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MU E A SMU Y OSE b h n l ht n f Sh l t r MA K CKAG to be any in-depth account of it," Faxon tells A IA K Ntws Stan Warns the Atlantic News. "Years later, when I found SEACOAST I The man rowed steadily up time to write a book, I chose this story because the Piscataqua and toward the ocean in the it had all the elements that would make an frigid late-night hours, on his way to Smutty- interesting read- for those who like historical nose Island. true crime. The place itself has a Colorful history, He was about to become a killer, and one of the circumstances surrounding the crime were the Seacoast's most infamous stories ever told very unusual and the outcome of the trial was was about to unfold. controversial." His name was Louis Wagner, so history has Now retired from corporate business, Faxon shown, and before he left Smuttynose Island to has turned to writing, and while he now lives in • ,•• row back to the mainland, he had stolen a paltry Connecticut, he has a longtime connection to the $20, and taken the lives of two innocent women, Seacoast region. II Karen Christensen and her sister-in-law Anethe "Having grown up in Haverhill, Massa-
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Hampton Falls, and Sacred Award program, in further a a Sc oo Heart School in Hampton. recognition of accomplish- The "Certificate of Dis- ment and the development s u e s tinguished Achievement" of the qualities of Courage, is given "in recognition of Leadership, Honor, Service eam u o attainment acquired as win- and Scholarship." ese e e ners of the American Legion The runners-up at Hamp- School Award. In further rec- ton Academy were Kaleigh as o e ognition of the possession Freshman and Jonathan of those high qualities of Sudianan; the awards were u u e Courage, Honor, Leadership, presented by Post 35 Corn- Y la halo Patriotism, Scholarship and mander Ralph G. Fatello. E I O . 21 Vous Service which are necessary At North Hampton School, SOUTH HAMPTON I to the preservation and pro- the runners-up were Sarah This most recent school year tection of the fundamental Tymochko and Alexander is now history, but for mem- institutions of our govern- Howard; these awards were bers of the Class of 2009 ment and the advancement also presented by Joe Kutt. at Barnard School the past of society." At Lincoln Akerman is now part of the present At Hampton Academy, School, the runners-up were — and preserved for the the winners were Ray- Alissa Bozzuto and Camer- future. anne Reusch and Andrew on Stetz, who received their Under the guidance of Hamel; their awards were awards by presenter, Legion- eighth grade Social Stud- presented by Post 35 Corn- naire Paul Fitzgerald. Sacred ies teacher, Chris Asbell, mander Ralph G. Fatello. At Heart School's runners-up the students spent a good North Hampton Elementary were Michelle Trainor and portion of their class time ff• I wa ic u e e e wi e " oo s o e a e," s u e s c ea e a i m School, the winners were Kevin Russell. Those awards this spring creating a film ocume a y i ki g e as wi e ese i C is As e s Socia S u ies c ass a a a Heather Laroche and Jack were presented by Warren documentary "connecting Sc oo . — A a ic ews o o Ward; those awards were White. the past with the present everyone. students' comprehension of puter program (Klovie and presented by Post 35 Chap- These American Legion — trying to link the Great "They [were] pumped," each topic presented, and Apple's Final Cut Studio 2) lain Joe Kutt. awards have been presented Depression to now," as one said Asbell. "It's fun at this every effort was made to to create their eighth grade At Lincoln Akerman throughout the United State student described it. level." assure that the project met magnum opus. School, the winners were for many years. This year, While the project engaged This isn't the first time required grade level expec- "The tools we have are Brianna O'Brien and Spen- they were awarded in each filmmaking aspects such as Asbell has guided a class tations (GLE). fantastic," Asbell said. cer Kennedy. Legionnaire of the schools through the creating storyboards, draft- through this process; last Next, armed with their Extensive editing was Paul Fitzgerald was the pre- auspices of the Hamptons' ing scripts, recording, edit- year, his eighth graders new-found knowledge, the the next step (creating an senter at these awards. And, American Legion Post 35. ing and adding relevant created an award-winning students worked together as average of one minute of A E MEMO IA I A Y SUMME EA I G SIG U S music and other creative student documentary for an entire class to create the movie for every hour of HAMPTON I "Summer Library's summer reading touches, this was more than a competition focusing on storybodds (using the les- data). Once the piece was simply making a movie Time — and the Reading is program is story times and New Hampshire war sto sons they taught one anoth- completed and converted to Easy" is the theme of the performers. Every Wednes- about how an economic ries, conducted by NH Pub- er) and further develop the DVD format, the plan was summer reading program day at 9:30 a.m., there will be landscape affects a country. lic Television. concept for their project. to make it available to the that will be offered this year a drop-in story time, aime This was a enriched For this year's project Along with creating his- Barnard School community at the Lane Memorial Library primarily at children ages 4- learning experience that there was no competition torical re-enactments and for viewing. in Hampton. 