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Programs offered by the nonprofit Gundalow Company are "Celebrate the Piscataqua River" is the fourth (and next to designed to spark interest in New Hampshire's and Maine's last) festivity planned in the non-profit organization's ambi- heritage — the working waterfront. tious all-new "Celebrate" series which was launched earlier While tall ships came to and fro Portsmouth Harbor over this year. the centuries, bringing with them imports from across the On a five-site tour of the local New Hampshire and Maine globe and exporting New England goods en route to the waterways, the "Capt. Edward . Adams" replica flat-bottom same corners of the world, it was the countless gundalows gundalow transport craft will tie up for tours this Saturday, that navigated the rivers and estuaries of the region, playing June 6 from 1-6 p.m. a crucial roll in maritime transportation and heritage. The Ceres Street stop along the Piscataqua follows prior "We like to think of the gundalow as the Piscataqua visits made where the crew of volunteers brought the boat region's short tall ship," chuckles Molly Bolster, Executive On f v t t r f p h r nd M n to dock in York, Pepperell Cove, the Cocheco River, and pre- Director of the Gundalow Company. While the tall ships, with t r , th "C pt. Ed rd . Ad " r pl empts a stop forthcoming in July, at Jackson's Landing on the fl t b tt nd l ll t p f r t r th their towering masts, billowing sails and articulate riggings Oyster River in Durham. S t rd , n 6 fr 6 p. . capture the imagination of the masses, it was the hundreds if Saturday's "Celebrate the Piscataqua River" event is a col- not thousands of gundalows over the years that enabled the as in local schools, engaging an audience of approximately laboration with the Moffatt-Ladd House and Garden at 154 region to prosper. 15,000 per year. Market Street. Tours of the gundalow, house and maritime "They were truly the most important boats of this region," During the winter months, interactive classroom programs warehouse, along with demonstrations, hands-on activi- Bolster says. "Gundalows are the reason why the inland introduce the Piscataqua Region and the role of gundalows ties, and displays by local non-profit organizations will be towns became economically viable," she adds, pointing to a in local history while connecting students with their environ- included in the afternoon's festivities. maritime map which exhibits how Portsmouth, Dover, Exeter, ment and maritime heritage. "Songs of Old New Hampshire," a concert with Jeff War- Durham, and many other towns along Great Bay and the In the spring, the Gundalow Company works with other ner sponsored by the New Hampshire Humanities Council interconnecting waterways thrived thanks to the efforts of the local organizations to offer dockside learning experiences on will begin at 5 p.m. inside the Maritime Warehouse on the gundalows and those who sailed them. board the Captain Adams. Moffatt-Ladd grounds. Now, with Saturday's celebration, folks can step back in In June the gundalow moves to its summer berth at The Captain Adams gundalow, a replica of the flat-bot- time and learn about how the gundalows helped build the Prescott Park in Portsmouth for dockside school programs tomed sailing barges that once carried cargo up and down our state that we know today, and with a visit to the Moffatt-Ladd with Strawbery Banke. The Gundalow Company also part- tidal rivers, was constructed in the 1980s and is now a unique house, how the folks of the day lived their lives. ners with Blue Ocean Society and the Isles of Shoals Steam- educational platform to engage learners of all ages. "Celebrate the Piscataqua River" this Saturday on Ceres ship Company on educational programs. In July and August The nonprofit Gundalow Company, which owns the ship, Street on board the Capt. Adams and across the street at the the gundalow typically visits several riverfront towns in the offers maritime and environmental educational programs for Moffatt-Ladd House. It's a program that bridges the past with Piscataqua Region, providing inquiry-based programs to students and the public on board the Captain Adams as well the future, with •lenty of fun and entertainment.
