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Draft Horses Working In The Pemigewasset Wilderness, Lincoln, NH___
A new partnership between the White Mountain National Forest (WMNF) and the Draft Animal Power Network (DAPNet) has yielded successful results. This new partnership was formed due to a unique need in the 45,000 acre federally designated, Pemigewasset Wilderness. The Wilderness Act of 1964, White Mountain National Forest Plan standards, and wilderness manBermans Bits........................A4 Pic of the Week..........................A4 North Country Happenings....A5 Earth Talk................................A6 Adventures of Homesteading....A7 Keeping Each Other Well.............A7 - PULL OUT SECTION B Hiking W/Tom & Atticus ........B1 Restaurant Guide....................B2 Real Estate .............................B3 Northcountry Cookin................B3 Letters & Opinions.................B4 Puzzles.....................................B5 Comics.....................................B6 Classified Ads.........................B7 Business Directory.........B8-B15 Church Directory.....................B8
agement practices, dictate that only primitive forms of transport and tools are to be used within federally designated wilderness areas. This precludes the use of both motorized and mechanized equipment such as power tools, motors and even wheels. In 2009 and 2010, Pemigewasset Ranger District employees removed two bridges located nearly six miles into the Wilderness. The bridges were removed due to safety concerns and the need to preserve the wilderness character. The bridges were disassembled by hand and components were stacked along the trail Story continues on page A3
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Theres just some things in nature, that are so beautiful, it just makes you want look at it, watch it and follow it. Photographer Duane Cross captures something that you just dont see every day and something that you may never see in an entire lifetime. Above is a leucistic Redtail Hawk. Leucism is a condition characterized by reduced pigmentation in animals caused by a recessive allele. Unlike albinism, it is caused by a reduction in all types of skin pigment, not just melanin. I know Duane is trying to capture the perfect photo of this beuatiful bird, but we just had to share this one with you. - Duane Cross Photo (www.duanecrosspics.com)
Operation Game Thief Traveling Exhibit To Raise Awareness About Poaching________

The project recently reached its fundraising goal of $30,000. The funds will be used to purchase a 20-foot enclosed trailer that will house the traveling exhibit, which will highlight wildlife poaching cases that have been solved through the Operation Game Thief program. Included in the trailer will be poached wildlife and an interactive display exploring the types of cases pursued by Fish and Game Conservation Officers. "We're very thankful for the generous sponsors who made this outreach effort possible," said Fish and Game Sgt. Wayne Saunders, who is coordinating the project. in Errol, Bear Country Power Sports in Errol, and the New Hampshire Wildlife Federation, each of which contributed $5,000 for the project. Fish and Game is working with The Trailer Outlet in Winnisquam, N.H., to have the custom trailer built.
A traveling exhibit housed in a m o b i l e trailer soon will be making the rounds to educate the public about Operation Game Thief, a key program used by the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department Law Enforcement to combat fish and wildlife crime.
Key supporters included the Wildlife Heritage Foundation of Operation Game Thief (OGT) is New Hampshire, which pro- a silent witness, anti-poaching vided a $10,000 grant; and program that encourages the Rymes Propane & Oils, LL Cote Story continues on page A2
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Operation Game Thief Traveling Exhibit To Raise Awareness About Poaching_____

project (such as detailing the trailer, creating taxidermy expublic to report any suspicious hibits and procuring a generator) activity or knowledge about a can contact Saunders at 603poaching violation. The toll-free 271-3129. hotline 1-800-344-4262 is available 24 hours a day, seven Saunders anticipates getting the days a week, 365 days a year, to traveling Operation Game Thief report wildlife violations. People exhibit on the road by this Sepcan also report violations online tember. It will go to fairs and at http://www.wildnh.com/OGT. sportsmen's shows and accomPoaching is the illegal take of pany speaking engagements by game or fish, trespassing, litter- Conservation Officers, spreading ing, theft, or destroying property. the word about how the public can help protect New HampAnyone interested in making do- shire's natural resources by renations to help complete the Op- porting wildlife law violators eration Game Thief Trailer Continued from page A1
NH Youth Compete In Horse Quiz Bowl_______________________

Forty-five New Hampshire youth recently competed at the New Hampshire 4-H Horse Quiz Bowl in Belmont. Horse Quiz Bowl is a knowledge competition where contestants demonstrate their smarts by answering horse-related questions. Division winners third. Morris said, 4-H Horse Quiz Bowl has helped me become a more knowledgeable horse person as it has given me a place to really put my knowledge to the test and really see what I know. It has enabled me to become motivated to read the sources and retain the information. Although I get a lot of experience from doing tasks at the barn, Quiz Bowl has given me a chance to explore deeper and learn more than just my discipline of driving. Team winners In the team competition, Merrimack County took first place as the senior team. Team members included Erin Barrett, Holly Testerman, Katelyn Leonard, and Courtney Duclos, with Andrea Galliher coaching. Cheshire County, coached by Sue Lawson-Kelleher, placed second, Team members included Connor Greenwood, Lizzie Morris, Nick Shepard, and Kaitlyn Roberts. The combined Rockingham-Coos County team placed third. Coached by Diane Post, team members included Courtney Schrempf, Jackie Johnson, and Megan Allin. Coach Liz Short and Hillsborough County contestants Kelly Regan, Lexi Thieret, Karrie Cormier, and Maria Young placed first in the junior team competition. It took multiple rounds of tiebreakers, sudden deaths and a double-elimination match before the combined Coos-Hillsborough County team of Amie Weagle, Christine Asher, Madeline Short, and coach April Allin took second place. The Merrimack County team of Joy Planchet, Brannigan McNeil, and Brittany Leonardwith Stacey McNeil coachingplaced third in the junior team competition. About New Hampshire 4-H The 4-H Youth Development program brings positive learning experiences to New Hampshire youth between the ages of five and 18 through after-school activities, camps, teen conferences, and other events aimed at expanding knowledge and encouraging community engagement and leadership. New Hampshire 4-H is administered by UNH Cooperative Extension. For more information, visit www.extension.unh.edu
