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ome. money for local businesses, ing tentacles to bring others U U E. That's the hopes and organizers hope that this down with it, this could be of the Hampton Beach Area effort will not only benefit the the start instead of an upturn, hn h n Commission, which is in pur- immediate Seacoast area, hut at least for the state of New Hampshire. Ch r n suit of funding in the ballpark the entire state. pt n h of $18 million for n ambitious While the global economy What's more, while the "Big OU ISM C nt. n 8A• Ar C n
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A IA C EWS.COM o _ 4, o 0 ECEM E 2, 2008 AnAnn EWS AGE A EWS n r p S nt t r n v r 00 BY E A A IC EWS St n St ff r r f n l Art n HAMPTON This year's An t r 2 rt Seacoast Firefighters Toy Bank is officially off and run- ning, with local fire depart- ments currently collecting toys and gifts for the annual C drive. Donations from the r ft r public are urgently needed b r 4, 2008 anck heartily welcomed at loaf Wal-Mart stores, fire sta- S nd tions and at various Toy Bank l drop-off locations, including 0 AM 4 M the Kitchen at Depot Square, „I a • Atlantic Heights, Bank of America, Curves, Lena's, r n n C nt r : . Dearborn House, Galley x t t t l rtr th fl t . O E M r h t n r . .p t . Hatch, Hampton Child and Family Center, Hannaford's, xr h f r n U Ytt Hoaty's, Labels Inc., Les's Barber Shop, Lighthouse Market, Marellifs Market, the Old Salt, QA Tech, Sea- coast Credit Union, Hampton Town Offices, Walgreen's, Unitil Corporation, and Spec- tra Hair, all in Hampton; in North Hampton at Shaw's A MISSIO $2. 0 Supermarket, Arsenault Chi- S n r nl $2 ropractic Center and New- Ch ldr n nd r 4 EE bury North Salon; in Rye rIn p h Ad & S v $. 0 at Depot Honda, Rye Air r t 0 C t r Field, Hungry Horse and TD Onl $ th r C p n BankNorth. For more infor- mation visit www.toy-bank. com or call Cassie Bridle or r v O l At: rt tr h . l f 60 28 40 4 Matt Cray at (603) 926-3316.
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Laigton and the rest-Of the St ff Wr t r • M r Ch , r. -Today, when the Amtrak staff, oversee d fó nn ll Atl nt . Downeaster arrives , or delights at the recently- Production/Graphic Art departs, as it does 10 renovated Trackside café. • Chr t n C ll times every day during Today, the café itself pr d t n Atl nt . the week, patrons inside inhabits only a fraction of Gr ph Art t • r h ll n • Gl nn Y r the Trackside can still feel the original space it once d t t nl Atl nt . I E A A I E — Chelsea Laigton sits at a table C ntr b t n Wr t r the vibrations outside, covered, and which is now a e acksi e i E e e . e ami y ece y ook o e hn l n and look down and see home to Gerry's Variety. ow e s i o e o gs a i g oca a o i e o ome cooke rr M C nn ll th gentle ripples in the In fact, patrons now use c assics, a a e a a o u ai o e is o ic o s o . G r tt n coffee as the locomotive the front door to Gerry's, A a ic ews o o y Ma k C ag . bl h d Connelly Communications C shimmies along. pass through the store to $2.50 breakfast meals from Trackside as well, as the 0 El Str t, S l b r , MA 0 2 The Trackside has a the back, and step into 6-7 a.m. walls are now decorated long, rich history serving Trackside. M l n Addr : O x 2, pt n, 0 84 At lunch, count on with Patti's own artwork. (60 26 4 I a : (60 26 4 customers, both local and It's worth those few Trackside for a variety A longtime painter, Patti's O ice ou s: Mo . i. :00 . . :00 p. . those coming and going by extra steps for anyone of wraps, burgers melts, vibrant watercolors are on C nt t U rail, in the heart of down- seeking the best break- dogs and sandwich perfec- display to add an exqui- St r : d t r At nt . town Exeter. fast and lunch deals to be Adv rt nt : pr d t n Atl nt . tions, including "Brian's site visual enhancement to www.A a ic ews.com Most . recently, the local had. Nothing on the menu Best BLT." the dining experience. favorite has welcomed — even the biggest belly- Patti says that she and Her artwork, along Y r Local Source For Community proud new owners and buster assortments — is her family have been fre- with the all-new Trackside O A E ISE: undergone a facelift — more than $7 and most of quenting the Trackside will both be on display and now offers perhaps Co e y Commu ica io s C is a ami y ow e , oca commu i y the fabulous meal deals for years, but were not this Saturday, December ews a e , i e a is i u e eac u s ay. the best, delicious bargain are less than $5. It's a per- entirely pleased with its 13 for an open house with o a e ise o o sc e u e a a e isi g ese a io , pl ca , fect match for folks look- e mai o a u is e Mic ae . Co e y a (60 26 4 o ice o direction of late, and when something for everyone (60 866 088 ce o e mai Co e y A a io ews.com , o a o ing for homestyle cooking the business became avail- from 4-7 p.m. (60 26 4 , o ca a leave a message d r n o a e usi ess and trying to avoid break- able, decided to step into The café includes table ou s a (60 26 4 . ing the bank in these try- the histRic site and do it seating for friends and EA U ES: ing economic times. justice. families, but also retains a e e s o e e i o , Ca e a o es a u ic o ices are ue y oo There are all the break- That called for shutting full counter service, remi- o i ays. fast classics from omelets e e s ecei e a e noontime on a i ay wi e e o e o owi g the doors for a couple of niscent to the classic days week. to Texas-cut French toast, weeks, but the result, at of diners, when folks could e A a ic ews welcomes i eas f r articles, community ews a pancakes and homemade least according to the cus- arrive alone or in groups, s ecia stories as well as o og a y su missio s a eques s. Ca us a (60 26 4 i you a e questions. waffles. There are even tomers, was well worth sit down on a swiveling homemade crepes and the wait. stool, and strike up a con- O OS: "early byrd" specials for "We really wanted versation over coffee and a igi a o sca e o os may e e mai e e A a ic ews i EG o ma o: o uc io ©A a ic ews.com . those who get up with someplace for people to be hot meal. the sun and enjoy several able to go for breakfast and Today's Trackside cap- O ICE O OU EA E S: lunch. We've completely tures that flavor of the A Ie e s su mi e o u ica io o ese ages mus co ai a ame a e e o e um e o e au o o e i ica io io o refurbished it. I think we past, and maintains the u is i g. U ame e e s wi o e u is e . e o i io s pretty much came in and delicious standard of fine e esse y ou ea e s a e o ecessa i y ose o e u is e s o made it the way it was home cooking once again. e A a ic ews o Co e y Commu ica io s C. — Mic ae . Co e y supposed to be," Patti If it's not the clinking of says. "We dropped a lot a spoon in a coffee cup, S O E ACKS: of prices too, because we or the cheerful laugh of usi ess ow e s w o wis o is ay e A a ic ews, o o e Co e y Commu ica io s u ica io s, ease co ac Ge e a Ma age want people to be able to a welcoming server you e y McC ea a (60 26 4 Mo . i., :00 a.m. :00 .m. afford to come here and hear, it may be the low get a good meal." rumble of the train pulling e A a ic ews assumes o es o si i i y o a y y og a ica e o s i a a e iseme _ e A a ic ews ese es e ig o Since reopening the in for a quick stop outside, e ec a y a e iseme . café, Patti says she's before venturing on to pleased with the reaction Boston. All together, it is l S pp rt they've received. a delicious flair and cozy "Business has been atmosphere found only at O r Adv rt r pretty good so far, and the Trackside. that's really without any Call it a diner, call nd h lp p th advertising at all," she it a café, or quite sim- says. "We're holding our ply come calling. You'll Atl nt r own. People seem to be be met with a smile and Tell them you saw it in really appreciative of what a seat and meal with a the Atlantic News we've done." price that can't be beat. E I S AME ME : I a i io o e a The Trackside is located at "Co g ess s a make o aw es ec i g a es a is me o ci u oo and friendly 66 Lincoln Street in Exeter. e igio , O o i i i g e ee e e cise e eo : o a i gi g e ee om o s eec , o o e press; o e ig o e eo e staff, patrons well have For more information call eacea y o assem e, a o e i io e Go e me o a plenty of eye candy inside (603) 418-8781. r dr f grievance."
