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There are many reasons In fact, the Galley Hatch has now branched out into why the Galley Hatch has in Hampton has spread its the fine cafe business with come to be a family favor- wings over recent years, and the instantly and explosively ite, and why the name has with many expanding facets, popular Popovers in down- gained such a prestigious SE ICE WI A SMI E S l n , b l , nd th fr ndl t ff r j t p rt f th p t v it can easily act as a role town Portsmouth. reputation. xp r n f d n n t th G ll t h. h l h v yummy pastries, r t pp t z r , n model for other businesses In addition, the l n "I think what we've done x ll nt n , nd r l x n l n . Atl nt h t b M r Ch , r. looking to not only survive, family — which has owned is that we've stayed with has brought on board. but thrive, even in challeng- and operated the Gal- our same philosophy from One such talent is Ste- ing times. ley Hatch since its humble the very beginning," says phen James, a Master Baker The Hampton restaurant beginnings — also owns the John Tinios, who took over and Managing Partner of has been open and welcom- adjacent plaza in Hampton for his parents who opened Popovers. ing diners since 1970, and which undergoing a com- the Galley Hatch, ndll Tulips first saw a niche over the past four decades prehensive reconstruction been on board for 2 years. that needed to be filled in the name "Galley Hatch" program as they replace "From the beginning we downtown Portsmouth has become synonymous the onetime cinema with an have always bought the best years ago, while looking for with the Seacoast, creating upcoming pharmacy, bank, product and tried to serve a good place to enjoy lunch a loyal base from both near and soon-to-be announced the best food, and we have with his children. He saw and afar. third tenant. a great staff and take care of the way Portsmouth was What's more, it's no lon- The Galley Hatch will be the customers." attracting a sort of European ger just "the little restaurant at the heart of it all in p When discussing the atmosphere, with its outdoor that could." The Galley Hatch t n newest business plaza. Galley Hatch and all of the eateries and social atmo- indudes a nearby conference With tough economic times business branches, n is sphere. He envisioned a fine ago is thriving in legendary center in Hampton, an exqui- rippling across the nation, always quick to praise the bakery and delicatessen, and proportions today. site catering service, the Pro- trickling down and oozing team of employees — and is needed the perfect person at "She's a true matriarch visions fine food store, and nt seemingly every corner proud of the many talents he the helm of it all. for everyone here," James He found that in James, says. "Up until four years who was then the executive ago she was still working baker at the world-renown here on a regular basis," v b t r t Sh p An h r Balsams Grand Resort Hotel Tinios says with a chuckle, in Dixville Notch. James is adding it was her love for W C t h r n b t r the brainchild behind Pop- it all that kept her coming overs and its scrumptious back. menu, and brought many of full-service caterers for wed- "Love," in fact, is yet n In r O t his polished staff along with dings corporate and social another secret to success for him to Open the Portsmouth events of any size — and the Galley Hatch and part- hotspot three years ago. have served as many as 1,400 ner divisions. Today, Popovers is one people in a single outing. "When the economy of the biggest draws in the What's more, the Gal- drops as it has, it naturally , downtown area, and was ley' Hatch Conference Cen- weeds out a lot of establish- ranked by one elite group ter at 815 Lafayette Road ments if there are too many who traveled the world over in Hampton offers state-of- restaurants," Tinios says. in search of good coffee, as the-art services for any occa- "Even as tough and as com- having one of the top five sion, with its large ballroom, petitive as the business has brews anywhere on the sunny foyer, and of course become, you have to enjoy it planet. the finest catered cuisine to succeed. Whatever we do "He really put that team available through their own here, we have fun doing it. fogether. He deserves all the catering company. That's the winning combina- credit," Tinios says in praise tion. If you don't love this C r),,,jr4 "Conglomerates," as of James. Tinios calls them, have business, absolutely love it, you should never get into f‘ b In addition to James, lini- approached both the Galley os says all of his employees, Hatch and Popovers indi- it." St.rv . • many of whom have worked vidually on occasion and As for the future, Tinios % says he focuses more on "the t S ft l for the family for years, are offered buyouts — but have what makes the business so been turned away. Tinios is now," acknowledging that successful. keeping the family business, while Popovers has extreme "We've