7 (although all are welcome required a great deal of involved, but there was incorporating elements of But that's not the end of 1 his year's summer to attend). No sign ups are research, with students tap- still an incredible amount pop culture reflecting differ- the story. reading program is actu- required for this-story time. ping into various resources of work invested. Students ent time periods, they also The students' efforts ally twofold. One part is that Also on Wednesdays and conducting interviews were divided into two-per- conducted interviews with were dutifully recorded by a children from pre-K to grade there will be performers in with people who possess son "expert groups" (per the local Veterans, retirement fellow classmate throughout first-hand knowledge of 5 are keeping track of their the Lane Room. Admission Jigsaw method) and early home residents and other the movie-making process, reading progress throughout is free for these performanc- what it was like to live in on devoted their 40-minute individuals who offered captured to create a "Mak- America within the time the six weeks of the pro- es, but sign ups are required, Social Studies classes and personal insights. ing Of" DVD so that view- gram, with reading logs pro- as these are popular events frame (roughly 1900-1960) Friday tech-ed classes to the "It's great for the kids to ers can witness the work r fl t d by the movie. vided by the library. Every and the library must ensure task at hand. see an adult so passionate that went into the main film hour of reading earns a raffle that they don't go over the And, along the way, the Once the main theme and willing to walk about project. class made impressive dis- ticket for the random prize maximum number of people of the project was decided their experiences," said As mentioned earlier, drawing that will take place allowed in that space. coveries pertaining to this upon, each group delved Asbell. - "the past is now part of the country's history, as well as on Wednesday, July 29, as For more information into the research phase, gath- After all the fad-finding, present — and preserved for well as a paper star with the about this year's "Summer discovering the finer points ering information for their info-gathering and note-tak- the future," and ultimately, reader's name on it to add Tone — and the Reading is of filmmaking and paving to the Children'sparticular topic and creat- ing (and a little bit of prob-Roomsaid Asbell, "We're excited wall. Easy" summer reading pro- attention to every detail ing lesson plans in order to lem-solving here and there), to share it with as many Three hours' worth of read- gram, call the Lane Memori- — all while creating a prod- teach their fellow students. the class was ready to uti- people as possible." ing earns a mini-prize. al Library's Children's Room uct that was enjoyable for Quizzes helped to assess the lize specific Macintosh corn- That's a wrap! The other part of the Lane at (603) 926-4729. AGE 6A I AnA EWS I U Y , 200 O , 2 GO ESS AME ICA A K A E E A
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G EE G OWE S — S br El nt r S h l f r t r d r l n rr tt nd ht d pl th r b n W S A O E I I — Winnacunnet h S h l h t d th r nn l Spr n Art Sh , f t r n t d nt r xh b t d n th l bb pl nt r n th t l. f th h l d t r . — Atl nt C rt h t h p t pr n , th t d nt EAC A COU SE A W S SIG U OW O S O S SWA O U Y 8 n M r x l xp r nt d n h b t t HAMPTON I Share those department is always seeking AM O I The Hamp- the proceeds with go to the r th r b n pl nt , h skills and talents— and get an qualified individuals who are ton Recreation Department Hampton Rec department. tr d r n n l, th t income boost — by instruct- able to present new courses will host a "Hampton Sports For more information l nd n t r, nd r p rt d ing a course offered through that meet the needs of its stu- Swap" on Saturday, July 18 call Hampton Rec at (603) th t r n b n n l h the Winnacunnet Community dents. For more information, in the parking lot of the for- 926-3932 or e-mail msmith@ th b t r ffS., ducation Department. The call (603) 758-9231. mer town hall. A portion of town.hampton.nh.us.
SUMME EC OG AMS HAMPTON I The Hamp- ton Recreation Department is S ll once again offering a number A EW . CO U I of great camps and activi- A , nr.rwr ties for Summer 2009. Check CRIMINAL DEFENSE out the listings below, then contact Hampton Rec at (603) DWI/OUI - DRUG OFFENSES - ASSAULTS 926-3932 to sign up or for more information. ALCOHOL OFFENSES - RESISTING ARREST Cr t v Cr t : Open DISORDERLY CONDUCT - MOTOR VEHICLE OFFENSES to boys and girls age 3-5, this v n. MUSSI G — S br M ddl S h l h ld n weekly program is conducted nd f r r n n d , n 6 h n r n th RESTRAINING ORDERS , ETC in the Centre School gym Gr d t n Cl f 200 . t d b r n p l n M nd from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon. r n p l Sh p rd, th v nt n l d d th pr nt t n f rd nd rt f t . Sp l nt r ff r d The cost is $75 per week. b S br S h l rd Ch r n, M h ll d, C p: h program, h t ld th r d t , " n t t p b l v n " t r d open to students ages 6-11, b v t th v nt r SMS r d t All n M ll , Gr runs from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 r v r , rd n C t nd M h ll M ldr . p.m. now through August 14 and includes activities and • ..00.00 , esiallhorte• • 4 ‘ games at the Tuck Building and Kids Kingdom, as well PlitS as field trips to state beaches The cost is $220 per two-week . ." " session, or $120 per week 4444 0 (extended day is available). r n : No experi- ence is necessary for students WI O E YEA S O E E IE CE E ESE I G ages 10-up to take part in this CI I E S ACCtSE O C IMES I E SEACOAS A EA. program, instructed by Brett Gallo and taking place now THIS IS WHAT I DO, WHERE I DO IT. through August 3. Beginners nd nt r d t pl r WS MSS III I II — S br El nt r t d nt tel: (4111026-5818 fax: (603)758-6376 l ll learn all sorts of r ntl l br t d th nd f th h l r th th r styles. Half-hour lessons are nn l ld nd C t v nt. St d nt pl d v r 428 A AYE E ., SUI E 02, AM O , 0 842 Mondays between 6-9 p.m. at . p r t v h th h G r l , S n Y r t nd h l n t n , nj d p n l n h nd Hobbs House; cost is $22 per l d ff th p p l br . COTRUPILAW.COM lesson, or $120 for six weeks.
