fees of three Supreme Court justices investigated for wrongdoing, including $474,000 for Chief who Justice was David impeached Brock, by the House, but acquitted by the Senate, in 2000. Supporters said that since pay least at should state the innocent found were judges the some of their enormous legal bills, especially since it relating was to their official duties. State law currently requires the state to pay for the defense of state officials who aren’t Opponents said that impeachment is a constitutional guilty. especially it, exercise to pay not should House the and right, when there are grounds for it, even if been proved beyond a the reasonable doubt. That law covering case could not state officials doesn't, or at who are impeached. This amendment (C) least would delete the shouldn’t, cover defending from state the prohibit and fees, those legal of payment officials who are impeached. The House voted YES amendment vote A 150-176. OPPOSED down the payment of the legal fees. An attempt (D) to table the bill 145-182. FAILED , ------m Editor / Publisher - Michael P. Connelly - Michael P. As for me, while driv reachedbe canPattonGary Finally, say those And so the debate editor@ atlanticnews.co er to retain it study. That gives for everyone further time to think. ing my aging body aboutin my vently car to (hoping avoid all accidents), any fer I will and reflect upon the two arguments. weeks, In I back to will you in this column report which side I think is right, and why. In the meantime, happy (and safe) ing. motor at [email protected] or or by calling (603) 926-9358. The views expressed do necessarily reflect notthose of the newspaper. sor who has studied older motorists.” opposing Hampshire HB878, already Newrigorously more tests the ing ability driv of older citizens than do other states. Granite State is one The of only two that require road tests of older current drivers. law, Seniors Under must pass a road test when they turn 75 and five years againthereafter. every swings back between and advocatesopponents forth and of road testing additional of older driv ers. Fortunately, a lull has occurred in versy. Late the in the contro session, the House Transportation Committee, voted not forward HB878 to to the full house for a vote, but rath ity of times, when there’sa fatal an crash older driver, involvingfatality the is the onlyolder driver,’ said David Grabowski, Harvard University profes a
------t I ee Atlantic News Atlantic I S s The views expressed on this on expressed views The Readers may send their In addition, due to Moreover, claim crit Critics of the bill respond bill the of Critics A page do not necessarily reflect necessarily not do page the of views the welcome We advertisers. its or alternative views and consider guest commentaries will for publication. comments and rebuttals [email protected]. to From the Publisher: ated in the public’s mind. Last year, only 15 121 drivers of killed the on New Hampshire highways (12percent) were 71 or older. That figure is higher than the percentage of over drivers 70 (8.2 percent), not alarmingly so. but their frailty, ers olderare more of a drivthreat to themselves than occupants of another car. Paquettewrites inthe Law Courtney rence “Eagle-Tribune,” “In New Hampshire,drivers involved in serious older crashes are twice as likely to be killed drivers as involved in younger lar simi crashes … ‘The major that it discriminatesitthat against the elderly in a second way — by forcing them to pay higher licensing fees attime of a life when they can ill afford it. costs $50 Currently, to renew a license it every five proposes years. charging $10 HB878 per year, plus $20 for re-exami nation. For someone over 75, who would be ined once per year, the cost exam over five years would $150 — an increase of be$100. Bill Whalen of Sanbornton notes in a Fosters Democrat” “Daily article, only do “Not they discriminate against Seniors, but want they you to payprivilege of being discrimi for the nated against.” ics of HB878, of the inept image older and drivers dangerous is exagger age. In addition, an there ongoing is discussion addressingthe high fatality of and accident rate teenage drivers.” among - - - - 38 o 2 9 8 7 1 6 4 3 5
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Other quality of life To the Editor: To How refreshing it was to It not only helped rid the This is the most hope that hope most the is This Hillary has traveled udos K issues such as driving, car and aggressive motorcycle noise abatement and speed of need to be more reduction an emphasis on a daily basis and not just the subject of an intermittent crackdown. relationships with around leaders the world, relation ships that have been all but destroyed by theadministration. present I feel fident con that Hillary Clinton will restore our around the world and make standing to say that I am an me proud American. Sea the of success the of read brook Police Department's sobriety weekend Day Labor checkpoint. streets of drunk and danger ous drivers, but it also high lighted the need for similar enforcement initiatives other Seacoast police bydepart ments. Hillary Clinton. Clinton Presidentsaid that if we want the in standing our restore to global community that we should elect Hillary to White House. the I have felt since the issue of the "hanging chads" ended with four more George Bush! years of extensively and has created