AnApinc EWS COM oi 3 o 5 I DECEMBER 1 I A _A - c NEWS I PAC,E 5A SEACOAS O I AYS Shop Santa's Stocking Stuffer Craft Fair S E SEASO for perfect holiday gifts
S ECIA O E A A IC EWS rals, holiday decor, hand- fudge and lots more. PORTSMOUTH I Per- made scarves, pet beds There will also be live fect holiday gifts for every- and coats, wearable art, music, refreshments and a one on your Christmas list Americana and primitive rest area available. Admis- are sure to be found at crafts, gourmet jellies and sion for adults is $2.50 Santa's Stocking Stuffer jams, New England pho- (Seniors $2); children are (and Other Great Gifts) tography, marble coasters, admitted free. The venue is Craft Fair, taking place pressed flowers, wooden handicapped-accessible. on Sunday, December 14 birdfeeders/ houses, The Frank Jones Center from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at wooden toys, personalized is located off the Route 1 By- the Frank Jones Center in CDs, NH maple syrups, pass (take Exit 5 off 1-95 to Portsmouth. handpainted ornaments, a ma e s owma y the Portsmouth Rotary, bear Featured at the fair will knits and fleece. au i e am e right onto Route 1 Bypass be work of 100 fabulous Also available will be handcrafted jewelry, quilt- South, turn left at second set exhibitors offering made- wood carvings, handpaint- ed items, hand and body of lights). For more infor- in-America arts and crafts, ed glassware, lampwork lotions, pottery, personal- mation call Joyce at (603) perfect for holiday gifts. glass, handwoven rugs, ized pillowcases, blankets 528-4014 or visit www.joy- Some include seasonal flo- soy candles, many styles of and throws, musical bears, cecraftshows.com . n t n ht f r G ft f G v n v nt Sa a a M s C aus oi e ousa s o eo e om e commu i y o e 1s a ua o i ay O e ouse i Y z EMO coast community a couple big bag of coats, hats and Giving Christmas Eve din- E e e o u s ay ecem e e o y cou e a i e A A IC EWS S A W I E of weeks ago, and response mittens, as well as a $100 ners to come. And while o a eau i u o se aw ay-wago a magica y i u AM O A S I has been overall positive donation. any individuals have ow ow E e e o e seaso e es i a o ees a Plans for the first-ever ever since. With the peo- "It's nice to know peo- already stepped forward to Gi ge ea ouse Co es we e a g ea success a oca Gift of Giving event are ple and the place pretty ple feel the need to reach help, there's always room me c a s we e o e u i 8 m o e i g si ecia i -s o e starting to come together, well lined up, "what we out," says Jen. for more to join in. For iscou s e es i i ies a e o ga i e e e y yea y e with close to 30 volunteers need is people to donate Chad and Jen Luby information about making E e e A ea e ai Me c a s Associa io i coo e a io wi e E e e A ea C am e o Comme ce stepping up to help and food," says Jen. would love for this to be a donation or volunteer- — A a ic ews Cou esy o o a site that has been put The donation list the first of many Gift of ing, call (617) 839-7161. on "reserve" especially for includes turkeys, ham, the occasion. baked beans, potatoes, Scheduled for Christ- green beans, cream of CO E S EWE E S mas Eve, Thursday, mushroom soup, fried S t A d f M December 24 from 3-7 p.m. onion toppers, roils, des- and hosted by the Butcher sert items, butter, cream, A Ce e ia a Diamon& Shop and Fish Market in disposable baking pans, O o 7 • 1 5 os oa Hampton Falls, this com- paper goods, and gifts. I I I I o am o 3 Precious C.-iems munity holiday meal will "We're planning on II I q I o e 3-9 -3 ii Your Gold I , be prepared and served at 200-300 people," estimates Silver the former Seabrook fire Jen, "and [we'll] have a _ . Unwautca Got Platinum station, located on Route overflow of back up food C. jewelry Int 286 in Seabrook. for 100 more. We want to CI It , nfl C ll Watihes "It's where they have be able to reach out and Chr t Cas Same Day Repair. the Bingo games all the be sure that there is a local I I time," reports Jen Luby, place to be able to get . who with her husband a hot meal on Christmas nt n pt n Chad owns and operates Eve." . I II .A II hl I
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SEACOAS O I AYS O I AY O ES Hampton PTA hosts Breakfast with Santa IME O I E A A IC EWS be open for business so HAMPTON I Every the children can do some breakfast should be this shopping. Bring a list; much fun — and festive. there's a little something The popular Breakfast for everyone. All gifts are with Santa event, hosted by $5 or less and includes gift- the Hampton PTA, will be wrapping. held on Saturday, Decem- Admission to the break- ber 13 from 8:30-11:30 a.m. fast is $1 each for both in the cafeteria at Hampton children and adults, who rcademy, located on Acad- will automatically receive emy Avenue. a ticket for chance to win a The public is welcome great door prize. to attend this annual fes- The public is invited to tive gathering that includes attend. For more informa- a variety of delicious light tion about Breakfast With breakfast fare (pastries, making table, face-paint- (they'll be hand-delivered) Santa, or to volunteer, con- dd n f r d ll l th n nd r f t r d n th donuts, fruit, etc.) ing, balloon animals by Mr. and, of course, photos with tact Heidi Gannon at (603) n br r r nd l d S l nt A t n r n n There's -also going to and Mrs. Dee, a chance Santa Claus himself. 926-9567 or Kathy Faulk- thr h W dn d , b r . t r d h r r to write letters to Santa Santa's Workshop will ingham at (603) 929-4309. thr f th f v n bl p f r b d. All pr d r d be a kids' Christmas card- thr h th l nt t n ll b n f t th Ch ldr n . r d t l n h t pl b d, ll th n M r l IME O SI G — A p rt f t " nt Chr t n rt th" br r t (60 26 68. pr r n , th M ll t pr nt th S t l r t — Atl nt C rt h t "M h S n " f t r n nd l tr ph nt Chr t r t r n r d , b r t p. . rf r d n th M ll f t v l d r t d r t r d d t r , "M h A .. .A I S I ES t r ht , t l S n " ll br n t th r th S t b t l v d h r , nd t r , t l t , r h tr l p n nt, fr nd nd f l n n t p rf r n . t r $ 4 nd clácilidzy Orders./ n b p r h d t th M ll b x ff t 28 Ch tn t S l t th t p l p f Str t n rt th, b ll n (60 4 6 2400, r nl n t rt n & ll h v t .th h ll r . l ntl fr d n t — Atl nt C rt h t f r Chr t .