• A Asmc EWS CA ( 3 9 - 557 O A E ISE LIVE FREE. OR DIE! 111— A K A E A I O , o 5 U Y 3 91 A _A mc EWS I AGE II A New local students receive a FREE WEEK. 'Full Moon Madness' benefits Earth, Sea and Space Center ea u i g: gou k oca au e . 0 ask ui . Y MA K C AG I fun and excitement" at the NH-based chain headquar- the restaurant will spon- • + o goi g week y c asses A IA K EWS S A W I E • egi e se ies a wo ks o s restaurant. tered in Portsmouth now sor another yet-to-be-deter- • Co o a e Yoga (o -si e a ai a e EXETER I With What's more, five per- boasts 19 franchised loca- mined charitable group. • i a es a i a e G ou C asses warm summe e e i gs cent of the evening's gross tions across New England. All the festivities are for O e days a week approaching, folks are lounge sales are donated to The company has a long a good cause, as a team of C ass u c ca s a Mem e s i s o bound to toast with a a local charity or non-profit history of supporting local volunteers are striving to e c isa a k a o -i s a e we come chilly, salted margarita or organization. Area busi- non-profit and charitable make the Earth, Sea and two and soak in the season nesses, organizations and organizations .through the Space Center A ea i y. not — so why not do that for a distributors "get in on the Full Moon Margarita Mad- only for the Seacoas , u good cause? fun" by supplying fantas- ness program and other for the Granite State. Margaritas • in Exeter tic prizes throughout the efforts. - Planners anticipate that recently announced that night. The three Full Moon center, tentatively planned their popular and c a i a e "We are really excited Madness events to spon- to be constructed at Hamp- "Full Moon Madness" pro- about it. It's all for the sor the Earth, Sea and ton Beach, will draw in at gram will target support benefit of the community, Space Center each begin least 500,000 visitors a year 1 = ew siwo e ye WI- 91 for the proposed Earth, Sea and we are as much about at 4 p.m., and run through and create 200 new jobs. WU ,24. 4 •SaC e • ow and Space Center. family and community dosing, and will be held on The proposed center would mai oi asi ayosace a cosa Every month, on the as we are anything else," Tuesday, July 7, Thursday, be an estimated 45,000- isi Ou A e iise si night of the full moon, Mar- says Dave Babson, general August 6, and again on Fri- 55,000 sq.ft. in size, and garitas hosts an evening of manager of Margaritas in day, September 4, when the cover roughly 5-7 acres of A A IC EWS "giveaways, contests, fla- Exeter. "cycle" will switch for the land. vorful specials and lots of Founded in 1985, the next three full moons, and With an estimated price o A e ise, Co (60 26 4 tag between $17-$25 mil- SU AY E E I G lion, fundraising is under- way to help support the 7 0 5 M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 non-profit organization, wg (3 GA ou Go A & a- ews ( Mi u es (CC Mi io o a ass- Co Case "S ee Wi ou a ace News ( S o s im Mc- e I - which is currently overseen C S io a - i a ou (CC (CC wo (CC Mo ey" ( " ea ea s" (CC (CC i a Ca e ei e ( by a board of directors and WC -5 Wi eou (CC ews ( A C us o ome E eme Makeo e es e a e ouse- ( 1 o e s & Si - ews ( ( 5 ege o e A e group of volunteers known A C (CC ews aug s i eos ome E i io wi es (CC e " aki g Si es" (CC Seeke "E i i " (CC Mo ies woSwg eec o ey a ews ( C a e i e C (CC Me i " a ce o " ( w e ou e Su emacy ( Sus- ews ( W acke S o s aw/O as the Friends of the Earth, C A C oce ou CC ews ( (CC i e ( Ma amo (CC (CC Ou S a s S U Sea and Space Museum. W I 1 7 eec o ey a ews ( C a e i e C (CC Me i " a ce o " ( e ou e Su emacy ( Sus- ews ( S o s E a (CC The museum would C A C oce ou (CC ews ( (CC a e ( Ma amo (CC (CC E a be on the cutting edge of wu I- 7 ime im ac o E a C ue o- oUcie o i o CO CACA Co e e O o ice e- eca e am os e o ee 9 ime o icie o es a e a modern-day aquatic muse- cu e U i iski gua s Me ico (E i o Im ac ° U i isie U I ums and educational cen- WMU -9 Wi eou (CC ews ( A C us o ome E eme Makeo e es e a e ouse- (A o e s & Sis- ews ( ( 35 ege o e A e 04 ABC (CC ews aug s i eos ome E i io wi es (CC a s " aki g Si es" (CC Seeke "E i i " (CC Mo ies ters. Planners encourage