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Draft Horses Working In The Pemigewasset Wilderness, Lincoln, NH___

Continued from page A1 awaiting removal by non-motorized means. Since the disassembly of the bridges, the WMNF has been removing the components with the use of human power during both summer and winter. While this was successful for the majority of the components, the challenge remained The loads were pulled to the for how to remove the sixteen - Pemigewasset Wilderness 900 pound steel I-beams. boundary, where the WMNF will use motorized equipment to DAPNet is a non-profit organi- transport the debris the remainzation of farmers, foresters, log- ing three miles to the trailhead. gers, teamsters and folks In total five loads, an estimated interested in using animals not 15,000 pounds of material was only for power but as a sustain- pulled from the debris site inable means to support local com- cluding steel, and heavy, cremunities and land-based osote-laden lumber from the economies. Both organizations footings of the bridge. became excited at the prospect of draft animals working in a We are extremely pleased with WMNF wilderness area, places the success of the project and where horses were common how well wilderness managenearly 100 years ago. After vis- ment practices line up with iting the site it was determined DAPNets mission, said that draft horses could indeed WMNF Wilderness Manager operate given the fairly wide and John Marunowski. It is excitflat trails that were once used as ing to observe the raw, primitive rail lines to haul timber from this power of the animals and see its area. application not only on farms and fields but on public land as A three-day project window was well. set and WMNF staff readied the Lincoln Woods and Bondcliff trails for the unusual visitors. On Monday, January 28 two teams of draft horses made their way BUCC Prime Rib Dinner to Benalmost six miles to the debris site efit Pemi-Valley Habitat Bristol where they hauled out the first Project March 30 Event being two loads of steel. Since the held for Hedstrom Way Sub-dihorses could not navigate over vision the brook which was midway along the trail while pulling The Bristol United Church of loaded sleds, the steel was trans- Christ is hosting a Prime Rib ferred to a highline system at that Dinner on Saturday, March 30 point. It was winched across the from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Tickets are brook by Forest Service person- $20 and $10 from each nel to where the draft horse team ticketeach will benefit the Pemisold picked it up again and hauled it the rest of the way out of the Valley Habitat for Humanity Wilderness. That evening the Hedstrom Way project. horses and crew from DAPNet "We are so grateful for our braved the extremely cold weather camping in a canvas tent complete with a woodstove close to the project site. On Tuesday, the draft horses and their crew along with Forest Service personnel sprang back into action completing three more loads.
The Wilderness Act of 1964, White Mountain National Forest Plan standards, and wilderness management practices, dictate that only primitive forms of transport and tools are to be used within federally designated wilderness areas. So just what do you do when you need to move something within the Pemigewasset Wilderness area of Lincoln, NH - well, draft horses of course! Please read the story which starts on the front page. tol United Church of Christ. Pemi-Valley Habitat for Humanity has built 26 homes for needy and deserving families.
Prime Rib Dinner Slated To Benefit Pemi-Valley Habitat For Humanity Project_______
friends at the Bristol United Church of Christ," said Brian McCarthy, Executive Director of Pemi-Valley Habitat for Humanity. "They have been strong and faithful supporters of the Bristol project, which is named after the late Rev. Doug Hedstrom, who was the pastor at Bristol United Church of Christ. They have already taken up several collections for the Hedstrom Way project and, now, they are going to host this very special fund raising event." The menu will include delicious Prime Rib with roasted red potatoes, salad, California mixed vegetables, beverages and a brownie sundae for dessert. All this for just $20.
The 26th home for the Mason It's a great meal, prepared by family on Glove Street in Ashgreat people, for a great cause. land was completed in February, 2012. Tickets are available at the Habitat ReStore, 27 Cedar Lane in The first of four homes in the Ashland or you can order them Hedstrom Way project is nearly by calling 536-1333 or visiting complete. www.pemivalleyhabitat.org. Tickets are also available at Bris-
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mone said the coach insisted that they settle their differences physically. She claims the coach put on music and moved a desk, and then the punching began. Another cheerleader broke up the fight. I thought that it was over and the coach said, Do you guys want to go another round? She claims her coach asked her to lie to her mother about what happened. She told the other girls, as they were getting dressed for the game, to pinky-swear not to tell outside of the team, she said. [KTLA.com] Finally, seize the moment! Tyrone Harris, 26, reported for his first shift at Dunkin Donuts in Morristown, N.J., and received his name tag. Seven minutes later, according to police, he was on his way out the door with $2,100 from his supervisors desk. (Apparently, the supervisor had opened his drawer a little too far when reaching for the name tag, giving Harris a glimpse of the cash.) [NJ.com] So, Channel 9 has Jennifer Vaughn, Jennifer Gannon, and Jennifer Crompton. Im wondering if theres a theme here. (Anyone else know/remember Major Major Major Major?)
