Hats Off Portsmouth Police Raise Funds for Fallen Officer

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Hats Off Portsmouth Police raise funds for fallen officer

By Scott E. Kinney Atlantic News Staff Writer PORTSMOUTH | “10-

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responding to it. Yellow On Oct. 27 from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m., 36 off-duty officers from the Portsmouth Black Police Department, along with officers from Newing- ton and Rochester, gathered together in Market Square to help raise money for the family of Manchester officer Michael Briggs, who was killed in the line of duty during the middle of last month. The fundraiser was spear- headed by classmates of Brigg’s from the 126th New Hampshire Police Academy, HATS Continued on 23A• Slight changes in tax rates By Scott E. Kinney and county taxes. Each it the town’s tax base, up by With a 5 percent increase Atlantic News Staff Writer has increased or decreased roughly 5 percent. That’s a in value, making the aver- EXETER | Residents will slightly. gross increase of $115 mil- age home $315,000, at this see a slight increase in tax The town tax rate has lion, $90 million of which year’s rate of $19.26 would rates this year, as the cost increased to $5.02, up 11 is the result of new growth, be have this year’s property WE SPECIALIZE IN SERVICE OF goes up by a nickel. cents from the previous while the remaining $25 mil- tax increase to $6,066.90, a As set by the Department year. Likewise, the local lion reflects market appre- roughly $304 increase from of Revenue Administration, school rate has increased by ciation. last year. VOLKSWAGENS the town’s tax rate for 2006 12 cents from 2005 to $11.03. On average, homes For 2006, the total tax has increased to $19.26 per Both the state school and within the Exeter borders commitment is $31,744,342. AUDIS & LAND ROVERS $1,000 of valuation, up 5 county rates have decreased have increased in value by 5 The county’s portion BRING THIS AD 10% YOUR FIRST cents from the previous from $2.49 in 2005 to $2.35 percent from 2005. A home accounts for $1.43 million IN & RECEIVE OFF SERVICE!!! year. The total rate is made and from 90 cents to 86 valued at $300,000, last and the state school portion up of four factors, town, cents, respectively. year’s average, paid $5,763 accounting for $3.89 million. 603.772.8233 local school, state school What has also increased in property taxes in 2005. *10% good up to $50.00 in service TAX Continued on 5A•

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draft a speech and a law on their own without the help of aides, assistants, or law yers. We want to make sure that they don’t say thing obviously some stupid that will become a sound-bite on one of those comedy shows. the test would include real world problems to solve, on math. Obviously, politi cians don’t have a clue how to balance a checkbook, or how to come up with a bal anced budget. Yet millions of ordinaryAmericans man age to do it every they manage year to keep as a roof over their heads and on their foodtables. be an intense section on eth Thismanners. proper and ics would cover the such obvious, as not fooling around with interns or well pages, as as common and courtesy, the art of compromise. To really ace this any politician section, would have to admit that a campaign’s mud-slinging attack ads are not very nice — or polite. andpublic speaking section, where a politician has to test before you can drive get a car. to And just like a driver’s license, they would have to take it before run theyfor office again. unprepared politicians tak ing office wouldnow, we? theestestwell—great, they can run for office, and get to seeanyoneif votes forthem. They fail — they well, ought maybe to have admit they not madeyearly progress to be a poli adequate tician, and need to be kept back until they are There ready. are plenty jobs ofthat need to be done other in the government you know. understand. part of a would politician’s be test high-end economics, home with emphasis to provide a test for ing aspir politicians to take before they can consider running for office. Consider it proof that they have what it takes to be a politician, just you need like to take a driver’s 44 - - - o 20 15 8 1 31 27 A B S U H H T A M R D N U O A E I I 2 23 21 12 31, N R A N T G R A T T A R E E nother ol T T A A C M 3 22 18 W O H P O H S O L L I A 28 N A T U E L 4 19 16 10 A A R T S H C R O E 5 32 29 R U C S O S N H B E Editor / Publisher 11 C O R H T A E E E L 10, 2006 | V 10, 2006 Now I ask you — do you After all, a politician has What a concept. Now I ask you — do you Why isn’t there a test for 30 24 M R A A R Y I I ~ Michael P. Connelly ~ Michael P. 17 untested politician. really want that? spending your tax money in foolish ways? They make a might wrong decision, like taking a bribe, war, or flipping starting the page to a somepreviously unthought- of scandal. Even worse, you might wake up to find your favorite politician ing becomthe center of a mindless media circus for weeks on end, all because you pened to hap vote for that one politicians? much more to worry about than a mere third grade to high school student. have They anything from a town to an entire country to run. As I understand politicians it, some evenpresident. become really want an untested pol itician to go running around though. D O N N U T G L E 9 6 25 13 H T T U O C R E E ovember - - - - 14 O N O H S A N U E L r 7 26 | N T T R A N A e I I rit ews W

