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HAMPTON FALLS -Barbara Tosiano, Director

of the Hampton Falls Library and history aficionado, led the History Book Group discus-sion at the Tuck Museum on Sunday, January 10. The group discussed “The Quartet” by Joseph J. Ellis, Pulitzer prize-winning American historian.

Carol Moore from Hamp-ton Falls attended and provid-ed highlights of the discussion: “Ellis’s book covers the early years of our country, after the Revolutionary War fighting ended. But, in fact, the Ameri-

DOVER –The board of the Dover

Race Series announced the successful completion of the 2015 running series. Registered participants who completed 7 out of 11 Dover area races, with one race being either the Reds Race 5 miler or the SIX03 Summerfest 10K, will receive the desirable 2015 race series jacket. Series participants to-taled 757 with 335 individuals earning jackets. The top female

can Revolution was continu-ing with regard to establishing a stable government – as for-eign governments hoped our

new nation would fail, and the states as individual entities pur-sued their own interests.

“Letters circled among

the delegates to the Constitu-tional Convention as our early leaders struggled with govern-ing concepts, a period we refer to today in hindsight as The Enlightenment.

“When all was said and done, our leaders knew the government they established was not perfect, but would pro-vide a viable structure to pro-tect the individual interests of its citizens. According to Ellis, George Washington, Alexan-der Hamilton, John Jay and

DOVER -Visit the Dover Public

Library on Tuesday evening, January 26 at 7 p.m. for an engaging and timely talk by Dover resident and former NH Republican Party chair, Fergus Cullen. Cullen’s new book, “Granite Steps: Stumbles, Surprises, and Successes on the New Hampshire Primary Trail” recalls the last two de-cades of our state’s first-in-the-nation primary election and is published in partnership with the New Hampshire Union Leader.

The book focuses on the campaigns of 1992-2012:

Bill Clinton's first campaign; George H.W. Bush's re-election struggle; Pat Buchanan's in-surgent campaigns; George W. Bush's stumble; Al Gore and John Kerry as successful front-runners; John McCain's two improbable victories; the epic battle between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama; and Mitt Romney's second chance.

Mark Halperin, of Bloom-berg Politics and co-author of “Game Change,” comments that Cullen’s book is "told with an appreciation for great story-telling and the rhythms of the battle for the White House on a human level."

Former U.S. Senator Judd Gregg adds that Cullen is “one of New Hampshire's lead-ing historians and politically knowledgeable people” who has “explored this important stop on the road to the Presidency… the stories are fascinating and make for great reading."

Fergus Cullen is principal of Fergus Cullen Communica-tions, a research, advocacy, and public affairs consulting com-pany. He was chairman of the New Hampshire Republican Party in 2007-08, the youngest state chairman in the country.

and male runners for the 2015 Dover Race Series were Taryn Litterbrant (Fiorenza) and for a second year in a row, Matt Garfield.

“With all the road races these days, it’s great to see so many people participating in the Dover Race Series,” said 2015 race series Board Chair, Alex Mitrushi. “Dover has become a community of health and fitness conscious people that are willing to run longer distances or more races than they have in the past. It's in-spiring that so many wonder-

ful non-profit and community organizations are able to raise money with the help of the run-ning community and the Dover Race Series. We are grateful for the continued support of the series underwriter, Went-worth-Douglass Hospital, as we could not be what we are without their help. I am excited to see where the series goes and I expect we will continue to grow in the coming years.”

The 2015 jackets will be available for pickup at Chili’s

Author Fergus Cullen will speak at Dover Public Library about this new book “Granite Steps: Stumbles, Surprises and Sucesses on the New Hampshire Primary Trail” on January 26.

“Granite Steps” Author Fergus Cullen at Dover Library

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Hampton Falls Library Director Barbara Tosiano leads History Book Club discussion on “The Quartet” by Joseph J. Ellis.

Wentworth-Douglass Hospital’s President and CEO Greg Walker presents prizes to Dover Race Series top female, Taryn Litterbrant (Fiorenza), and top male, Matt Garfield.

