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7th Annual Jericho ATV Festival Kicks

Off August 5th - 7th___________________
Berlin streets open to ATVs for family-friendly weekend

of events, shows and demo rides
The 2016 Jericho ATV Festival Presented by Progressive is an

ATV enthusiasts dream weekend, with approximately 6,000 people expected to attend. Now in its seventh year, the festival features mud races, demo rides, live music and delicious food. The
festival takes place at Jericho Mountain State Park, which boasts
more than 80 miles of trails, and is linked to the Ride the Wilds
network, which includes more than 1,000 miles of interconnected
OHRV trails.
The family-friendly festival hosts an assortment of fun and
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thrilling entertainment and

activities. The Downtown
Block Party is a fan favorite,
complete with food vendors,
music, and a beer tent for the
21+ crowd. Thrill-seekers will
enjoy Kenny Bartrams Steel
Rodeo Tour Freestyle Show,
Poker Run, and obstacle course.
The festival will host several
exciting new events this year,
including a Music Festival &
BBQ with live music, a Law
Enforcement
versus
Fire
Department Mud Race and an
ATV Pull Show, testing the skill
and precision of drivers and the
might of their OHRVs.
jam-packed weekend of exhilaration and fun, said Paula

Kinney, executive director of
the Androscoggin Valley
Chamber of Commerce. From
races to trail riding and mud
galore, this is the northeasts
most highly-anticipated OHRV
event. The Jericho ATV Festival
puts the spotlight on New
Hampshires Ride the Wilds
network as the prime location in
the entire northeast for OHRV
riding.
Block Party, featuring live

music by A Shot of JD.
Enthusiasts can check out all
the OHRVs and mingle with
other riders on Main Street following the first day of festival
activities. On Saturday night,
visitors will enjoy music by
New Englands favorite Cover
Festival guests will enjoy trying

out brand new OHRVs from the
major dealersPolaris, Arctic
Cat, Yamaha, Can-Am, Bad
Boy Off Road, Kawasaki &
ROKON. On Friday night,
The Jericho ATV Festival Berlins Main Street will fill up
Presented by Progressive is a with OHRVs for the Downtown
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7th Annual Jericho ATV Festival Kicks Off August 5th - 7th_
Band Last Kid Picked at the way for kids to familiarize

themselves with the mechanics
music festival & BBQ.
of an ATV before their first ride.
This festival captures the contagious energy and adrenaline- Progressive FLO-TUM Pole
filled excitement that OHRV Chainsaw Carving impressive
enthusiasts bring to the North carvings created with a chainCountry, said Karl Stone, mar- saw.
keting manager for NH Grand,
the official visitor information ATV Torch-Lit Parade taking
source for the Great North place at dusk at the Downtown
Woods and the Northern White Block Party on Main Street.
Mountains. The Jericho ATV
Festival
Presented
by FREE ATV Wash sponsored
Progressive creates a hub for by Progressive!
OHRV fanatics to enjoy the festival and the incredible Ride the Admission costs $10 Friday
Wilds trail network. Riders will and Saturday, $5 Sunday with
be excited to find they are children under 6 free. As
allowed to drive their ATVs on always, Berlins streets will be
many town roads along the trail open to OHRVs for the weeknetwork to enjoy picturesque end. A free shuttle will run all
lodging options, authentic day Friday and Saturday to the
North Country dining establish- grounds from designated parkareas.
Visit
ments and a variety of retail ing
http://www.nhgrand.com/signastores.
ture-events/jerichofestival.aspx
To add to the excitement and or visit the Jericho ATV
fun, one lucky winner will take Festival Facebook page for a
home a brand-new 2016 Can- schedule of events and more
Am Outlander ATV, as information.
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soring a free giveaway as part by:
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Additional festival events Polaris
Yamaha
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Poker Run - sponsored by the Kawasaki
Androscoggin Valley ATV Club Bad Boy Off Road
& Progressive jam packed NH National Guard
Service Credit Union
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Opening this week on a somber
note. As many of you who
knew him know, area resident
Jack Hayes passed on.
Although not close friends, I
can say we were friends. In
some of the mentions online I
saw the word badass used to
describe him (along with a
heart of gold). I am a bit puzzled as I never saw anything
that could be described as
badass except maybe his
image. RIP, Jack.
As much as Id not like to, I virtually always wear my motorcycle helmet for only two reasons: the Ever-lovely Miss Kim
and the Ever-effervescent Miss
Jessica. Period. (FWIW, I
always wear my seat belt!)
I am a Sox fan (with a small