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IG U GE I E G A I E S A E Send letters to Santa from Exeter AM O I Help fight hunger in the Granite State by donating to the New Hampshire Food Bank Food Drive, taking 5rEakt. ro nt AnANror NEWS write their own letter; little charge; however, due to the wants to be sure all letters place now through Wednesday, December 17. Those who would EXETER I Exeter Parks & ones may dictate a letter to a busy-ness of the season for are answered and delivered like to participate in this food drive may bring donations of non- Recreation and the Exeter Post parent. Santa would also love Santa and his volunteer help- before Christmas. perishable canned goods to Tobey 8 Me i I su a ce Age cy, Office haNie arTriOunced that to receive pictures from the ers, only letters from indi- To send a letter to Santa, oca e at 20 High Street in Hampton For more information the 36th season of the "Letters children.) vidual children will receive a address the envelope to Santa contact Tart Rhodes at (603) 926-7665 or (603)601-1006. Each letter should include to Santa" program has begun. response. Please do not ask to Claus, c/o Exeter Post Office, W S HOSTS HOLIDAY CONCERT With assistance from the name, age and full return have letters from Santa writ- 34 Front St., Exeter, NH 0 8 . HAMPTON I The Winnacunnet High School Music numerous volunteer "elves" address of the child on the ten to pets; children deserve e e s may also be hand-car- Department will present Sounds for a Festive Season" holiday in the area, Santa has already letter and the envelope. Santa Santa's full attention. ried to the Exeter Post Office concert on Thursday, December 18 at 7 p.m in the Winnacunnet started answering children's and his helpers do try very Due to the volume of by Monday, December 22. Community Auditorium on Alumni Drive in Hampton. hard to reply to each and holiday mail, the final date Santa will send a personal- letters. (Note to all parents, Performances will feature the WHS Band, Chamber Singers, grandparents, and well-mean- every letter. to send a letter to Santa is ized letter back, direct from Chorus, and Jazz Bands. Music i c u es se ec io s y o ing adults: Allow children to This program is free of Friday, December 19, as Santa the North Pole. Wi iams, i y oe , music om Mamma Mia," a o i ay a o i es. A missio is ee, a e u ic is i i e o a e . o mo e i o ma io a ou is musica o i ay e e , ca Snowflake Fair at First Baptist W S a (60 26 .
SPECIAL TO THE MASK NEWS will be served at the Snowflake HAMPTON I The folks Café from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the First Baptist Church of The day will conclude with Hampton had much fun at a community dinner that will their recent annual Snowflake be served from 4:30-6 p.m. The Fair that they're going to do it menu will feature sausage tet- Enj th G ft f again on Saturday, December razzini with garlic bread, salad, 13 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. beverage and dessert. Prices There will be a large variety for the dinner are $5 for chil- — l of handmade crafts available, dren and Seniors and $6 for as well as ornaments, jewelry, adults. handmade scarves and hats, The community is invited th S n decorations,_ gift baskets, gifts to take the time to enjoy the for pets and-rntteh more. Also Christmas season with First featured will be a white ele- Baptist Church, located at 36 phant table and a Cookie Walk Winnacurinet Road in Hamp- A lunch of burgers, hot dogs, ton. For more information, call sandwiches, chili and chowder ((113)926-3200.
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M t ll r d f r ll t t nd nd n f r th U h Y MA K C EAG ers in the audience is simply A A IC EWS S A W I E transcendent," says Patricia Revelers are readying to Lynch, Executive Director of stand once more. The Music Hall. Some say he was tired For those who aren't and simply needed to stretch familiar with the concept his legs. Others claim that he of a Messiah-Sing, Priscilla had a nasty case of the gout French, concert organizer, which caused such discom- explains: "Messiah Sings are fort that he had to get out a tradition in many commu- of his seat. Of course there nities during the Christmas are others who say that he season. Singers of all ranks ment provided by Lynne simply stood out of undue are invited to sing through McMahon, Melissa Water- of artisans from 1878-1901. respect for the Lord when the Christmas portion (Part house, violin; Sally Witusy- the Music Hall was laud- the key time came in the I) of Handel's most famous znski, viola; Gary Hodges, ed in a recent New York composition to honor the day, the audience followed taring Handel's triumphant oratorio, 'Messiah' with no cello; Margaret Herlehy, Times article "much of the Holy Father. in check and rose as well, Christmas oratorio, which prior rehearsal. It's kind of oboe; John MacLeod, trum- Beaux Arts interior design is But perhaps the most in much the same way that will bring together the Sea- a 'happening,' great fun and pet; Maria Isaak, bassoon; restored and the structure is likely reason of all is that Americans to this day rise coast's best-loved choruses one of the best ways I know Timpani, Andrew McKenna returned to its Victorian-era he, King George 11, took to for the President, and even and conductors, guest solo- to celebrate the true meaning and Robert Littlefield, piano. glory. his feet because he was sim- judges, out of respect. ists and orchestral accom- behind the Christmas sea- Featured soloists include "Messiah Sing" will ply overwhelmed with the King George II most cer- paniment, and friends and son," French says. Andrea Veal, soprano solo; appear at the Music Hall only euphoria that so often comes tainly had no idea that, upon family in a community per- Invited choruses include Fran Schopick, mezzo solo; on Friday, December 19 at 7 whenever Handel's "Mes- taking his feet, he was insti- formance. Patrons can either the South Berwick Com- and Wendell S. Purrington, p.m. Tickets are $14 and can siah" is heard. gating what would go on to bring their own score, pur- munity Chorus, Seacoast tenor solo. be purchased at the Music Even George Frideric become one of the most pro- chase one at RiverRwl Book- Community Chorus, Granite Now that the entire audi- Hall box office at 28 Chest- Handel himself, the com- found traditions of Christ- store or at The Music Hall State Choral Society, Seacoast torium has been restored nut Street in Portsmouth, poser who wrote the piece mas that has traversed the the day of the concert. Choral Society, Portsmouth after a multi-year project over the phone at (603) 436- in 1741, is said to have had centuries. "As patrons enter the hall, Pro Musica (formerly Ports- funded in part by the federal 2400, or online at www.the- an enlightenment after writ- Now, 266 years later, local through the new Beaux Arts mouth Women's Chorus), Save America's Treasures musichall.org. Group ticket ing it. revelers will be able stand in lobby, they will immediately Portsmouth Men's Chorus, program, audiences can sales of 15 or more are avail- As the story goes, an awestruck glory once again, realize they are at a, unique New Hampshire Youth Cho- enjoy a view of the elabo- able at a discounted rate, and assistant came upon Han- when the "Messiah" returns event. They'll see the signs for rus, and York Singers. Con- rately decorated dome and can be purchased by calling del in his study, where the to the Music Hall. sopranos, altos, tenors, and ductors for the Music Hall proscenium arch, as well as (603) 433-3100 x25, Monday great composer was seem- As part of its Vintage bass so they can seat them event will come from the historic finishes on the bal- through Friday 12-6 p.m. ingly lifeless. The assistant Christmas in Portsmouth selves appropriately in the ranks of conductors of all cony, moldings and walls King George 11 may not be tried for several minutes to programming, on Friday, hall. Whether patrons want the participating choruses. throughout the theater's able to be in attendance, but get a response from his mas- December 19, the Music Hall to view the performance or On stage, the singers will interior. The stunning resto- his tradition will undoubt- ter, when Handel broke into will present the Seacoast's join in, watching and listen- have orchestral accompani- ration brings back the work edly be there. tears and held up his hand- largest "Messiah Sing!" fea- ing to the hundreds of sing- written composition of the musical piece and cried out that he had "seen the face of God." t ., Chr t d Despite all the specula- t Gift Certificates available tion and stories, one thing OSS On z f t ll is known for certain: That in C April of 1742, Handel pre- -Ir b St t h sented the "Messiah" for the Store Hours: first time to the public. At Mon- Sat— 10-5 the start of the last scene of Sun— 1-5 the three-part oratorio, when the singers broke into the Seacoast Village Moll movement called "God's Tri- Raute 1 • No. Hampton umph," which we now know 603-964-9434 as the "Hallelujah Chorus," www.yankeecrossstitch.com Ji/e have it all King George Ilsuddenly rose Books, frames, charts, from his chair and stood. fabric and accessories. As was customary n the • • • • • • ••••• • • •
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S ECIA O E A A IC EWS ily. and lower lobby as well as dren are sent home with NEWBURYPORT Participants are encour- the stage area to participate their parting gift bag. The Firehouse Center for aged to arrive at the Fire- in "Frosty" themed face Festival tickets are $10 the Arts will host its first house in their pajamas painting, sing a-longs, and and include all activities, annual "Frosty Festival" for an hour of snowman- games from 1-2 p.m. When the movie, snack, and a gift on Saturday, December 13 themed indoor activities, the movie begins at 2 p.m., bag of little treasures to take from 1-3 p.m. at the center, before watching the clas- they can select their free home. Tickets are available located in Market Square in sic "Frosty the Snowman" movie snack and will be by calling the Firehouse downtown Newburyport. movie on the big screen encouraged to interact with box office at (978) 462.7336, This event was orga- — with all kinds of inter- the film at key points. from 12-5 p.m., Wednesday nized in response to local active holiday surprises Following the movie, through Sunday or up until families' request for fun, thrown in. a raffle will take place curtain time. For additional economical holiday enter- The children will move (prizes include snow cone information visit www. tainment for the entire fam- around the Firehouse upper machines) before the chil- firehouse.org .
