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Trout Stocked For Winter Anglers________
Anglers going after trout can find lists of waters that remain open
to the taking of trout year round on the Fish and Game website.
For lakes and ponds, visit www.fishnh.com/fishing/trout-yearround.html.
For
rivers
and
streams,
see
www.fishnh.com/fishing/trout-streams.html. Rules for waterbodies with special regulations are listed in the N.H. Freshwater
Fishing Digest, available from license agents or on the Fish and
Game website at www.fishnh.com/fishing/publications.html.
Following is a list of New Hampshire lakes and ponds that are

scheduled to be stocked with trout during the fall of 2015 (please
note that the list below is the plan for this year. There are many
more New Hampshire waterbodies open for year-round fishing
than are included on this list):
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CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK (Page 1)
Winter anglers in New Hampshire have had some trout stocked

especially for them this fall. The New Hampshire Fish and Game
Department stocks trout every year during the fall months, mostly
to bolster the winter ice fishery. This should translate into some
exciting action for winter anglers, according to Inland Fisheries
Division Chief Jason Smith.
A Walk In The Woods_____________________________________________________________________________

usual bright colors. No matter, walk in the woods.
all good things come to those
who wait, and this autumn was Except for the brown leaves of
oaks and beech still hanging on,
Autumn colors came late to no exception.
the leaves have all fallen now
New England woods this year.
As summer ends, leaves stop There is no scientific measure and we have one of the more
making the green pigment on of the quality of the fall foliage under-appreciated times of year
schedulesignaled by shorter and everyone always has differ- to walk in the woods. I say
daysbut it is the colder ent opinions as to the fall under-appreciated because the
weather that causes the brighter foliage season. Though late, I most common word I hear to
pigment mixes of reds, purples thought this year was as good as describe this time of year is
and oranges. It was a warm it gets. One royal-red patch of gray. This time of year is anyautumngood for walking in staghorn sumac turned early thing but gray to me.
the woods, but not so good if and stayed late and brightened
you want your autumn woods- my daily commutenot all After leaf-fall is one of my
walk to be coupled with the woodsy experiences require a favorite times to be in the
woods. There are no bugs to
swat; no snow to trudge
through; and plenty to see.
Without the deep layers of
green leaves, you can see far
into the woods. Stone walls,
cellar holes, small streams,
boulders,
lichen-encrusted
boundary line blazes, old farm
roads and logging trails pop-up
during a walk in the woods at
this time of year. The only thing
obscuring my vision is topography and distance.
By Karen P. Bennett,
Extension Forester
On a recent walk in Weeks State

Park in Lancaster with a group
of foresters, I saw two of the
biggest butternut trees I have
ever
seenbutternut
are
uncommon and becoming more
uncommon because of a
canker-disease. The butternut
were on the slopes of Mt.
Prospect which is an ancient
volcano, Im told. The soils are
enriched from this geology
which is why the butternut, and
other uncommon plants, are
growing there. Spotting the butternut was helped by the
learned eyes of the foresters on
the walk. But for most of the
walk we were looking down
since our task was to inspect the
water bars and culverts and

other best management practices installed after a timber
harvest. But, foresters eyes
dont stay on the ground too
long when there are trees to see
and these 20-inch diameter butternuts with loosely braided
bark jumped out at us. Im not
sure we would have seen them
if we were walking through the
lush green foliage of summer.
of black birch, the silver-gold of

yellow birch, the gray-white of
ash, the olive-brown of white
pine and the reddish-brown of
hemlock. If you havent seen
these bark colors, next time you
walk in the woods, look for
them.
Bark colors and textures vary

by tree age and growing condition and also by the eye of the
beholder. Ive learned we all
have different ways of seeing
and describing bark and I
encourage you to develop your
own words to describe the
many bark colorsbut please
dont call them all gray or
brown.
This is a more colorful time of

year in the woods than it is
often given credit forand Im
not just talking about the blaze
orange all should wear during
hunting season. Tree bark has
color and texture making the
individual tree stems stand out
in a forest. There is the blue- Karen is the State Extension
gray of beech, the pinkish white Forester
with
UNH
of paper birch, the purple-black Cooperative Extension. She is
based out of the UNH campus
in Durham, NH. Karen has
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Trout Stocked For Winter Anglers________

Continued from page A1
Akers Pond, Errol

Laurel Lake, Fitzwilliam
Streeter Pond, Sugar Hill
Beaver Lake, Derry
Martin Mdw Pond, Lancaster
Sunapee Lake, New London
Cedar Pond, Milan Massabesic
Lake, Manchester Waukewan
Lake, Meredith
Chocorua Lake, Tamworth
Mirror Lake, Woodstock
Wentworth Lake, Wolfeboro
Crystal Lake, Gilmanton
Opechee Lake, Laconia
Winona Lake, Center Harbor
Diamond Pond (Big),
Stewartstown
Pearl Lake, Lisbon
Newell Pond, Alstead
Forest Lake, Winchester
Silver Lake, Madison
Gustin Pond, Marlow
Stinson Lake, Rumney
utilize our own broodstock to

procure rainbow trout eggs.
These surplus fish are a byproduct of this experiment, and

it is unlikely they will be available in future years. So get out
and enjoy them while they are
available!
The New Hampshire Fish and