f), and I watch whenever I
can; I enjoy having the game on
in the background as I sit at my
desk. I must admit I do miss
announcer Don Orsillo and the
rapport he had with the Rem
Dog.
Office review of agencies personnel-rating results. (Yes, the

review included the departments of Veterans Affairs and
Homeland Security.) Most
agencies use a 1 (unacceptby Dave Berman
able) through 5 (outstanding)
rating system, and GAO found
that 99 percent were rated either
In the car, my radio station of 5 or 4 (exceeds fully acceptchoice is WPNH-AM... when able). [Washington Post]
its on the air, but it seems to be
off so much that I am wonder- I read where NY is the first state
ing if the station is somehow to legalize heroin. If thats true
tied into the company that pow- (its not unlike others, I check
ers the folks in Warren.
out such things), thats not a
bad thing. Years ago I heard a
Its not either-or. I am wonder- presentation from a retired
ing why people are so fixated police captain who spoke on the
on only two candidates.! I am legalization and regulation of
finally at peace because I all drugs. I went in thinking,
understand there arent just two Yeah, right! What have you
candidates. I am (as of the been smoking (or shooting
moment) voting Johnson-Weld, up)? When I came out an hour
the Libertarian ticket. By the later, it all made complete
way, thinking about politics and sense. Really! Check out Law
the blind support so many have Enforcement
Against
for Clinton or Trump: For Prohibition (LEAP).
those who believe, no proof is
necessary. For those who dont The Ever-lovely Miss Kim and
believe, no proof is possible. I have been watching The
Stuart Chase. Does anyone else Ghosts of Shepherdstown understand what that really one of the better ghost hunter
means?
shows. Its almost too good,
though. The plotting is near perLake Woeshington? Not only fect and flows so smoothly
are almost all federal employ- (great editing) so much so that
ees above average, they are I have to ask is it real?
nearly all superior workers,
according to last months A piece of wisdom: You do not
Government Accountability need a parachute to skydive.
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because his office said the state
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$450,000-a-month mailing cost
(thus saving taxpayers $3.6 million so far). The Belleville
(Illinois)
News-Democrat
reported last month that the
state has collected (not surprisingly!) $5.24 million more in
the resultant late fees people
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renewals than it had collected
the year before the reminders
stopped. (A proposal for a 30day grace period for expired
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who does not recognize this
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Its What The

Locals Read!
Trucks, bombs, guns, knives

used to kill innocent people?
You know, I am starting to think
that maybe, just maybe, not all
lives matter. Can I say Most
lives matter?
Just thinking about all the people who say to re-post candles,
flags, abused children or animals, or whatever to show your
support/respect. If people know
me, they know (or should
know) what I respect without I recently got this message at
my having to post it every work (I have to go through 80300 a day): Did you authorize
day or two.
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ing reminders about license- Please if you did not authorize
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So, Melania Trump plagiarized

part of someone elses speech.
The current news is talking
about whether or not someone
should be fired and how wrong
this is. Do you think it matters
one iota? Trump was right - he
could stand in the middle of
Fifth Avenue and shoot someone and he wouldnt lose a
vote. The split in the US is not a
difference of opinion both
sides feel Im right, and youre
an idiot! By the way, to think
plagiarism is no big deal is a big
deal.
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an old lady asked me to check
her balance so I pushed her
over.
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stated the average American
spends around twelve hours a
day gazing at some kind of
electronic screen, and it dulls
our senses, and often our
humanity.
The Adventures
of Tom & Atticus
My
favorite
word
is
nemophilist, a haunter of
woods.
I think it interesting that whenever I leave the busyness of civilization behind, and lose
myself purposefully on a trail,
the wilder things become, the
more civilized I am for it.
Others who retreat to the woods
and become refreshed by them
can relate. John Muir said,
Civilized man chokes his
soul.
iPads, iPhones, laptops, video

games, huge televisions, and all
electronic devices are wondrous in their technology, but
they are also hypnotic. Not too
long ago I read a statistic that
Although I miss him now, I am

