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Friday, September 5, 2014 Volume 6 • Issue No. 36

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will portray local people and events of 1774. The event will include musket firings, military drills and equipment, and the raising of a Liberty Pole and flag, along with period cooking and displays of everyday life in the 18th century.

Though separation from England was still a distant thought in 1774, the men and women of New Hampshire and the country had faced years of political unrest, repressive and unjust laws, and the further trials of a military occupation. Visitors will learn about the events that led to that turning point in Amer-ican history and the seldom told stories of those Americans who made a stand for their rights as

HAMPTON –The public is invited to the

9/11 Labyrinth Walk at 8 a.m. in the Hampton Beach State Park, near the draw bridge. With artist Linda Gebhart who will draw a Labyrinth in the sand as a way to pause and remem-ber this tragic event. Labyrinth are a medieval art form, which pilgrims walked in the great cathedrals, like the Chartres

in France. This special walk is open to every one on Thursday, September 11 at low tide from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Parking will be free in the park, participants should walk down the side walk between the dunes and look for the America flags marking the Labyrinth on the beach. Event is weather permitting.

For more information, email [email protected].

PORTSMOUTH –Runners and walkers of all

ages and levels are invited for this uplifting event on Saturday, Sep-tember 13 at 9 a.m.

The course will begin at the Portsmouth Middle School on Parrott Avenue, and travels over the Memorial Bridge into Kittery, Maine, loops around to return to

Portsmouth, travels along historic Strawberry Banke and makes its way back to the Middle School.

Prizes will be awarded to top male and female finishers, top fundraisers and best costumes. Activities for kids including a Kid’s Fun Run, plus vendors, food and music.

Proceeds benefit My Breast

Cancer support non-profit or-ganization delivering tangible, practical and emotional support to breast cancer patients in the Greater Seacoast NH area. Reg-istration: $25 Adults, $15 Youth.

For more information visit www.mybreastcancersupport.org/5K. Register by August 8 to receive a free event t-shirt.

DOVER – The Cochecho Waterfront

Development Advisory Com-mittee will host a community forum about the future of the City’s waterfront property on Monday, Sept. 8, at 6 p.m. The forum will be held in Room 305 at the McConnell Center, 61 Locust St., Dover, NH.

Committee members en-courage Dover residents to attend the forum and help shape the future of the waterfront along the Cocheco River. The commit-tee is seeking feedback and ideas from Dover residents about the redevelopment and use of the public waterfront parcel over the next five to 10 years.

The most recent plan to develop the property ended

when the developer, Dickinson Development Corporation of Quincy, Mass., was unable to secure adequate financing.

“We’re looking forward to hearing from the citizens of Dover about the waterfront they want to see in the next decade,” said Jack Mettee, chairman of the Cochecho Wa-terfront Development Adviso-ry Committee. “We now have a fresh opportunity to reaffirm our vision for this valuable City property. The committee will consider all suggestions.”

The forum is open to all Dover residents and property owners.

For more information, call City Planner Steve Bird at 603-516-6008.

ROLLINSFORD -Experience the dawn of

the American Revolution with the men and women of the 2nd New Hampshire Regiment on Saturday and Sunday, Septem-ber 6 and 7, as they gather for a weekend of living history at the Colonel Paul Wentworth House in Rollinsford, NH.

During this two-day en-campment, Revolutionary War re-enactors in period clothing

“Free Englishmen” before the American Revolution took form.

The militia muster will take place on Saturday, September 6 from 10 am to 4 pm and again on Sunday, September 7 from 10 am to 3 pm. The circa 1701 Colonel Paul Wentworth House is located on Water Street in Rol-linsford and is maintained by the Association for Rollinsford Cul-ture and History (ARCH). Tours of the house will also be offered during the event. A donation of $5 is suggested for adults; the event is free to children and ARCH members For more in-formation about this and other events at the Wentworth House, consult the ARCH website at paulwentworthhouse.org.