got a team of well, in the family. potential for additional loca- amazing people here — a He still welcomes his tions, he'd rather concentrate kind of team that, in the Sea- mother, whom all the staff on keeping a happy, eclectic coast, I don't think anybody affectionately call Kay, when staff surrounding him. can match. They're very tal- she visits the Galley Hatch When the staff is happ\ , he explains, the customers OW O E YEA OU ented people," he says. occasionally to the delight In recent years, the family of everyone. Now an octoge- are happ%, and with that goal .p t . added catering to the list of narian, she pays the visits to in mind, the Galley Hatch services offered and now is see how the little restaurant and all within it will stride • 60 4 one of the Seacoast's premier she started nearly 4t1 years toward the future together. Ar An EWS AS CA (60 26 4 O A E ISE I I O , Q I A IKA A I l. , 0 A r , 200 AnAt n EWS I AGE A
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PAGE 6A An_Armc NEWS I AUGUST , 200 a. , o 0 GO ESS AME ICA A K A IMAM O CI Y S AGS 6 I A CE AWA PORTSMOUTH I The ernment units must pub- mission to maintain finan- City of Portsmouth has been lish an easily readable and cial transparency in city gov- awarded its 16th "Certificate efficiently organized Com- ernment." of Achievement for Excel- prehensive Annual Finan- The GFOA also recently lence in Financial Reporting" cial Report that conforms presented the City of Ports- for the annual Comprehen- to program standards and mouth with its third Distin- sive Annual Financial applicable • legal guished Budget Document Report (CAFR) for E § requirements. Presentation Award for its the year ending June "We are very proposed 2009 budget docu- 30, 2008, City Man- proud to once ment. Portsmouth remains ager John Bohenko again receive this the first and still the only •K t h n announced. prestigious desig- local, county or state govern- The CAFR is pre- nation," Bohenko ment in New Hampshire to C nt rt p pared following the end of said. "It is another welcome receive this national award. nt n each fiscal year under the affirmation of the City's The Comprehensive guidance of Finance Direc- continuing efforts to ensure Annual Financial Reports G r tor Judie Belanger. In order our financial reporting and the Annual Budget doc- to receive a Certificate of meets nationally recognized uments can be found on the Achievement from the Gov- guidelines in providing this Finance Department's page ernment Finance Officers important information to on www.CityofPortsmouth. n Association (GFOA), gov- our citizens as part of our COM. thr h t r r f r S t b h "C b n t BEACHES FROM PAGE 1 Nationally, seven per- governments can make this f "When families head to cent of beachwater samples a priority by requiring bet- the beach this summer, they violated health standards ter controls on stormwater shouldn't have to worry (indicating the presence of and sewage, the two largest about swimming in human human or animal waste) known sources of beachwa- and animal waste that can showing no improvement ter pollution. A key solu- make them sick," says Herb from 2007 or 2006. In New tion is to utilize low impact f ll nd Moyer, Interim President of Hampshire, the percentage development techniques in the Seacoast Anti-Pollution of health standard exceed- communities to retain and l l nd C n r t League of Portsmouth. ances remained the same at filter rainwater where it falls, NRDC's report also pro- 1 percent in 2008 from the letting it soak back into the In r d vides a five-star rating guide same percentage in 2007. ground rather than running for 200 of the nation's most This percent remained off into waterways. popular beaches, based on the same even though the This includes strategi- indicators of beachwater number of closing and advi- cally placed rain gardens Cl n p f b nt & r & ll nd f h r p r quality, Monitoring frequen- sory days increased due to a in yards, tree boxes on city cy, and public notification greater number of samples sidewalks, green roofs that of contamination. ,Hampton taken in 2008 than in 2007, use absorbent vegetation on Beach State Park received and most of the closing and top of buildings, and perme- the top rank with a five-star advisory days were caused able pavement that allows rating and New Hampshire by bacteria from unknown water to penetrate the mate- joined only Delaware and sources. The Granite State rial, instead of asphalt or - Virginia as having the lowest ranks second in the nation concrete. p v r n th S r amount (I percent) of water for its beachwater quality But while some beaches l fé l t d n quality tests exceeding the testing. in the country are choked federal water quifity stan- In some regions of the with pollution, what makes th h rt f rt th dards. country, beachwater pol- Hampton Beach's water so The five-star rating is lution makes swimmers clean? h t r l M r t S r . based on beaches receiving vulnerable