remembering many a mile we
trod together as I take to the
trails again. Because of serious
health issues that had me in the
hospital for five weeks through
the first of May, Im slowly
coming back into myself. That
works well because these days
my new trail partner is young
Samwise A. Passaconaway.
(The A. stands for Atticus.)
Because he is only seven
months old, he needs to go
slowly as well. But so far our
gentle hikes, no longer than
four miles yet, have been special.
Its easy to see that Samwise,

once a day away from euthanasia loves nature as much as I do.
He welcomes the freedom of
the trails and is a wonder off
leash already.
Its not so much that I see the

natural world anew through his
eyes, as some of my friends
suggest. Its more like visiting
an old friend with a new one.
Yes, occasionally I feel like a
puzzle with three missing
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ine. He looked at us as the wind

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Samwise was good and stayed
with me, although Im sure he
was curious and tempted to
The other day, the heat was investigate further.
oppressive and we put off our
second walk of the day until the Just then, the heron did another
last hour of sunlight. We fly by. Not long after that, we
retreated to one of favorite encountered a large trundling
places - Thorne Pond. Its a beaver that was making his way
jewel of a location with a man- from the trees, across the path,
made pond nearly a mile and to the pond. It stopped
around, the Saco River just fifty halfway in front of us and studyards beyond that, and a buffer ied us.
of meadows and forest between
the two. We were fortunate to I reminded Samwise to be genarrive just as thunder booms tle, and he was. The three of us
were sounding off in the dis- made eye contact for a brief
tance. From the rivers edge I period of magical time before
could see the clouds rolling he went into the pond and we
down through Crawford Notch made for our car in an attempt
and covering up Mount to beat the rain.
Carrigain. The water rippled
with a stiff breeze. Leaves As we sat inside the car, with
flipped back and forth. Trees the sky opening up, and I readstarted to sway. The electricity ied to drive away, a fox
of the coming storm could be appeared in the parking lot and
felt and every one the cells that watched us. I could even think
make up my body could feel the of pulling away so we stayed
excitement!
and watch him watch us. But he
was gone in a flash of lighting
As we traced the trails, moving and the following rumble of
over rocks and roots and near nearby thunder.
the eroded shore, I could sense
the animals around us also stir- Within ten minutes we were
ring. An enormous heron took home, and like many a summer
flight not ten feet away from us, thunder storm, although it was
but then pulled a mid-air U-turn violent, the rain didnt last for
and came back in our direction. long. It eased and finally
It flew within ten feet of us. stopped right when we were
Later, as we moved along, we climbing the stairs to our little
continued to see the enormous abode.
bird as it flew back and forth, as
if it was traveling with us.
These are the things both
Atticus and I missed these past
As we rounded a bend, we years as he aged and couldnt
came face-to-face with a young walk as far. But these are also
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him. As I watch Samwise adopt

much the same gentle approach
as Atticus, Im am excited to
see where the future will bring
him, and me with him. Soon,
well be climbing mountains
and discovering the land we
love. For me, it will be a return
visit to favored places. For
Samwise, it will be continued
wonder.
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It is a perfect term for those of

us who have been beguiled by
the earthen paths of the forest;
the sun-dappled greenery; the
whisper of streams; songs of the
birds and the breeze that stirs
the trees; and the complete
escape from the rush of society.
Over the past few years, as

Atticus aged, we didnt get out
as much as we used to. We
couldnt. He simply didnt have
it in him. Knowing him as well
as I did, I could see the change
in him. He was less stimulated.
He seemed bored to be only a
lap dog.
pieces when I think about

Atticus. Im sure I will always
miss him. But life does indeed
go on and wonder is all around
us when in the forest.
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Hampshire Fish and Game Following the lottery, permits
Departments Wildlife Division will be mailed the week of
issues permits to trap on a wide September 19 and will be valid
variety of state and federally from October 1, 2016 through
owned lands. These lands September 30, 2018. Properties
include lands leased and owned
by NH Fish and Game, NH
FOR SALE
that remain available after the

lottery will be issued on a firstcome, first-served basis as
applications are received.
Information, including a lottery
application available for download, as well as a complete list
of properties with associated
maps, can be found at
www.huntnh.com/hunting/trapping-state-lands.html.
For
more information or assistance
in applying, please call (603)
271-2461.
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- Notices, Letters, Politics, Opinions, Help Wanted, & More! INFORMATIONAL NOTICE
Dear Constituents,
The session has finally ended