- ( 3 Ame ica Mae- S e e Gou me Simo Sc ema s a u e " e a is - Mas e iece Mys e y ( (CC Mas e iece Mys e y (CC S a es S e e people to "imagine a place ac WGI3H S o s ( • (CC Eu o e owe o A i g io s" ( S ( S Eu o e Eu o e that takes you on a jour'- cc co WE -11 A Ice C eam S ow G ea O Amuse- A iques oa s ow o a "Musica o a scie ce OW uma Se ses O " ew Mus im Coo " (CC Sou - ney through time, where "Sme as e" s age S (CC me i a ks (CC " am a " (CC Mi s" ( ( (CC ( S you see natural history W 1-5 a es e Game ew ew a e i e " ou oa ouse (19 9 Ac io ( e ick ews ( (CC wo/ a wo/ a Se a os "So - C C is Ca ey Ca ey og" ( ( Sway e Ke y y c ; Sam E io Me Me e Ci y i a y" unfold, and imagine being WS K-3 ( ame o CSI Miami " e CSI Y " ig e CSI Y " ike Wa e Mo k (CC Mo k "M Mo k CSI Miami "C ime Wi ou a ace immersed in an under- I Mu e ( OO ig " (CC oo " (CC o Mu e " (CC Goes o e Ci cus" Wa e" (CC " e a u" (CC sea world, where you get
W IW- 1 ai o- ai o- MAS w aci ic eig s (199 Sus ec s( Me a- u e e ge (199 Ke i Cos e A o y Qui A ai o- C ea Ai ee e o ecio- dose to the creatures of the M g am g am (CC i e G i i Ma ew Mo i e o me a y i o oma ces a I ees se uc i e wi e g am E e C i e su e deep, learning in a dynam- w - 5 Mo o cyc e aci g e ea o e i ea Ame ica Sim so s Ki g o ami y Sim so s ews ( ( (CC ews Sei e ouse "S o s Me i- ic hands-on way about the O Mc oG o y isks is i e (CC a (CC e i Guy (CC ( (CC ci e" (CC y-so Sim Sim Sim -Sim C ee s C ee s I o ewi ea ike Me CSI Y (CC Sim ai ai ai wonders of our waterways, weather, and ecosystems. Mo a a Mo a a Mo a a Mo a a Mo a a Mo a a a a Mo a a So y o as ( Wi a i - Wi a s Wi a s Mo a a Sui e i e s y IS One day you can, at the A (4: 0 ome A o e os I ew Yo k w e Mask (199 ( im Ga ey emie e w e Mask (199 im Ga ey (CC Os ee ee ICK [Ca y iCa y ake ake Ca y ackso Ma co m Ma co m Ma co m Ma co m Ma co m Ma co m Ma co m Ma co m Ma co m Ma co m Earth, Sea and Space Cen- OO E MEM Su i e Su i e Me ic (199 Macau ay Cu k o a S a Ki g- i e Guy am Guy C icke Squi i Aqua ter." A G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i ose ose ose ose ose ose ose ( 3 osea e ose In the aquarium sec- ES i ia s S o sCe e ( i e ( ase a o ig M ase a am a ay ays a e as a ge s (CC S o sCe e ( i e ( S o sC tion, spectacular, oversize 1 1 ES GA ou Go Se ies o oke Se ies o oke Se ies o oke Se ies o oke Se ies o oke Se ies o oke Se ies o oke tanks will allow visitors to cc g ES C o i g o i g o i g o i g You W i e e e Ka u E ( (CC o i g Am G a ia o s feel immersed in under- M O S es am 5 C u W com ee ime ui e e oa e ea oke S o s Su ay S o s Su ay S o s Su ay sea environments. Other ES e So ASCA ES 5 e So Go es Ou oo s Ou oo s U C Wi e ( S o s e So S o e e So M ase a exhibits will let visitors C ews oom ews oom ews oom Cam e ow a y Ki g i e ews oom S a e o e U io a y Ki g i e travel from the mountains e C C ai ai ai 9O ia e es Wa S e i io ai e ig o e ig usi ess Su ei a ce Ame ica G ee Am Ai i es to the sea, while touch- M O WS Ame ica s ews O O ews Su ay O e o ( ucka ee ( S ecia og Ge ai o a a ge ucka ee ( O e Eye ( pools and hands on exhib- MS C A oke e o i g Wi c u Wi ess o o es ow ocku Co co a ocku Co co a ocku Co co a its provide a memorable EC E e i g E e i g 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 learning experience. Visi- M O Mo ea s oo s Go ( ( O (CC u g " i o " (CC ue oo (CC ue oo (CC ue oo (CC ea ime tors will also be able to o MA ( 5 u e oo ( 1 w e oy 11 e Go e A my ( 15 w G os ow ( 13 (CC I ow o ou ce You C uck a a y • a y o A (CC tour a research facility and • o o ( 7 Come y • e a a ce ( 7 (CC e e " o ee" e e "I s A i e " Wee s u se e o y e S a S OW discover the region's maria co>" OO Cakes Cakes C a e ge ( e oo S a C a e ge ( e oo S a i o C e Ame ica ay ay e oo S a time heritage. Like similar m G G S ow ow o e ia o Se Cu ouse I come o e ouse ouse G S ow ow e o a uck I come o e centers, the Earth, Sea and e Wo e s A askas A c ic A aska Wi (CC Co o a o i e a i Wo e s a Wo e s e Wo e s Co o a o: i e A E Space Center will offer edu- Ge e Simmo s og og og og og og og og amme ime ( amme amme og og A&E- cational program, traveling ISC ea ies Ca c ea ies Ca c ea ies Ca c ea ies Ca c ea ies Ca c ea ies Ca c ea ies Ca c ea ies Ca c cc outreach efforts, and par a IS ice oa ucke s Ice oa ucke s ice oa ucke s ice oa ucke s Ice oa ucke s E e i io A ica eco i g e as Ice oa ucke s u 1 nerships with local schools --1 C E eme o e sics E eme o e sics a e i e Mys a e i e Mys a e i e Mys a e i e Mys a e i e Mys a e i e Mys and educational facilities. (CC AMC ■M ue ies (199 ( A o Sc wa (CC • ume i (1995 ( o i Wi iams emie e uma i (1995 ( o i Wi iams For more information M 1 a - eg s 1 a eg a 1 a eg a w Sc eam (199 o o e a Cam e w Sc eam (199 o o a e Cam e - -7— (9 55 Mo s e -I - aw ( 5 (11 55 us ie s visit www.earthseaspace- F.- S ome im NOM 1111 • us ie s ( 5 ya ey o s • Mo s e -i - aw ( 5 e i e o e w 5 1 i e e e ce ay (199 1 111 Smi (CC museum.org, or enjoy Full EE _ e a Wea o 2 ( 15 • Me I ack (2002 ( O a I e e e ce ay (199 ( O Wi Smi i g I O A 0 Cu es C i S a s A G ow U e E ue o ywoo S o y Ke a Ke a ic a s e Sou C e ses Ke a ic a s Moon Madness at Margar- E USA oya ai s ( oya ai s ( me eak-U ( i ce aug o s Cu u a ea i g o Ame ica I ai Sig (CC o Cu u a itas, located at 93 Ports- U E a Wi owe ( Ke y McGi s (CC I Mo e May I S ee Wi A my Wi es ( A my Wi es ( A my Wi es ( A my Wi es ( mouth A e ue i E e e •