to a range of "Keeping our waters clean one star various criteria each waterborne illnesses includ- starts with a clean beach," meets. ing stomach flu, skin rashes, says John Nyhan, chairman While the report found a pinkeye, ear, nose and throat of the Hampton Beach Area Friday 7am — 11pm 10 percent decrease in closing problems, dysentery, hepa- Commission. "A lot of credit and advisory days at beach- titis, respiratory ailments, has to go out Brian Warbur- Saturday 8am — llpm es nationwide from 2007, neurological disorders and ton (South/ Seacoast region- Sunday 8am — 9pm beach closing and advisory other serious health prob- al superintendent for the We embrace the European philosophy Monday - Thursday 7am — 9pm days for the Granite State lems. For Senior Citizens, NH Division of State Parks/ of fresh, seasonal food, outstanding increased from two days in small children, and people NH Department of Resourc- 2007 to 13 days in 2008. The with weak immune systems, es and Economic Develop- coffees and wines, relaxing ambiance, drop in days nationwide was the results can be fatal. ment), his staff and the many and, of course, exceptional pastries the result of dry conditions "Pollution from dirty local volunteers that work and extraordinary desserts in many parts of the country stormwater runoff and sew- long hours to help keep the and decreased funding for age overflows continues to beach area clean. Keep in water monitoring in some make its way to our beaches. mind that these unpaid vol- states last year, rather than a This not only makes swim- unteers work very hard to sign of large-scale improve- mers sick — it hurts coastal be trash collectors so that ment. The decline follows economies," Stoner said. our tourist population may two years of record-high "Americans should not suf- enjoy a clean and beautiful closing and advisory days fer the consequences of con- beach. We as a community and the primary pollution taminated beachwater. From not only have to continue source, stormwater runoff contracting the flu or pink to support their efforts but after heavy rains, continues eye, to jeopardizing millions also we must come up with to be a serious problem that of jobs and billions of dol- creative ideas to educate our Popovers also offers complimentary wi-fl, and a seasonal outdoor patio. has not been addressed. lars that rely on clean coasts, summer visitors and recruit "When the rains return," there are serious costs to them as temporary volun- t n r Str t said NRDC Water Program inaction." teers in the 'Keep Hampton Co-Director Nancy Stoner, The best way to protect Beach Clean' campaign. fhat h n : "so will pollution, forcing swimmers from beachwa- way, maybe our local volun- rso beaches to issue more clos- ter pollution is to prevent teers can find time to el* \ ings and advisory days." it. Federal, state and local the beach as w ell." 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(CC " e a Guy" ( S ecia ic ims U i wi es wcgii 6 eec o ey a : ews C G ee s ai o aw & O e : C imi ace e Ace ( aw & O e : S ecia ews :2 Sa u ay ig i e osa Serve 'n Toss, a new program ( C A C oes ou ews Mai e g am a I e (CC (CC ic ims U i o awso ee o es. offered from 5-7 p.m. every W 4 eec o ey a : ews a C Access o ywoo aw & O e : C imi ace e Ace ( aw & O e : S ecia ews a (:2 Sa u ay ig i e osa Thursday evening during ( C A C oce ou 6 M ews ( (CC a I e (CC (CC ic ims U i M o awso ee o es. the month of August. WU I 2 ime Im ac o: i Gus o o cie o a ami ia e uc e Si a o Giga e ime o Icie o a ics e ises The program will be (U I e &Mo a cu s U i isi im ac ° U I Is e i c wgu g (4 0 e OMO ews a W E e ai me o I. i i g Memo (200 , Come y ( o i y Se y Mo ey ews (: ege o e aw O conducted at Bicentennial 04 (ABC) OO Si ( ews Se ig ( ( o es, o A e ooks. (CC " e a Guy" ( o ig Seeke ( O S U Park, the area located across ° WG 2 (4:00 iewe a iewe a o i es iewe a o i es :, iewe a o i es O e a ic es : e from Cinnamon Rainbows mem e Me ( S " eS on Ocean Boulevard. The C i WE ic o So ge: 00 e We k S a s: oug e Yea s G ea e o ma ces e e Seege ca Mo ow e e i i i e e o ig a oo oo a y i e evening's ( S Yea s o Music e a es is 0 i ay. (CC ma ces (My Music a e o ms. (CC v nt ll n l d W I 6 ie s ai o ami y E e y Woo ai wo a os o ega " ew os " ee M ews a 0 M o ami y ie s Se a os o games such as volleyball, (CW g am Guy aymo Me Me Ki s o e ock" i es" (CC CW 6 ( (CC Guy e Ci y ega horseshoes and other leisure WS K 8 (4:00 e C imi g e i Ki g o Ki g o W ee o eo a y • e Se i e (2006, Sus e se Mic ae Ame ica im Mc u k u k a 0s a 0s recreation activities. (I (200 Quee s Quee s o u e oug as, Kie e Su e a . A e e Ca e (CC (CC S ow S ow - The rec department will W U 2 ai o I ai o. MA"S" MAS • a o KM ( 0, Ac io S e e Seaga , a a o KM ( 0, Ac io S e e Seaga , ime i e ai o Mo is Ce u o ( a g am g am (CC (CC Keay e ec , M Sa e . emie s. Ke y a ock, i Sa e . Music g am ei i e also be selling food gener- ously provided by the North W 2 4:00 M ase a