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Labyrinth Walk Commemorates 9/11

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From three major points on the map Boston, New York, and Chicago – Greg Greenway, Pat Wictor, and Joe Jencks have blended themselves into Brother Sun: a unique celebration of the amazing power of singing together. As they will tell you, the music of Brother Sun is not resident in any one of them – but rather it exists in the space be-tween them. Audiences feel this sincerity immediately, and, their music and message appeals to fans of both contemporary and traditional music. The Band’s combined musical skills make for an unforgettable experience - three rich voices blending on a well-crafted foundation of guitar, slide guitar, piano, ukulele, and bouzouki.

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mance’, four sweet stories about loving, lying, and leaving, at the West End Studio Theatre, 959 Islington Street in Portsmouth.

September Romance includes two one-acts from the troupe’s history – ‘Hoss Drawin’’ by Leon Martell

HAMPTON -On Sunday, September 7

at 2 p.m., Woody Pringle and Marek Bennett will present an overview of the American Civil War through the lens of period music. Held at Tuck Museum, au-dience members will participate and sing along as the presenters explore lyrics, documents, and visual images from sources such as the Library of Congress.

Through camp songs, parlor music, hymns, battlefield rallying cries, and fiddle tunes Pringle and Bennett examine the folksong as a means to enact

mark as veteran touring singer-songwriters, but Brother Sun is no songwriter’s round. The trio’s harmonies, as much as their lyrics, tell what they are about: warm as a campfire, stirring as a gospel church, rousing as a call to arms. Their latest CD Some Part of the Truth (Brother Sun Music) and their song Lady of the

PORTSMOUTH -“The moment Greg Green-

way, Joe Jencks and Pat Wictor pooled their voices as Brother Sun in 2011, the folk world was enriched by their harmony, hu-manity, and humor. In the years since, their bond with each other and their fans has only deepened. If there’s any justice (something they care deeply about), their superb sophomore release, Some Part of the Truth, should bring the warmth of Brother Sun to a whole new world hungry for the healing power of their music.” said John Platt, WFUV - New York. The group will perform on Friday, Sept. 12 at 7:30 p.m., South Church, 292 State Street, Portsmouth.

Members of the harmony trio Brother Sun have made their

living history, share perspectives, influence public perceptions of events, and simultaneously fuse and conserve cultures in times of change. Showcasing numerous instruments, the presenters chal-lenge participants to find new connections between song, art, and politics in American history.

Tuck Museum is located at 40 Park Avenue, Hampton in the historic Leavitt Barn. This pro-gram is sponsored through the generosity of the NH Humanities Council and is free and open to

PORTSMOUTH –This September 12 to 21,

Generic Theater invites you to join them for ‘September Ro-

Brother Sun Musical Harmonies Perform At Church Rally ‘Round the Flag: American Civil War Through Folksong

Helen Brock of Dover and Cary Wendell of Exeter in Leon Martell’s ‘Hoss Drawin’’, part of Generic Theater’s production at West End Studio Theatre.

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Health & FitnessMelissa Glidden: Frisbie’s

Volunteer of the Month for JulyPORTSMOUTH -

Seacoast Mental Health Center (SMHC) recently elected Ned Raynolds to serve on its Board of Directors. A graduate of the U.S. Coast Guard Acad-emy and Portsmouth resident since 2001, Raynolds served 8 years on active duty before earn-ing a Master’s in Public Policy from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government in 1996 at which time he entered the field of energy efficiency programs and policy.

In 2003, his 18 months of citizen advocacy led the City of Portsmouth to commit to making its new Library the state’s first

DOVER -The Dover Chamber was

pleased to welcome Dover Doula’s new office space at 53 Washington Street with a traditional ribbon cutting ceremony. The office is lo-cated within the spacious new ChildLight Yoga studio above the Noggin Factory.