AGE 12A I AnArmc EWS I U Y 3, 2009 I Vcx 35, o 2 GOD BLESS AMERICA A K A E E A Hampton blooms 'In Plain Sight' HAMPTON I The community organizations t f l who may submit one entry Or Hampton Beach Beautifi- cation Committee and the in any of five categories Hampton Garden Club as specified on the applica- announce "In Plain Sight: tion. All displays must be Hampton Blooms," a first- visible from the street. time community event to There will be awards in showcase the floral displays each category for uptown t Y r M & in town and at e beach. gardening and show how and for beach displays. All Hampton garden- floral plantings can beautify Copies of contest rules, ers are welcome to enter the community landscape. judging criteria and appli- & Y r
their front yards, busi- All entries must be submit- cations are available at the ness locales, community ted by Friday, July 17 and town office building, the gardens, porches, patios, one completed application Lane Memorial Library, the decks, containers or win- is required for each space Chamber's beach office, the • clow boxes that are visible to be judged. Judging will beach fire station, online at Wi from the town's streets. All take place between July 29 www.hamptonnh.gov or size gardens and displays and August 2; awards will by sending a request for are welcome. be presented on Monday, an application to hampton- — Organizers are looking August 17 at the select- [email protected]. 6 i i y 8
forward to many contest ment's meeting. The con- For more information
entries from those who test is open to all Hampton call (603) 926-2543 or (603) 26 40 • e ies ese e ec com want to share their love of residents, businesses and 926-0015. GA E C U A S MO AY E E I G U Y E E S HAMPTON 1., The 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 Hampton Garden Club ews ( E e i g e I E e ai ow I Me E gage oMa ig a g CSI: Miami " owe ews ( a e S ow Wi a a e a e (CC ews ei e ( me i e Me eo y i " ( (CC i e e ma ( S ow will be participating in ews ( ews ( A C W i si e C o ic e e ac e o e e A a a e ou e (:02 e e Come e ews ( (: ( 2:06 immy Kim two events in July. The first (CC (CC ews E i io (CC mai i g ac e o s go o S ai . ( ew ywe s ( (CC Ig i e me i e ( is their regular monthly ews ( ews ( C 20 Maga ea o aw O e " a aw O e : C imi a e i e C (CC ews ( e o ig S ow a e meeting which will be held (CC (CC ews i e. o ea I g" ( a I e (CC (CC Wi Co a O ie ig im at the Whispering Willow ews ( ews ( C Access E a ( aw O e " a aw O e : C ime a e i e C (CC ews ( e o ig S ow a e Beekeepers in Stratham on (CC (CC ews woo (CC i g" ( a i e (CC (CC Wi Co a O ie ig im Monday, July 8. o icias o icie o Cu a o co e Cui a o co e Ma a a es a a C Is i a o icias o icie o a Casa e a ise U i i e U i is O A ge A ge Siem e U i is O U i isiO The field trip will i s ews ( ews ( i A C Wi E e ai C o ic e e ac eio e e A ie a e ou e (:02 e e Come e ews ( (: ( 2:06 immy Kim include a presentation by (CC (CC ews me mai i g ac e o s go o S ai . ( ew ywe s ( (CC ig i e me i e ( U4C owners David and Laura 0 e c e ews ou Wi G ea e C o i A iques oa s ow is o y e ec i es a u e e a is C a ie ose ( G ea e a is 4 Chamberlain; participants 0 u im e e ( (CC os o cies " i a e ia, A" ( ( (CC i g io s" (CC os o Smi ey will learn about the impor- CC Ou usi ess e ews ou Wi A aco e oa si e Ame ica Mas e s ( (CC a ks Sou s age "O e Aus i Ci y imi s o Cu ious tance of bees, the recent ook (CC o . im e e ( S o ies e u ic" •(CC (CC decline in the honey bee ami y wo a wo ia O e ee i ( Gossi Gi " e e ews ( (CC Se a E e y ie s E e y population, and attracting Guy Me Me (CC Mig e oo " e Ci y aymo aymo a 0s Ki g o Ki g o W ee o eo a y . i • ( (CC WEI a 0s asie • asie • u k • Sou C ee s a bees to the garden. Mem- S ow • Quee s Quee s o u e ( ews ( S ow • (CC (CC (CC a k (CC a bers will meet at the old ami y ami y e a • e a G os W is e e CIS " aki g I " CIS " ea Ma O ies ai o ai o ai o town office parking lot eu • eu (CC (CC " omecomi g" (CC • Wa ki g" (CC Goo ies g am g am g am at 5:30 p.m. to carpool to ews ( IA ( • Ma co m Sei e Sim so s ouse " e G ea e Ue o Me "A e ec ews ( ( (CC ews ( Sei e Sim so s Ki g o Stratham; bring a bever- ( (CC Mi . (CC Goo " (CC Sco e" (CC ( (CC e i age, a picnic meal and a e eo e s Cou asie asie Mas e s o I usio Magic. Sec e s u k 0s Ou oo s E O ai ai