Dover Race Series Announces Winners and Kick-Off Event

Formation of U.S. Government to be Discussed

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grandfather of all science fiction fantasy movies will be screened with live music on Friday, January

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per can stop an alien invasion. Learn how a guy in a bath towel averted the Cuban missile crisis. Confront the horrifying truth about life on Mars. On January 22, Evening Broadcast Produc-tions critically acclaimed series Evening Broadcasts returns to The Players’ Ring stage with a new, world-premiere collec-tion of short plays. Presented through February 7 at the Play-ers’ Ring, 105 Marcy Street, Portsmouth, with shows on Fri-days and Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays January 24 and 31 at 7 p.m. and Sunday February 7 at 3 p.m. Tickets are $15 with dis-counts for members, students, and seniors and can be reserved online at www.PlayersRing.org or by calling 603-436-8123.

This year, a smash list of playwrights tackled a theme:

PORTSMOUTH –The Seacoast Repertory

Theatre launches 2016 with a look behind the joyful, bright-eyed image of jazz pioneer Louis Armstrong to reveal the deeper life of one of America's cultural treasures.

“Satchmo at the Wal-dorf”, directed by seacoast veteran Jeremy Abram, is a drama based on the private audio diaries recorded by Arm-strong over his lifetime. It de-picts a journey much like that of jazz itself, from the bars and brothels of New Orleans to the world's great stages. In addition to his exuberant public image, the play reveals a reflective, sometimes bitter Armstrong,

who cursed fluently and was determined to flesh out his own character for posterity.

The critically acclaimed play was written by Wall Street Journal drama critic Terry Teachout and it premiered in 2011. The story takes place after a 1971 Armstrong perfor-mance at New York's Waldorf Hotel, shortly before his death.

Jeremy Abram, a veteran performer in Seacoast musicals Ain’t Misbehavin’, The Full Monty and Chicago, will be re-turning to Portsmouth from his home in New York to make his Seacoast directing debut.

“Satchmo at the Waldorf” runs January 22 through Feb-ruary 14. Tickets are available

performance skills can study Chekhov or Lessac techniques, perfect monologues for audi-tioning, and learn voiceover techniques and acting for the camera. Workshop fees are $40 each, or $30 if you sign up for 4 or more classes. Financial assis-tance applications are available.

Winter courses for stu-dents include a creative drama workshop on Monday after-noons at 4-5 p.m. for ages 7-12 with Meghann Beauchamp. Creative drama will be held February 29, March 7 and March 14. The fee is $100. Also on Mondays, CJ Lewis will offer a teen acting lab from 5:15-6:45 p.m., January 26 to March 7 for $175. The lab will focus on a variety of different perform-ing techniques including move-ment, voice, classical, comedy and improvisation.

NHTP workshops are held at the West End Studio Theatre, 959 Islington St., Portsmouth. For more information contact [email protected] or 603-431-6644, ext. 4, or visit www.nhtheatreproject.org. For a listing of NHTP Resident Teaching Artists, check out the About Us/Resident Artists page on our website.

Actor Lawrence E. Street stars in the one-man show not only as Louis Armstrong but also as his longtime manager Joe Glaser. (Lawrence E. Street photo)

One-Man Drama on Life of Louis Armstrong

through the Seacoast Rep Box Office, or online at www.sea-coastrep.org.

saving the world. The result is an impressive collection of works ranging from wildly funny to edge-of-your-seat suspense, written in the bi-zarre tradition of The Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits. The show includes new pieces from Jacquelyn Benson (In-terference, Crush Depth), Eric Doucet (DARWiN’S WAiT-iNG ROOM), G. Matthew Gaskell (The Sharp Dressed Men Trilogy), Callie Kimball (Rush), and Michael Kimball (Ghosts of Ocean House, Duck and Cover).

The eight pieces in the collection are directed by Todd Hunter, G. Matthew Gaskell, and Whitney Smith. Featur-ing the talents of Zach Cranor, Jasmin Hunter, Zak Koe-hler, Elizabeth Locke, Tomer Oz, Matt Schofield, Whitney Smith, and Ben Tylka.

29 at 7 p.m. at Exeter Town Hall, 9 Front St., Exeter.

Admission is free and the screening is open to the public. A donation of $5 per person is sug-gested, with all proceeds to sup-port the Penn Program, a local homeschool co-op for students of high school age.

Music for 'Metropolis' will be performed live by Jeff Rapsis, a New Hampshire-based composer and silent film accompanist who performs at venues around the nation.