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age Passing Passing the politician test safeguards that the Depart ment of Homeland Security should sit up and start tak ing notes. is in charge of making and correcting these tests, which are given under such strict hard-earned taxleaving the state though — dollars MeasuredProgress inDover and true methods, and local parental and school board directives. teachers to teach to a rather test, than following their own common sense, tried the federal “No Child Left Behind” program, is which designed to encourage Expectations” or NECAP-GLE tests on their charges. iar with it, this is part of recently inflicted the “New England Common Assess ment Program Grade-Level schoolsacross the state have A B P

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The left side tires hit the Pandemonium reigned. People gawked. Others Several policemen came The long-legged blonde Rose, the mild-mannered Before the sheriff’s depu Call it luck, fortune, hard apples,” them ‘bout “How Suddenly, Mark’s big “Look out, get outta The driver of the truck A closer glimpse showed “Man, oh, man,” I thou For just a flash, I cau the of the big and dually, it was apparent her Mark’s race car. target was middle of the hood late of the model, right over the andtop. Not once, crawled not twice, but three times it went over. cheered. running. in black tights had disappe ared. school teacher from Opeli ka, AL accepted help from a sheriff’s deputy crawled from the cab as of the she top on parked was that truck of the crushed race car. ly she disappeared crowd. in the work, or a combination had team his and Mark both, of the fastest qualifying time, for pole the on sit would and the 39th Snowball Derby. shouted Mark as his pushed team his car through the pit area for a post-qualifying inspection.” four-wheel drive, Chevrolet the dually, one he pulled his race car and hauler with was headed straight for the race car. there, what’re you doing!?!” shouted Mark. showered down on the gas pedal. People scattered. a woman behind the wheel out of a Hollywood movie script. ght, “Mark has got it made. Lots of women and race car.” a fast ght a glimpse of a familiar woman’s face, but sudden

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I hope decision this explana tion helps everyone unders tand the process that we use to make the safest decisions for all the children and staff in SAU16. Should you have any comments or questions, please do not contact hesitate me at to [email protected]. or have read to them) the “From Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler.” They will also of aspects the book discussand their various expectations regarding the production The performance. Company ArtsPower with school the provided also has a study guide that includes information Konigsburg, about Michelangelo, the E.L. Metropolitan Museum of Art, and theater company ------10, 2006 | A 10, 2006 Please get in touch with your ovember missed one of our issues? Letter Carrier or Post Office and ask them ews delivered in the past, but you just 44 | N 44 | o Priority is given to projects projects to given is Priority All applications must be SAU16 SAU16 personnel always If a delayed opening is Claudia unfolds, tale the As In preparation for N Have you received the to make sure they deliver it to your home or business. graders graders will have read (or that can have a permanent impact on the proj time First participating. individuals ects needing “seed” money are welcomed, and inexperi enced grant writers will find it a user friendlytion. applica sions with departments our highway anddepartments to try police the best to information possib get forthedecisionle thathasto be made. We also have the services of meteorologistswho are in contact with us at various times during the night to give us the most up to date weather conditions and forecast. At around 5:30 a.m. a decision made has in order to to notify our be bus drivers. urges parents during incle ment weather, if, time, they feel it at is not safe any for their childschool, to to attend usejudgment whether their he/ she best should attend. If does not attend due to a safe child ty factors, his/ her absence will be excused. Also,urge parents we to discourage their teenager from driving in inclement conditions. The bus is always an alternative for them. the form of a lawyer. her to writing letter she is Kincaid and Jamie, her run brother, away out hide in) the Metropolitan to (and Museum of Art in New York City. While at the museum, the two begin investigating named there statue a whether Angel was actually made by Michelangelo. this theatre trip the fifth 32, N ol ------V chool S In addition, the Giv The The ArtsPower National Agencies receiving Giv From 4 a.m. on, Dick and On school cancellati The Difficulties of School Closing Decisions Rockingham Action, Community Arts in Reach, Friends the Project, Youth Compass Program, of Program Families Healthy and the Child & Family Services. ing Circle provided scholarships for local attend youth summer programs at to YMCA/ Camp Lincoln. the the same name. It presented will be as musical version of the novel, a which has become a favorite one-act adults. and children both of is producing Theatre Touring this play to commemorate the 37th anniversary of the publication of this Newbery Award-winning In the play, of art a collector Mrs. novel.Frankweiler, Basil E. and miscellaneous facts and figures, narrates the story in opportunities to youth and families. children, ing Circle included support the New Outlook have Teen Center, Richie McFar land Children’s Center, the Women’s Infants and Chil dren’s (WIC) program of Operations, Dick Wendell. We share the that we knowledge have at thisin time, point i.e., looking at amount theof snow and/ or ice that has accumulated or will be accumulating according to the weather forecast; the school if parking lots and walkways can be sufficient ly cleared prior opening; to school and the of severity the forecasted wind and temperature chill that morning. factors constantcontactinwith am I SAU17 (Sanborn Regional), SAU21 (Hampton SAU50 (Rye/ area), and Greenland) SAU52 (Portsmouth).All of these SAU’s including SAU16, are having discus graphic area secondary roads. with many ons, information starts be collected to around 4 a.m. on the day tial of inclement the weather. My poten first conversation is always with the SAU Director of 5 1 ------s w e nt N