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GA ISO AYE S ESE 2 2 08 M : 0 6 M 6: 0 M : 0 8 M 8: 0 M : 0 0 M 0: 0 M : 0 2 AM 2: 0 A C IS MAS CA O ROLLINSFORD I The Garrison Players will present the award-win- ning holiday classic "A Christmas Carol," playing December 5-21 at the Garrison Players Arts Center, locat- WHDH-7 ews ( ews ( ews ( C E a ( ews ( ed on Route 4 in Rollinsford. The C (CC (CC (CC ews (CC (CC play, which stars Michael J. Tobin as Scrooge, will be presented Fridays and ( Saturdays at 8 p.m., with Saturday and Sunday matinees at 3 p.m. and 'WGBH.2an additional evening show on Thurs- e ews ou Wi C a ie ose ( im e e ( (CC (CC day, December 18 at 7 p.m.Tickets for "A Christmas Carol" are $10-$15 and ( may be purchased by calling (603) 750-4ART or (800)838-3006, or by vis- iting www.garrisonplayers.org. asie asie u k Sou C ee s a & Q n S ow Q n o ea (CC (CC (CC a k (CC a I . . •, SAM O E S MUSIC I ME ouses II A Oak i ge oys OG AM o $ 00 ami y C is mas O AM O I The Sea- ( coast Academy of Music (SAM) has MY added a new family music program . IS ___,, . ‘.. _ __ .i. .:. II _±. to its curriculum, especially designed i Wa ..,..,iCaai.,, g ... 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(CC O A E ESS EA S > MA U e (:4 a K ocke U (200 Se oge . (CC a u o (200 E e age. a e Se Co E Co . 0 O SEA OOK 2 S OW I si e e (CC e e (CC I si e e (CC o e oo (CC SEABROOK I To help get every- OO s Mi u e Mi u e i e s i e s Co essa G a e ea oo e wo k co G i i e Ki c e o Se My my ouse o Se My es I U ouse ouse Ge So o Se o Se My es one in the holiday spirit, the Seabrook 0 au e ow (CC au e Wei a e s (CC G os A e u es: e egi i g (CC Mos au e USA e aces G os A e u es Library will host a Storyteller reading i A E C A&E iCo Case i es Co Case i es CSI: Miami (CC CSI: Miami (CC C : Miami (CC CSI: Miami A i " C imi a Mi s (CC CSI: Miami (CC of the book "The Polar Expitss" on Thursday, December 18 from 6-7 p.m. E ISC Cas }Cas Cas "Cas Ma e Ma e Ma s. Wi (CC Sui I ammi ( Su i omu ( Su i o ma ( IMa s. 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A Mu e s C is i e " a oo ( aw & O e " e o" ews ( e o ig S ow a e ig Mai ( (CC ( (CC (CC Wi ay e o (CC EXETER I Rock My Soul (a A Mu e s C is I e " a oo " ( aw & O e " e o" ews ( e o ig S ow a e ig 25-member choir that specialize. mas ( (CC ( (CC (CC Wi ay e o (CC in lively, roots-based gospel and Cui a o co e uego e a Sa g e o a cisco e o icias o icie o a Mo a e a rich harmonies) and the Rock A ge se a U i isiO U i isiq My Soul Quartet (a four-person us i g aisies i a e ac ice (:0 i y Se y ews ( (: ( 206 immy Kim close-harmony group that spe- Mo ey ( (CC (CC Ig i e me i e ( " e o wegia s" "Wo s A a " ( cializes in unique, doo-wop and • G ea e o ma ces Sa a cisco a e s A. o i ay Ce e a C a ie ose ( G ea e a is jubilee arrangements) will per- • i e e a io o " e u c acke ." io 2008 ( (CC • os o Smi ey form their fourth annual holiday : . A iques oa s ow au Simo : e i a y o Co g ess Ge C ica o ock e o a " e as , " as o easu e" s wi i e o o u a So g (CC Sou s G ea A e" concert on Sunday, December 14 S y is s (CC S y is s " e ig ews ( (CC Se a E e y ie s E e y at the Exeter Town Hall, located ( (CC e Ci y aymo aymo at 10 Front Street in Exeter. . i ( (CC W a 06 asie asie u k Sou C ee s a & The concert begins at 4 p.m.; ews ( S ow (CC (CC (CC a k (CC a doors open at 3:30 p.m. Refresh- os o ega " e os o ega " i os o ega "O i es y e ai o ai o ai o ments will be served during . e ic (CC coi " (CC e e ge (CC i g am g am g am intermission, and CDs and T- Sec e Mi io ai e ( o es " e C a k i ews ( (CC ews Sei e Sim so s Ki g o (CC e S a " (CC (CC (CC e i shirts will be available for sale. A Mis ime Is e e Agai Sa a s u k 06 C ea e s E O ai ai portion of the concert's proceeds _ .. . will go toward the Exeter Heat- IS _ . .: . .,. :, : , . I. i . i: . .. .. . _ ..".: ,..i. ii, i e e Mo a a So a e ‘ ing Assistance for the Elderly. A Gi mo e Gi s My Wi e W ose .. : . , ome Im The music for the Gospel ICK . :44.k , l■I . , : 4 , I oo o y i o y Ciiiii :oio i Sa u S a i ,:• I o y o y o a a am. Guy e . Guy C icke Holiday Concert includes an A ea e ea e G i i G i i G i i G i i Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y My s Sc u s ock ock ock ock impressive lineup of gospel- style carols and spirituals, as ES o I e u S o sCe e (CC A aske a os o Ce ics a A a a awks. A aske a : S u s a o e s S o sCe e (CC well as R&B-flavored popular I ES 2 i es oo a o I e u i e Co ege aske a Co ege aske a Sie a a i s u g . s G ea es Game ( (CC cc Christmas favorites. Numbers co ES C A aske a : 8 Ce ics a awks Am. G a ia o s o i g W o s um e Am. G a ia o s u i i g AWA W es i g ii. O S Wo oke S o s iCe ics A aske a os o Ce ics a A a a awks. Ce ics S o s Ce ics S o s Ce s i a i a range from spirited versions ES Ou oo s e ui s C assics i o i u i g So So So So S o s° S o ig S o s e ai ai of familiar songs such as "GO Tell It on the Mountain" and "0 C (4:00 e Si ua io oom ou o s o ig ow o ias a y Ki g i e A e so Coo e 60 ( (CC a y Ki g i e Holy Night" to the less familiar C C as Mo ey ( Ma Mo ey ( C C e o s ( O e Mo ey a a usi ess Ma Mo ey ( as Mo ey ( - but no less inspiring - "Jesus, 0 i O WS Ame ica s ews( O S ecia e o (CC o e o e O ei y ac o a i y & Co mes O e eco e O ei y ac o a i y & Co mes MS C a a (CC W i e ouse a a (CC Cou ow Ma ow S ow Cou ow Ma ow S ow a a (CC What a Wonderful Child" and "I EC ews ay i e ig usi ess os o ou . ews g usi ess ews ( ews ( (CC a e ig a e ig ews ( Pray on Christmas." In contrast .4 to the high-energy gospel sound ca O i e ouse og (200 ( o , A e a g i e (cc e o u Cos as OW (CC Summe Ka ie ouse o Sa am (CC are introspective carols such MA A ie s s e a o A a og (2000 u e Wi is (CC eMa 2( 0 U e Mi s. (CC e ui s (2008 (CC ( Se Games Ca cu 4 0 as "Silent Night" and a Drift- S OW as ag ■ I e ame o e Ki g: A u geo Siege a e o e oo (CC I si e e ( e e (CC I si e e (CC Ca i o a i a ers-inspired version of "White CO OO Co essa Cooki g Mi u e Mi u e ea oo e wo k o i ay is es ay ay i e i e Goo U w a ay ay Christmas." m G i i e Ki c e o Se My My ouse o Se Ge So C is i s ouse ouse Ama i g au i o Se Ge So 0 Featured soloists for the eve- A E C is masy a oo a a ise Ma Ma C is mas E . — eak as a a ise Ma Ma C is masy C is mas E . ning will include Dawn Boyer, 0 A&E Co Ca :40 U Co Case i es CSI: Miami (CC og og og og a ki g a ki g a ki g a ki g og og Brett Hartenbach, Mary Kull, E ISC Cas Cas Cas Cas Ma e Ma e ime Wa ( My us e s ( o o y e is ( Ma e Ma e ime Wa ( cc Carolyn Morse-Finn, Tom Pante- a IS Mega isas e s Mega isas e s Mo em Ma e s Mo em Ma e s Mo s e C ues (CC U O u e s (CC U O i es ( Mo e Ma e s u.i lis, Mark Weaver, and Tina Wein- , C o Ka e o Ka e W a o o Wea o & Ka e us 8 o & Ka e us 8 o Ka e r n K t So e ( (CC o & Ka e us 8 o Ka e o Ka e berger. The Rock My Soul band, AMC e mi a o 2: u gme ay ( ( CC • Ou o us ice ( S e e Seaga . w u e ea ( 2, Mys e y a Ki me .. G em i s including Eric Donnelly on key-' M M S ecia M S ecia Sucke ee M S ecia M S ecia u u i M S ecia M S ecia > boards and Hammond B-3 organ, I S aymo aymo aymo ie s Sei e ISei e ay e ay e ay e ay e ay e ay e Sei e Se & Se & o o u Brett Hartenbach on guitar, Vic- E C a me (CC aw & O e aw & O e Cmas Was . • A C is mas Ca o ( ( (CC Cmas Was , A C is mas Ca o tor Love on bass, and Joe Rogers E S ecia S ecia C e sea E ews ai y 0 E S ecia E S ecia o a o a E ews C e sea ai y 0 S ecia >4 E on drums, will accompany the USA CIS "C ai e " CIS " ackwa e " CIS ( ouse " e o " ouse "Cu se " ouse " oiso " aw O e : C aw O e : C choir and quartet. I E Wi e Swa (CC e a i a e a S i S e a e a ome y C is mas (2006 ( (CC Wi Wi asie asie Advance tickets are $10 gen - . era! admission/ $8 Seniors age 65 and older; all tickets at the You a io o a as s 0 seco s. door are $12. Children 12 and under are admitted free. Advance I akes a a o g o e o go e . tickets may be purchased online at www.gospelmusicproject.org ,' at Bull Moose Music in Ports- You week y A a ic ews a mouth or Water Street Bookstore in Exeter, or by calling (207) 40- 8016. For additional information wi as 604,800 seco s. e o A e ise "a ic Ca ews (60 26 4 visitwww.gospelmusicproject. org .