Dover Doula offers postpartum Doula services, breastfeeding support, prena-tal & postnatal yoga classes and educational classes to new

ROCHESTER -Frisbie Memorial Hos-

pital’s Volunteer Services Department was pleased to announce Melissa Glidden as their July 2014 Volunteer of the Month. Melissa joined the Frisbie Volunteer Team in 2013 and has been lending a helping hand in Frisbie’s Food Services Department, as-sisting with all kinds of food preparation. The Dining Ser-vices staffs speak very highly of her outstanding contribu-tion in helping with their myriad daily tasks. Melissa recently took time off for her honeymoon and the staff had an opportunity to see just how much she did for them. “She is a wonderful volunteer and a tremendous help! We miss her terribly when she’s not here!”

When asked why she volunteers at the hospital, Me-

municipally-owned LEED certi-fied building after which he ran for City Council, serving from 2004-2008. Since 2011, he has represented the Energy Savings Performance Contracting busi-ness of Johnson Controls, a For-tune 100 company, throughout northern New England. In his current role, he assists school dis-tricts and municipalities upgrade their facilities without a net in-crease in tax burden.

SMHC Board President John Pendleton cited Raynold’s election as a key addition to the Board. “Raynold’s unique back-ground and experience further diversify what I feel is already

a very dynamic Board,” he noted. “I look forward to work-ing with him and believe he will have an immediately posi-tive impact on the Center.”

A private nonprofit agency founded in 1963, SMHC is a community mental health center whose mission is to provide a broad, compre-hensive array of high quality, effective and accessible mental health services to residents of the eastern half of Rockingham County.

For more information about SMHC, visit www.smhc-nh.org or www.facebook.com/smhcnh.

lissa shared these sentiments, “I enjoy volunteering at Frisbie because of great relationships and the feeling of being useful. Everyone at Frisbie is so friend-ly!” Dave Guianane, Executive Chef, describes Melissa as an extremely reliable person who is very perceptive to the needs at hand. “She’s tops!” Kudos to Melissa Glidden for being an outstanding volunteer.

ers. Darcy also makes sure new moms are eating good meals and staying hydrated. She weaves her knowledge as a Certified Lacta-tion Counselor into her visits if necessary. Dover Doula also helps new moms with breast-feeding questions and problems on a one-time basis, offering pri-vate lactation consultations in the office or a moms’ home.

moms in the Seacoast Area, and is owned by Darcy Sauers, who provides professional, postpar-tum Doula support to Seacoast area families with new babies. She is known for her down-to-earth, easy-going style and enjoys supporting new moms so that they can best enjoy their new babies. Postpartum Doula Services include everything from answering questions about newborn care to emptying the dishwasher and folding the laun-dry while mom naps or show-

“After four years of helping local new moms in their homes, I’m really happy to add this office space as a resource to new families,” says Sauers.

The Dover Doula office will offer pregnant women the chance to meet with Darcy and learn more about how postpar-tum doula services can help them. The office is also available

for private lactation consulta-tions and private Yoga Birth Method classes for expecting couples.

Darcy also teaches Pre-natal Yoga, a Mom & Baby Yoga class called Peace Baby Yoga and bi-monthly Yoga Birth Method workshops at the ChildLight Yoga studio across the hall. In the fall, she will also be hosting a weekly Breastfeeding Support Group there on Tuesday mornings. In addition to yoga classes, Dover Doula will also be host-ing monthly classes such as Breastfeeding & Going Back to Work, Baby Sleep Info for Tired Parents and more.

For more information, visit www.doverdoula.com or call Darcy to schedule a free prenatal consultation at 603-988-5945.

and ‘Can Can’ by Romu-lus Linney, both directed by Peggi McCarthy - plus two plays new to the company – ‘Cupboard Love’ by Jean Mc-Connell, directed by Richard DiMario, and ‘Lemonade’ by James Prideaux, directed by Helen Brock.

Generic Theater started over 3 decades ago with a pro-duction of one-acts, and con-tinued for the first ten years or so with a focus on this form, which allows directors as well as actors to develop a variety of skills. Lately they have fo-cused mainly on full length plays.

The company has chosen to produce a compact show: Brock and McCarthy both direct and act in one another’s plays, while Susan Turner and Donna Goldfarb act in two

plays each. Joining them are veteran GT actors Cary Wen-dell and Betsy Kimball. Kolby Hume and Rob Richards join the company for the first time.