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I another plane is spotted, it typically appears as a dot on into the KC 0 soaring below. In July, a ew active u y component will e a e o the the far-away horizon, miles away and safely apart from you This is all part of a routine training drill in the air. The base, with a a i io a e so e com ise o ai c ew, ow plane. Stratotankers frequently grace the skies above ease Inter- maintenance a support personnel incorporated i o the Not so when it comes to the KC Stratotanker, upon national Tradeport, w e e the NH Air a io a Gua Refueling Wing. which the Atlantic News was recently given a rare onboard Refueling Wing is based — so frequently, in fact, a i may Combined, these men and women will ca y o e ce u visit. be all too easy o folks on the ground to overlook the s u ies o honor of serving not only the state, u the nation. Lying down i the "boom" a the bottom of the fuselage, i g display of skill, talent, control, discipline a expertise With a s ig me a ic c u k, the oom o e a o isco Tech Sergeant Christie Rouleau (also known as the boom a goes into each a every refueling ig . ec s from the KC 0, w ic slowly drifts away, ike a g ea operator) peers through a window no more than a couple The NH Air National Guard opened this ig as part of s a k wis u y awi g ack o e ee . TSgt. o eau feet across, as her hands lay ready and waiting on the control its promotion of the nation's newest aviation museum, w ic makes the e i e oce u e look easy — a o her, she says, panel below her c i . swu g open its doors for e first time last weekend, ig i is. Cruising at more than 2 ,000 feet above the ground, she's here i e Granite State. 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Wa e E ec ic e as ou Wi ea e Mc aug Was i g OW o i Moye s ou a e Moo y ues a e oya A e a C a ie ose ( service that exemplifies the °a. WG 2 0 ( S . Com im e e ( (CC ess i o Week S ( ( (CC (CC (CC Trusted Choice Pledge of I co WE mious ee e S e es usi ess e ews iou Wi e ig a Yea s ig a i s eco E S o s S ay ic o i e e i eme E S ows S ay ic Performance," says Trusted ( S og. Comp Eu o e im e e ( a i e 0s a 40s. sa i g. (CC o i e (CC Choice Executive Director, W 6 Acco Sc u s ami y ami y wo a wo a i i ege " i o " a es e Game ews ( (CC Se a E e y ie s E e y (CW i g im (CC Guy Guy Me Me ( (CC C is e Ci y aymo aymo Dave Evans. 4 WS K, 8 ea o a 0s Ki g O Ki g o W ee o eo a y . i ( (CC W Comm asie asie u k Sou C ee s a & "We are proud to I (I o ea S ow Quee s Quee s o u e ( ews ( i y (CC (CC (CC a k (CC a announce that they are the IMA S• ami y o ai o Mi io s ai o W U 2 M AS ami y e a e a o a ma ( 8 ack ic o so , Mic ae Kee o . emie e. e ai Trusted Choice Agency of ( A (CC (CC eu eu (CC (CC Co e C usa e ows o i Go am Ci y o e oke . g am g am g am W 2 ews ( ews ( IC ( Ma co m Sei e Sim so s o o ge e y Me a "A eau i u ews ( (CC ews Sei e Sim so s Ki g o the Month." ( O (CC (CC (CC Mi . (CC ice ( (CC e usio " (CC (CC (CC e i Tobey & Merrill Insur- a y. 0 eu eu e eo e s Cou asie asie A E i ay ig Smack ow ( (CC ai 0e C ea e s E O W es i g ai ance was founded in 1920 I IS Mo a a Mo a a i ie s Sui e i e Mo a a Mo a a o e "Sui e i e ieae I I e IMo a a Sui e i e So a e Sui e i e O ay in downtown Hampton and A Gi mo e G s My Wi e My Wi e 0s 0s ome i eos ome i eos ome i eos e 00 C u (CC 0e 0s has grown with the town ...i Ca y iCa y iCa y ICa y S o ge S o ge S o ge S o ge o e o e o me Im ome Im a y a y _ , ICK S o ge S o ge for almost a century. They OO o y o y o y S a Sa u i a me S a e 0 Ki g i Ki g i Ame am. Guy C e ks Aqua provide auto, home, busi- A .k fl G i i G i i G i i G i i ose [ ose ose I oes ose ose ose ose ose ose : ness, life and financial pro- ES S o sCe e (CC Co ege ase a CAA Su e egio a eams I A. ( i e ase a o ig S o sCe e (CC ase a i e ES 2 oo a u i g ASCA aci g: a io wi e ASCA i e o i g i ay ig ig s. ( i e (CC Co ege ase a : CAA Su e egio a tection products. The agency ES C M ase a : 8 Cu s a Ca i a s aces e mo A A M ase a : Ca i a s a e s AWA W es i g AWA W es i g employees have a combined E O S S oi Scie ce ase a S o s S o s oug r Su e s a s II es am 0 S o s S o s S o s es am 0 I I a 2 0 years of experience in ES E A ami y e So Game ay M ase a e as a ge s a os o e So , I i gs e So S o s A S a s M ase a the insurance industry. C e Si ua io oom Wi Wo i ie ( ou o s o ig ow o ias a y Ki g U e ( A e so Coo e 60 ( (CC a y Ki g i e "We have been a member C C as Mo ey ( Ma Mo ey ( Ku ow e o C C e o s ea o o ea O e Mo ey as M y O io s Ma Mo ey ( of the Independent Agents l O WS G e eck ( S ecia e o O e o e O ei y ac o a i y ( ( O e eco e O ei y ac o a i y ( since 1920 and we wanted to a a (CC e E S ow a a (CC Cou ow Ma ow S ow Cou ow Ma ow S ow ocume a y MS C be a part of branding efforts EC ews ay i e oa usi ess ig I i e oa usi ess ews ( ews ( (CC a e ig a e ig ews ( of Trusted Choice," accord- M O. O e Misse Ca i• Mic ae ( 6 (CC a , I Me (2000 ug ackma . (CC ea ime ea ime emo i io Ma ing t agency owners n MA Mo s (:4 G ee y ( 4 Mic ae . o . Mo ie 0,000 .C. (2008 S e e S ai (CC .