it seemed like it never would!
With a budget that was vetoed
and then overridden, serving on
the joint drug task force, and
over 800 bills in 2016 alone, it
has been a very busy session.
In 2016 session, I sponsored/cosponsored 47 bills, most of

which were signed into law by
the Governor. A sampling of
some of the legislation includes:
Authorizing energy infrastructure development and designating energy infrastructure corridors. This legislation has been a
long time coming and a lot of and beer and farmers markets.
good bi-partisan work was done Eliminate excessively burdento accomplish this.
some requirements on the construction industry (vetoed).
Naming a welcome center in
Littleton in honor of Executive
Taxes:
Councilor Raymond S. Burton.
Eliminated the Start Up tax,
Giving authority to federal making NH a better place to
border patrol agents to make start a business and grow.
arrests in Coos county. This Quadrupled the small business
legislation was brought forward capital expense deduction to
to address the shortage of law $100,000.
enforcement in the northern part Updated state laws to conform
of the state.
with the IRS code, cutting down
on the time it takes to file
Establishing a state grant pro- returns.
gram to assist state and local Updated tax laws to make it
law enforcement agencies in easier for businesses to file.
addressing the opioid crisis.
Heroin/Opioids:
Implementing a system of care
for children's behavioral health. Added $5 million for drug prevention and treatment.
Overall legislative accomplish- Established a new position at
ments for the 2016 session the Department of Justice to
include:
prosecute high level drug
crimes.
Improving the Business
Updated ruling-making for
Environment:
opioid prescriptions.
Made it easier for licensed
Continued the modernization alcohol and drug councilors to
of the states banking, credit move to NH and work in their
union and trust laws.
field.
Updated the states LLC Allows pharmacies to take
statutes.
back unused prescriptions,
Allowed the sampling of wine reducing the supply of addictive
painkillers
Created Drug Court program
to divert those addicted from
Were growing!
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NOTICE
Next Deadline
Thursday
Aug. 4, 2016
4:30pm
FOR THE
Aug. 12, 2016
Issue
drugs into treatment rather than

the prison system.
$1.5 in funding for State
Police overtime to partner with
local law enforcement.
Established a study commission to study the use of Narcan.
Increased penalties for fentanyl possession.
Updated insurance requirements for those being treated for
addiction.
Updated the health education
curriculum to included age
appropriate drug and alcohol
education for children.
Provided funding the prescription drug monitoring program.
Banned the use of synthetic
urine (used to fake out drug
tests).
ant drivers license when they

renew.
Healthcare:
And while the session has

ended, my work continues
representing the 27 communities in District 2. Whether it is
helping someone get assistance
from DHHS, attending a ribboncutting in Holderness, or working with residents in Plymouth
to get resolution to rumble strips
installed by DOT that are causing havocthis is the true work
of serving the people.
Elections:
Participate in the Interstate

Cross Check Program to uphold
integrity of NHs Elections.
Increased transparency for
campaign contributions.
Ensured National Guard members have access to absentee
ballots.
Require a person to be a resident for at least 10 days before
being eligible to vote (vetoed).
Education:
Allow towns without a public

school to tuition students to a
private school (vetoed).
Energy:
Rainy Day Fund:
Created energy infrastructure
corridors along states divided
highways to allow new infra- Increased Rainy Day fund by
structure be buried next to high- $40 million.
ways.
Local:
Increased the net metering cap
to prevent a shutdown of the
Established the Drinking
solar industry.
Water and Ground Water Trust
Fund to take money received by
Transportation:
the state from damages or settle
Passed the 10 year ments from MBTE lawsuits and
highway plan that will finish I- use those funds to remediate or
93 with 4 lanes in both direc- run waterlines to those impacted
tions between Manchester and by contamination.
the state line, pave 550 miles a Additional grants to towns
year, and replace or rehabilitate promised funds from the clean
water and waste water revolving
80 bridges.
Banned restrictive physicians

contracts that increase the cost
of healthcare.
Right to Try, allowing those
with terminal illnesses the right
to try non-FDA approved medications.
Extended
the
Health
Protection Program for another
2 years, with no increased taxes,
no new taxes, and no General
Fund dollars use to support the As always, I want to hear from
you. If you have a concern
program.
youd like to share, an event
youd like me to attend, or a
2nd Amendment:
problem you think I might be
Passed Concealed Carry able to help withplease call
(271-4980) or email at
(vetoed)
jeanie@jeanieforrester.com).
Common Sense:
Your Senator from District 2
Passed RealID and allows each Jeanie Forrester
person to make the choice of a
RealID or a non RealID compli-
NOTICE: DESTRUCTION OF
SPECIAL EDUCATION FILES
If you were identified as a student with

special needs and were on an IEP, and
born in the year 1988,
your files are scheduled for destruction on
August 8, 2016.
If you would like to have your files, please contact