c ai . IS Wi a s W a I eas Sui e i e W a s Mo a a I, ee o e s 2 ( s Mo a a Sui e i e So a e i e e Co y I = The next event will G l r G rl (CC My Wi e My Wi e 0s 0s Sec e ee Make I o eak I Sec e ee e 00 C u (CC Sec e ee 0 AM take place on July 15 from CS ake ake ICa y • iCa y Ma co m Ma co m o e o e ami y ami y a y a y Ma co m Ma co m 12-4 p.m. at the Summer o y a ack ai es oy o a o a Mai IIII Ki g i Ki g i e . Guy am. Guy C icke Aqua Flower and Garden Show i e ouse Cos y Cos y ose ose ose ose ose ose ose ose osea e (CC -hosted by the Partridge I e u S o sCe e (CC M ase a A a a a es a C icago Cu s. (U e ( ase a o ig S o sCe e (CC ase a i e co Se ies o oke Se ies o oke ASCA ow (CC House on Lafayette Road i I e u Se ies o oke cc in Hampton. The Hampton 0 A aske a : is o s a ake s AWA W es i g Am. G a ia o s o. Garden Club will sponsor co S o s S o s e oa e S o Scie ce ( S o s S o s S o s i a oke S ow booths at the show on vari- e So Ga e ay i i gs e So S o s Ou oo s M ase a ous garden-related topics a y Ki g i e ( A e so Coo e 60 ( (CC a y Ki g U e • including composting, and i Ma Mo ey C uise Mo ey Ma e i C i a Ma Mo ey as Mo ey a i y ( members will be on hand a a i y ( ( O e eco e O ei y ac o to answer questions. This e E S ow Ma ow S ow Cou ow Ma ow S ow a a (CC is a new event for the Par- usi ess ews ( ews ( i (CC a e ig a e ig ews tridge House. so • ece io (2008 a u g The Hampton Garden MA I w G os ow (2008 (CC (:4 a e s Se C o ic es 0 Club meets the second 2 Wee s u se Wee s u se e C uck • Wednesday of each month • ome au a Mi u e Goo U w a U w a i e s i e s Goo U w a U w a U w a CO at 7 p.m. at the First Con- 0 a e o Se Ama i g o e y ouse i s ouse o e U se a i s o e y o e y 0 gregational Church, locat- i E eme a ooms i e Me Mike A o y I ou ai A o y ou ei A o y ou ai ed on Winnacunnet Road co CSI: Miami (CC I e e io " e " O sesse ( (CC e C ea e ( O I e e io (CC in Hampton. Membership Cas Cas Cas Cas Ma e Ma e i y o e (CC Swam ogge s Swam ogge s ( i y o s (CC Swam ogge s cc , is $10 per year and includes .g Mo s e Oues (CC Mo e Ma e s C ime Wa e: 8 Mo s o May em (CC e S . a e i e s ay Massac e (CC C ime Wa e u.i many informational topics, _IC o Ka e o Ka e W a o o Wea Cake Cake Cake Cake Cake Cake Cake Cake Cake Cake Cake ,Cake community projects and e oy u a ( ( o i Wi iams. (CC • e Ami y i e o o ( ames o i . (CC •E o cis : e egi i g (2004 S e a Ska sga . field trips throughout the AMC M Goi g i a y , 6 a eg a a Cam ee y i es y e. (CC u u u u u _I u ,Goi g— o year. New members and ., i I S aymo aymo aymo Y ie i s SeI e :Saa e e . Guy am. Guy e . Guy , em. Guy ame ame E g a iSe Se E a interested gardeners are c — o es (CC o es (CC CSI: Y (CC e C ose ( e C ose ( (CC aisi g e a ( CSI: Y (CC . aisi g e a always welcome. For more Kee U _iKee U Kee U Kee U E ews ai y 0 ue woo o ywoo Cu ses e Sou e is C e sea IEI ews ,C e sea : o Ka e 4 E information call Ginny USA CIS " ai " (CC CIS ( CIS "C ime a" CIS " equiem" %ME Mo ay ig ew ( i e ( (:0 oya ai s , aw O e : C • Bridge at (603) 926-7340. U E S i S S i S ess " ess Mo e Mo e e a [ e a Wi es ( A my Wi es ( Wi Wi asie i asie An.Armc EWS • CA (60 26 4 O A E ISE I E EE. O IE E E A VoL . o 2 I U Y 3, 200 ArLAnmc EWS I AGE A G A O E S S U IOS I O SMOU Heritage Commission announces SUMMER FUN AT I AGE ESC OO PORTSMOUTH I Great Maine; and Ballet New Eng- new program for neighborhoods HAMPTON I Village Pre- The cost to participate is $15 Bay Academy of Dance land, Portsmouth to name a school, located at 200 High per day, or $60 per week. S ECIA O E A A IC EWS local spirit, and providing (GBAD) announces the few. In addition to Gerasin, Street in Hampton, is offer- There is a full day pro- HAMPTON I The assurance to homeowners opening of its studios, locat- GBAD's qualified faculty ing a summer fun morning gram for three- to six-year- Hampton Heritage Commis- concerned with out-of-scale ed at 1 Raynes Avenue in members have all received program for children ages old children as well, and sion would like homeown- or incompatible develop- Portsmouth. degrees in dance education 3-6. Village Preschool has some ers in Hampton to know ment. The mission of the acad- and/or possess life experi- The program, which oper- scholarship program assis- about a new program for Unlike historic districts, emy is to educate dancers ence in the career of dance. ates from 8 a.m. to 12 noon, tance available or working neighborhoods that has a Neighborhood Heritage of all ages about the various Classes in all