• 00 (200 Ge a u e . (CC Coe A ie Se 0 = S OW wo ick • a a C o : om ai e (: a y s i e Gi s (200 W y i I Ge Ma ie ? (200 Kiki Me e e o ama es iGo ie and Geoff Merrill. "Trusted Choice is at the forefront of c OO Co essa ome Cooki g iMi u e C a e ge ( u ge as i e s i e s ea s o a e ea oo e wo k Diners i e s a G i i e a e o Se O e Cu o A Ma ame ea ouse uck ouse U se a Ge So [ i s A Ma ame ea our branding efforts and on 0 . A E G os A e u es G os A e u es G os A e u es G os A e u es G os A e u es G os A e u es Mos au e (CC iG os A e u es behalf f r entire team, .n A8E Co Case ies CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami " us " C imi a Mi s (CC CSI: Miami (CC we thank f r honoring E. I c Cas ,Cas Cas Cas Ma e Ma e A ge s s. emo s Sec e Ame ica Sec e Ame ica ( A ge s s. emo s Sec e Ame ica Tobev & Merrill In r n ." cc _ — , a IS Mo e Ma e s Mega Mo e s (CC A cie isco e ies ig Im ac : M 6 a o 60 ( (CC E e i io A ica oug e i A aska ig Im ac : M 6 MI h r t d Choice o Ka e " o Ka e W a o o Wea W a o o Wea W a o o Wea ess ess " C W a o o Wea Wi We i gs ( ess Omi s A n f th M nth pro- AMC ig a . oa ouse ( 8 ( a ick Sway e. (CC • U.S. Ma s a s ( 6 ( ommy ee o as. (CC iis Ca i o s Way ( A sc o. (CC gram r n z n i a e a a e a iS Ic a e s Se ISe 200 M Mo ie Awa s (CC • Ca a y Wa ( 8, Come y — a is i o th t r n b v nd I S aymo aymo aymo i ie s Sei e Sai o am. Guy I em. Guy Co Ai ( ( A ico as Cage. (CC Se 8 Se & i ge u , b nd n l v n th t n t f aw & O e o es (CC o es (CC Mo s e i aw (200 e i e o e . • Mo s e I aw (200 e i e o a. E oug (2002 , 4 E ,Kee U Kee U im U Kee U E ews ai y 0 e Gi s e oo o 00 200 e Sou e is iC eisea , E ews C e sea e Sou th r t d Ch l d f i USA CIS "See o E i " CIS ( CIS ( is Casi o Ae ie (2006, MOO ( O MIAs( C aig (CC ouse ( O • oya ai s " i o " rf r n nd n .. kiii. is, iii i .s.., II ..., M i ca.k... cu s. ok h . ...... rrn 4 4 C...... r n II n r r I Cr . r n t n th b n f t f th r se ices. o o i u ie s. E E AI ME SI E AUC IO E E a ce e o ma ce o o s rt p t n Seacoas es au a Week n l I E Miss r t r nt f t r n E a ge e S ecies S EOA O E A A IC EWS soups and chowders; (Sec- MOLLY U p l n & HAMPTON I Hampton ond Course) herb-brined S ECIA O E A A IC EWS pr n n l d : •HAMPTON I The "Little tertlies," "Lost to the World," Area Chamber of Commerce rack of pork, Jamaican PORTSMOUTH I In "Wings" and "Endangered Miss Molly Silent Auction . r As wo restaurant members will marinade grilled chicken and Bake Sale Fundraiser," his first solo dance per- Species" — interpret a range • i e Sea offer awe-inspiring, multi- breast, veal rouladen, boiled formance on the Seacoast, of emotion. From beauty, fra- a benefit for Molly Rowley, course meals prepared lobster dinner, and petit filet Larry McCullough will gility and loss to hope and will be held rain or shine Ga ey a i especially for Seacoast Res- mignon; (Third Courses) debut a series of original humor, McCullough rouses on Saturday, June 6 from 9 taurant Week, scheduled for tangerine semifreddo, solo modern dance works the human spirit. In the title O Sa a.m. to 4 p.m. in the caf- the week of June 15. tiramisu, brownie sundae, piece, his dance reveals mys- a a ies eteria at Hampton Academy, titled "Endangered Species" This gourmet event pro- choice of an assortment of the weekend of June 19-21 terious, fictional creatures located on Academy Avenue Ch z ouc e gis s vides the public a chance cheesecakes. endangered by human forc- in Hampton. at the West End Studio The- a ouge to discover new restaurants These menus are just atre, located at 959 Islington es that don't understand. Molly is a 5-year-old u e U c i and enjoy all their favorites a small sample of what to Kindergarten student who Street in Portsmouth. at a discounted price. expect from the Seacoast Performances are Fri- lives in Hampton and was "Endangered Species" • o a Here are just a few of Restaurant Week. day and Saturday at 8 p.m. diagnosed with lymphoma is a 90-minute performance o s a i g the many palate-whetting Advance reservations are in two acts, set to classi- and Sunday at 2 p.m. For in February. o a es selections that participating strongly recommended and cal music by Rachmaninoff, more info, contact Larry The public is invited to Wi gs You Way restaurants will offer during can be made by calling the join members of the Hamp- Mahler, Chopin, Debussy McCullough, call (603) 433- Seacoast Restaurant Week: restaurants directly. 