“I’ve been a huge fan of Generic Theater since they began back in 1982,” said ACT ONE’s Executive Director Stephanie Nugent, sponsor of the production. “They just keep getting better and better. Au-diences who saw their recent productions of August: ‘Osage County’ and ‘Little Gem’ can attest to that - really amazing work!”

‘September Romance’ performances are Fri & Sat at 8 p.m. and Sun at 2 p.m. Tick-ets are $18 and $20. To reserve please call 603-431-2779 and pay at the door (cash or check only please). Reservations are highly recommended.

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Dover Doula Opens New OfficeMembers of the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce Board and Ambas-sadors, and Dover Mayor Karen Weston, congratulate Darcy Sauers of Dover Doula (holding scissors) with a traditional ribbon cutting ceremony.


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Monday, September 8Active Retirement Association The Active Retirement Associa-tion offers programs reflecting the many interests of people 50+ years old, retired or not. Please join us to meet new friends and learn more about the ARA and this year’s fall activities at 1:30 p.m., Durham Evangelical Church, 114 Dover Road (Route 108), Durham.

Tuesday, September 9Entrepreneur Round TableA business group titled ‘No Sweat Networking!’ presented by the Dover Chamber of Commerce from 8 to 9:30 a.m., 550 Central Avenue, Dover. Includes business card eti-quette, developing a good speech, making meaningful connections and contact follow-up practices.

Building In Protection From Risky SituationsLearn about creating protective factors to strengthen your family and help your children resist and avoid risky situations and behav-iors. With Parkie Boley and Bob Pavlik. From 6 to 7:30 p.m., at Fami-lies First, 100 Campus Dr., Ports-mouth. Free; includes free child care. Advance signup required: 603-422-8208, ext. 2 or Families-FirstSeacoast.org/programs.cfm.

Rockingham Choral AuditionsCome join Rockingham Choral Society, beginning its 58th year, under the direction of Andrew Gaydos. RCS begins the season with a get-together at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 9 at the Forrestal-Bowld Music Center, Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter, NH. Rehearsals will be 8 to 10 p.m. starting Sept. 16. Age 16 and up are invited. FMI: 603-312-0771 or rockinghamchoralsociety.org.

Thursday, September 11Strafford County Retired Educators AssociationStrafford County Retired Edu-cators Association will meet at Maple Suites, 30 Holiday Dr. in Dover at 10:30 a.m. The SCREA includes retired teachers, admin-istrators, guidance counselors, nurses, and para-professionals in the Strafford County area. Newly retired educators are welcome to enjoy a performance by Stan Anderson Jr. who is a former Nashville recording artist. The yearly dues of $15 will be due. To reserve your lunch, contact Priscilla Bowlen at [email protected] or at 332-4689, or Mary Lane at 743-6940.

Seacoast Newcomers ClubThe Seacoast Newcomers Club (SNC) will host the monthly Coffee at 9:30 a.m., at the First Congre-gational Church in Hampton, NH. FMI: seacoastnewcomersclub.com.

Saturday, September 13Guided Walking Tour Of

Historic DoverTour begins at Dover Chamber at 10:30 a.m. with numerous stops throughout downtown where guide will point out places of interest and share stories. Res-ervations recommended: 603-742-2218.

Turkey DinnerThe Parish of the Assumption will host a homemade turkey dinner with all the fixins’ plus dessert at the St. Charles Church Hall, 577 Central Ave., Dover, 4 to 6 p.m. Adults, $9; seniors, $8; children 5 to 12, $5; children under 5, free. Take Out meals are available for $9, and the Church Hall is handi-capped accessible. Open to the public.

Sunday, September 14Breakfast BuffetThe public is invited on Sunday, September 14 from 8 to 11 a.m. at St Martin’s Church Hall on the corner of West High and Maple Streets in Somersworth. The price is $6; $2.50 for children aged 7-15; children under 7, free. These breakfasts will be held monthly on the second Sunday thru April.