os o e So a Sei e Sim so s Co s (CC Co s (CC Ame ica s Mos o 2 ews a 0 MA (CC S ike e W acke ( O ew Yo k Ya kees. ( i e ( (CC (CC Wa e ig s ack ( ( (CC es e Ou Beach Bar and Grill. A rec- My y 0 I o ewi Co Case (CC Ame ica C o e o e u A ou Ca s a ogs CSI: Y (CC C ea e s (CC Ma ke ai ommended donation of . IS So y So y i ee s i ew Wi a ie Wkow e Wi a s a a Mo a a I. e a e a ( 8 U say o a . (CC o as e which will be used to pro- A • ega y o e ega y o e 2: e , W i e & o e ega y o es (200 MMy osso. (CC •A Ci e e a S o y (2004 i a y u . es . es . vide this and other future ICK O4 S 0 S o ge S o ge iCa y ( (CC ew y Ca y Ma co m Ma co m a y a y Ma co m Ma co m Hampton Recreation and OO C ao ic C ao ic S oke S oke o a o a ai es oy O e S a Ki g i Ki g i C icke Aqua e s oo Parks Department events, Make :Ge ic A G i i G i i G i i o i G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y will be gratefully accepted. ES (4: 0 o se aci g S o sCe e (CC 200 o oo a ai o ame i uc io (U e ( (CC ase a o ig S o sCe e (CC ase a o ig For more information about ASCA ace Wo A e is: egg Maso C assic Wo Se ies W A e is: os A ge es C am io s i s Wo Se ies 4 ES 2 . , Hampton Summer Serve 'n A aske a : 8 200 Se ies o Augus ig s Auc io o i g: A s. a ie III oke Se ies o oke o i g ES C Toss, call Hampton Rec at O S es am 00 C oo a o o o A go au s a Mo ea A ma ac ( a e ac 0 oo a : om e A c i es e ase a S ow (603) 926-3932. ES Mi o eague ase a O ook e a i io Mi o eague ase a S o s Ou oo s S o s i y ai ai C ews oom Si ua io oom , ews oom Cam e ow a y Ki g i e ews oom Cam e ow a y Ki g i e A A SC OO cs C C ai ai ai i ai ea o o ea O e Mo ey Su e O ma ea o o ea Ame ica G ee Su e O ma O WS G e eck ( Ame ica s ews O O e o ( ucka ee (MCI S ecia og. Ge a o a a ge ou a Wa c e Eye ( A S O E MEE I G i I MS C Cu Ki e ea Me a k i es iga es ocku ocku S ecia ocku S ecia Sa Que i Sa Que i SOUTH HAMPTON ( I 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 iiiews ai I Barnard School Princi- O e i c e i e u k • ea e me s (2008 Geo ge C oo ey. . o ic u e (2008 e S i e . Geo ge o e . a , a k ue oo (CC o c pal, Barbara Knapp has MA (: • We come ome oscoe e ki s (: i• A (200 , iog a y ( Wi Smi , (CC ■ Mi e s (2008 Kie e Su e a . (CC i ge ie o e 4 announced that there will S OW 4:46 • emo i io (200 Awake (200 , essica A a u se Wee s e. a s a e ea Gi (200 (CC I g , 2008 a o ou , e be an open meeting at the I c OO i o C e Ame ica es i e oo au a s a y Summe ime :U w a U w a U w a .. U w a I o C e Ame ica U w a U w a school on Tuesday, August 11 G Co o , a e Ge So o Se Cu ? ouse i i e Ge e Co o o 0 ouse ouse a e i esig i i e Ge e 0C° from 9-9:30 a.m. I A E IWo oke ou ( O (CC Sa wic a a ise a ecue a a ise S eak a a ise ow Ma Su ISu a ecue a a ise. Registration for students , A&E ,C iss A ge CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC Miami (CC e So a os CSI: Miami (CC who have recently moved to ( SC S a k e Summe ea y Wa e s (CC i y o s (CC i y o s: i e i y o s: i e i y o s: i e i y o s: i e i y o s: i e South I fampton will be con- I cc MIS o e A ou ce Ma e s l lt U o a e ( 4 C i Eas aco , Ge e eckma . (CC Wi Wes ec i o gI e ducted on Saturday, August o e s & ia as o e s & ia as o e s & ia as o Ka e o Ka e ,U ima e Cake O Mo i g U ( (CC o Ka e o Ka e U ima e Cake O — C 1 and Wednesday, August 12 I AMC [ u c Cassi y Ce ysi ack ( 00 C e y C ew. •Mo a ague ( ( om e e ge . (CC •. I ea ( 8 , Come y ( i Mu ay. (CC from a.m. to 1 p.m. at th Ma e S a a ce s. Ma e o e image. Ma e Maki g is a . us e & ow (2006 e e ce owa . es a ce C ew ea W M school, located at 219 Main IS • e i a ie : Gues o e Sp i a ia : e u o Kkg So oiso s Mi e E g a g a U a e : Cu se o u as lEngvall . E g a Avenue. Call Denise tones at (sao O e e 2 .. e ou e Su emacy (2004 (CC • S oo e (200 ( O Ma k Weis e g. (CC a k ue " i o " I. a k ue ( e ock] EI Ke a ue woo ue woo a e ackso : S • Wi e s Wo ( 2 Mike Mye s. IThe Soup 1Chelsea . Se ies (603) 394-7744 for an alter- USA I ai Sig (CC i CIS " ai " (CC OS "Ice " (CC IS "U ouc a e" I CIS " oo a " CIS " eo a y" i aw O e : CI . aw & O e S U native appointment or more
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Y MA K C AG I . the original version of the sling back to the Sixties, and A A IC S S A W E film, including "Wont You celebrate the music once , 0 , 0 ,0•s A o• • & PORTSMOUTH I The Try” by Jefferson Airplane, more (minus the mud and • music, mud, marijuana, may- "Work Me Lord" by Janis marijuana). hem and mirth of the move- Joplin, and "Voodoo Child" For more information or w4 . ment all mixed together for and "Woodstock Improvisa- to purchase tickets, please = = • three days of peace, harmo- tion," both by Jimi Hendrix. visit online at www.themu- = It's nythe and dancing perfect in the field way to sichall.org. at an event we now know = IMMO — simply as "Woodstock." ( i e S o i s = Now, 40 years later, on e So e c ime. the anniversary of the first Ca 60 4 o 20 4 day of the Woodstock Festi- val, the memories will