5408, email info@pinetree- ton Academy Student Coun- and Poulenc. With occasion- a s eac S ack (First Course) A seafood For a complete listing or visit www. cil and friends to help raise al narration, McCullough's institute.org sampler, oysters on the half- visit www.hamptoncham- pi netreei nsti tu te.org. money to defray the cost of dances — titled "Mystic But- shell, or a variety of salads, ber.com . Molly's care at Boston Chil- dren's Hospital. SA U AY E E I G All proceeds will go , directly to the Little Miss 6 6 0 M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 Molly Fund. W 2.4 GA ou Go ews ( ,C S ai og am Co Case "G o y a e s is a 48 ou s Mys e y ews ( (: e Commu u ge Donations are welcome; (C S (CC I ews ays" ( "Gu g e" ( (CC (CC (CC I si e y u y for more information or to WC e ace o se aci g e mo S okes. ege o e Wi eou ( (CC e e Come e ew us i g aisies ews ( (: aw O e : ouse (A C ( i e ( " es i y" I a e (CC "Wa e owe " (CC S ecia ic ims U i wi es donate, contact Suzy Frost WCS 6 Wo o A e u e ews ( C G ee s ai o ockey S a ey Cu i a Game i s u g e gui s a ews ( (:2 Sa u ay ig i e a at (603) 929-9898 or sfrost@ C S o s ( (CC (CC ews Mai e g am e oi e Wi gs. ( i e ( (CC (CC ey Coo e o e a io. sau2Lorg; Mary Mann it W O Wo o A e u e ews ( C Access o ywoo ockey S a ey Cu i a Game i s u g e gui s a ews ( • (:2 Sa u ay ig i e a ey Coo e o e a io. (603) 926-7132 or mxmann@ C S o s ( (CC (CC ews ( (CC e oi e Wi gs. ( i e ( (CC (CC WU I 2 ime Im ac o: i Oue o o cie o a ami ia . uc e S i a o Giga e ime o ic e o a ics e ises comcastnet; or Carole Fil- U I e Sema a CUM U i is a I iault at (603) 929-3706 or o WMO e ace o se aci g e mo S akes. ews ( C o ic e Wi eou ( (CC e e Come e ew us i g aisies ews ( (: E e ai me ege o [email protected]. 6 (A C ( i e ( (CC . ywe s • (CC "Wa e owe " (CC o ig ( (CC I: WGBH-2 Magic Mome s: e es o 0 s o G ea e o ma ces "S e ie Wo e : i e e Moo y ues a e oya A e a G ea e o ma ces (CC A A : ( ": I 2 ( S (CC a as " (CC (CC .CMON GET HAPPY co WE (4:00 e ig a aw e ce We k s easu es (CC Magic Mome s: e es o 0 s o • As ime Goes y eu io S ecia (CC I e i e • (CC ( S Yea s (CC HAMPTON I Tickets are W I 6 ie s ai o ami y E e y wo a o a os o ega ( os " e o g Co ews ( (CC ami y ie s Se a os o now available for the 52nd (CW g am Guy aymo Me Me (CC (CC Guy e Ci y ega annual performances of the WSBK-38 (4M • e " (2004 KI g o Ki g o W ee o eo a y . e oy (2004 o e ma , o u e so o im Mc u k u k a 0s a 0s New Hampshire Academy (I Quee e is . Quee s Quee s o u e ( e e i ig s a a o ma c ea u es. Ca e (CC (CC S ow S ow W U 2 ai o ai o MAS MAS e A S . a ma ( 8 , Ac io ack ic o so , Mic ae Kea o . e ime i e ai o Mo is Ce u o of Performing Arts and the ( A g am g am • (CC (CC (CC Co e C usa e ows o i Go am Ci y o e oke . Music g am ei i e Seacoast Civic Dance Com- W .2 (4:00 C ase a i a e ia i ies Sei e Sim so . Co s (CC Co s ( Ame ica s Mos ews ( (CC MA a k s ow S ike e W acke pany. ( O a os A ge es o ge s. ( i e ( (CC (CC Wa e ig s ack os e y S i ge . es e Ou The year's production, myw 0 I o ewi Co Case (CC Ame ica C o e is e u e o a Kiss ( 2 A ec a wi . CSI: Y " u ki " C ea e s • (CC ai ai entitled "C'mon Get Happy!'' IS Sui e i e Sui e i e i i s, Sui e i e is e C ee a Gi s (200 (:4 e C ee a Gi s 2(2006 a e . e C ee a Gi s: O e Wo i e Co y is scheduled to be presented A e a i is ome A o e 2: os i ew Yo k ( 2 ( i i g emo (200 oices o A e ooks. is ome A o e 2: os i ew Yo k ( 2 ( at the Winnacunnet Commu- § ICK S o ge S o ge S o ge S o ge ICa y Ca y Ca y ackso Ca y ICa y o e o e ome im ome i a y a y nity Auditorium in Hamp- OO C ow e C ow e eague eague o a O a o a O e o a s EE S EE S EE Ki i Ki g i C icke Aqua e a oo o a a (CC Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y ose ose ose ose ose ose ose ose ose ose ton on Friday, June 19 at . A 7 p.m. (the Company Gala ES Co ege ase a CAA Su e egio a eams A. ( i e Socce : U i e S a es s. o u as S o sCe e ( i e ( ase a o ig GA ou Go : S a e a m C assic Cou ASCA aci g: a io wi e Se ies iA ag aci g i s Evening); Saturday, June 20 ES 2 ES C A ow i g A ow i g ow i g A ow i g o i g o i g Se e s oke Se ies oke at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m.; and O S eac o ey a A i a s ( a e ea . oke Wo oke o i g ( a e e ase a S ow Sunday., June 21 at 4 p.m. ES e So C assics e So Game ay M ase a e as a ge s a os o e So . I i gs e So S o a i y MI ase a Friday evening's gala C ews oom Si ua io oom ews oom ow o ias I a y Ki g i e ews oom ews oom a y Ki g i e event will feature solo per- l C C i e ai ai ai ea o o ea e O a E ec Su e O ma ea o o ea e O a E ec Su e O ma formances by NHAPA's O WS G e eck ( Ame ica s ews O O e o ( ucka ee ( S ecia og. Ge a o a a ge ou a Wa c Ge a o a a ge graduating seniors, as well MS C ocume a y ocume a y ocume a y ocume a y ocume a y ocume a y ocume a y ocume a y as an exciting new repertoire EC E e i g E e % E e i g E e i g i e E e i g E e i g ews ( ews ( ews ( ews S o s S o s ews ai and favorite classics. u O (4:00 Ga Sma (: is a s o u y (200 a ogie . e Sis e oo o e a e i g a s 2 . i e ee o ie a (200 (CC a e i g a s 2 MA S ee . e i c e i e u k (2008 (CC (:4 . u assic a k ( Sam ei . (CC .., o ic u e (2008 e S i e . Coe Se According to NHAPA 0 S Ike o ce: aw e s. 