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Incessantly scouring the universe for the weird, the wacky, and the stupid so you dont have to. Greetings, and thanks for joining me for another week. First, a few years ago, an ESPN radio broadcaster announced, The Atlanta Falcons released veteran field goal kicker Jason Elam today. He made 18 of 15 field goal attempts this season. Gee, with a record like that, I think Id have kept him. Next, female fight club! A Palisades Charter High School student is claiming that her coach forced her to fight with another student after she had reported being bullied by her. The girls fought, resulting in scratches and a black eye. I felt embarrassed and humiliated and ashamed, Cimone Holloway told KTLA. Holloway said she was forced to sit on the sidelines and watch with a back eye the last time she was supposed to cheer with her Pali High cheerleading squad. Cimone, a junior, said that she was at odds with a teammate over a boy. When she arrived to cheerleading practice before a game last month, she claims her coach made them work it out with their fists. Ive never been in a fight in my life. I didnt want to fight, she insisted. But Ci-
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brothers and to get ready for it Atti and I took a weekend and made our way to the top of Indian Head. The next day we climbed up to Lonesome Lake. On both occasions I thought I was going to die. But that was so long ago and the summer after that we spent every weekend at a motel in Franconia Notch and often when wed arrive late in the afternoon wed get a quick hike in up Pemigewasset and it always felt like coming home. Weve seen the sunrise and sunset, watched the moonrise and the stars emerge in the darkening sky from its stretch of ledges. Weve been there in spring, summer, fall, and winter. Visited the mountaintop on Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years Day, and Easter. Over those first few years it became more a walk than a hike for us and when Atticus had his cataract surgery, within ten days we climbed our first mountain and it was Pemigewasset. (Later that same day we hiked Welch-Dickey as well. For after losing his eyesight we wanted to drink in as many views as we could with those new eyes.)
The Adventures of Tom & Atticus
This past weekend we hiked Mount Pemigewasset and by the time we returned home to Jackson I felt a bit wistful. You see, Pemigewasset, or Indian Head to those of us who grew up looking at that rocky countenance and were weaned on the legends of the White Mountains and cherished the Old Man of the Mountain, is like an old friend to us. Summer after returning childhood summer we looked up at that Mohawk made of pine trees and that rocky profile like we were looking up at someone we knew. And gosh, how wonderful to know hed always be there to greet us as we entered the south- So during those first few years ern reaches of Franconia Notch. we climbed Pemigewasset far anything else. As many times as I looked up at more often than been there for We just havent it, I never climbed it until Atticus the last years since we and I started hiking in the sum- moved to foureastern side of the the mer of 2004. We were invited to White Mountains. hike Mount Garfield, our first 4,000-footer; with three of my The years roll on and we age, one of us faster than the other, which is one of the great misforINSIDE PULL OUT tunes March 12th AtSECTION B PAGES ticus of life. Oneleven and that will turn puts him in his late sixties in Restaurant Guide - B2 human years. Im smart enough Letters & Opinions - B4 to know there will come a day when we wont be reaching as Notice/Help Wanted - B4 many mountaintops as we have Puzzles - B5 in the past. Then will the day Cartoons - B-6 when there will be none at all. Classified Ads - B7 So, without sounding maudlin, I Church Directory - B8 realize that every peak we Business Dir. - B8-B-15 reach.well, who knows when
The final push towards the top of Mount Pemigewasset

well return there again and if we never do I want to remember it. (Heres where you see my sentimental Irish heart emerging.) Now before you get worried about Atticus, he is in great health and over the next several months we hope to hike each of the forty-eight one last time through. Im just planning ahead to make sure he stays comfortable. As for the 4,000-footers, they dont mean that much to me. None of them have more sentimental value for me than smaller peaks like Hedgehog, Potash, South Moat, or Pemigewasset. Its just that we been up them so often, especially way back then, wed like to see them while Atticus is young enough to enjoy them. More importantly, now that there are three of us, we want to make sure we get to them all together so that we have this lifetime memory to share. promise of youth, the magic and hope and possibility of it all. Thats what these mountains mean to me. Its one of the numerous reasons we never applied to the Appalachian Mountain Club for membership to their 4,000-footer Club for what these peaks have done for me for us, well, no patch or scroll is ever going to hold a candle to. Besides, why should there be a patch and scroll for those peaks when they are no more important than peaks that arent as high. You see, I came here not to climb the highest mountains but to reach for the stars. Im a fortunate man that the three mile round trip up 2,557 foot Mount Pemigwasset means as much to me as a climb up Mount Washington. For in the end its all about being in the mountains, and who you are in them with and where they bring you in the end. also the first time the three of us climbed it together, and whether or not its the last time, it is a day that will never be forgotten. (PS: How fitting that we climbed Mount Pemigewasset around the same time our friends Bryan, Suzanne, and Sierra Flagg brought a new mountain puppy into their lives. His name? Pemi! May you grow old in these peaks with your loving family, little boy.) You can always follow and keep tabs on Tom and Atticus by visiting their blog regularly at: tomandatticus.blogspot.com. For those who follow Tom & Atticus on their adventures. Mojo Moose Gear now has official Following Atticus long and short sleeved t-shirts along with coffee/tea mugs on sale online at: www.mojomoosegear.com.