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Participants will also learn how to ------SPELL Continued on 26A• “It’s a really peaceful And despite many skep “I concentrate energy on To To place an order with “You can’t levitate stuff, “There’s no slaughtering people most what Despite “My dad is a retired Jennifer’s Jewels is much “To start [the business] So why put in all the “I really want to go to religion, religion, not closed or preju diced,” said Emily. “It me. fits I like nature by magic.” intrigued and I’m tic critics, there are Wiccans who practice and believe in magic. is good.” Jen, email els24@ yahoo.com. jennifers jew people who are Wiccan Pagan or are Satanic, but that’s not it at all,” “It’s said not Sammi. evil. We’re regular people. We’re not It’s cultish. not; ‘I’m going to send a curse after you.’ It’s fun,” she said. or fly around on said brooms,” Emily. “You can’t blow up.” stuff animals, not in Wicca,” said Amy. Wicca witchcraft, about think is a passive, nature respect ing religion. one day have her own store and thinks that having this business will her prepare for that. She would like to sell her own work along clothes and accessories. with so banker, he’s guiding me,” she said. “I will have to pay taxes. It’s a but bummer, it’s kind of validating. It makes it official.” stand. lemonade a than more It’s a lot of work and pres sure, but she enjoys it. Start ing something big took help, but soon enough she able was to stand on feet. her own I had to take my a parents, but loan I’m paying from that back. Business is good so even though I’m in debt, it doesn’t feel like it,” Jen. said She smiled. “Business effort? effort? Why does she push herself to do all this and still be a good student? business school, so I this think will admissions. But help that wasn’t me why I with started. I ing like jewelry.” mak Jen hopes to

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riggs line of work it’s happen,” bound said Arnold. to “You can’t let the fear take over, but you don’t that everthe possibility exists.” forget Purslow, who works a simi lar, overnight shift in Ports things the of mindful mouth, that she has. it can happen to said “It Purslow. makes anyone,” you appreciate the time that you have with friends, and your brother officers.” family Purslow was instrumental in pulling the together for departmenta good cause. said. “She deserves all credit.” the while on duty on Monday, Oct. 16, when he was in shot the head while respond ing to a domestic call. violence Briggs died the follow ing day. contact with Briggs follow graduation, academy her ing his memory sticks with her. guy,” she recalled. “Just soft-spoken, nice guy.” a a New Hampshire officer police does not happen coast Interfaith ity Network sold Hospital pins from artwork done by homeless local other in served children networks. stop by the Alternative Mar ketplace and see everything that is available. For information, more or to reserve a vendor’s table, call Missions Committee members Nancy Bergeron at (603) 964-8487 or Susan White at (603) 617- 0714. B