return e ye o ice e a me co i ues o i es iga e a i e y Ron-Bet s oo i g a occu e a a esi e ce o Ce a oa u i g e ea y l npr l nt with a special screening of mo i g ou s o u e . o ice e so e es o e a e e -the director's cut documen- esi e s ea s o s ei g i e a ei ome. I was e e mi e a tary film at the Music Hall, se e a u e s i e ome a e sus ec s e e a ea. n l W nd & S d n located on Chestnut Street in l ll Cr St pp r f th t r n n n nd h v nf r t n n n lv d r r nd r l h l p rt . Y n Portsmouth. l l v n n n t p b l n n t A n n & G tt r On Sunday, August 15, . t r t pp r . r St t d, K tt r , ME • 20 4 868 the doors will open to the You cou e e igi e o a cas ewa o u o $ ,000 all-new lobby with DJ Soul i you i o ma io ea s o a a es a co ic io . .r nb t. Daddy who will be playing a collection of vintage vinyl and spinning songs from the SU AY E E I G Woodstock era, while clas- sic television footage from 8 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
the 60s will play on the five W 4 GA ou Go E e i g W 60 Mi u es ( ig o e ( e e Goes e Co Case A 64 W S o s im Mc Commu lobby screens. C S ews ews ( (CC (CC eig o oo ( mu e . (CC ews ( i a ,Ca e i y Bartenders will pour WC ome a Secu i y ews A C Ame ica s u ies W o Wa s o e a S a k a k (Se ies e yi g G a i y ews (.4 ege o e A e A C USA (CC Ce e ews ome i eos Mi io ai e ( (CC emie e ( " es o " ( Ce e Seeke ( Mo ies "Woodstock-themed" cock- WCS 6 eec o ey a : ews C G ea Ame ica eseaso oo a a o ame Game u a o i s s. ews W acke S o s aw O tails for moviegoers, who ( C A C ocs ou Wows oa i (CC e essee i a s. om Ca o , O io. ( i e ( (CC Ou S a s S U can mingle in the lobby, lis- W eec o ey a : ews a C G ea Ame ica eseaso oo a a o ame Game u a o i s s. ews ( S o s E a ( ten to the tunes, and remi- ( C A C ocs ou 6 M ews oa i (CC e essee a s. omCa o , O io. ( i e ( (CC (CC E a nisce about the summer of WU I 2 ime im ac o: i ( ue o o icie o a o a ico i i me ei y Se as Mi io a o Ouie ie e a ime o icie o . as a e a (U I e Sema a .cu a U isie a i ? im ac ° U i IsiO love, peace and happiness, C WMU ome a Secu i y ews a A C Ame ica s u ies W o Wa s o e a S a k a k (Se ies e yi g G a i y ews (: ege o e A e 40 years ago. (A C USA (CC Si ( ews ome i eos Mi io ai e ( (CC emie e ( " es o " ( o ig Seeke ( Mo ies Then, at 7:30 p.m., the CI WG 2 iewe a o i es Simo Sc ama s iewe a o i es . Way e ye : E Music Hall will screen the ( S owe o A I cuses ego e CC co WE ai i Ce ic u e ake Me ome Magic Mome s: e es o 0 s o g a oo oo a y i e S e ie ay aug a i e: ay Mo ow e e i 224-minute long extended ( S ess (CC (CC a e o ms. (CC a & oo i (CC i i e e o ma ces director's cut version of the W I 6 a es e Game ew ew Easy Mo ey " e a a um ki (2002, Come y ( C is i a ews a 0 M o wo a I wo a Se a os (CC award-winning 1970 docu- (CW C is Ca ey ICa ey oma" ( icci, a k a is. (CC CW 6 ( (CC Me Me e Ci y mentary film, "Woodstock." WS K 8 (4:00 e a a aw CSI: Miami "Game CSI: Y " a ci g CSI: Y "You g Mo k M . Mo k a Mo k (CC CSI: Miami " ecoi " Wi ou a ace Michael Wadleigh (I (2006 O e " (CC Wi e is es" oo " (CC e ee ies" ( " o o ou " directed and Martin Scors- W 2 ai o I ai o eAS MAS i • a i g Sa es ( 4, Come y C ea o a a i g Sa es ( 4, Come y C ea o i ouc ai o ee e ai o ( A g am g am (CC (CC i e, Ge e Wi e . emie s. i e, Ge e Wi e . g am C i e g am ese co-edited the film, which W 2 A e esu ec io ( , So a iCs c ea Ame ica S m so s Sim so s ami y Ame ica o 2 ews a 0 ews Sei e ouse " o eymoo " snagged an Academy Award . ( O a Sigoumey Wai e , WII101111 y e . (CC a (CC Guy a (CC ( ( (CC (CC (CC) for best documentary when my y 0 Sim • Sim Sim Sim oo C ee s I o ewi ea ike Me CSI: Y (CC Sim ai ai ai it was released. IS Mo a a Mo a a Mo a a Mo a a Mo a a Mo a a So y Jonas (N) a c i g e e (200 ( O I.: _ I aic WI o y The extended version A (4:00 • S ick k ic u e ie (200 As ey is a e. (CC • A Ci e e a S o y (2004 i a y u . A o e Ci e e a S o y (2008 ( . Os ee ee which will be shown at the ICK Sc oo Sc oo ICa y ICa y ICa y (CC Ma co m :Ma co m o e o e o e o e a y a y Ma co m Ma co m Music Hall includeE a num- OO S oke S oke Su i e Su i e ome A o e ( A e . U . o a S a Ki g i am. Guy am. Guy C icke Aqua Me a G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i G i i [G i i G i i ,, G i i A•SII MWS• e A•S M A S ose ose ber of song performances • A which were not included in ES ASCA S o sCe e (U e ( ase a o ig M ase a os o e So a ew Yo k Ya kees. (CC S o sCe e ( i e ( S o sC ES 2 W A e is: os A ge es C am io s i s Wo Se ies Wo Se ies Wo ASCA ow Wo Se ies Wo Se ies IO S A YA ES C Su i Su I g I i g Su I Su I Su ow e a e (CC Se ies E:60 ( o i g Am. G a ia o s SA E SA U AY O S es am 00 Wo oke Su i g Wo oke ui e . ie oa e ea . oke S o s Su ay S o s Su ay S o s Su ay ES e So ASCA Ou oo s S o ig IGo es Ou oo s Ou oo s U C Wi e ( S o s I e So S o s [ e So Mo ey ai HAMPTON I The Hamp- 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 ton Area Lions will be hold- co C C ai ai ai ai ia e es Wa S i si e Ame ica Ai i es: A Week, U e C uise Mo ey Ame ica G ee Age Wa Ma ing their annual yard sale on us O WS Ame ica s ews O O ews Su ay O e o ( ucka ee ( S ecia og. Ge a o a a ge ucka ee ( e Eye ( Saturday, August 8 from 8 MS C ea ac a y ocku S ecia Mi Ma so Wi You o ow o Me Ma so C ai sw Mass o Ca c a e a o o Ca c a e a o a.m. to 1 p.m. at old Hamp- 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