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double chorus, "0 Magnum Mys- • • •-• •- - A is - - = Mo a a S uck I e Su u s ( Wi a s Wi a s i e e _ terium" by Cesar Alejandro Girillo, My Wi e My Wi e wo Sousa ow e G I c S o e C is mas (CC e S iuss iow e i c S o e C is mas (CC "Ave Maria" by Franz Biebl, and = ake ake oey 1 1 ake g ome m ome im o e o e ami y ami y ome im ome Im a e seasonal carols. Cbd r- a " ;A 1- • " a ie o e A ou ce • o a a Guy a e Guy C icke E E G i G i i Cos y The performances will take place • Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y Cos y p.m. on Saturday, December 13 Co ege aske a E a s i e a U C Co ege aske a at St. George's Episcopal Church 1 Football u i g o Co ege aske a Miss S a Ci ci a i o ey a S o s Wome s Co ege o ey a s G ea es Game ( (CC in Durham; 3 p.m. on Sunday, o Co ege oo a 19 9 eac ow Am G a ia o s o i g Auc io ock Am G a ia o s u i i g A IA W es i g ceo es am 5 E ie C S o s S o s ai ga e a asy Ce ics es am 5 S o s S o s a asy oo ow i a o 5 December 14 at Christ Church in S o ig e i s iga ui s ockey o o o Ma e ea s a os o ui s ui s S o s° I s ige S o s e ockey Exeter; and 730 p.m. on Wednesday, a y Ki g i e a y Ki g i e December 17 at Holy Trinity Church e Si ua io oom ou o s o ig ow - o ias A e so Coo e 3 ( (CC as Mo ey ( Ma Mo ey ( C C e o s ( O e Mo ey e ig i ea Ma Mo ey ( as Mo ey ( in Newington. CO e Ame ica s ews Q S ecia e o (CC o e o e O ei y ac o a ay Coimee O e eco e O ei y ac o a ay Co mes General admission tickets are $12 a a (CC W i e ouse a a (CC Cou ow Ma ow S ow Cou ow Ma ow S ow a a (CC at the door and $10 in advance; EC ews ay i e ig usi ess ig i e ews g [ usi ess ews ( ews ( (CC a e ig Us a Ig ews ( students and Seniors are $10 at the Ic ea Se eak u e u ( 1 o S I o e You (CC Yes Ma Is Is u is ( 7 S i a eou (CC ouse o Sa am " a s III-I " (CC Ca ouse door and $8 in advance. Advance -Me ( Ac io (CC ( 5 + Quee o e am e ( (CC I O e Misse Ca ( (CC e ego ia o (199 Samue ackso (CC Co E tickets may be purchased at Bald- aS OW e og o em ( (CC ocky a oa ( ( 15 I e Ai I ea e ( 7 (CC o e oo (CC Ca i om ee Im ac (199 ama face Books in Dover, the Durham - Co essa Cooki g Mi u e Mi u e ea oo e wo k o i ay E a I o C e Ame ica Cakes Cakes Goo U w a i o C e Ame ica ao Book Exchange, Water Street Books co G i i e Ki c e o Se My My ouse o Se My es a e E U ouse ouse o e y i s o Se My es in Exeter, and Serendipity in Ports- i A o y ou ai i a e oo s egas e ea e mouth. For more information about 3 Co Case i es CSI Miami (CC e ack Wi ow u Amare Cantare, visit www.amare- ISC Cas Cas Ma e I Ma e Ma e Ma e cc cantare.com or call (603) 664-5974. iLjMakIn9 a Buck S oo ou (CC M d rn Ma e s Mo e Ma e s r th rh d U e wo oma ice ( Mo e Ma e s ______ o Ka e o K t Wh t t o Wea O e iau i ( O A r n Ch pp r A r n C o e A I k ( ( O - A r n Ch pp r A I k ( (CC mAcic MI O Ka a e II ( 5 W o Ice ( Sa a u ock W I1y W n a e Ch l t t r (1971 I
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The second and food. to make this dream become a investment is made. chamber, which encircles The tanks fit onto two-bolt reality. Unlike those turning "We hope to convince the the first, is a 2.2 or 2.5 gal- tank-to-bowl configurations to the federal government for governor and lawmakers that lon (depending on the model) with a two-inch flush valve bailouts, however, the Hamp- even in tough economic times, aquarium habitat for your and a bottom-mounted, fill- ton Beach plan is more of an this is a sound investment for fish. valve inlet investment for the future, not a the future," Nyhan says. When the toilet is flushed, The kits aren't on the band-aid for errors of the past. This project comes on the the water in the smaller cham- "cheap" side, with the 2.5 gal- If all goes as planned, the heels of the recent announce- ber is whisked away taking lon model being offered in funding will be used to con- ment that the proposed Earth, care of business, but the fish the ballpark of $300, although struct a new Hampton Sea- Sea and Space Center, a sepa- safely remain in their own some retailers have sold them shell complex, which would rate, non-profit endeavor, may compartment to go about at a discount. include a new stage, a Marine call Hampton Beach home. their own business. Of course, the surprised Memorial Bathhouse, Haver- The proposed aquarium, The California-based com- reaction of your guests when hill Street Bathhouse, and a world-class, "state-of-the-art, pany that manufactures them, they see a Fish 'n Flush should South Gateway Visitor Center large-scale earth, ocean, and AquaOne Technologies, says be well worth the value of the at the state park. space museum" would cost that the tank can be used for tank itself. Social gatherings To complete this project, between $17 million and $25 either fresh or salt-water fish, in the home could well shift the state will need to spend million, draw an estimated BY MA K C AG a breath of air after laughing but not for live coral. from the sitting room to the $18 million from its upcom- 500,000 tourists every year, AnAtinc EWS S A W I IA out loud. Fish 'n Flush kits include bathroom to watch the fish on ing capital budget. Whether and add no less than 200 jobs SEACOAST I As the It's called the Fish 'n Flush a dual-filter system, making the back of the bowl. the state commits the monies to the region. That, combined Monty Python gang would — and it's not a board game it safe for children, and it also Speaking of the fish, the remains to be seen, but the with the Hampton Beach Area say: "And now for something for children nor a means of provides two nine-inch plastic only detrimental aspect of this public had its first glimpse of Commission's redevelop- completely different." disposing of inverted, floating plants, a fill valve, and a com- gift may be in the eyes of the plans at an informational ment plan, could mean that Fed up with fruitcakes, goldfish. plete flushing sy;tem. The the beholder — the fish them- meeting held on Wednesday, big changes for the better are sweaters and boxes of choco- In short, the Fish 'n Flush acrylic tanks are fully func- selves — considering what the December 10, at the historic on the horizon for Hampton late every holiday season? is a toilet tank home for your tional, impact resistant and, guppies inside a Fish 'n Flush Ashworth by the Sea Hotel in Beach, the Greater Seacoast Would yo,i rather not give aquatic pets. What you do is according to the manufac- have to look at all day. Hampton Beach. area and the entire state. away gift certificates, green- take off the back of your exist- turer, "stronger than China." But then again, when a Supporters of the project Development on Hampton backs or gumdrops this year? ing toilet bowl, and install the They are completely separate fish does pass away, you don't have stressed that the net result Beach began over a century Perhaps you've been out Fish 'n Flush tank in its place. from the toilet tank and are have to go very far to dispose will yield rewards much more ago to support public demand "fishing" for that perfectly It's an aquarium for fish in designed to fit directly against of it. The toilet is right there. far-reaching than the Seacoast. to be near and enjoy the waters ridiculous oddity that abso- place of the tank on the back "We know times are hard of the NH coast In 1897 the lutely nobody would ever of your bowl. and the economy is in reces- Hampton Beach Improvement expect to unwrap under the Yes, its true, the fish can State to assist workers sion, Jandl state budget dol- Company began to control tree on Christmas morning? live, swim and get along just lars are tight. But we firmly the direction of development If so, plunge in and dis- fine, while your commode believe that a state investment through a 99-year land lease. cover undoubtedly the strang- still flushes away throughout at Dover call center in