dance disci- will feature games, arts and families. For more informa- been developed by the New District does not have to be forms of dance with excel- plines are offered including crafts, and nature activities. tion, call (603) 929-7349. Hampshire Division of His- historically significant and lence and integrity and in a instruction in ballet, modem, torical Resources. may allow homeowners to I E U O C ICKE Q manner that embraces a pas- jazz, tap, hip hop, flamenco, Referred to as "Neighbor- be eligible for low inter- HAMPTON I Bring a cooked on-site, there will sion for the art form. African, yoga, and Pilates. hood Heritage Districts," this est loans, grants, or other hearty appetite to the fourth be homemade baked beans GBAD owner, Elisa Gera- Classes are available for initiative has been designed financial incentives. More annual chicken barbeque, and a variety of salads, with sin, has an extensive back- students ages two through to guide and encourage information can be found hosted by the First Congre- strawberry shortcake for ground in classical ballet. adult. potential development while on the NH Division of His- gational Church and taking dessert. Tickets are $8 per Her training is extensive To receive information retaining the unique charac- torical Resources Web site place on Saturday, July 11 person; a children's meal of including Victoria Ballet, about summer and fall pro- ter of an area. at www.nh.gov / nhdhr or on from 5-6:30 p.m. in the Fel- macaroni and cheese served Pittsburgh Ballet, and Colo- gramming, call (603) 433- Benefits to property own- the Hampton Heritage Com- lowship Hall at the church, with a hot dog is $5. For rado Ballet. She has danced 4200; email Martha.gbad@ ers within a Neighborhood mission Web site at www. located at 127 Winnacunnet more information or to pur- with Ballet Theatre Compa- gmail.com; or visit www. Heritage District include fos- hamptonnh.gov/ heritage / Road in Hampton. chase tickets, call Lois Des- ny, Boston; Portland Ballet, gbadance.com. tering commlinity pride and index.htrnl. Besides a half-chicken Rochers at (603) 926-5717. UES AY E E I G . , 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
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AGE 4A A A IC EWS I n , 200 l. , 2 GOO USS A:M CA ItiANK A E E A i Local Navy SEAL to be honored at Exeter dedication ceremony By z IMO A A IC EWS S A W I E HEALY DONATIONS EXETER I One of the Seacoast's own military An n h h t d n t n t th p l r l ff rt h n r n n l h heroes will be honored p bl t th n l l M r l nd nd br n this month when a pool t t l l C t z n n br n h ( n Ex t r t and bridge are dedicated rt th Av n nd 4 W t r Str t, ll in his name. 8 rt th Av n n Str th . r dd t n l Senior Chief Petty Offi- nf r t n ll (60 2620 r (60 26 4668 r cer Dan Healy, a Navy l nh l h t l. r r lph dl nt . . SEAL who lost his life in service to America while witness Account of Opera- a V-Device for Valor, the fighting the War on Terror- tion Redwing and the Lost Combat Action Ribbon, ism in Afghanistan, will be Heroes of SEAL Team 10." the Purple Heart, th remembered at a special Together with author t Global War on Terrorism ceremony scheduled for r Robinson, the book Medal and many others. Sunday, July 19 at 5 p.m. was penned by Marcus He left b h nd f r h l The event, sponsored Luttrell, one of the Navy dr n (Jake, Chelsea, Jas- by American Legion Post SEALs froiY Healy's team mine and Sasha); his wife #35 and Post #32, the town who lived TS tell the story Norminda; his mother of Exeter, and family and of th t fateful mission. Natalie; his father Henry; HEROIC — v SEA n l l friends of Dan Healy, will Healy, who was 36 sisters Jennifer and Shan- M tth Ax l n, S h, M r ttr ll, Er tt n nd M be held at the town's recre- when he died, was award- non; and half-siblings Sean x pt n f ttr ll, ll r ll d n 28, 200 , b n f r M l pp ational pool at 4 Hampton ed th Bronze Star with and Carrie. d W n n Af h n t n. Atl nt h t C rt f US v Road (Route 27) in Exeter. The public is invited to WE ES AY E E I G attend. The pool is being 8 0 M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M i, : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 renamed the "Daniel J. W 4 ews ( (CC ews ( E e i g e I E e ai O C is Ga y U C imi a Mi s " e CSI: Y " us o ews ( a e S ow Wi a a e a e Healy Memorial Pool," (C S (CC , ews skie ( me i e ma ie mo oiogy" (CC u gme " (CC (CC i e e ma ( S ow after approval was given WC ews ( ews ( ews ( A C W I si e C o ic e Wi eou Cou es I Su i e a a a ime ime: C ime ews ( (: S ( 2:06 immy Kim by the Exeter board of (A C (CC (CC (CC ews E i io (CC com e e. ( (CC ese Game S ow ( (CC (CC Ig i e me i e ( WCS 6 ews ( ews ( ews ( C 20 Maga ea o Ame ica s Go a e Ame ica s Go a e e i a o is ews ( e o ig S ow a e selectmen back in April. ( C (CC (CC (CC ews i e. o ea (CC ( (CC " a is" ( (CC (CC Wi Co a O ie ig im Renaming the bridge W ews ( ews ( ews ( C Access E a ( Ame ica s Go a e Ame ica s Go a e e i a o is ews ( e o ig S ow a e (known as the Guinea ( C (CC (CC (CC ews woo (CC (CC ( (CC " a is" ( (CC (CC Wi Co a O ie ig im Road Bridge) was initiat- WU I 2 ime Im ac ° o icias o icie o U Ga c o a E om e e Amo Ma ama es a a O a cisco e ime o icie o a Casa e a ise (U I U i isi U i isie Co a e S em e se a _ im ac ° U i isiO ed through House Bill 56, unanimously approved by u WMU ews ( ews ( ews ( A C W E e ai C o ic e Wi eou Cou es I Su i e a a a ime ime: C ime ews ( (: ( 2:06 immy Kim NH lawmakers earlier this (A C (CC (CC (CC ews , me com e e. ( (CC ese Game S ow ( (CC (CC ig i e mei i e ( Wo G • e c e ews ou Wi G ea e Ask is ime eam Ame ica Asce o Mo ey ( Make em aug : C a ie ose ( G ea e a is < 0 WG 2 year and signed by Gov- u im e e ( (CC os o O ( (CC ( u y (CC os o Smi ey ernor John Lynch in April. 0 ( S ccco WENH-11 Cu ious Cu ious S o es usi ess e ews ou Wi A iques oa s ow is o y e ec i es Make em aug : eague o Ou Ow U ima e K ie s The bill was co-sponsored ( S Geo ge Geo ge Eu o e im e e ( " i a e ia, A" ( (CC u y "S ee 8 S e g " by NH Representatives Al W I 6 Acco Sc u s ami y ami y wo a wo a Ame ica s e o Ame ica s e o ews ( (CC Se a E e y ie s E e y Baldasaro, Mike Kappler, (CW I g im (CC Guy Guy Me Me Mo e (CC Mo e (CC e Ci y aymo aymo • Matt Quandt and Frank WS K ea o a 0s Ki g o Ki g o W ee o eo a y . i ( (CC W W a s i asie asie u k Sou C ee s a 8 Emiro. (I o ea S ow Quee s Quee s o u e ( ews ( S o e (CC (CC (CC a k (CC ai A plaque at the bridge W U 2 os o ega " e ami y ami y a Wi ca s ( 86, Come y Go s aw , Wi ca s ( 86, Come y Go ie aw , ai o ai o A Ci c e ai o and a memorial stone at ( a Ass a u g e" eu eu Mosey usse . emie e. i sey usse , Swoosie Ku . g am g am o ow s W .2 ews ( ews ( M ( Ma co m Sei e &mi ci g So You i k You Ca a ce e o 2 ews ( ( (CC ews ( Sei e Sim so Ki g o the pool will be unveiled ( O ( ( (CC Mi . (CC a ce s. ( (CC ( (CC e i during the July 19 ceremo- My y. 0 eu eu A e eo e s Cou asie asie Wo s u Magics Sec e s u k I 0s C ea e s E O ai ai ny, which coincides with IS Is I eas I es s I e ek Sui e i e Mo a a sa Mu a ( 8 (CC A I a s Mo a a Sui e i e So a e i e e the observance of Healy's Gi mo e G s (CC My Wi e My Wi e 0s 08 ome i eos ome i eos ome i eos e 00 C u (CC 0 W ose July 17 birthdate. Over lb A ICK e gui s S o ge ake ake ackso ackso Ma co m Ma co m o e o e ami y ami y a y a y Ma co m Ma co m the last several months, OO o y C ow e C ow e S EE o a O e Su i e S a es oy Ki g i Ki g i e . Guy am. Guy C icke Aqua family and friends have A o a a (CC i e ouse ICos y Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y S e s Go e ook ose ose osea e (CC busily worked to raise the estimated $5000 in funds ES o I e u S o sCe e (CC M ase a eams o e A ou ce . (Su ec o ackou ase a o ig S o sCe e (CC ase a i e i ES 2 ASC A A S o sC o I e u oo a i e ow i g ow i g ow i g ow i g o i g o i g ASCA oke needed to obtain the stone 76ers at Pistons ame ame o i g o i g W o s um e AWA W es i g Am. G a ia o s and additional signage. ES C O S C u Was k.coe iii : 2 e oa e .Is o s S o s E i e C W S Socce : os A ge es a Was i g o S o s S o s S o s i a es am 0 Healy enlisted in the ES Ou oo s Ou oo s e So Game ay M ase a Oak a A e ics a os o e So . I i gs e So S o s Ou oo s M ase a US Navy after graduating from Exeter High School in C e Si ua io oom Wi Wo i I e ( ou o s o ig Cam e ow ( a y Ki g i e ( A e so Coo e 60 ( (CC a y Ki g i e CI C C as Mo ey Ma Mo ey Ku ow e o C C e o s Ame ica G ee a a usi ess Ma Mo ey as Mo ey 1986, eventually becoming 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 ( a Navy SEAL and serv- i O WS MS C a a (CC e E S ow a a (CC Cou ow Ma ow S ow Cou ow Ma ow S ow a a (CC ing in Operation Endur- EC ews ay i e oa I usi ess ig i e oa usi ess ews ( ews ( (CC a e ig a e ig ews ( ing Freedom. According to Post #35 Commander, 4 O (4: 0 e U im e i i e y, May e (2008 (CC o o ea s a ee Mo ie (200 (CC ea ime u g ige a MA Ques ou ey Ce e o Ea (:0 i u e, W e e s My Ca a Semi o (2008 WI e e . a G os ow (2008 (CC (:4 I. e a o ( 8 (CC Ralph Fatello, Healy was 0 S OW Y o og (:4 Au um ea s: A ew egi i g I. e a a ce (200 (CC u se Wee s a. I o e Wi (200 , A e u e Emi e i sc . 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