u g ( E ou u g ue oo (CC E ou ton town parking lot, located a ( O oy a Im s Is a (2008 (CC (: a S ek e i (200 (CC ue oo ( (CC behind the former town hall MA ou ey Ce e o Ea (: , Mee e S a a s (CC ■Mi o s (2008 Ue e Su e a . (CC ., e ea eak Ki (200 e S i e . i ge ie i ge ie pext to the fire station on IS OW (4:4 Wi ess o ec io I . (:2 a Music Wi i (200 e e (CC e e (CC Wee s u se e : i e e os e II :I I VVinnacunnet Road. OO Cakes Cakes : C a e ge ( e oo S a C a e ge ( I o C e Ame ica .C o e ( ay ay I o C e Ame ica There will be numerous G esig S a . o e ia o Se Cu ouse i come Es a e ouse ouse esig S a ( ...Es a e e o a I come Es a e items donated by many indi- A E Wi C i a ( Wi C i a i e . Wi C i a ( Wi C i a ( Wi C i a ( Wi C i a ( —Wi C i a ( Wi C i a ( viduals throughout the com- A&E Simmo s Simmo s Simmo s ,Simmo s Simmo s Simmo s iSimmo s "Simmo s Simmo s •Simmo s A ima ouse: e i si e S o y ( Simmo s Simmo s (N)munity for sale. DISC My us e s (CC My us e s (CC iMy us e s (CC i isas e s agi g a e ( • agi g a e . isas e s agi g a e (CC Truckers IS i i y: e ea S o y ( (CC ics oa ucke s Ice oa ucke s Ice oa aw aw . i ock oa . Ice oa ucke s le All proceeds raised at the C eg a eg a eg a eg a My S ocki g S o y , My S ocki g S o y C i o e Co oi e wi i My S ocki g S o y C i o e yard sale will be used for ■ charity, mainly to provide AMC S i e i o aegue ( 6 ( om So oma. (CC ii• u kaks ( M O a oi a, Samue ackso . (CC I i u ic io ( 4 o a o a. u u u " u Ame ica s es a ce C ew Ame ica s es a ce C ew Maki g is a vision and hearing care to M u u u u S (4:00 w• Se I O • es o i ay (2006 Quee a is . a Ma ee s ami y eu io (2006 (CC (: a as o i ay (2006 ( 2: e Woo "local citizens and to help , Sa i g i a e y a a k ue " u i y a k ue ( a S oo e (200 ( Ma k Wa e g. (CC a S oo e (200 ( Ma k Wa i e g. (CC fund the Lions Scholarship E S I es .20 Mos S ocki g U so e C imes You g, eau i u & a is e : C imes Ke a e Sou C e sea Ke a Program for local area stu- USA aw O e : CI aw & O e : S U " aw & O e : S U aw & O e : S U aw O e : CI I ai Sig ( . u o ice ( aw O e : CI „dents. I E ia ea e (200 ( O Sa a C a ks, Ma a Co c i a A o so. (CC , o ea i a Ar Wi es ( o ea i a A my Wi es (
A EIMSE oi_ , o 0 AUGUS , 200 AllA C EWS AGE I A A A IC EWS CA (60 26 4 o LIVE FREE. OR DIE! NI4kVttANI OO O OS A CAKE EAK AS Ge you summe g oo e o a . am o a s a HAMPTON I Calling located at 77 Mill Road in
all those who love pancakes Hampton. Tickets are $6; NORTH HAMPTON I of concerts and children's p.m. (unless otherwise noted "feel good rock 'n roll" wi
— Boy Scout Troop 177 of children age 3 and under are An annual tradition con- programs at the bandstand below). Exciting c i e s North, a new group. • Thursday, August 13, Hampton will os a pan- free. All proceeds aise will tinues when the town of located at the intersection of programs are presented free cake breakfast on Saturday, benefit troop programs. For North Hampton presents its Routes 111-151. on Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. Judy Pancoast's innova-
August 15 from 8-11 a.m. at more information call Bud 2009 Summer Concert Sea- Concerts are presented • Wednesday, August 12, tive song writing has won St. James Masonic Lodge, or Lois at (603) 926-5717. son, offering a wide range free on Wednesdays from 6-8 6-8 p.m., plenty of classic her the coveted Children's Music Web "Best Song for ND E E I G Young Children" Award ee imes. 8 0 0 P : 0 6 P 6: 0 7 P : 0 8 P 8: 0 P : 0 0 P 0: 0 P : 0 2 2: 0 • Wednesday, August 19, V BZ e i g T e o Hei Big Ba g BZ La e ow i Da La e La e 5:30-7:30 p.m., the Moose News (N News e e (N e T eo y News (N yi Le e ma ow Mountain Jazz Band, a full seven-piece band specializ- ing in Dixieland Jazz. They were new last year and are ow a e News (N • News (N • NB a (N ews a T e To ig back by popular demand . i ( ( News ( M ig im this year. EW S U E EGIS A IO A MA S O a ci HAMPTON I Marston 0 4 Elementary School, located u ew cu ious on Marston Way in Hamp- ooms eo ge ton, will hold registrations on Monday and Tuesday, August 24-25 for new incom- ing students w o wi be attending grades 3-5 for the 2009-10 school year. a e s are asked to s o by the school to pick up a registration packet ahead of ui e Li e e y u: a io (:40 • a c a e (2004 ( o a a ui e Li e o Ra e Li e De 4 time and make an appoint- Sec e ee ake I o eak I Sec e ee e 00 C u (CC Sec e ee y i e y i e 0s 0s ment to register ei c i a y a y Ma co m Ma co m o e o e o e o e a y a y a y a y Jo y T B ai es oy o a ii . S oke S a Ki g i Ki g i e . Guy e . Guy C icke Aqua as soo as possible.