redeveloping the state park As the beach became more est trinket to hit the market the day. on Hampton Beach will trigger popular with tourists and locals this year, that will leave guests Here's how it works. The S ECIA O IE A A IC EWS can include resume writing an immediate increase in tour- alike and with the advent of in any home coining up for Fish 'n Flush is a dual-cham- DOVER I Governor John and job counseling, to retrain- ism activity," says John Nyhan, the automobile in the 1900's, Lynch said late last week that ing. The Rapid Response team chairman of the Hampton the Hampton Beach Improve- the state will do all it can to includes representatives of the Beach Area Commission. ment Company and sources of assist workers who will be laid state departments of Employ- "We truly encourage the revenue could no longer keep off from the AT&T call center ment Security, Labor, Resources Governor and state lawmakers pace with the need to support in Dover. and Economic Development, to look at spending in places the infrastructure and public As of press time, company Health and Human Services, that have a return on their facilities at Hampton Beach. officials had announced they the New Hampshire Com- investments," Nyhan adds. During the Great Depres- will be dosing the center in munity College System and "Our project will put a fresh sion, the State stepped in to February, impacting more than NEIWorks. face on a traditional tourism take financial control and 300 employees. Gov. Lynch has sent a letter playground, and will provide turned the beach into a state AT&T Government Solu- to the US Secretary of State urg- a boost for local businesses, park facility. Even with the tions in Dover has contracted ing reconsideration of the deci- state coffers and the tourism many improvements made to with the US State Department sion not to renew the contract. trade statewide. If they stop in enhance the recreational oppor- since 1996, providing support "The Dover facility has pro- Hampton Beach, they're more tunities and safety in the park for the National Passport Infor- vided a highly qualified and likely to visit other points during this time, the image mation Center. trained team of individuals that around New Hampshire." of the Beach began to decline "I know this will he extreme- has served the State Depart- Economist Dr. Lawrence as the tourism market shifted ly difficult for these workers and ment well since the initial Goss predicts a 20 percent from extended vacations to their families. New Hampshire NPIC contact was awarded in increase in tourism spending day trips. The Hampton Beach state government is committed September 1996," Gov. Lynch after the project is completed. Improvement Company land M ® pr r pt n n l , to helping them through this wrote. "It makes no sense to The firm of Samvn-D'Elia lease expired in 1997 and the difficult time," Gov. Lynch said. move the jobs of more than 300 Architects, PA., designed the Town of Hampton and relat- "Our state Rapid Response has trained, diligent and hard work- proposed state park project, ed authorities, including the already begun making plans ing employees who perform a with its visitor's center, bath state, are now stewards of the l r z d l 2 t th C l r In th tnprn. to meet with the workers and critical function, especially at a houses and a ll-nov stage tor developed areas of the..Beach is ready to provide them with time When we are working to t t x r v nt , ■vh h ld through their decisions on land AM 0 ISI0 MI E stimulate the economy." Opt tr t: K.B. r, O. . job training and job placement f t r n " ld En l nd use, environmental regulations Opt n :WM."S ll " S ll v n • z S ll v n assistance." Gov lynch has also tven h l r t t for New I lamp- and local infrastructure. 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h 0 .l r 0 h l t n t r t l6 Driven to give back ES nd r d r nd t t dr v f r C Y z NEM ing that it was fun to play "He's planning on delivering others at such a young EDITOR, 6 l with the toys while he was a [everything] before Christ- age. He's so thoughtful ndrew Silsby is patient there. mas," says Susan. "He's so and amazing," says Susan. all about the act of His desire to give back excited to do it." Andrew's journey, she adds, Agiving back, and he has grown. "For the past Suggested items include "has been more of a posi- invites others to join him. few years, he has collected board games, Play-Doh, tive experience than a nega- The second grader is stuff from my family," says small Tonka trucks and cars, tive experience, if you can enlisting assistance from Susan. "This year, he want- hand-held electronic games, believe that. Everything the Newfields Elementary ed to do more." etc. Andrew says that the that's happened to him is a School community by orga- So, the Silsbys sent an only restrictions are "stuffed blessing in disguise." nizing a toy drive to benefit e-mail to NES Principal animals and any fabric stuff" The community is invited Children's Hospital at Dart- Dennis Dobe with a pro- (they can't be cleaned) or to help Andrew Silsby give mouth (CHaD). posal to collect donations at "toys that you already have" back to Children's Hospital Andrew is asking anyone the school's Holiday Con- (new ones are best). at Dartmouth. A full "Wish who is planning on attend- cert. "They were so open to Susan's pride in her son List" and additional infor- ing his school's Holiday therapy as part of his recov- him feel so special. They are allowing him to do it," says Andrew is evident in her mation about CHaD can be Concert on Tuesday, Decem- ery. so wonderful." Susan. comments regarding his found at www.dhmc.org; for ber 16 at 7 p.m. to bring a "When he came out of the Fortunately, "the tumor Andrew's "call to action" efforts to fulfill CHaD's more about the Newfields new toy, game or book as a hospital, he couldn't walk," has stayed away," says was listed in the school's "Wish List." Elementary School Holiday "Wish List" donation. The says Susan. "He had to re- Susan, observing with some "Silver Arrow" newsletter "He's so driven to help Concert, call (603) 772-5555. donated toy drive itefns will learn all the basic things." amusement that :Andrew for December. In it, Andrew be used by children receiv- And he did it all "with a "went from a right-handed described how, during his ing medical treatment and smile the whole way," Susan kid to a left-handed kid" hospitalization at CHaD, care at CHaD. adds. "It's really amazing. after his surgery. Overall, "the nurses, doctors and It's a cause that is mean- He was a lot stronger than "he's doing great; amazingly staff treated me like a king. ingful to Andrew in a most I was." well," Susan says. Each year, I do something to personal way: Not long Susan also reveals that And although he still give back to the hospital that ago he, too, was a patient at Andrew — with the whole receives some services relat- saved my life ... Please help CHaD. back of his head shaved and ed to his post-surgical treat- in celebrating the true mean- Andrew was an appar- bandaged — told her, "You ment, Andrew has become ing of the holiday season ently healthy five-year-old know, mom, I don't care very active in sports. He and give to a very worthy in Kindergarten back in about my scar too much. plays soccer, basketball and cause." 