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The Cohase Chamber of Commerce is holding its second Antiques Market at the Lake Morey Inn and Resort in Fairlee on Sunday, March 3rd from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. About twenty area antique shops and vendors from Barre, St. Johnsbury, and White River Jct, Canaan and Swanton, VT, as well as those from our local Cohase towns of Haverhill, Piermont, Orford, Newbury, Bradford and Fairlee, and over 200 shoppers attended the first event. A wide variety of collectibles will be available including Early American furniture, advertising items, vintage clothing, primitives, jewelry, glassware/pottery, kitchen items, quilts, prints/paintings, books/ephemera, and lots more interesting and unique objects. Drop in to shop for special, oneof-a kind gifts, browse through the displays, and learn a little about the past! Admission for the event is $4 (with discounted coupon available online at www.cohase.org) and there will be refreshments on sale. There are still a few vendor slots available so if youd like more information, please contact Russ Collins at rctc8@yahoo.com or at 802-333-4809. Reduced to $32,500.
NORTH HAVERHILL, NH Fabulous Mountain View and Farms- Ranch style home just out of town on 1/4 acre with town water. Living area includes- Large living room, kitchen and dining room. Two bedrooms and possibly a 3rd or den / office and 2 car garage features full basement. $109,500. HAVERHILL, NH Very private setting on a private road sits a beautiful Cedar Log Home over 1800 sq. ft with 10.91 Acres and a 3 bay detached garage loaded with space. Comfortable Living Room w/stone fireplace, cathedral ceiling, large loft overlooking living area, appliances, large deck with potential mountain views. A real getaway. Generator installed. $239,500. HAVERHILL, NH - Premium residential property on 1.11 Acs., single level manufactured home, features 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, on slab 11 x 24 add-on w/inside handicap ramp and hobby room, Amish Shed, upgrades, turn key condition. $139,900.
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NEWBURY, VT- Water and septic already installed on the 1.3 acres on paved road with power at site. Excellent opportunity to place a single or double wide home. Views into New Hampshire. $36,500.
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NEW PRICE on this beautiful flat 1+ acre parcel of land. Property has been used as a mini-farm in the past. The home needs updating but appears to be solid. There are several outbuildings , an old pig pen, a small shed used for maple sugaring, etc. with a nice garden lay out and a small stream to water the gardens with !! Walk to the historic Congregational Church on the corner just beyond the property. Four minutes to I93. Many ski areas within 20-30 minutes. Snowmobile trails in the area and a lot to see and do in this beautiful area of NH. Seller is motivated.
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Nobody Asked, Just My Opinion____________________________ Letter To The Editor____________________

Another couple of weeks - gone They are: driver inexperience, Its one of the toughest things already! Seems the older Iget, speed, alcohol, driver not paying that any law enforcement officer attention the faster they go... has to do. Picture breaking that news to a mom, dad, brother or Before Iactually begin this There are others, like stupidity, sister. Its not easy. Especially weeks column, Ijust found out showing off, crossing water, etc.. when it is a child. that while Iwas beginning to but for the most part, the first write, that the NH House is vot- four or any mixture of the first The bottom line is, theres no exing on a bill to give free ski four can hurt you or kill you. cuse for being inexperienced. passes to NH lawmakers. Are The state offers safety classes you kidding me? You just cant For one, the maximum speed throughout the year. In fact, you make this stuff up. What the heck limit on NH trails is 45mph. In need one of two things to drive dont they want? Iam not even the past, Ihave clocked sleds at an OHRV in the State of NH. A going to start on this one. Wow! as much as 112 mph on a trail valid drivers license or a safety posted at 45 mph. Its both pitiful and painful. certificate. Just because you have a valid drivers license howJust over the past couple of Secondly, Ilike a nice cold beer ever, it doesnt make you a proweeks, there has been numerous also, but the two main causes of fessional at driving an OHRV. injuries and multiple deaths from death on a snowmobile are driver inexperience and alcohol. I hate reading emails sent from snowmobile accidents. Speed is many times in the mix. the Fish & Game Department As an OHRV (off highway recrethat includes death. Again, there ational vehicle) instructor for the Do you realize the laws of driv- is just no need of it. Fish & Game Department here ing a snowmobile or four in NH, this really bothers me. wheeler are the same as while Please, be safe out there. Follow There is absolutely no reason for driving an automobile? Loss of the rules of the road, dont drink someone to die, while out enjoy- license, insurance problems, etc. and drive. ing themselves and their family, It follows you around for quite or on vacation. It is both need- some time. Have fun, enjoy, but go back less and senseless. home in one piece so that you Recently, NH Fish and game had can live to do it all over again! There are several big things to tell several families that one which formulate the beginnings their family members had per- Nobody Asked, of what could be your last ride. ished in a snowmobile accident. Just My Opinion... ~BEF