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ent "Hi, I'm Ernie Pyle," a Paris and finally the South „, one-man play by Gary Mor- Pacific. rison on Tuesday, August 11 Gary Morrison has per- at 6:30 p.m. at the library formed "Hi, I'm Ernie Pyle" 71, ,g located kettle _ /pore than 2 times in the op.Ace4ft tkist years for Vans .11/45 in HAniPtik fk7iL;".; e ,. 6 At , the tirrikprilia. death and hirkoricalicroups;SEntior on April 18,,1445;*iie,Pyle Citizen groups, libraries, and was the mosCwidely read of holiday celebrations. Audi- all correspondents covering ence reactions are testimony Lucky Day Auto, LLC World War I _ is columns to the power of Pyle's writ- 2 6 ow ig way, E io , ME 0 0 appeared in almost 400 daily. ing even after more than 61 and weekly newspapers, and years. in the "Stars and Stripes," This , program is pre- the serviceman's newspaper. sented free of charge to the In this one-man play, public, and is underwritten We a so o e ai s Morrison takes Pyle's most by a generous gift from the Au os, ucks & ea y Equi me hard hitting, poignant, rele- Friends of the Lane Memori- vant, and comical dispatches al Library. For more informa- r n ll t p f r p t l and presents them in a way tion contact Darrell Eifert at Gary Morrison as Ernie Pyle t nd t p d f r r j n Pyle would have if he were [email protected]. alive today: Up close and personal. UES AY E E I G. Pyle invites the audi- ence to stay as he tells of 8 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 WBZhis involvement News covering (N)wg 4 (CC) W E e i g e I E e ai CIS " ee ecko (:0 ig o e Me ium "A eces W a e S ow Wi a a e a e the war, beginning with the C S ews ( ews ei e ( me i I g ( ( (CC sa y E i " (CC ews ( yi e e ma S ow blitz of London — a full year WC ews ews ews A C Wi I si e C o ic e W o Wa s o e a e e O e e O ime me: e Ou ews (: 2:06 immy Kim (A C Ce e Ce e Ce e ews E i io (CC Mi io ai e ( e ( e ( e e s ( (CC Ce e ig i e me i e (CC before the Japanese bombed wO , 4 ews ews ews C 20 Maga ea o Ame ica s Go a e Ame ica s Go a e e o e o 40 a e o ig S ow a e Pearl Harbor. ( C ews i c . o ea ( (CC co es a s e o m. ( i e ( (CC :00 Wi Co a O ie ig im He then takes people yo 4 ews ( ews ( ews ( C Access E a ( Ame ica s Go a e Ame ica s Go a e e o e o 40 ews a e o ig S ow a e through the war as seen ( C (CC (CC (CC ews woo (CC ( O (CC co es a s e o m. 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(CC a is STRATHAM I The wim. 6 Acco My Wi e ami y ami y em a Wo ia 02 0 " i e s a ag" 02 0 Ke y a ews a 0 M o Se a E e y ie s E e y (C I g im a Ki s Guy Guy Me Me ( ya ook o Si e . CW 6 ( (CC e Ci y aymo aymo Clothes Attic, located in WS K 8 ea O a 0s Ki g o Ki g o w ee o eo a y . i ( O (CC W a 0a asie asie u k Sou C ee s a & the Stratham Community (I o ea S ow Quee s Quee o u e ews ( S ow (CC (CC (CC a k (CC a Church on Emery Lane W U 2 os o ega (CC ami y ami y e a (CC e a (CC os o ega "Me os o ega (CC os o ega (CC i es y e ai o ai o ai o in Stratham, will be hold- ( A eu eu o oys" (CC i g am g am g am ing their half-price sale on W 2 o 2 ews a WI ( Ma co m Sei ei SIm eo s e s Ki c e ( Mo e o o e ( o 2 ews a 0 ews Sei ei Sim so s Ki g o ( O ews : 0 (CC Mi . (CC (CC (CC ( ( (CC (CC e i Wednesday, August 12 and my y 0 eu eu e eo e s Cou asie asie S ee S ee ai (CC ai (CC u k 0s C ea e s E O ai ai Saturday, August 15. An even bigger sales IS Sui e i e Sui e i e i os& Sui e i e Wi a s Mo a a e Ca e Ke y (2002 i a y u . (CC Wi a s Mo a a Sui e i e So a e i e e Cosy Gi mo e G s My Wi e My Wi e 0 0 0 u y a y Mc ee (2006 ( (CC e 00 C u (CC Make I o eak I event will be held on August A ICK S o ge_IS o i Ca y ICa y e gui s S o ge Ma co m Ma co m o e o e o e o e a y a y a y a y 19 and 22, when the Clothes OO i. o y o y o y e ack Mo e o a a o a S oke 6 EE Ki g i Ki g i am. Guy am. Guy C icke Aqua Attic will have their fill-a- A o a a (CC i e ouse Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y ose ose osea e (CC bag sale for $2 special — a ES o I e u S o sCe e (CC E:60 ( ( Wo Se ies Wo Se ies ase a o ig S o sCe e (CC ase a i e great bargain at a reduced E 2 ASCA oo a o I e u oo a i e Yea ook Yea ook W A aske a : i e y a S a ks E: 0 ( ( S o i a io rate. ES C A aske a : 200 ea a Ce ics i Wa s i Wa s o i g A ow i g A ow i g AWA W es i g Am. G a ia o s The Clothes Attic offers a O S Wo eam e is S o s S o s ase a Wo oke Wo r S o s S o s oke i a es am 0 large assortment of clothing ES S o ig e So e So Game ay I ase a e oi ige s a os o e So . ( i e ( i i gs e So S o a e So I ase a for men, women, children C e Si ua io oom Wi Wo 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 and infants, including pants, C C as Mo ey Ma Mo ey Ku ow e o C C e o s e E e e eu s e E e e eu s Ma Mo ey as Mo ey shirts, shorts, tops, sunsuits, 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 eMy ac o a i y ( playwear, swimwear, shoes, MS C a a ( (CC e E S am ( a a (CC Cou ow Ma ow S ow Cou ow Ma ow S ow a a (CC ay usi ess ews ( e ews a 0( a e Ig a a g ews a Mi ig and belts. EC ews i e oa usi ess ig i e oa There is also a variety of w O egas Is e We i g a e (CC (: • oy i e u e (200 (CC . o ic u e (200 e S i e . 