2006 when he unexpectedly I'm just glad I don't have baseball, and takes karate Once Andrew has col- began to experience fall- cancer." lessons at Karate Interna- lected any and all donations, ing episodes and vomiting. During Andrew's almost tional. Currently a yellow According t his mother, three-week hospitalization belt, he'll be testing for the Susan Silsby, doctors soon at CHaD, Susan "stayed next-level orange belt in discovered that Andrew had right in his room with him." January. a golf ball-sized tumor in Relatives who came to visit Andrew's personal expe- S his brain. stayed at David's House, rience at CHaD made a Or d • S ll d r n • Pre and t Op r t v Needless to say, "I was CHaD's residence that wel- major heart-and-soul impact • h l, O p t n l nd Sp h nt pl nt really taken aback," says comes families while their on him, and is the driving h r p r r Susan. Surgeons at CHaD loved ones are receiving force behind his interest in • W nd r b h t ll rt f d • b t S pp rt Gr p removed the tumor on June medical treatment. helping fulfill their "Wish W nd • r C n t Cl n O t , C nt n n C r Sp l t • t C r 8, two days after it had been "What an amazing place List." In fact, it's something (CWOC discovered. Fortunately, and that is," says Susan. he has done on a regular • In t l n t r n much to everyone's great For the first couple of basis, after having been a relief, "it was benign," Susan years Andrew returned to recipient of the toys and Wh n n d t h h r n , says. CHaD every six months games during his own hos- h S t A r l l, n n pr f t, Andrew received top- for check-ups; now he goes pitalization. nd p nd nt, M d r C rt f d h h lth n . notch care during his time annually — and happily. "Every year I give back tt d, rth pt n, 0 862 60 26 2066 60 4 0 6 6 at CHaD, and underwent a "When he goes back because they were really couple of years' worth of there, he looks forward to nice to me, and I want to be occupational and physical it," Susan says. "They make nice to them," he says, not-
PAGE 22A I A _A •mc EWS ECEM E 2, 2008 I Voi_ 34, No 50 A IA C EWS. COM 6 OICES ld n t r n h ll n t t B Liz PREMO amount of time." "Climate Connections" task, communities of people. bum, 21VOICES In preparation for the the theme and challenge mis- According to Dean STRATHAM I A group competition, "FIRST LEGO sions were "reflective of the Kamen, a New Hampshire of students from the Coop- League issues a special chal- hurdles that scientists experi- inventor and founder of For erative Middle School in lenge for the year," explains ence relative to climate study, Inspiration and Recognition Stratham recently took part Weise, explaining how, with an issue that has significant of Science and Technology in the FIRST LEGO League the use of a specially-sized and immediate impact on (FIRST), "Climate Connec- (FLL) competition held at the and detailed plastic mat and every person on the globe." tions" Oyes participating stu-
University of New Hamp- robots, the students make a The challenge goal is dents "a hands-on, ea wo shire. collaborative effort to have for teams to program their experience allowing them to ccording to Technology those robots complete a series robots to learn about past use their imaginations and tructor/ Integrator and of "missions." climates, delve into ques- creativity in combination LL coach, KatIfy Weise, this "Teamwork is a big part tions about the current cli- with science and technology. as the very first time that of the program," explains mate and explore conditions It provides a process whereby the school has participated Weise. "It gets kids working on the local economy." an after-school activity after for the future through mis- they work together to experi- i the competition, which together." It also helped that With the judges grading Christmas. I asked all eight sions including: Connecting ence first-hand the challenges utilizes robots, research and the students "are totally into against a rubric, the teams boys if they'd be interested; I research resources; minimiz- that even the top scientists
tons of teamwork. the robots." were ranked on their robots, think five said 'yes. — ing climatic influences; polar face surrounding this broad The FIRST LEGO League To get the robots to per- presentations and teamwork Weise is also looking into experiments; sequestering and important topic." adventure at CMS began ear- form their specific tasks, "the Weise's group "made it to the possibility of expanding greenhouse gases; studying For more about the FIRST lier in the school year. kids have to brainstorm," the afternoon playoffs, which into a couple of FIRST LEGO wildlife; preparing for climat- LEGO League, visit www. "In the fall you have this Weise says, "then they have was really encouraging for League teams with assistance ic conditions; and gathering FIRSTLEGOLeague.org. opportunity to pull together to write the program." They the team," she says. "I always from a few additional adults. a team for 9- to 14-year-olds," work on the task for about feel it's a big accomplishment "That would be really explains Weise, who had pre- 15-20 minutes then test it. make it [that far]." great — really super — to viously coached the program If something doesn't work, Although the journey build it up into a bigger pro- at another school. "Then, you they regroup and try some- ended there for the CMS team gram," she says. Doing so, work toward entering a qual- thing else. as far as qualifying for the she adds, would "encourage ifying tournament." "They come up with bet- state competition was con- kids to get excited about tech- Initially, Weise received ter ideas through working cerned, it was still an enjoy- nology and engineering and more than 30 responses from together," says Weise. "They able experience for everyone science." CMS students, but could only can accomplish so much, so involved. Now in its tenth season, select ten of them. Ultimately, fast." "That day is really a lot the FIRST LEGO League "a couple of kids dropped About 15 area teams took of fun," said Weise. "They Challenge is conducted in ou ," leaving a team of eight part on the day of the actual really had a good time." 40 countries, with more than students who all happened to competition at UNH, running Most recently, Weise has 130,000 children participating e sixth graders. their robots through their been "thinking about doing in 2008 alone. For this year's
The CMS group "was missions and presenting their together for five to six research projects "to a panel weeks," adds Weise. "There of judges," says Weise, noting Students spread holiday cheer at Christmas was a tremendous amount that this year's topic "was on to accomplish in a very short climate change and the effect Y I EMO 'old']; it can mean a lot of have a good understanding Children's Fund committee EDITOR, 16 Voicts vibrancy [and] contributions of what it means. What's member, the students "have EXETER I Meals on to a lot of things." always touched me is that it's been very supportive of the Wheels clients in the Seacoast e Se io s w o accom- very genuine." Chamber Children's Fund for area will be treated to extra pany Perou each year also Recalling that "one young the past several years. We helpings of Christmas cheer have a chance to share their man wrote, 'I hope when you can always count on them thanks to the artistic, from- childhood memories with see this it brings you cheer to come in with some sort of I G the-heart efforts of students their student audience. "They for the rest of your life,' Perou fundraising effort." ,fr O4 k y from Lincoln Street School. talk to the kids about Christ- observes, "I think kids like to In the past these "Kids As Principal Dick Keays mases past," says Keays. "If give, and I've seen some real Helping Kids" efforts have explains it, "Each of our they're particular to Exeter, nice, thoughtful things. It's a included selling candy canes students creates a card, they talk about Exeter in the nice part of the season." and performing chores (for :00 . . t :00 p. . composed in their regular past." Another way Lincoln which they are paid by their classrooms. They write a little The card-making effort Street School students are parents). Using these "very holiday message [and] do a has become a long-standing helping to make the season creative ways" help make variety of different things to tradition at the Lincoln Street bright for others is by making fundraising "fun for the kids make them look special." School at this time of year. donations. to the Chamber [and] shows them there's a S rv n nn r Ev r ht The Christmas cards — "We have been involved for Children's Fund, which was real need out there," says decorated with glitter, ribbon