Run For The FallenA tribute to New Hampshire Heroes killed since 9/11 who are from NH. The event recognizes and honors their service and sac-rifice, giving up their future so that we can have ours. Run any distance. Registration is open. Free event takes place at Odiorne State Park in Rye. FMI: runforth-efallennh.org.

Dover Public LibraryLEGO SaturdaySaturday, September 13, use our LEGOs or bring your own to build and create. Meet new friends, share your building tips, get new ideas, and have fun! Legos will be available all day.

Paws for ReadingMurphy, a Certified Therapy Dog, and her handler, Karen, will be in the Children’s Room on Septem-ber 6 from 10 to 11 a.m. Sign up ahead of time to read to Murphy or drop by for a visit and a chance to read.

Artwork Displayed Ar t work from the fol lowing schools will be on display during the month of September: Sey-mour Osman Community Center, September 5 to 25; Children in Motion, Sept. 26 to Oct. 16.

New Service: Museum Pass Reservation SystemStarting on Tuesday, September 9, Dover Public Library cardhold-ers will be able to reserve any of the Library’s 16 museum passes online through their website. Links are provided to each institution’s website, so you can quickly see what is on exhibition for that day. To reserve a pass you will need your Dover Public Library Card (in good standing: i.e. not owing us over $10), and your library PIN (which was originally set to the last 4 digits of your phone number). Remember: your reservation is not your ticket into the museum. You must visit the library in person to pick up the actual pass before you go.

For More InformationContact the library at 603-516-6050 or visit www.dover.lib.nh.us.

Lane Memorial Library‘Sofia The First And The Enchanted Feast’Starts at 10 a.m. There’s more than meets the eye when you join ‘Sofia The First’ for a royally scrump-tious adventure! All the monarchs from Enchancia’s neighboring kingdoms have come to watch a dazzling display of magic. Admis-sion is free. Toddler-appropriate snacks are provided but feel free to bring your own. These movies and shows are specifically for our preschool set and run about 1 hour. Kids are welcome to bring blankets/pillows, etc. so they can stretch out on the floor and make themselves comfortable. Rated G.

For More InformationContact the library at 603-926-3368 or visit www.hampton.lib.nh.us.

HAMPTON -Guessing Games was won

by Nathan D. (chemistry set) and Maitri C. (ecosystem kit).

Family Readers was won by Thomas L., Jagger S., Jacoby M., and Dermott M. Each of these youngsters received a bucket filled with books and a plush toy, courtesy of a generous and anonymous donor.

Independent Readers was won by Alexa K., Emily C., Catherine F., and Lily H.. Each of these youngsters won a Kindle Fire, courtesy of Friends of the Lane Memorial Library.

PORTSMOUTH -Visitors can experience

island life and learn about his-toric shipwrecks of New Eng-land while relaxing at the Isles of Shoals, six miles off the NH coast, from September 5 through September 7.

Open to the public, the weekend program entitled “The Undersea History of the Isles of Shoals” is sponsored by the Isles of Shoals Historical and Research Association (ISHRA). Featured speakers will tell true tales of historic shipwrecks around the Shoals, Boon Island and coastal New England.

Among the speakers will be Stephen Erickson, co-author of “Boon Island: A True Story of Mutiny, Shipwreck and Can-nibalism,” Warren Riess, author of “Angel Gabriel: The Elusive English Galleon,” who person-ally recovered nine cannons from the Boon Island wreck, and Ray Demers, who discovered the wreck of the 1744 Royal Navy ship Asterea in the Piscataqua River.

Conference participants will leave Portsmouth mid-after-noon Friday, September 5, aboard the Thomas Laighton and return

Sunday afternoon, September 7. Casual social events, island strolls and a candlelit service in the 214-year-old Gosport Chapel will round out the weekend’s ac-tivities.

Attendees will stay in rustic yet comfortable accommodations in the historic Oceanic Hotel and surrounding buildings on Star Island. For more information, visit starisland.org or call 617-334-5675.

Young winners stand proudly with their well-earned prizes.