Sandee Rutherford at the SAU 23 Special Needs Office
(603-787-2150, Extension 111) before August 8th to
make an appointment to pick them up.
North Country Happenings...

On-Going Events
Warren Masonic Hall - breakfast

from 7-9 on the first Sunday of
each month. Hope to see you
there.
----------------------------------------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.
----------------------------------------Nightly Entertainment Indian
Head Resort, Lincoln
745-8000
www.indianheadresort.com
Tuesdays - T.O.P.S. (Take off

Pounds Sensibly) Weigh in - 5 PM
- 5:45 PM; Meeting - 6 PM at
Horse Meadow Senior Center,
North Haverhill.
----------------------------------------Connecticut River
Valley
Beekeepers Assoc meets every
second Thursday 7-9 PM at the
Grafton County Extension Office
Building, 3855 Dartmouth College
Hwy, North Haverhill, NH.
mchr39@gmail.com.
----------------------------------------Lots of things going on at the
Newfound Audubon Center.
For scheduled events and information,
please
go
to:
www.nhaudubon.org.
Upcoming Events
Upcoming events for Wentworth

250th celebration are:
The Wentworth Historical Society

Museum will open for the season
every Saturday 10-2. Brochures of
House Tours of Wentworth 98
year old houses can be picked up
at the museum plus purchasing a
colorful T-shirt with W250 Logo.
August 6th It is not too early to

start thinking about Market Day,
August 6th! Mark your calendars.
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----------------------------------------Wentworth Items - Sat. Aug. 6, all

day: Market Day, Duck Race,
Band concert, on the Town
Common.
----------------------------------------Canaan Old Home Days - Friday,
August 5th thorugh Sunday,
August 7th. Firemans Auction,
Church BBQs, parade, craft fair,
magic shoe, etc.... SOmehitgn for
everyone.
----------------------------------------Chicken BBQ and concert.
Haverhill Congregational Church
on Saturday, August 13th at 6
and 7pm. Will be inside if rain.
----------------------------------------August 4 7:30 PM (No charge)
at Holderness Historical Society,
Curry Place, Rte 3, Holderness

behind the Post Office Discovering New England Stone
Walls Kevin Gardner. Why are
we so fascinated with stone walls?
Kevin Gardner, author of The
Granite Kiss, explains how and
why New England came to
acquire its thousands of miles of
stone walls, the way in which they
and other dry stone structures
were built, and how their styles
emerged and changed over time
and their significance to the
famous New England landscape.
Along the way, Kevin occupies
himself building a miniature wall
or walls on a tabletop, using tiny
stones from a five-gallon bucket
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2014 Chrysler 200S, gray, loaded, one owner, 28,000 miles...
2013 Jeep Wrangler Sport 4x4
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2013 Dodge Gr. Caravan SXT, white, loaded, 43,000 miles...
2013 Dodge Dart SXT, white, auto, one owner, 52,000 miles...
2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4x4
white, loaded, sunroof, 18,000 miles..
2012 Dodge Avenger SXT
4-dr, loaded, one owner, 34,000 miles...
2012 Honda Accord 4-dr, blue, one owner, 55,000 miles...
2012 Volkswagon EOS Lux
2-dr, white, loaded, clean, 48,000 miles...
2012 Ford Fusion Sport AWD
black, loaded, one owner, 50,000 miles...
2011 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab 4x4 SLT
blue/silver, loaded, one owner, 33,000 miles...
2011 Jeep Wrangler Sport 4x4
black, auto, soft top, clean, one owner, 26,000 miles
2011 Dodge Ram 1500 Crew Cab SLT 4x4 PU
maroon, loaded, clean, one owner, 34,000 miles...
2011 Jeep Patriot Sport 4x4
maroon, clean, one owner, 55,000 miles...
2010 Dodge Ram 2500 Quad Cab 4x4
standard transmission, diesel, one owner, 75,000 miles...
2010 Chrysler Town and Country Touring
black, loaded, one owner, 74,000 miles..
2008 Subaru Forester AWD, 4-dr, black, clean, 78,000 miles...
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----------------------------------------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, 79pm at the Horse Meadow Senior
Center, North Haverhill, NH.
Please Call Rebecca Ladd at 603989-5476
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.
----------------------------------------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 on-going events at WREN
(Women's Rural Entrepreneurial
Network) of Bethlehem, please
visit www.wrencommunity.org or
call them at: 603-869-9736.
----------------------------------------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
----------------------------------------Friends of the Library have establishing a Conversational French
group at the Joseph Patch Library
in Warren. We meet on Monday
mornings, 9-10. Join us! All skill
levels are welcome. For questions