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About four years ago, when the wind farm mania started in the North East, it was reported that Cape Cod was the prime location for a wind farm. Scream, Holler and hand wringing! What will those big Monstrosities do to the tourist industry in MA.? Now N.H. has 20+ of those monstrosities dotting the North Countrys pristine skyline with plans for many more of them on the ridge behind Newfound Lake & other locations. What about our Tourist industry? Who negotiated a program that we do not get any benefits from? The power was needed in MA. & R.I. so it was an act of the Politicians, working behind the Northern Pass debacle to authorize something without the voters and taxpayers being aware they were sold out again by MA. In 1987, they got the new 500 KV line from Monroe N.H. to MA., who then sold the power to N.Y. & N.J. American workers were not hired to build the present windmills. The workers were hired from Spain & Portugal, that was a kick in teeth to N.H. labor. What new assault on N.H. citizens and our beautiful State is coming down the pike ? Concerning the Northern Pass, why can't it be put into an existing right of way, maybe not enough pork to make somebody rich? Respectfully submitter, George Bloom, Warren, NH
A Shameless Attempt To Exploit with an increased potential for tyranny on the part of those who Tragedy remain well-armed. Democrats I believe that the Democrat re- want government to be large, sponse to the tragic killings in powerful and the most important Aurora, Colorado and Newtown, thing in your life. They do not Connecticut are nothing more appear to support much of anythan a shameless attempt to ex- thing that puts power in the ploit these sad events in pursuit hands of American citizens of their goal of disarming law- and/or maintains a balance of power between the government abiding American citizens. and the people. Frankly, I think The Democrats claim to be mo- that they would just as soon govtivated by a concern for public ern without that pesky consent safety and yet they advocate of the people. passing the kind of laws that have never proven to reduce vi- Democrats would have us beolent crime in any way. I would lieve that there is no legitimate think that most people would reason for a law-abiding Amerifind it a little curious that the can to have a semiautomatic weapons they are attempting to rifle and a 30 round magazine. ban are very infrequently used to Well, if a person, who does not commit the violent crimes they abide by the law (including The claim to be concerned about. I Constitution), shows up at your myself find it very curious that door thusly armed and wishing many of the same people who to unjustly deprive you of life, claim to be outraged by the mur- liberty or property, then what? der of 20 first-graders and clamor for gun control, also en- I would close by asking people to support the beware of the incremental erothusiastically slaughter of millions of unborn sion of liberty i.e., if you give children as a womans right to them a 10 round limit on a magazine, next time theres a shootchoose. ing tragedy, they will ask for Law-abiding citizens, who are five. armed, are, and always have been, a deterrent to tyranny. The Russell T. Cumbee degree to which these citizens Franconia, NH are disarmed directly correlates An Educational 'Choice' for our very possibly will match the 6 year 'bargain' that our school Children board would like to make again I was not able to attend the with the SAU23. They have also School Board Meeting at the be- said they will provide a bus to ginning of February, but I under- the junction of Route 25 A and stand that everyone who did left Route 25/118 for $10,000, which with the understanding that if we makes the extra money added to had free choice, as Warren resi- the budget to accomodate dents used to have 6 years ago, bussing to Plymouth($40,000) and had when my husband and I and the Plymouth tuition (I was purchased our house, our taxes told $18000) a moot point. Anwould go up astronomically. other fact that makes Rivendell a Residents of Warren were pre- terrific possiblity for our chilsented with a plan of our children is that they were one of the dren attending the SAU48, highest scoring schools on the NECAPS in the State of VerRivendell or the SAU23. mont. A few years ago we were presented with a few stories about For parents who work in Plyhow Plymouth did not want all of mouth or Lebanon, Rivendell our children, and how Rivendell might well be a better choice. was not accredited. So I was cu- For parents who work in rious and called the SAU48 and Woodsville or futher north, Rivendell to ask some questions. Woodsville and Haverhill might What I discovered was this: the be the best choice. Knowing that Plymouth system is not even a Rivendell is willing to negotiate consideration for our children is key: apparently this was never next year. I spoke with the su- asked. Would the SAU23 be perintendant's office, and in willing to give the same price order for our children to attend they are offering in their 6 year Plymouth High School they contract if Rivendell is part of would have to discuss this with our choice? What would they the superintendant of the SAU23, charge per student? And would and we would need to indicate it be the same value? There are our interest in our chiildren at- still many questions left unantending the Plymouth schools in swered, and the SAU23 may not the fall, a year before our chil- be the best alternative for our dren would plan to attend. So children when you consider Plymouth is not even a possibil- each school's strengths. The ity for the 2013-14 academic Plymouth School System is not even a possibility this year, and year. that is the factor that would have I also called Rivendell and was driven up our taxes. Rivendell is heartened to hear that yes, in- a competetive school on a deed, our school board had con- trimester system, and they are tacted them and requested willing to negotiate. Please vote information. Yet, I also discov- for SCHOOL CHOICE! ered that Rivendell was and is ready to negotiate the price, and Elizabeth Wilkin, Warren, NH