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Head of School eeling Seacoast Charter School F To the editor, To I was in Portsmouth this Thank you all on behalf The mission of the Sea To learn more about us To To the community and To the families and To To the Department of To the Kingston School past weekend to see Bill and of the parents, faculty, board, faculty, parents, the of administration, and most of all by the students Seacoast Charter School. of the coast Charter School isprovide to excellence in whilearts the academicsand core cultivating the qualities individual and strengths each student. of The combina tion of challenging intellec tual and artistic endeavors develops hearts our and students’enables them to minds live fully in the world. more and please attend a Spotlight on heldLearning the third Tour at montheach of Wednesday 9 a.m. at the school, located at13 Church Streetin Kings ton. Please call the at (603) school 642-8400 to reserve a space. is beautiful and the students will flourish in such a won very fortunate to be able to call it home. business members who sup ported our monthly light Spot on Learning Tours to build awareness charter schools of have to offer what tobuild a community rich in education options. To those who contributed attended our to annual fund and raising breakfast in we May, are especially grateful your for financial and in donations. kind extended families students of who continued our to support and believe that we would open our doors this year. stoodYou with us and supported us both spiritu ally and financially. New Hampshire and forward look to your continued support. Education and Board of Education thewho lis State tened intently to our cerns. con Board the Superintendent’s office for working with over us the last year to secure a new home in the old Kings ton High School. The space derful environment. ------s etter L Portsmouth thanks Barbara Hilton
any M To To our legislators in the To the Editor:To An open letter of grati As we opened our I listened from outside So what does this say to Tuesday morning, I called I morning, Tuesday options to our families. We are an extension of the pub lic school product line in House and Senate the and Governor’s to office, who rose to the occasion of our funding crisis and supplied those of us at our federal the start-up end grants, of the funds to this continue year. for Your support bipartisan of innovative edu cational solutions is a testa ment to your commitment to New Hampshire’s cational edu system in offering ter School on we August were very 29, thankful for the opportunity and to want recognize all the parties responsible for the students happy and teachers saw getting we ready to spend their first day together. We are a small but grateful part of the nationwide school option charter of over 4,000 charter schools serving over one million students. ton campaign and those who those and campaign ton her for advocate and support candidacy? Sadly, I what it says to me. know tude to our supporters. doors at the Seacoast Char the barricades and Hillary Clinton speak, more heard than once, to restoring the Constitution, and later, not to making anyone ible. invis She spoke to vate-club, the ownership society pri of the Bush Administration. I think, from her campaign's actions, that belong to the same club. she might you about the Hillary Clin rally permit. City Manager John Bohenko Portsmouth said that there was no such restriction in the permit that was issued to the campaign, Clinton that they required to were permit entry to come to wanted who anyone in, and he and Attorney City Robert Sullivan both have to right every had I that said with property public on been my sign. my chagrin when you signs all over the pro-Hillary see the rally's designated "NO SIGNS" area. City Hall and inquired to as the specifications of the ------
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enate 0 3 | HB927 defines an adequate S | SB267 would clarify that the from 8A call (F) BUY LIQUOR STORAGE RACKS (G) ADEQUATE EDUCATION MAY REQUIRE FULL (E) INCREASED DROP OUT AGE MIGHT GO INTO Roll schools would be chosen) institute full time garten, lower public class sizes Kinder and hire more experienced teachers. equal an have to students all for crucial is Kindergarten Public chance to learn, said supporters. By would finally passing start complying with this, the state the Supreme Court: state Define an adequate education first and then come up with the money to pay for it. It would also allow the state to target aid for students that need it. Opponents said that it is impossible passed by unanimous vote, it shouldn’t be fixed until next ses next until fixed be shouldn’t it vote, unanimous by passed leg the if said They held. was hearing public full a when sion, islative intent was so the clear, law wouldn’t be implemented anyway and proponents are trying to circumvent the process to 14-10 look vote A good. to SUSPEND THE RULES to allow the bill FAILED to achieve the necessary 2/3 so majority, the making bill it YES died. A clear vote that FAVORED the drop out age increase won’t begin until 2009. appro $270,000 a cut have would budget) (capital HB25 the to priation to buy storage racks at a state warehouse. Supporters of the Liquor racks said that the Commission current ones are not safe and need to be replaced, and it is more profitable to agreed state the that said Opponents them. rent then buy, to the Besides, it. of out back to fair isn’t it so racks, upgraded rent The for that racks a might are anyway. warehouse be replaced 12-12, so amendment the FAILED racks remained. The Senate the capital budget. The PASSED final capital budget (with the 27, June on Senate the and House the both passed racks) liquor the FAVORED vote YES A 29. June on law into signed was and YES vote A OPPOSED budget. buying the racks. TIME KINDERGARTEN education as meeting NH curriculum school frameworks in approval nine specific standards content areas and and it includes public Kindergarten. The state would pay extra help “enhanced to need schools” (without explaining how such EFFECT IMMEDIATELY drop out age would not increase from 16 to 18 in 2009. to Due a technical error in an SB87 — an unrelated bill having to do with New Hampshire students who schools — the out drop law would go into immediately, effect attend out-of-state and if implemented, school come administrators up with alternative might programs for have would be drop to outs. Supporters said that this could lead to confusion school just is starting, when and it should be fixed without They delay. charged opponents with just sabotaging the dropout law to score political points. Opponents said that since SB87 was
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