or sign up: call Luane Clark, coordinator, at 764-5839, or the Joseph
Patch Library at 764-9072.
----------------------------------------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.
----------------------------------------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!
----------------------------------------The Baker's River Grange meets
the 2nd and 4th Friday every
month, 7:30 p.m., Grange Hall,
Rte.25, Rumney. Visitors welcomed!
----------------------------------------Scottish Country Dance Lessons,
Fairlee Town Hall, Wednesday
evenings from 7 - 9 PM. Cost
$3.00 (first time free). All dances
taught. No partner necessary.
Beginners welcome. For more
information, call (802) 439-3459
or e-mail fairleeclass@rscdsboston.org."
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Mobile Home Owners Wanted
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If you are looking for a place to re-locate your mobile home, or
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Swiftwater Estates is a 16 unit park situated on 13.17 acres in
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DID YOU KNOW?
An elephant's trunk can hold about

1 1/2 gallonsof water!
The old English word 'juke' meaning dancing

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EMI awards stands for 'Electrical and
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After petroleum, coffee is the largest item

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to crack a whip the tip must be travelling
faster than the speed of sound!
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Cosauke...
Adventures in
Homesteading
A Hint of Home
Beth
Weick
group of 19 students. They

would spend half their days in
language classes, the other half
doing volunteer work and taking excursions throughout the
region. I was with them every
step of the way as chaperone,
teacher, nurse, mentor, and
friend.
Ive been far away from home

for the last month. With gratitude to the unexpected turns life
can take - un accidente de la
vida - I was hired as a last
minute replacement to direct a
four-week, language-immersion, study abroad program for
Sitting down to write this on my
high schoolers in Costa Rica.
first day back at home, there are
Having been fluent in Spanish many things about the trip I
at one point in life while living could say: the food, the
abroad, and now working win- wildlife, the tourist economy,
ters as a Spanish language machismo culture, idiosynteacher for Waterville Valley crasies of language, moments
Academys winter term pro- shared with host families, and
gram, this opportunity wasnt on and on and on. A defining
moment of the trip for me came
completely out of nowhere.
upon moving from Potrero, a
beachside town on the Pacific
But close to it.
coast, to Monteverde, a mounStill, it felt like a good match, tainous pueblo situated along
and I was thrilled with the the continental divide at an eleanticipation of something new. vation of approximately 4000.
Ryan was wonderfully, lovingly This change in location was a
supportive and encouraging. change in altitude, a change in
He, and home - the cabin, the climate, a change in flora and
gardens, the river, these hills - fauna, and a change in topograwould be here when I came phy. I went from feeling like a
foreigner enjoying the heat and
back.
the waves of a tropical coast, to
Two plane flights later, I landed a traveler arriving home to an
in Costa Rica. Over the next unknown land. That is to say,
month I would spend two although never having been to
weeks living in Potrero with a Monteverde previously, upon
group of 21 students, then two first stepping foot in the town
weeks in Monteverde with a my body relaxed, my heart
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sang. As the wind tousled my

hair, a tension I hadnt realized
I was carrying dissipated. The
landscape of mountain after
mountain, the constant wind,
the winding roads, the clouds
ever coming and going; all
these details comprised a landscape that the cells of my being
intuitively recognized as familiar and as home.
northern forest, hear the river