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EA bl f r ddr h lth r r f r A E I A Y Si ECiA . O E A IA IC EWS are dedicated to the notion who attend can hear directly Pierce Law Center; Peter questions from the audience EC U E O HAMPTON I The that if we can take some time from different stakeholders Thomas, DDS, a Hampton and discussion of the issues S ESS Hampton Town Democratic to listen to each other rather in our current healthcare dentist; Jay Kaminski, MD, raised," adds Frosh. HAMPTON I The Lane Committee will hold the than talking at each other system — doctors, hospital Hampton physician; and Jud The goal of this forum is Memorial Library will host second in a series of non- we will discover that we administrators, health plan Knox, CEO, York Hospital. not to endorse one particular a "Stress Injuries" lecture on partisan Hampton Public probably share more ground insurers, employers — about Healthcare Reform will solution to these issues, nor Wednesday, June 10 at 6:30 Policy Forums on Thursday, in common on these issues the challenges that they are be very much in the news to advocate on behalf of any p.m. at the library, located on June 18 at 7 p.m. at Hobbs than we realize and with that each facing," says Frosh. this summer, and Congress political party. Academy Avenue in Hamp- House, located at 200 High as our foundation, we can "There will also be a discus- is expected to begin debating Additional forums are ton. The lecture will be pre- Street in Hampton. The title start to construct solutions sion of various alternatives healthcare reform legislation planned for later this year on sented by OSHA/ Applied of this forum is "Healthcare that will be in the best inter- to the current system that are in June. Eeveryone who is education, energy, the envi- Ergomomics Specialist, Ste- Reform: Do We Need It? ests of everyone." being proposed." interested in this issue is ronment and climate change ven M. Jones. What Are the Alternatives?" The June 18 forum on Participating in the forum invited to this timely forum. and the growing challenges Throughout history, hand,' "The purpose of these Healthcare is being orga- will be Helen Taft, executive "Quite frankly, the broad- facing the US in Afghanistan wrist, and arm disorders forums is to raise the aware- nized and will be moder- director, Families First Health er the background of the and Pakistan. — including those referred ness, understanding and ated by Hampton resident and Support Center, Ports- people who do attend and For additional informa- to as "Repetitive Stress Inju- • dialogue within our com- and President of Healthcare mouth; Everett Page, former the more varied the points of tion about the forum series, ries" and "Cumulative Stress munity about the critical Management Strategies, CEO, Matthew Thornton view, the better off we will visit www.hamptondems. Disorders" — have been a issues facing all of us," says Wendy Frosh. Health Plan; Tom Bunnell, all be," says Muns. org or contact Chris Muns at problem for all types of peo- Chris Muns, chairman of the "We have designed this director, Institute for Health, "We are leaving plenty chrismuns@hamptondems. ple involved in all types of Hampton Democrats. "They session so that the people Law and Ethics, Franklin of time on the agenda for net. trades. Even the term "Car- SU AY E E I G pal Tunnel Syndrome" has been referred to by dozens M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 of names over hundreds of years and has afflicted peo- ple as diverse as stagecoach drivers and telegraph opera- tors. This entertaining lec- ews ( (CC ture will focus on the history and causes of this problem, and more importantly the proactive steps people can take to help prevent such injuries at home and in the' workplace. A Hampton resident, O i so Jones holds two advanced degrees from Southern Con- necticut State University and Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti- tute; has published articles on musculoskeletal injuries; Ame ica and is an authorized instruc- a (CC tor in HAZMAT, CPR/ AED and First Aid, the 'National Traffic Safety Institute, and Wi y Wo ka a e C oco a e t r . Os ee ee Brain Trauma Foundation. ome Im a y ami y ami y The event is also free and am. Guy am. Guy C icke Me a open to the public. Gr ff th Gr ff th For more information, call Darrell Eifert at (603) 926-3368. zz C is o y o e os o ui s U AISE