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Warren Masonic Hall - breakfast from 7-9 on the first Sunday of each month. Hope to see you there. ----------------------------------------Breakfast - All you can eat, 2nd Sunday of each month from 7:30-10am at the Masonic Hall, North Haverhill, NH. $5adult; $2.50 child. ----------------------------------------The Warren/Wentworth Food Pantry, serving residents in Warren, Wentworth and Glencliff, is located behind the Warren Wentworth Ambulance Service building and is open every Friday from 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. For eligibility information or to make a donation, stop by or call 764-5265. The pantry gratefully accepts food or monetary donations as well as donations of personal and household care items. ----------------------------------------Haverhill Memorial Post 5245 and their Ladies Axillary hold their regular monthly meeting at 7pm on the third Thursday of each month at the VFW Post in North Haverhill. All members are invited to attend. ----------------------------------------Piermont Parents meeting the Challenge NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) support group meets the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month, 7-9pm at the Horse Meadow Senior Center, North Haverhill, NH. Please Call Rebecca Ladd at 603-989-5476 or email at rrladd@myexcel.com with any questions. ----------------------------------------For all upcoming events at D Acres - (D Acres is located at 218 Streeter Woods Road in Dorchester, NH.) Visit www.dacres.org. ----------------------------------------Wednesday Evenings- Mo the Clown - Elvios Pizzeria & Restaurant, Lincoln, NH 5-8pm ----------------------------------------If you have any talent at all, come join us on Thursday Evenings, Open Mic Night, at the Greenhouse Restaurant in Warren, NH. Come by to listen or join in! Junction of Routes 25 & 25-C in Warren, NH. Support our area musicians. Come join us! ----------------------------------------To find out the on-going happenings at the Squam Lakes Natural Science Center in Holderness, NH. You can call 603-968-7194 or visit them online at: www.nhnature.org ----------------------------------------To find out the on-going happenings at the AMC Pinkham Notch Center where programs are free & open to the public: AMC Pinkham Notch Visitor Center, Route 16, Pinkham Notch, NH. For more information contact the AMC at (603) 466-2727 or www.outdoors.org. ----------------------------------------For ongoing schedule at Silver Center for the Arts, Plymouth, NH, call 603-536-ARTS or visit them on the web at: www..plymouth.edu/silver ----------------------------------------Wentworth Historical Society meets monthly, 7:00 p.m, every third Thursday, April - Dec. at the Historical Society Museum in Wentworth. Join us for historical topics and stimulating conversation. ----------------------------------------The Mount Washington Regional Airport Commission (MWRAC) meets at the terminal bldg. the last TUESDAY of each month at 6:30 PM. Public comment and input invited. ----------------------------------------Meditation Group in the Shambhala Buddhist Tradition - Thursdays 6- 7 PM at Blissful Lotus Yoga Studio at 71 Main St, Plymouth NH. Open to new or experienced meditators of all traditions. Meditation instruction available. FREE Donations greatly appreciated. For more information: 603764-9895 ----------------------------------------For on-going programs, concerts and events at COURT STREET ARTS, Haverhill, please visit www.alumnihall.org or call 603989-5500. Classes, art shows, Shakespeare in the Valley, Music, wide variety of programming. Join us! ----------------------------------------Sugar Hill Historical Museum: Open Fridays & Saturdays, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Enjoy the new exhibit in honor of Sugar Hills 50th birthday: 50 Years Young: Five Decades of the Youngest Old Town in New Hampshire. Genealogy Library, Historical Photograph Archives, Gift Shop. Main Street, Sugar Hill, NH. Admission free. Memberships and donations gratefully accepted. Special tours may be arranged. For information, call Director Kitty Bigelow at 603-8235275. ----------------------------------------The Baker's River Grange meets the 2nd and 4th Friday every month, 7:30 p.m., Grange Hall, Rte.25, Rumney. Visitors welcomed! ----------------------------------------Free tutoring for adults in the Plymouth/Bristol area - GED Test Preparation, Reading, Writing, Math, English as a 2nd Language, Basic Computer Skills. Call PemiBaker Literacy at 536-2998 for more information.
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was already dead. 2. Mink DeVille, in 1977. It was used on the soundtrack of "In the Land of Women" in 2007. 3. Roger Troutman, aka Roger, in 1988. His "The Many Facets of Roger" solo album was released after his debut with the group Zapp. 4. Pop artist Neil Sedaka, in 1961. His mother took a second job to buy a piano, thinking that the young Neil would become a classical pianist. 5. "It's All in the Game" by Tommy Edwards, in 1958. The melody was originally written in 1911 by Charles Dawes, who became the 30th vice president under Calvin Coolidge.