Library Congratulates Reader WinnersIsles of Shoals Weekend Explores New England Shipwrecks

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is an award-winning cartoon-ist and musician who teaches and performs comics and music at schools and libraries and is a rostered teaching artist with the NH State Council on the Arts, Children’s Literacy Foundation, and the Arts Alliance of North-ern NH.

Woody Pringle is both a musician and educator teaching at many NH colleges and organi-zations. His music often airs on NH Public Radio’s Folk Show and on many other stations.

For more information, call Betty Moore 603-926-2543.

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Day. If you have grandchil-dren, they will hopefully mark this occasion by sending a card, making a call or, best of all, paying a visit. But however your grandchildren express their feelings for you, you undoubtedly have a very big place in your heart for them. In fact, you may well be plan-ning on including your grand-children in your estate plan. If that’s the case, you’ll want to do the best you can to preserve the size of your estate — with-out sacrificing the ability to enjoy life during your retire-ment years.

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Expect market volatility — and don’t overreact.

If you’ve been investing for a while, you know that volatil-ity in the financial markets is normal. In fact, it’s not unusual for the market to drop 10%, or even more, in a year. Try not to overreact to this type of volatil-ity. For example, don’t imme-diately sell investments just be-cause they’ve had a down year — they may well bounce back the next year, especially if their fundamentals are still strong.

Diversify.It’s always a good idea to

diversify across a range of in-vestment vehicles — stocks, bonds, government securities, certificates of deposit (CDs) and so on. While diversifica-tion can’t guarantee a profit or

protect against loss, it can help reduce the effects of volatility on your portfolio.

Maintain a cash cushion. During your retirement

years, you may face unexpected expenses, just as you did when you were working. To help pay for these expenses without being forced to dip into your long-term investments, try to maintain a “cash cushion” that’s sufficient to cover six to 12 months’ worth of living expenses.

Limit withdrawals from your investments.

To keep your investment portfolio intact for as long as possible, set limits on your annual withdrawals. Your with-drawal rate should be based on a variety of factors — age at retire-ment, other sources of income,

lifestyle choices, etc. A financial advisor can help you calculate a withdrawal rate that makes sense for your situation.

Delay your generosity.It can be tempting to pro-

vide for your grandchildren — and perhaps even your grown children — as soon as you can. But you need to balance this impulse with the financial chal-

lenges that two or three decades of retirement can bring. It’s not being “selfish” to take care of yourself first — in fact, by doing everything possible to remain financially independent, you will be help-ing your family in the long run.

See LEGACY page 6...


~ News & Pets ~

Answers to last week’s puzzles

CLUES ACROSS1. Nuclear near reach weapon5. Delicately beautiful11. Queen of the gods12. Reordered letters15. Representation16. 24th state17. Irritated19. Large black dog breed24. Atomic #1825. Followed26. Ivy University27. Equal, prefix28. Cablegram (abbr.)29. Affront30. 7th Hindu month31. Competed

33. Slur over34. Shape before marketing38. Comes into being39. White House architect40. Brazilian dance43. Somalian supermodel44. Yield45. Electric Cobra model 8048. Local area network (abbr.)49. Substitution50. “Thornbirds” actress Ward53. Not out54. Male ice dancing champion56. Tops of birds’ heads58. Carrier’s invention59. Children’s author Blyton60. Anise liqueur

63. Listing64. Adult females65. Yellow Dutch cheese

CLUES DOWN1. Emit light2. Not long past3. Casually inspect4. Masculine5. Wish harm upon6. Capable of soothing7. Farm state8. Initials of HLN legal host9. Planets 120 degrees apart10. An enclosed field13. Initials of one of the Olson twins14. Coastal

18. Remote control aircraft (pl.)20. Oersted (abbr.)21. Blue Hen school22. Praise23. Vestment27. Egyptian goddess29. Atomic #2130. Boxer Muhammad31. Fast gallop32. Indicates position33. Geological time34. Elizabeth’s Prince35. Balkan nation36. Israeli politician Abba ___37. Indicates ability38. Universal recipient blood group