ai ai SEABROOK I A buzz cut fundraiser is planned for Tuesday, June 16 from 4-7 p.m. at SplitEndz Hair We come i e a e i g a s 2 ue oo (CC ea Salon, located at 817 Lafay- (4:46 W a a e s I egas e a e i g (2008 (CC I o ic u e (2006 e Mie . o i ( 2: 0 si (2000 ette Road in Seabrook, next Missio : Im . 2 (: • e u i g a y (200 , ° um e e (CC e e (CC Wee s Ca i i y (200 , e i & ies d to Papa Gino's. OO Cakes Cakes u ge as C a e ge ( C a e ge ( e oo S a I o C e Ame ica l ay xt oo St r Cool buzz cuts for the G 2 0,000 Ch ll n t nt ll S ll C rb II l I come " r e , $2 0,000 Ch ll n r nt St r . In r nt summer will be given by A E C tl l og omes Su e Yac s (CC Quee Ma y 2 b t M ll n Y ht S p r Y ht (CC Q n M r 2 Addison and the Spli- c. A E . S n S n II: ° I „ og G n S n G n S n :G n S n . tEndz staff for a $5 donation; ISC Ou f th W ld Y ll t n : a e o f ( (CC h S n ( ( In d l n t E rth E rth r . ( h S n ( In d l n t E rth cc proceeds raised will benefit a IS h n h t r f th n l n . Exp d t n Afr , I d r r :I d r r . Exp d t n Afr , Exp d t n Afr I d r r U l — C Unt ld St r Unt ld St r Gia egs ll t C i e v t M n v t M n ll t Ch ldr n v t M n the Seabrook Community I able. AMC _w ue Use ( 4, Ac io ( A o Sc e swa egge . o. ee Ki gs ( , Wa Geo ge C oo ey. (CC ... ie a 2( 0 uce Wi is, o ie e e .. M Ce e i y 200 M Mo ie Awa s (CC a is i o " ea Wo , i o Ck i o Ci i o Ck I is a s ( , o o e o Sawa. This event is sponsored — S aymo Go e i Si y Seco s (2000 ico as C . (CC i e ock ( 6 ( OW A See Ca e y. .. e ock ( 6 ( OW A S a Ca e y. by the churches and people . u. e . ASCA ookie: S i Cu II. e We i g e (2006 o a k ( 0 , ama ( eo a o ICa o, Ka e Wi e e , i y a e. (CC I e Cl r ( ot Seabrook. For more infor- E .Kee U ,Kee U C p U Kee U o es e Wo s eac o ies e Gi s e oo K ndr I h rd C e sea K ndr K ndr mation call (60 60 2 0. USA 2 22 u ious o Casi o oya e (2006, Acgo (M a ie C aig. (CC aw Ord r: CI In l n S ht ( . rn t ( Ord r: CI I E s e oo a Sa i g Sa a Cai (200 Use e e . I ecause I Ssi So (200 (CC -Army Wives (N) Gr An t Ar W v ( S . t.0>• [Alt I Mt• & A . Ci0 • E E AI ME IE S O A E LIBRARY PROGRAM BREWING IN SEABROOK
S ICIA O E A AWK EWS liest brewers, including the I A Y OS renowned Frank Jones. Illus- SEABROOK I Seabrook OOK SA E Library in association with trations present evidence of the New Hampshire Human- society's changing attitudes HAMPTON I The Friends of the Lane Memo- ities Cou_icil, will host a toward beer and alcohol program entitled "Brew- consumOon over the years. rial Library will hold their three-day annual Summer ing in New Hampshire: An Knoblock is the author. Informal History of Beer in of 10 books and more than' Book Sale on Thursday, June 18, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.; the Granite State" on Thurs- 70 articles, and serves as the
Friday, June 19 from 9 a.m. to day, June 11 at 7 p.m. in the main military contributor to 4 p.m.; and Saturday, June 20 library's meeting room. Harvard and Oxford Uni- from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Presenter Glenn A. Kno- versity's African American , A special Preview Night block will explore the fasci- Biography project. will be held On Wednesday, nating history of the Granite This program is open to
June 17 from 5-7:30 p.m. State's beer and ale brewing the public, and light refresh- for active members of the CONFERENCE CALL — Members of the Winnacunnet ig industry, from Colonial times ments will be served, but Sc oo S u e Cou ci ece y a e e o e S a e ouse Friends as well as individu- to today's modern breweries there will be no samples i Co co o e Associa io o S u e Cou ci s als interested in joining the and brew pubs. will be served. The library is co e e ce u i g e isi ey ea om e ou goi g volunteer organization. Unusual and rare pho- located at 25 Liberty Lane in "We look forward to S a e esi e S e e C oui a o W S a we come e i comi g S a e esi e o o uc a so o W S tos document this changing Seabrook. For information another big turnout to our — A a ic ews Cou esy o o industry and the state's ear- (603) 474-2044. summer book sale," says Lynn Blume, who is coordi- nating the book sale along MO AY E E I G with Friends members Susan Hughes and Kris Sawyer. 6 8 0 5 PM : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 "This year's sale will feature z 4 ( (CC ( Ev n n h n Ent rt n . n I M t lf En CSI: M " b ( t Sh W th t t the largest stock of books C S (CC ld r ( nt h r M n nt h ll" (CC (CC v d tt r n ( Sh WC ( ( ( A C W d n d Chr n l h h l r tt h r n n n (:02 r C th ( (: ( 2:06 K for sale in recent memory, Ed t n (CC v t lll n In h r h t n. ( (CC l d ( (CC ht ln v ( in both hardcover as well (A C (CC (CC (CC WCS 6 ( O ( ( C 20 M r r C l br t ... G t & Ord r: Cr t l n C (CC ( h n ht Sh t as paperback. As a special ( C (CC (CC (CC z n . l M O t f r n l Int nt (CC (CC W th C n n O r n ht token of appreciation, Satur- W ( ( ( C A Extr ( I C l br t ... G t & Ord r: Cr t l n C (CC ( h n ht Sh t day patrons can purchase a ( C (CC (CC (CC d (CC M O t f r n l Int nt (CC (CC W th C n n O r n ht Friends tote bag for $6 and 2 r r I p t° M d l t r nt n C ld d n l M r n r Cr t n SI A: 2 t t r E l t I fill it for free." (U O Un v dn Un v Inn l Cl An l S rnpr M . Unlv dn Un v dn WMU ( ( MS ( A C W d Ent rt n Chr n l h h l r tt h r n n n (:02 r C th ( (: ( 2:06 K In addition to the wide (A C (CC (CC (CC nt v t ll n n h r h t n. ( (CC l d ( (CC htl n v ( selection of children's, young ..