'Metropolis' (1927), regarded as German director Fritz Lang's masterpiece, is set in a futuristic

city where a privileged elite pursue lives of leisure while the masses toil on vast machines and live deep underground. The film, with its visions of futuristic factories and flying cars, set new standards for visual design and inspired genera-tions of dystopian fantasies from Ridley Scott's 'Blade Runner' to Terry Gilliam's 'Brazil.'

In 'Metropolis,' the story cen-ters on an upper class young man who falls in love with a woman who works with the poor. The tale encompasses mad scientists, human-like robots, underground spiritual movements, and indus-trial espionage, all set in a society divided between haves and have-nots.

The version of 'Metropolis' to be screened at Exeter Town Hall is

PORTSMOUTH - New Hampshire Theatre

Project (NHTP) is offering a variety of workshops for adult professional development this winter, as well as youth acting intensives.

On Mondays from 7-9:30 p.m., January 25 through March 7, NHTP company members and guest artists will offer a variety of exciting work-shops for adults. Community members with or without ex-perience will enjoy storytelling and improvisation, while those interested in broadening their

Evening Broadcasts Save the World at the Players’ Ring

Classic Film ‘Metropolis’ to Screen at Town Hall

Theatre Project Offers Workshops

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Tuesday, January 26Kids and Anxiety: When It's More Than Just the JittersA significant number of youth struggle with anxiety. Anxiety symptoms can harm children's academic functioning, social re-lationships, and ability to access support provided at school and at home. Dr. Laura Rubin, founder of the Portsmouth Neuropsychology Center, will help parents under-stand various types of anxiety. Dr. Rubin's talk will be followed by Q&A. Held from 6-7:30 p.m., at Families First, 100 Campus Dr., Portsmouth. Free; includes free childcare. Advance signup required: 603-422-8208 ext. 2 or FamiliesFirstSeacoast.org/pro-grams.cfm.

Pizza NightOne night only at Flatbread Hamp-ton, 61 High St., Hampton. Any-time between 4-9 p.m. Proceeds from all pizza sales from that night will go to supporting Yoga Mala

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Wednesday, January 27Ins & Outs of Naturopathic MedicineLearn about Naturopathic Medi-cine and the benefi ts of preventive care. Naturoapthic Medicine and Insurance Coverage - what do they cover? Explore the benefi ts of collaboration between a Natu-ropathic Doctor and your MD for your treatment. Dr. Hilary Trojano, ND licensed primary care Natu-ropathic Doctor will answer your questions. Held 6:30-8:30 p.m. at 111 Water St, Exeter. $5 love offer-ing. To register, visit www.wswcen-ter.com or email [email protected] or call 603-772-0799.

Thursday, January 28Sugar BluesYou crave sugary snacks to give you energy or satisfy that sweet tooth, but then you end up more tired after. You may also not be at your ideal weight, sleeping poorly

and have other health concerns like dull skin, headaches or stress. Come learn how sugar is ad-versely affecting your health and your children's health, and how your lifestyle affects your cravings. Get some tips on how to eat the food you enjoy without depriving yourself. With health coach Silvia Yardino. At Families First, 100 Campus Dr., Portsmouth. Free; includes free childcare. Advance signup required: 603-422-8208 ext. 2 or FamiliesFirstSeacoast.org/programs.cfm.

Sunday, January 31Annual Seacoast Yoga MalaRegistration is open for the the event held at Rivermill Landing, Dover from 9 a.m.-noon. Help SATYA raise $60,000 to support free yoga programs for under-served populations and provide food and fuel assistance for our neighbors in need! FMI: http://www.seacoastsatya.com/yoga-mala.

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2-year-old who came to the shelter because he did like to share his space with children in his previous home. Ziggy is a highly independent cat that would be happiest in a low-energy home without any children, dogs, or high-energy cats. When Ziggy wants at-tention from his human com-panions he will seek it out. He prefers to be approached slowly and when being patted would like to be gently stroked! Ziggy would be very appreciative if his owner created an environ-ment off the ground that he could easily traverse. He is al-ready neutered, microchipped, and up-to-date on his vaccines. Age: 2 years; Sex: Neutered Male; Breed: Domestic Short Hair. For more information, go to www.cvhsonline.org or call 603-749-5322.

James Madison – the quartet – were the key figures in orches-trating this success.”