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Wee s u se Wee s u se •Wa (200 including dishes, figures, S OW › OO Co esea o e Cooki g Mi u e C e og a y C e og a y U w a es C o e ( ( Goo U w a U w a es pottery, paintings, glassware, co 0 ow i i e Ge So o Se E U My ouse i s I I s ouse uck ouse Es a e uy Me i s i s i s cookware and bric-a-brac. 0 i A E i a e oo s Ice C eam a a ise a ecue a a ise Sa wic a a ise i a e oo s i e Me Mike Sa wic a a ise The Clothes Attic is open I .., Co Case i es e i s 48 ( e i s 48 ( e i s 48 ( e i s 48( e C ea e ( I e e io is e i s 48 ( ME on Wednesday from 9 a.m. Swo s: i e 2 ISC Cas [Cas Cas [Cas Ma e Ma e i y o s (CC Swo s: i e e Co o y ( (CC i y o s (CC to 3 p.m. and again from 7-9 IS i e A e eo e i e A e eo e Mo e Ma e s Mo e Ma e s e U i e se (CC a s im ossi e Mega isas e s Mo e Ma e s u. p.m., and on Saturday from C o Ka e W a o o Wea Cake ICake o Ka e o Ka e 8 Ki s 8 Ki s U ima e Cake O 8 Ki s 8 Ki s U ima e Cake O 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Watch AMC Mys ic •i isesege i • o e ( Ke i Cos e (CC Ge S o y ( a a ai . • s Coo (2006 ( O o a o s. (CC K4 for news about the upcom- IA a e a a e a Ame ica s es a ce C ew Maki g is a a y a y a y a y a y a y a y ue i e > ing fall and winter consign- i S aymo aymo aymo ie s Sei e Ss . sm. Guy em. Guy e . Guy am. Guy O ice O ice Sei e Sei e Se & ISe & u, ment season, which begins E o es (CC o es (CC o es (CC o es (CC aw o e ( Sa i g G ace ( aw o e ( Sa i g G ace (CC i g I O : A o o i g (200 E ews a y 0 a I k i s s Wo ( 02 Mike Mye s. Ke a C e sea E ews C e sea i e Sou on Wednesday, September <> E 2. For more information call USA CIS "Sea og" CIS ( O CIS "See o E i " aw & O e : S U aw & O e : S U aw & O e : S U Mo k ( (CC i ai Sig (CC Me Swa (CC a e i e e e eI e a e a Wi ivini asie asie (603) 775-0171. l E o om eams MOO ( 0
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TALES PAIN OUT WE ES AY E E I G O OMEC A ICS 8 5:30 2 0 5 PM ' 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM I 2: 0 HAMPTON I Back inju- wgZ.4 (N) (CC) W ews W E e i g e i E e ai OW C is Ga y U C imi a Mi s CS : Y " ey" ( W a e S ow Wi a a e a e ries due to improper lifting ews ( ews a e ( me i e ma ie " a a ise" (CC (CC ews ( i e e ma S ow C S can happen in a split second WC ews A C i I si e C o ic e W o Wa s o e a Wi eou ( (CC ime ime: C ime ( ews (: ( 2:06 immy Kim Ce e ig i e me i e (CC ABC Ca e ews E i io (CC Mi io ai e ( (CC and result in months if not 20 Maga ea o s 0 u ies Ame ica s Go a e e i a o is ews a e o ig S ow a e years of pain and discom- ( C i e. o ea ases (CC (U e ( " ai i" ( (CC :00 Wi Co a O e ig im fort. Understanding how the iii, Access E a ( s 0 u ies Ame ica s Go a e e i a o is Wes a e o ig S ow a e body's natural "leverage" woo (CC ases (CC (U e ( " ai i" ( (CC M Wi Co a O ie ig im system of joints and muscles U Ga c o a E om e e A mo Ma ia a as a a o a cisco e ime o Ic e o US Escue i a I Co a e Siem e se a Im ac " U i Isi work to coordinate proper E e ai C o ic e W o Wa s o e a Wi eou ( (CC ime ime: C ime ( e s (: ( 2:06 immy Kim lifts can help to prevent me Mi io ai e ( (CC o ig ig i e me U e (CC these kinds of debilitating ,, . e , ime eam S ecia E i io ( (CC Make e aug : Make em aug : C a ie ose ( .. .,,,„: ,,„,.....400 injuries. u y u y (CC I. . . ....,,. The public is invited to , .,. o e a a oc e: uicy i i g, a i ess 0 Wi a e Ame ica Sou ack: oo Wo s G ea es . .4.00 :,± . • • . uicy Agi g (CC S a a (CC i s (CC join OSHA and Applied Ame ica s e o Ame ica s e o ews a O M o Se a E e y ie s E e y Ergonomics specialist, Ste- Mo e (CC CW 6 ( (CC e Ci y aymo aymo .- a KId Mo e (CC ven M. Jones on Wednes- WS K 8 ea o Ki g o . i ( (CC W W a s I asie asie u k Sou C ee s a & , August 12 at 6:30 p.m. o ea Quee s ews ( S o e (CC (CC (CC a k (CC a I for a lecture on the biome- e a e a • a o KW ( 0, Ac io S e e Seaga , ai o ai o a o omo (CC (CC Ke y e ock, i Sa e . g am g am g am ow s chaniCS of lifting and injury ouse "Ema ci a e Mome o u o 2 ews a 0 ews Sei e Sim so s Ki g o prevention. Jones, a Hamp- io " ( ( (CC ( ( (CC (CC e i ton resident who holds two Wo s u Magics Sec e s u k 0s C ea e s E O ai ai advanced degrees from Mo ie Mo a a Mo a a Su e U e So a e i e e Southern Connecticut State u y University and Rensselaer a y Polytechnic Institute, has eague o y S oke o a ai es oy O e Su i e Ki g i Ki g i e . Guy Cam. Guy C icke Aqua OO written a 20-page illustrated o a a (CC Cos y Cos y ose ose ose ose Ge ic Make Ge ic Make ose ose A booklet on proper lifting ase a o ig S o sCe e (CC ase a U e ES o I e u [.E i M ase a eams A. (Su ec o ackou ( i e ( and muscle care, which will ASCA u i g o i e u i e i e u So a ig eague i a eams A. Wo Se ies Wo Se ies S o s a io g AWA W es i g Am. G a ia o s be available free to all who 0 ame ame o i g I e is: 8 Agassi s. Co o s o. Wo eam e is S o s E i e C W S Socce : os A ge es a os o S o s s S o s i a oo e s U co e e attend. , e O S Is os s ES i e d Se G M ase a e oi ige s a os o e So . 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