about 10 years, maybe lon- created almost 20 years ago Dow, noting that 10 local v Ent rt n nt St rt n t 4p and other embellishments — ger," Keays estimates, add- to provide winter clothing communities are served are picked up at the school by ing that there are about 500 and bedding to families in through the Chamber Chil- Fri. December 12th - K.S. Duo Debra Perou, director of the students who take part. The need. "We're very involved dren's Fund. S n. b r 4th h d All n Rockingham Nutrition Meals completed cards are deliv- with the Chamber Children's The students and staff at on Wheels program. Accom- ered to Meals on Wheels cli- Fund," says Keays. "His- Lincoln Street School are well panied by a guest Senior ents, bringing good tidings torically, the kids at Lincoln on their way to another sat- C pl t M n Al Av l bl f r O t Citizen or two, Perou gives a along with good, nutritious Street School have really isfying season of charitable O nfr nt n t n Av l bl presentation that touches on dinners. raised a considerable amount giving and providing holi- "a little bit of history [and] "It's wonderful," says of money [through their] cash day h r to their neighbors. the holiday," connecting Perm, adding that the sea- dorla tions." Says Principal Keays, "All of the two generations during son's greetings "come in a According to Lynn Dow, us at Lincoln Street School the season and showing the variety of styles and holi- director of operations at the very much look forward to Ocea .. em i • 60 2 2 22 • 000r o s a younger set that "age does day notes" that are "very Exeter Area Chamber of participating in these special not necessarily mean [being heartfelt, very nice. The kids Commerce and a Chamber activities." 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Today I bring be looking out their win- as well as gifts from local chosen profession has con- th S t S h l f hn l . Or n z d b SS lth you what I call "Jerry's Other dows to see who is out there merchants such as Lindt tinued and flourished even S n hn l t d nt (p t r d h r th S nt nd Side of the News." th r t h r, nd C tl r, th v nt rv d f ndr r and the criminal sure won't Chocolates, Bose Headsets, while raising and nurturing Were you aware that if th SS Ch pt r f th lth O p t n St d nt want that. But don't take telephone call cards and a two children of her own. your car is fairly new you f A r . nd r d ll b d t pp rt t d nt chances — also call 911- Bet- variety of food and bever- Her very first CD has might be carrying a burglar tt nd n t th OSA C nv nt n n M r h nd t th ter to be over-cautious than age items. The local Seacoast just recently been released M A W h nd t n. alarm in your pocket or sorry later. Also, remember area Marine Corps League under the title song, "I — Atl nt C rt Photo purse and didn't even know to carry your keys in your detachment takes photos of Believe," which speaks to it? Now that I have found ES OS S OO I E hand while walking to your the assembled military units her unfailing faith in God out about it, I will make you NEWHELDS I A Red Cross blood drive will be conducted n car in a parking lot. If you for permanent display in the and is accompanied by 10 aware of it. Thursday, December 18 from 2-7 p.m. at Newfields Elemen see something wrong, press terminal area of the airport other beautifully composed Most cars for the past School, located at 9 Piscassic Road in Newfields. Donors of all the panic button. The alarm for the public to enjoy. and arranged songs, featur- several years have had a blood types are needed. For more information, call the Red works the same way there During the assembly the ing several other local musi- key fob with a door lock/ Cross at (800) GIVE-LIFE or visit www.newenglandblood.org . too. League introduces some of cians. Produced by John Paul unlock button and even a O I AY CO CE S I SAU 6 This is something that its Veterans to the troops Productions, this debut CD is trunk release button. But it should really be shared with with a short ceremony during available at the Pease Gree,- SEACOAST I A number of schools in SAU16 will be holding also has a "panic" button for everyone. Maybe it could which a local performer, Ten- ers Gift Shop with part of the their annual holiday conLeits during the month of December. emergency alarms. That is protect your property, save ley Westbrook, singer/ song- proceeds going to the Pease The schedule is as follows: your burglar and multi-pur- a life or prevent an assault. It writer/ pianist of faith-based Greeters fund. It can also • Kensington Elementary School, Monday, December 15, pose alarm. I read about this could also be useful for any and many popular songs, be ordered online at www. 6:30 p.m. recently and though I have • Lincoln Street School, Tuesday, December 16, 7 p.m. emergency, such as a heart provides a stirring rendition tenleywestbrook.com. The not had to use it, I know now attack, where you are alone of our National Anthem to troops truly appreciate hear- • Newfields Elementary School, Tuesday, December 6, that I can if I should need it. p.m. • Swasey Middle School, Friday, December 19, 2 p.m. and can't reach a phone. accent our love for not only ing her singing our National At night before you retire, Keep those car keys handy: those brave young people Anthem for them. For more information about these concerts, call the individual put your car keys in the bed- schools hosting the event. Sometimes even the simplest but for our country as well. Jerry M C nn ll n b room on your nightstand. of things can be worth their Tenley herself is an "Army r h d b l t l thrn If you hear a strange noise S E E U E E AI S A O I AY CO CE weight in gold if used prop- brat" born in Frankfurt, Ger- t.n t r d t r tl nt inside your home or some- STRATHAM I Award-winning family entertainer, Steve erly. many to her military-based n . , r b ph n t (60 Blunt will perform a variety of seasonal songs and stories on one outside trying to get in As I have noted here and musically talented father 26 82. h v xpr d your home, just press the Friday, December 19 at 3:30 p.m. at a concert hosted by the before, I am a member and and mother, who introduced d n t n r l r fl t th panic button for your car. Wiggin Memorial Library. strong supporter of the Pease fter to the piano at the age f th n p p r. The alarm will be set off, The concert, taking place in the multipurpose room of the Greeters, a group of Veterans Stratham Municipal Center on Bunker Hill Avenue, is part of and the horn will continue and residents of the Seacoast Wiggins' holiday party geared towards students in grades K-5 to sound and the lights will area that pool their love of and their families. flash until either you turn our military people who are n It l n n n ... Blunt will offer fun, upbeat, original and traditional material it off or the car battery dies. sent to places like Iraq and with lots of audience participation, so everyone can celebrate The noise will certainly drive Afghanistan by welcom- the season together. Cookies and cider will be served after the off anyone who had illegal ing the charter flights at the Gr t S rv concert, and there will be a make-and-take holiday craft as intentions. It's a security Pease Airport in Newington, Gr t d, Gr t St ff well. In-person registration for the party is currently taking alarm system that requires place in the Children's Room. For more information, call Miss NH as they stop for main- no installation. Try it some- tenance on their way to and S n h n Jan at (603) 7724346. time before all the neighbors n t S rv from overseas. Earlier this n t Ch n ... Inf r l n n WO A A MO Y have gone to bed, it will go week, the Pease Greeters h t K p off from most everywhere were anticipating the arrival t G tt n tt r. inside your house and will of the 200th flight since the v l bl keep honking until you reset group's inception in early it with the same button on 2005. No flights have been the key fob chain or until
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