It was another spirited and successful discussion, followed by the treat of gingerbread, rep-resentative of the time period under discussion.

The next meeting of the History Book Group will be Sunday, April 3, at 4 p.m. at the Tuck Museum. The book under discussion will be “Lyndon Johnson and the American Dream: The Most Reveal-ing Portrait of a President and Presidential Power Ever,” by Doris Kearns Goodwin.

Restaurant at 14 Weeks Lane in Dover, on Monday, Janu-ary 25 and Tuesday, January 26 from 6-9 p.m. Each night, Chili’s will donate a percent-age of food and beverage sales to the Dover Race Series.

The Dover Race Series is in partnership with the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce and is made possible by gener-ous underwriting from Went-worth-Douglass Hospital. Each of the eleven races supports specific local non- profit orga-nizations. The eleven Dover Race Series races include:

The Run Before you Crawl to benefit Dover Main Street; The SMA 5K to benefit Saint Mary’s Academy; Reds Race for a Better Community to benefit six local non-profit organizations; Moms on the Run to benefit End 68 Hours

of Hunger; The Spirit of Re-covery 5K to benefit The Tri-angle Club; The Father’s Day 5K at Margaritas to benefit Goodwin Community Health; SIX03 Summerfest 10K to ben-efit Jenny Thompson Outdoor Pool; Horne Street School 5K Run and 2 Mile Fitness Walk to benefit Horne Street School parent-teacher group; Apple Harvest Day 5K to ben-efit Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce; Trick or Trot 5K to benefit Dover Soccer Associa-tion; Dover Turkey Trot 5K to benefit Garrison School PTA.

The 2016 Dover Race Series details will be announced in February. More information can be found at www.dover-raceseries.com, on Facebook or through the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce.

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PORTSMOUTH –The S.O.S. Eagle Parade

Launch Party was held Thurs-day, January 14 at McKinnon’s Supermarket on Lafayette Road. Service Credit Union has signed on as lead sponsor for the project, supporting the fundraising initiative through their $15,750 contribution.

To date, Veterans Count has raised $100,500 from its sponsors, and they are just getting started. These local businesses include: McKin-non’s Supermarkets; Two Guys Smoke Shop; Dunkin’ Donuts Hampton; Margaritaville Foods; Rockingham Electrical Supply Company Inc.; Dom-

ino’s Pizza; Optima Bank & Trust; RecordsForce; Bottom-line Technologies; Performance Business Solutions LLC; Sea-coast Harley Davidson; The 401 Tavern; The Guyton Group; Cummings, Lamont & McNamee, PA; Service Credit Union; LTC Partners; Kittery Trading Post; RJ Finlay & Co.; Portwalk Place; Proulx Oil & Propane; and Hansa Consult North America (HCNA).

The Eagle Parade aims to benefit New Hampshire mili-tary members and their fami-lies, with all event proceeds di-rected toward providing them with emergency funds and aid services. The project centers on a public art exhibit, in which local artists are invited to dec-orate four-and-a-half-foot tall eagle sculptures that will be auctioned off on Veterans Day 2016 to raise money for Veter-ans Count.

Conceived in 2007, Veter-ans Count strives to bring com-prehensive, emergency aid to veterans and their families, and to provide critical and timely fi-nancial assistance and services when no other resource is avail-able, to ensure their dignity, health and overall well-being. To learn more about the Eagle Parade, submit an artist appli-cation for approval, or learn about becoming an event spon-sor, visit www.vetscounteagles.org.

a newly restored edition that in-cludes nearly a half-hour of miss-ing footage cut following the film's premiere in 1927. The lost footage, discovered in 2008 in an archive in Argentina, has since been added to the existing 'Metropolis,' allow-ing plot threads and characters to be developed more fully.

"'Metropolis' stands as an stunning example of the power of silent film to tell a compelling story without words, and reach across the generations to touch movie-goers from the real future, which means us," said accompa-nist Jeff Rapsis.

To accompany a silent film, Rapsis uses a digital synthesizer to recreate the texture of the full or-chestra. The score is created live in real time as the movie is screened.

...FILM from page 2Rather than focus exclusively on authentic music of the period, Rapsis creates new music for silent films that draws from movie scor-ing techniques that today's audi-ences expect from the cinema.

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