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Brother with a 50-year Glendon Simmons of Hampton was presented medal and pin in recognition of his honorable half-century in the Masonic fraternity. Pictured here at the presentation are (from left) the Most Master Worshipful of the Grand Lodge of Free & Accepted Masons of the state of NH, Brother David Lamprey, Sr. of North Hampton; Brother Glendon Simmons; and PGM Brother Jeremy Sawyer of Hampton Falls. OFF MASONIC SCOUTER AWARD — FIFTY YEARS — 32, N 25% ol ------V Seacoast Shopping Center Seabrook, Seabrook, NH • Open at 9am (603) 474-3082 To To learn more about Volunteers are needed to Thosewho areinterested Fragrance Of The Month... While Supplies Last! Wreath Christmas refreshments and lend and entertainment, plan prizes, their support in any way other possible. Anyone who would like to join the Relay For Life in Portsmouth a volunteer as or team partici pant is encouraged to American Cancer Society the call at (800) ACS-2345 or www.cancer.org visit for information. more tion is required. the Adult Day Health Pro gram, community wellness groups, caregivers support groups and other services, visitwww.compass care.org or call (603) 430-0070. says Elise Ring, event volunteer chairman. “Individu als who are willing to give their time and energy to this exciting event as volunteers or participants have made a commitment to fight back against this disease and let the community know you that can beat cancer.” organize and recruit teams, seek community and porate cor support, coordinate logistics, solicit in-kind thrive from the social inter action, exercise,meal and healthy personal tion. atten in participating in the “Day of Respite” are contact invited to Compass (603) Care at 430-0070 how and to obtain learn forms doctor for referral. Pre-registra a 25 - - - 401K, Bonuses Great Benefits! Dental, Medical, Summer & Winter Summer & Winter Fun Place to Work, Fun Place to Work, The Red Cross LNA for looking are who Those Having a break from “Relay For Life is as Compass Care’s Adult HELP WANTED course is recognized in New Hampshire, Massachusetts and reimbursement and Maine. tuition payment plans are available. Tuition a change of careers should not let this opportunity pass them by. information, For or to find additional out when the next informational session will be held, call the Great Bay Chapter at (603) 766-5440, ext. 1004. one is in a safe and engag ing environment. the demands of caregiving can help improverelationships and family personal health. Clients who partici pate in the program often event where walk around participants a track relay- style overnight. Teams cancer-fighting of enthusiasts will gather at High Portsmouth School to show support their and dedication. 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By this point, any German ship not in a German port probably had been sunk, or captured, pressed into service by the Allies. to shipping on neutral many removed. be unrestricted submarine war fare on Britain, sur to which England to lead nearly had render first before the use of convoys lessened the impact This unre of warfare. U-Boat stricted submarine warfare was also one of the key rea sons that the United war. the States entered days. longer than this to the create Treaty of Versailles, a 200- 6. J. Gordon-6000, 7. J. Burton- J. 7. Gordon-6000, J. 6. 5973, 8. Kyle Busch-5924, 9. 10. Martin-5904, Kahne-5867. With only the Phoenix and Homestead races left on the it schedule, the appears 2006 Nextel Cup John between Championship decided be will Earnhardt. and Kenseth, son, during 31, No. Burton’s Jeff on Sunday’s race at Texas, and what in ports Russian to ships would be a to failed attempt stop the Communists from power. in staying to ships German All effect. in captured. be — cut all of condition cruelest off from imports of food, the car.” the Kyle Harvick, Kevin Johnson, Busch, Clint Bowyer, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Casey Mears, and Kurt Jeff Gordon, Busch, Denny were Hamlin the top- finishers. 10 remaining: races two with ers 1. Johnson-6157, 2. Kenseth- 6140, 3. Earnhardt-6079, Harvick-6052, 5. 4. Hamlin-6077, C 39 ------The Racing Corner - - Cattegat Sound is the 15. Assurance of free trade trade free of Assurance 15. He added, He “It added, was a wild suf was Jr. Earnhardt Dale “The first part of the race High German the of Most - With his second-place fin his With second-place “The 20 car was fast all body of water laying between between laying water of body Denmark and Sweden. Dur German Wars, World both ing of command this vital water Rus to access easy off cut way sia, as well desper as Allies, the To Finland Sweden. and ate to stop the Soviets, of allowed this strait opening the them to send troops and a a final act of crews remaining scuttled the defiance, the fleet at anchor as final peace were few A on. dragged talks saved or salvaged, but most Scapa of bottom the at remain given U-Boats six the Of Flow. U-111 the States, United the to was sent to the Portsmouth it where was Shipyard Naval studied, tested and disman tled. Lessons learned from it improved American subma rine technology, and led “Portsmouth to the of design the Compressor” a ballast-blow ing pump that was the stan dard on until US submarines World War II. The off sunk stripped was U-111 the of hull target. a as Seacoast the the Sound; through Cattegat of and mine fields clearance occupation of all forts and batteries, through hindered. be could transit which night, but it was a good night, night, good a was it but night, team.” the of proud I’m and fering from the of effects flu, sixth-place a managed still but finish. it wasn’t any good at he said. “But the guys all,” got to on working the car and I got and that last better, to feeling half of the race I was fine. It was a good finish, because get a of hold we couldn’t just boats, 8 light Dreadnoughts; the cruisers, rest 6 of the to fleet and be disarmed controlled by the Allies in harbors. Allied or neutral Seas Fleet, already in a state of semi-mutiny was Navy’s sent British to the Flow, Scapa chief base of operations. In went on to his fifth win of the the of win fifth his to on went season. ish, Johnson has now gone from eighth to first in points races. four last the in night long,” said “I Johnson. just didn’t have for anything like problems some had I him. the net window out popping to I had and flag, green under own.” my on up back it get ------14. 14. Surrender of 160 U- 13. Return of prisoners of of prisoners Return 13. - As in prisoners any war, - East Africa was one of the the of one was Africa East - property the of Return 12. - Belgian Bank property 11. Unconditional surren 11. Unconditional This set up a green/ white/ white/ green/ a up set This Johnson was not able to As As Riggs car slid down When When green flag racing imme to able was Johnson without harm. 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