• WG 2 W rdOld • t h h r W th Gr t r r v r t C a ie ose ( G ea e a is adult and adult fiction and ( S ff hr r ( (CC t n (CC t n S l non-fiction books, the Book .. WE C r C r O t n h l r W th G rd n htf t: v n n (CC r. W n r: Ex n b t th t p p r n Sale will feature a raffle of ( S C r r G r l (CC pt. hr r ( fr r x z n ( z n h r h r p t nt l. (CC two sets of Red Sox tickets. W I 6 A rd S r b l l lf lf G p G rl " v r On r ll ( S x nd Ev r r :.r.: n (CC G G M n M n n M r d" (CC th C t n ".n„ :. •..t., The first two tickets are (CW WS K 8 l r h t 0 K n f K n f Wh l f p rd r. h l ( (CC W h t 0 r r r r n d • S th Ch r lf & for the July 3 (Friday night) (I l Sh Q n Q n rt n ( . ( Sh (CC (CC (CC r (CC lf game against the Seattle W U 2 MAS rA Sl l l l b b Gh t Wh p r r CIS " d nd Un CIS "W t h nt" C b S d r d r d r Mariners, while the second ( A (CC " l " d d (CC (CC " h Cr n " b r d" (CC (CC n r r r r two tickets are for Sunday W 2 ( ( M2 ( M l l S nf d S p n " t h E t n ( A ( (CC S nf ld S p n K n f afternoon, July 26, against ( O (CC (CC (CC M d. (CC C " (CC (CC (CC (CC th ll M 0 d d h pl C rt r r r r M t r f Ill n M S r t n d 0 O td r E O d d the Baltimore Orioles. All proceeds raised from this IS W IWIz rd t 0 0 S t f M nt n M nt n rd nd Wl d W t rd t M nt n S t f S v n f Cr Summer Book Sale and the A Gi mo e G s (CC M W f M W f 0 06 Gr ( (CC An th r C nd r ll St r (2008 ( h 00 Cl b (CC Gr ( tt Sp n r r jIC rl IC rl A I p z p z nn nn l l Red Sox raffle benefit the § ICK n 0 M ll n S ff l dr ll O l p t hnn hnn EE S EE K n ll K n ll . G . G Ch n Friends, a multi-age vol- I OO n 0 A Gr ff th G i i G i i Gr ff th Gr ff th G i i : unteer organization whose rn Int rr pt Sp rt C nt r (CC MIS b ll p t Y r Y n . (CC b ll n ht Sp l C nt r (CC b ll v mission is to preserve and ES ASCA (CC rn nt rr pt C ll b ll CAA S p r n l A. ( v Str n t Str n t Str n t M n ASCA (CC strengthen the library as a ES 2 ES C Sp rt C nt r (CC ASCA n x n A tb ll: 2004 r t C v l r AWA Wr tl n A . Gl d t r community resource. I O S W rld r b ll Sp rt Sp rt I h ld r p 0 r Sh Sp rt Sp rt Sp rt r S ow n l The Friends of the Lane ES d S x d S x MIS b ll: n r t d S x All St r All St r All St r All St r Sp rt d S x Sp rt O td r d d Library sponsors a variety C h S t t n W th W lf l tz r ( bb n ht r n rr K n v ( And r n C p r 60 ( (CC rr K n v of speakers, exhibits, and n C C t M n ( M d M n ( K dl p rt C C p rt S M d ff On th M n M d M n ( t M n ( ,community events for the IAA O WS Gl nn ( Sp l p rt O p rt h O ll t r nn t ( ( On th rd h O ll t r nn t ( benefit of the Lane Memo- MS C rdb ll (CC h Ed Sh rdb ll (CC C ntd n M dd Sh C ntd n M dd Sh rdb ll (CC rial Library. For more infor- EC v r d n ht I I IEW r d ICE ( ( (CC t M t ht
mation about the Summer Cli O (4: 0 v r n K d r :0 r G ld (CC l n (200 Ell n . :4 . GM S rt (2008 St v C n r Book Sale, contact the Lane MA (4: 0 . In n (2002 •Sh r Att ( (CC (: n r M nd ( (CC 0 r p h nd r (2008 n St ll r. S x S x Memorial Library at (603) S OW : v n ll (2008 th tt n. (: . Al n C Sp d r (200 W d W d W d r W d r G rd n 926-3368. OO C nt rt . l M n t Ch ll n ( G d G d Un r p Un r p n r n r G d Un r p Un r p Un r p n v n t S ll A z n Wh t G t r p rt r p rt r t ht $2 0,000 Ch ll n r p rt r p rt A E I Cr r d Anth n rd ln Anth n rd ln Anth n rd n z rr d Anth n rd n t ll Anth n rd n A A IC A &E Co Case i es CSI: M (CC CSI: M (CC Int rv nt n "Chr " f Int rv nt n ( Ob d ( (CC , Cr 60 ( O 4Int rv nt n "Chr " ISC C h :C h C h C h M th t r (CC M En n r n M En n r n IM En n r n M En n r n M En n r n IS Und r rld Und r rld —M d rn M rv l : llb ll : h l St r ( (CC ,Exp d t n A ica i e A e eo e i i y: ea S o y C I n K t n K t Wh t t o Wea i e I e + o Ka e f n K t l n K t , n K t C C n K t o Ka e o Ka e o Ka e AMC l rd 2( 0 r M l nn d M. rt rr ( CIMt E t d. (: E p r Al tr z ( ( (CC M n
a e a a e a a e a a e a _ ue i e r f r f C ll i e ( __ Co ege i e a asy nt + S aymo aymo aymo ie s Sei e Sei e am Guy em Guy e Guy e Guy ame ame E g a Se & Se & Und r EWS e C ose ( h C ose ( e C ose ( e C ose ( h C ose ( (CC i e ai g e a ( aw& O e aisi g e r E ig S a ke us a a-Ki E ews ai y 0 Goi g os a : Sh n A t o io e ce e Sou We C e sea E ews Ch l W b o Adv rt . USA CIS " a is e " CIS ( CIS "Smoke " CIS " i e " (CC WWE M nd ht (Ul ( (:0 oya ai s " i o " (CC Cl e a A my Wi es ( v Wi Wi asie asie C ll (60 26 4 U E Cy i Cy i ess ess Mo e M th r 4- e a • r•,, SEACOAS EA IE Al . E• & A S n n( E E AI ME U r COI E E A CAKE EAK AS EOWIlfl In t r t E E I S E AY O I E U AISE PORTSMOUTH I The Naval Branch Health Clinic Relay for Life Team will be holding a Pancake Breakfast Cr St pp r on Sunday, June 7 from 8-10 lp lv r . a.m. at Applebee's Restau- C ll 60 4 r 20 4 rant, located at 1464 Wood- Portsmouth Police are investigating a number of thefts that bury Avenue in Portsmouth. have occurred recently at area athletic clubs and gyms. FOR TIE RAMPTOIS Breakfast will include Crime Stoppers reminds you to secure your valuables Anonymity Rewards pancakes, juice and coffee. A including your care keys whenever it's possible. donation of $5 may be made Please call Crime Stoppers if you wish to at the door. Those wishing to remain anonymous and have information on reserve their tickets should unsolved crimes or under age alcohol parties. 