40. Clairvoyant41. Blandish42. Of I44. Former OSS45. Deviously plan46. Polished shoes47. Visual processing membrane49. Tibet’s capital50. 2nd musical tone51. Expression of sympathy52. Bog Labrador-tea54. To furnish with a ceiling55. Frosts57. Natural logarithm61. -__, denotes past62. Atomic #22

~ Puzzles ~

Totally Rad For Rescue

PORTSMOUTH -Come to the 30th anniver-

sary celebration for Cocheco Valley Humane Society on Friday, September 12 at 7 p.m. Event takes place at Portsmouth Harbor Events Center and will feature a silent auction, hors d’oeuvres, photo booth and live music. Tickets $30/each at www.cvhsonline.org.

DOVER –Sassy

Sassy is an older girl look-ing for a low energy home with an owner who will work with her on her self confidence. She has done well with the cats she has met so far and might be okay with another dog. Sassy is looking for an owner who will help her enjoy retirement and learn how to relax in new situations. Age: 12 years; Sex: Spayed Female; Breed: Labra-dor mix.

For more information, con-tact Cocheco Valley Humane

PORTSMOUTH – The City of Portsmouth

is pleased to announce that the Downtown Portsmouth Park-ing Shuttle will continue to run Thursday to Sunday until No-vember 2, 2014. The City has been operating the Downtown Portsmouth Parking Shuttle on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays since May and, in August, ex-panded the shuttle operations to include Thursdays. The shuttle circulates between the Connect Community Church (C3) park-ing lot on Market Street near Exit 7 on Route 95 and the Ha-nover Parking Garage on Ha-nover Street.

For September and Oc-Don’t delay creating your estate plan.

If you are committed to leaving a generous legacy for your grandchildren, you need a comprehensive estate plan. And it’s best to create this plan as soon as possible, while you are mentally and physically healthy. You may never become incapac-itated, of course, but the future is not ours to see. In addition to starting early with your estate plan, you’ll need to assemble the right team, including your financial advisor, legal profes-

sional and tax expert. You might enjoy receiving

attention on National Grand-parents Day. But you’ll get even greater pleasure out of knowing that you’re maximizing your ef-forts to leave the type of legacy you want for your grandchildren — while still enjoying the retire-ment lifestyle you desire.

This article was written by Edward Jones and submitted by Financial Advisor Joseph Mit-tica. If you would like to reach Mittica, you can do so by calling 603-964-1947.

...LEGACY from page 5

tober, the Parking Shuttle will continue to operate on the cur-rent schedule – Thursdays from 4 p.m. to 1:30 a.m., Fridays and Saturdays from noon to 1:30 a.m., and Sundays from noon to 10 p.m. The shuttle loops every 10 minutes and parking is free at the C3 Lot.

According to Mark Nelson, Division Director of Parking & Transportation, the extension of service through the fall was appropriate based on the grow-ing interest in the shuttle and public feedback. “So far, we have received positive feedback from the riders as well as from employees, downtown patrons, business owners and the general

Cocheco Valley Humane Society

Society at 603-749-5322 or go to www.cvhsonline.org.

City Expands Parking Shuttle Service into October

HAMPTON -At the Hampton Historical

Society Mrs. Batchelders 18th century herb garden is an indica-tion that it has been a good year. The Harvest Ramble & Repast walk on September 14 will show how important the harvest time was and remains for the people of Hampton.

Starting at the Leavitt

public on this pilot program. Ex-tending the hours into the fall will give us an opportunity to evaluate demand for this service during the shoulder season.”

More information can be found at portsmouthpark-ingshuttle.com.

Barn, on the grounds of the Tuck museum, enjoy a talk and then walk around the “historic ring” returning to the museum to enjoy a repast of apple pie, apple cider and harvest herbs from Mrs. B’s garden.

The walk takes place at 1 pm. Meet at the Leavitt Barn, 40 Park Avenue, Hampton. The walk cost is $10 per person.

Walk And Talk: Harvest Time In Hampton

More information and reserva-tions may be made by calling the museum at 603-929-0781.


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