When Teflon is exposed to high heat it can release its constituent chemical, PFOA, as a gas. There are no known cases of direct health problems for consumers, but workers producing Teflon are at increased risk for certain cancers, prompting the U.S. government to call for a complete phase-out of Teflon and related products by 2015. - Credit: Hemera Collection are targets of PFOA, and that scientists have been unable to find a level of PFOA that doesnt damage the immune system: Doses given to effected lab animals were minimaland less, relatively, than levels found in children. The fact that PFOA exposure led to testicular, pancreatic, mammary and liver tumors in rats doesnt bode well for what the chemical may do to humans. Dear EarthTalk: Ive read conflicting reports about the dangers of non-stick cookware. I have a set of older non-stick pans and am not sure if I need to replace them. Are they harmful to use, particularly if they have a few scratches? -- Miriam Jones, Montgomery, AL It may be time to upgrade your pans, given that the U.S. government has called for a complete phase-out of polytetrafluorethylene (PTFE, otherwise known as Teflon) and related products by 2015, due to health concerns. When Teflon is exposed to high heat it can degrade, which causes it to release its constituent chemical, PFOA, as a gas. This phenomenon can kill pet birds, and cant be good for humans either. While there are no known cases of airborne PFOA causing direct health problems for consumers, workers in plants where Teflon has been produced are at increased risk for cancers of the pancreas and the male reproductive tract. Numerous studies have shown that PFOA alters reproductive hormones in the male, causing increased levels of estrogen and abnormal testosterone regulation and that PFOA or chemicals that break down into PFOA damage the thyroid gland, reports Melissa Breyer of the website Care2. Of course, the risk of exposure is much lower for a person frying an egg at home than for a factory worker manufacturing PTFE for DuPont. In 2007, Consumer Reports Magazine tested PTFEbased non-stick pans from several manufacturers and found harmful airborne emissions of PFOA to be minimal. The highest level was about 100 times lower than levels that animal studies suggest are of concern for ongoing exposure to PFOA, reported the magazine. With the aged pans, emissions were barely measurable. Some manufacturers are working on safer non-stick cookware using ceramic or silicone coatings free of PTFE or PFOA. But a 2009 survey of eight such alternatives by Cooks Illustrated magazine did not identify any of the new choices out there high marks. Not a single one of these green pans was without flaws, said the magazine. In some, delicate eggs burned, thin fish fillets stuck, and steak charred
1. What singer had a Top 10 hit with "Pride and Joy"? 2. Who released "Spanish Stroll," and when? 3. Which one-name artist released "I Want to Be Your Man?" 4. Who had a hit with "Calendar Girl"? 5. Name the song with this lyric: "Soon he'll be there at your side with a sweet bouquet, And he'll kiss your lips and caress your (c) 2013 King Features Synd., waiting fingertips." Inc. Answers
1. Marvin Gaye, in 1963. He was shot and killed in 1984 during a violent argument with his father. Marvin Gay Sr. received only five years probation, even on the outside while remaining though his second shot was at raw within. Others stained or point-blank range after Gaye transferred heat inconsistently. Some pans accumulated the browned bits known as fond when steak was seared, indicating unwanted sticking power.
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Many foodies have resigned themselves to the likelihood that the idea of a non-stick pan might in and of itself be too good to be true. As such, cast iron, aluminum, copper and stainless steel each rate high for even heat distribution and for holding up well at high temperatures and frequent use. Used properly such as by employing a little oil or butter to inhibit food from stickingsuch pans can last decades. CONTACTS: Care2, www.care2.com; Consumer Reports Kitchen Cookware, www.consumerreports.org/cro/k itchen-cookware.htm; Cooks Illustrated Green Skillets, www.cooksillustrated.com/equip ment/overview.asp?docid=2040 0. EarthTalk is written and edited by Roddy Scheer and Doug Moss and is a registered trademark of E - The Environmental M a g a z i n e (www.emagazine.com). Send questions to: earthtalk@emagazine.com. Subs c r i b e : www.emagazine.com/subscribe. Free Trial Issue: www.emagazine.com/trial.
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GUIDING GOOD CHOICES is a workshop for parents and caregivers of tweens and teens (ages 8-14) that will be presented over 4 evenings at Whole Village Family Resource Center by CADY (Communities for Alcohol and Drug Free Youth). It will be held from 6:00 to 7:30 pm on Thurs., March 7, Tues., March 12, Thurs. Mar. 21 and Thurs., Mar. 28, join us in this engaging and interactive services that offers positive, common sense strategies for dealing the everyday issues Breyer adds that four organs or withsubstance abuse, etc.of parenting today's youth: friends, Intertissues in the immune system net, and at least nine types of cells Learn your child be a healthy decision maker. that regulate immune function This isstrategies to help childcare and activities for youth are proa free workshop; vided. Please let Bridget know you'll be attending: 536-3720, ext. 106 or bridget@lruw.org. Whole Village Family Resource Center, 258 Highland St, Plymouth,
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Cosauke...
Adventures in Homesteading
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physical labor versus economic work, creativity versus entertainment, beauty rather than media, bird songs versus ring tones, the roar of the river versus the whir of gadgetry, conversation versus channels, reflection versus reaction. Sometimes we wonder how others live at the pace and demands At of the outside world. Cosauke, balance and reflection are the texture of life. We can reset, recalibrate, remember the choices we have, the love we hold, the life we want. The cabin may be 16 x 14, but theres ample space for ourselves and our thoughts, to cultivate our dreams, consider our fears, and celebrate our joys.