2 222 call Eileen at (617) 968-2959 You can also leave an anonymous tip by logging on to in advance. I IAMPTON VIS1011 CEPITER "Putting a Pinch on Crime" Opt tr .K.II. , 0. . www.seacoastcrimestoppers.org This a wonderful oppor- Opt n :WM. S t " S ll v n • S ll v n All n Il n n • S r n • W nd St dr You could be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000 if your [email protected] tunity to enjoy a great break- 26 p t S r (l th r pt n. 0 42 • 60 . 26. 22 information leads to an arrest and conviction. fast and contribute to the .h pt nvl n nt n fight against cancer. All event proceeds will benefit UES AY E E I G the American Cancer Soci- ety. 6 0 5 M I : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M I 0: 0 M : 0 I 2 AM 2: 0 GO OU EY W 4 E S OSE I EE (C S WC HAMPTON I The A C Hampton United Methodist WCS 6 ( ( C 20 M ( t Church is hosting its seventh C (CC (CC z n . (CC ht annual Charity Golf Tourna- ment at Breakfast Hill Golf Course on Monday, June 15, with a shotgun start at 8 WMU ( ( ( A (:0 A tb ll n l G . A. ( ( 2:0 a.m. t ABC (CC (CC (CC I. K l C nt (Uv ( (CC (CC htl n WGBH-2 W rdGlr t h h r W th Gr t r l z O t r th Sh d r ntl n " h n r ntl n n n p pl n f All of the proceeds from r. 0 S ff hr r ( (CC t n M r : St r f Ir n M n" (CC n Ch n . (CC ( S this scramble format tourna- CC 0 WENH 11 Curious Curious Staves n h r W th A G n n Sp l (CC Chr th n t n ment will be used to help S G . G E r p Apt. hr r ( needy Seacoast individuals W I 6 A rd S r b 02 0 "W r t n t h d r t h d ( (CC S x nd (j ( W K n An r " ( (CC th C t and families who are home- r. h l ( O (CC W h t 0 r r r r n d • less, hurting or hungry. ( Sh (CC (CC (CC The cost to participate in W U 2 MAS MWS b t n l " t n l " b t n l " h f t l d r Ab C r l d r this event is only $100 for an (CC (CC M " (CC l ld t n" M ht " ft r r r individual or $375 a four- x ..2 ( h rt n h M nt l " f ( (CC ( O (CC b d d t . (CC d " ( (CC (CC some. The entry fee covers r . 0 d Str t Str t l (CC l (CC n d 0 Ch t r a round of golf with cart, IS S t f th v n rd (2000 hIfl • • M nt n S t f plus a continental breakfast A ,G l r G rl (CC M W f 0 06 d d d h 00 Cl b (CC Wh ? Wh ? of homemade pastries, lunch ICK I I tY S 0 l r C rl C rl • l p z p z nn nn l l and an opportunity to win OO AM U Itl Ed, Edd v .• • r hnn hnn EE K n ll K n ll . G . G Ch n A hole-in-one prizes of $10,000 A Bonanza (cc) ,Griffith I Gr ff th Gr ff th Gr ff th or other major items. There ES rn Int rr pt Sp rt C nt r (Uv ( (CC v Sp rt C nt r b n ht Sp rt C nt r ( v ( (CC will also be prizes for the I ES 2 ASCA rn n rn Int rr pt W A tb ll: St r t v r ll rd : W A ll rd : W A ll rd : W A v ASCA four top teams (and the bot- ES C C ll tb ll & St l x n A l n 8A l n AWA Wr tl n A . Gl d t r . tom team) and individual O S Cl bW . St r ISp rt Sp rt Kn W rld r t Sp rt Sp rt Sp rt Sp rt t Sp rt n l prizes, men and women, for ES G lf nt d S x d S x G M b ll Y r Y n t t n d S x. Inn n d S x Sp rt d S x MI b ll longest drive and closest to C h S t t n W th W lf l tz r ( bb n ht r n rr K n v ( And r n C p r 60 ( (CC rr K n Uv the pin. C C t M n ( M d M n ( K dl p rt C C p rt S r t , Kn ht On th M n M d M n ( t M n ( O WS Gl nn ( Sp l p rt O p rt h O ll t r nn t ( ( On th rd h O ll t r nn t ( Sponsorship availabili- Z MSNBc rdb ll (CC h Ed Sh rdb ll (CC C ntd n M dd Sh C ntd n M dd Sh rdb ll (CC ties are as follows: Corp°. EC v r d n ht n r r d n ( ( (CC t ht t ht rate, $1500; Business, $1000; M O W l K t K ttr d : An A r n G rl n h S t rh d f th r v l n nt 2 r Chr : K ll W l Company, $500; Hole Sign, 6, MA n t . h rn Ult t (200 (CC ft A.I.: Art f l nt ll n (200 (CC •Ex t W nd (200 (CC C d ( 2: Str t K n $100; Tee Sign, $50; Cart 2 S OW (4:00 M nh nt r (: (200 , r M nn r v r. ■• Wh d I G t M rr d? (200 W d r W d r t l Sign, $25. C nt C n M n t Ch ll n G d CO OO G d G d d C Ch pp d Un r p d C Anyone who is a good : 2 G v n t S ll Ext Uv M r t r t t St r In r t r t r t — 0 golfer or simply enjoys the A E t d St p z rr d z rr d z rr d I z rr d z rr d z rr d z rr d game is encouraged to come
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