Where hills met my eyes and running over rocks, recognize
gales brushed my skin, there the trees and ferns and flora that
was comfort.
mark the path to the cabin. I
was almost home, and for this I
And so, upon driving my way was joyful. Yet part of me felt
off the highway and to our like I hadnt been gone that
woodsy abode last night, the long, for elsewhere, far away,
same recognition of beauty and another set of hills and mounbelonging greeted me. Walking tains nourished my soul and fed
home with the steps I know so my smile until the time came to
well, I was ecstatic to smell the return to my own.
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TTCC Anual Lobster & Chicken Supper__ Mt. Kearsage Indian

The
Tapply-Thompson $15 for Lobster & $18 for a Museum News_____
Community Centers Annual
Lobster & Chicken Supper will
be held at Kelley Park in Bristol
on Saturday, August 23rd from
5:30 7:00 pm.
Dont miss this delicious summer tradition.
Tickets are available at the

TTCC or at the door while they
last.
The cost is $14 for Chicken,
combo of a lobster and quarter A Day of Native Tales, August

chicken.
6, 10am-5pm.
We offer kids hot dog plates for Our 25th Anniversary celebra$4.00. The meal includes salad, tion continues this summer with
Walkers Farm corn on the cob, an entire day of Native storybaked potato, fresh rolls, telling co-hosted by Mt.
dessert and drinks.
Kearsarge Indian Museum and
the
New
Hampshire
Dinner entertainment will be Storytelling Alliance.
provided. In the event of rain
the dinner will be held at the The stories are free so bring the
TTCC.
whole family! Mt. Kearsarge
Indian Museum, 18 Highlawn
For more info call 744-2713.
Rd, Warner, NH 03278.
For more information: 603456-2600, info@indianmuseu
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I Love Collaboration__________________
I love collaboration. Its a way to maximize and multiply the

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partnerships and friendships around you. I see its positive effect
all over---from the communities I work with, to businesses I frequent, to the organizations I meet. Collaboration can, and often
does, work.
This past June, I was fortunate to go to a national joint conference

of university extension community development professionals
and natural resource professionals. Together we gathered in
Burlington, Vermont for four days of peer-to-peer learning, sharing, and networking. At the event, my own University of New
Hampshire team, was honored with an award in programming
excellence and one of the programs Ive been co-developing, the
1st Impressions Program, with my colleague Casey Hancock, was
presented at two workshops! But it wasnt the cool award or multiple presentations at a national conference that really wowed me,
it was the collaborative spirit of natural resource professionals
and community development professionals coming together. It
was the boots-on-the-ground development of professional relationships and partnerships between a diversity of folks from
across the nation. It was the back-of-the-napkin project idea and
collaboration generation happening over lunch or a quick bite to
eat. It was the development of community, development of collaboration, development of friendships that truly impressed me.
Collaboration can work, and when its done right, it can spark
innovation and expand capacity. My own collaborative efforts
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on my own, nor would I want to. Are you with me? Are you, partner?
The author, Geoffrey Sewake, is a Community & Economic Warrens Old Home Days fireworks went off without a hitch and a great time was had by all.
Development Field Specialist for the UNH Cooperative As always, Hells Gate Fireworks put on a wonderful show for those gathered in Warren. This
Extension out of the Grafton County office. You may contact shot was captured by Harry Wright Jr., with the Church silhouetted by the fireworks.
Geoffrey at (603) 787-6944, or at geoffrey.sewake@unh.edu.
Tappley-Thompson Center Annual Supper__________________
The University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension is an

equal opportunity educator and employer. University of New
Tapply-Thompson Lobster & Chicken Supper will
Hampshire, U.S. Department of Agriculture and N.H. counties The
Community Centers Annual be held at Kelley Park in Bristol
cooperating.
on Saturday, August 23rd from
5:30 7:00 pm.
We offer kids hot dog plates for

$4.00. The meal includes salad,
Walkers Farm corn on the cob,
baked potato, fresh rolls,
dessert and drinks.
Dont miss this delicious summer tradition. Tickets are avail- Dinner entertainment will be
able at the TTCC or at the door provided. In the event of rain
while they last.
the dinner will be held at the
TTCC.
The cost is $14 for Chicken,
$15 for Lobster & $18 for a
combo of a lobster and quarter For more info call 744-2713.
chicken.
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Sharing
Sh
aring Hometown Recipes, Cooking Tips and Coupons
By Janet Tharpe
Simple Summertime Shrimp and Scallop Salad