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Start them early! Had to share this picture of NCN Mascot, Pemi at the recent Chinook Winter Carnival, held each year at the Remick Museum in Tamworth, NH. To train them to pull dog sleds, as a pup, they are harnessed up and tow around a cushion. This was his first time at it... Not bad! If you have a photo which you think could make it as our Picture of the Week or Parting Shot let us know. Email it to ncnewsnh@gmail.com Your picture could become our next Picture Of The Week!
Esther M. Leiper, Poet Laureate of New Hampshire's North by Elizabeth Terp Country, will make a special presentation at the next meeting of the North Country Writer's Night Out Group. That meeting We can have all kinds of gun Creating will take place on Monday, 4 control laws but until we recogIntentional Peace March 2013, in the kitchen of the nize the violent education we are Brown Company House, on Main Street, in Berlin, New Weve got to keep guns out of putting out to the minds of develHampshire, from 5:00 to 7:00 the hands of mentally ill people oping children and adults, such p.m. seems to be the loudest cry in the laws are a delusion. How many books on what-all actually hapWhile her presentation will media. Why is the media totally pens in wars, real or fictional, do ignoring our responsibility to focus on poetry, prose writers should also find much of value stop feeding minds with vio- we have to digest before we get in what she has to say. Esther lence? When the general public the point and stop creating more Leiper has won many a poetry must view a steady stream of re- mental illness? prize for her work and has writ- runs of people being killed in ten a book on how to win poetry war, little children are being de- Elizabeth Terp draws on her exprizes. She is also accomplished sensitized to general killing of periences as a School Nursein prose and in drawing. All Teacher, Psychiatric Nurse those who are interested in the anyone considered the enemy. Practitioner, Yoga Instructor and So much for real life education written word should profit from about how to get along with oth- Home Health Nurse. She welher presentation. comes your comments at PO ers. Box 547, Campton, NH 03223, The March 4th meeting will folm a i l : low a somewhat different format Compound this with the violence e from the usual. The first part of blatted out at full volume in the- elizabethterp@yahoo.com, or the meeting will follow the her Keeping Each Other Well group's normal pattern of group atres for coming attractions and Blog: http://elizabethterp. com. discussion regarding writing and its difficult to get away from publishing matters, readings of wanton killing there either. works-in-progress or newly Clearly, many people enjoy completed or published works, watching violence to other peoand a snack break. After the ple. What needs to be recognized snack break, Esther Leiper, who is that the effect of a violent is a member of the Writer's Night model on people who may alOut Group, will make her presentation, followed by a question ready feel sad, humiliated, and answer period that will bring lonely, hurt, or some other negative affect, is that they may begin the meeting to a close. to view violence as something Whether you are a published they can solve all their problems writer; someone who feels he or with. she has something to say, but doesn't quite know how to say it; or just someone interested in the written word, you are welcome to give our group a try. Please feel free to contact me: Dick Conway - 603-449-2558 or ithacabound35@gmail.com.
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We are lucky: it is easy to be at peace with a peaceful world. Our home along the river is certainly that a bastion of steadiness, sense, quietude, and natural rhythms; a world without gadgets, where the pace is determined by the seasons and pressures defined only by our needs for sur- But yes, it also means that somevival and well-being. times its cold, while sometimes its hot. Theres always wood to Yet many days each week, Ryan be cut and split, and water to be and I each make our way into the fetched. Any commute must inmayhem of the outside world. corporate the walk out. The reThe distractions, the noise, the ality of fire and the difficulty clutter, the busyness; the tragedy, in redressing a catastrophe - is the politics, the news and the en- constantly accounted for. And to tertainment indistinguishable, successfully thrive in both our they often seem. It is a world in- world and the outside world, creasingly ruled by polemics, thorough communication, planwhile those most involved and ning, and reliability are characmost affected rarely emerge em- teristics that cannot be powered, but rather disenfran- negotiated. chised. We choose to accept certain of the proverbial real Ultimately, we have found it easworlds terms as it is called, as ier to maintain optimism regardwe work to meet our financial ing the outside world when needs. We dont deny that, how- recognizing our own steps toever we may strive to live, we re- wards the creation of something main part and parcel of a global different in our own lives. As economic system. such, we are working together to nurture a life that stewards our And yet, there are alternatives. values and our perspective. We And thats what were building recognize that this may not be with our lifestyle: a quiet, sane, the answer, for some or for all measured, balanced, beautiful, but it is our answer. And we sure colorful, alive center to our lives. do enjoy ourselves! Somehow it We may have no electric power, seems right, that by doing well no technology, no plumbing, no within our niche along the river, fossil-fuel heat, no easy access, we enable ourselves to offer the and no large house that has to be outside world a little more joy filled. But, we also have no hub- and a little more beauty. bub to distract us from basic values. And so we are able to value
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Operation Game Thief Traveling Exhibit To Raise Awareness About Poaching________

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Nobody Asked, Just My Opinion____________________________ Letter To The Editor____________________

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