A light &
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salad!
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This in-depth training is critical cate as food safety managers.
the Grafton County UNHCE
for owners, food managers,
office at 787-6944. Seating is
Sprague,
UNH limited. Registration must be
chefs, and cooks who work in Jessica
restaurants, hospitals or nursing Cooperative Extension Field received at least 2 weeks prior
homes, or specialty food pro- Specialist, Food Safety, is a to class.
ducers who manage their own nationally certified ServSafe
instructor and will be teaching The University of New
small businesses.
this two-day class on Aug 17th Hampshire
Cooperative
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Italian Shrimp and

Scallop Salad
What You
You Need
5 cloves of garlic,
minced
3 tbsp fresh parsley,
chopped
3 tbsp fresh celery
leaves, chopped
1 tsp kosher salt
1/2 c corn oil
2 c frozen petite peas
2 lb bay scallops
2 lb small shrimp,
peeled and deveined
Directions
In a small bowl, stir
together the garlic,
parsley, celery leaves,
salt, and corn oil; set
aside.
Bring a large pot of
lightly salted water to
a boil over high heat.
Pour in the peas, and
return to a boil.
Stir in the scallops,
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64TH Annual Hebron Fair Set p.m., the live auction starts at 1
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The last Saturday in July will one of the Newfound area's
see the quiet, picturesque most popular summer events. It
Hebron Common once again is rain or shine with free admistransformed into a busy fair- sion.
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The children will enjoy pony
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Behind the church under the big
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Hours: Thurs. thru Mon. 10-5 Closed Tues. & Weds.
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Two Lead-Poisoned Loons Found In New Hampshire_______________________________________________

Lead fishing tackle is by far the
largest documented source of
adult loon mortality in New
Hampshire, responsible for
48% of documented mortalities.
Photo: courtesy of Kittie
Wilson.
and have low reproductive success, it is important that adult

loons survive for many years to
produce surviving young, said
Harry Vogel, Senior Biologist
and Executive Director at LPC.
The loss of an adult loon may
also result in the loss of that
Two loon deaths from ingested loons nest or chicks, further
lead fishing tackle have been negatively impacting the popudocumented in New Hampshire lation.
so far this summer. The first
lead-poisoned loon was discov- These loon deaths come just
ered June 17, 2016, on Long weeks after the implementation
Pond in Lempster, NH. The of a new law strengthening the
loon was already deceased ban on lead fishing tackle in the
when it was found on the shore- state. New Hampshire was the
line of an island on the pond. first state in the nation to
Radiographs at Meadow Pond restrict the use of small lead
Animal Hospital showed lead fishing tackle in lakes and
tackle in the loons gizzard, and ponds beginning in 2000.
a necropsy found fishing line Subsequent legislation to
and two fishing jigs that tested restrict the use of this tackle in
positive for lead. The birds all
freshwater
in
New
body fluids were also tested and Hampshire took effect in 2005,
showed a high lead level, well
above the threshold for clinical
lead poisoning.
and the sale was restricted

beginning in 2006. A new law
implemented on June 1, 2016,
increased protection for loons
and other waterfowl banning
the sale and freshwater use of
lead jigs weighing one ounce or
less, regardless of length,
adding to the previous ban on
lead sinkers one ounce or less.
The
Loon
Preservation
Committee and NH Fish and
Game are part of a region-wide
initiative called Fish Lead Free
(www.fishleadfree.org/nh/),
which is dedicated to providing
resources for anglers to help
them make the switch to leadfree tackle. Safe alternatives to
lead tackle, made of steel, tungsten, tin, bismuth and many
other materials, are effective
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Because loons do not breed on

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Lead is a known factor that we

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pond closely. The loon was
found deceased on Wednesday,
but it likely died over the weekend. A necropsy performed on
July 11 showed a lead jig and
fishing line in the loons gizzard.
July and August are when leadpoisoned loons are most often
found, which correlates with
peak lake use and fishing in
New Hampshire. The NH Fish
and Game Department and the
LPC urge anglers to stop using
lead tackle to protect loons and
other lake wildlife. Poisoning
from lead fishing tackle is the
leading cause of adult loon
mortality in New Hampshire.
According to the LPC, the loss
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inhibited the recovery of loons
in New Hampshire.
at
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