Game Department is the
guardian of the state's fish,
wildlife and marine resources
and their habitats.
Find online license sales, fishing tips and more at

www.fishnh.com.
If anglers wish to pursue some

open-water trout fishing in
rivers, the Department will be
stocking portions of the
Cocheco and Lamprey rivers in
mid-October through midTake a break, come revel and November with surplus broodrejoice with the Pemigewasset fish from our New Hampton
Choral Society as we present Hatchery.
concerts on Thursday, Dec.
10th at Gilford Community New this year.additionally
Church in Gilford at 7:30 pm; several hundred 2-3 pound suron Friday, Dec. 11th at St. plus rainbow trout broodstock
Pauls Roman Catholic Church are being stocked from our
in Franklin at 7:30 pm; and Warren Fish Hatchery.
Sunday, Dec. 13th at the Silver
Center for the Arts in Plymouth Our hatchery staff have been
experimenting with trying to
at 3:00 pm.
Pemi Choral Society Program Slated_________________________

The Pemi Choral Society
begins its 43rd season with the
winter concert theme "A Time
for Celebration."
Experience the reverence of

Christmas with selections from
Handel's "Messiah" and 14th
century-inspired sacred music.
Celebrate the nostalgia of childhood, filled with the innocent
joy and anticipation that
Christmas brings with classic

carols as well as new arrangements of time-honored holiday
songs.
This year, the Pemi Choral

Society is delighted to feature a
children's choir under the direction of Laurel Dodge. We will
also be welcoming Larry Blaine
and Wendy Jensen on violin.
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Additionally, the Fish and

Game Department hatcheries
will stock out post-spawn brook
and brown trout into selected
waterbodies without a closed
season before winter. These
fish can range from 2-3 pounds
each. Numbers, dates and
stocking locations vary annually, depending on availability.
Bermans Bits
Incessantly scouring the universe (and my back yard) for
the weird, the wacky, and the
thoughtful so you dont have
to.
If you ever see me out and

about, be kind and be aware
that I am losing my hearing, so
please accommodate me. The
other night, dinner conversation
turned to Plymouth being considered as a host to a marinara
dispensary. Talk about a waste
of time, effort, and resources! I
mean, all you have to do is go
the store and buy a jar... know
what I mean, jelly bean?
by Dave Berman
hope that Kansass Westboro

Baptist church of sick haters
doesnt represent all Christians.
Thats where I am having a
problem. Unlike others who
see issues in black and white, I
have to admit I struggle with
many issues like Islam. I want
to see the best in people and
believe whats happening in the
world is from a small group and
doesnt represent all Muslims.
Its a tough call. My problem is
I dont know! I do know
America cant be all things to
all people there are parameters of behaviors and beliefs (or
should be)! We no longer have a
national identity through which
its clear that some things are
unquestionably wrong. We no
longer have that everyone has
all rights. We shouldnt adapt to
accommodate others if you
are here, you adapt to us, but
who are we? Ay, theres the rub.
The trouble with advance deadlines I labor under is that when

I put this offering together, time
passes, rendering something
timely to a thats old news status. That said, November 20
was the day WHOM-FM started its non-stop Christmas music
(and the day I stopped listen- In light of Paris and other such
ing). I am thinking, why dont tragedies around the world, I
we just skip Thanksgiving??? was thinking wouldnt it be nice
if the nations of the world could
Time for some brutal honesty! I work together for the better-

ment of the world. They could

all unite and bring to bear a
force for good. We could call it
the Unified Nations. Eh, just a
dream. BTW, say we could
fully wipe out ISIS. Then
whats next? Al Qaeda?
Taliban? Boko Haram? Etc.
Maybe we can get that Unified
Nations (trying not to chuckle)
to pull together to hit the bad
guys really hard and teach them
a lesson... you know, maybe
they could... pass a resolution
(gasp!)! Thatll show them!
Just so you know its not all

bad: A New Jersey man said
spotting an ad in the wrong section on Craigslist turned out to
be the first step in a process
which ended with him donating
a kidney to a stranger. Glenn
Calderbank was browsing for
construction supplies when his
attention was caught by an ad
placed in the wrong section.
Somebody was asking for a
kidney for their wife.
Calderbank said he lost his
wife, Jessica, to kidney failure
four years ago after her body
rejected a donated organ from a
cadaver. I was meant to see
that, Calderbank said. I
believe that Jessica somehow
or karma whatever it is
put that in the wrong
spot....Calderbank got in touch
and said, Look I know Im
a match. He was asked, How
do
you
know
that?
Calderbank said. I said theres
no way that I saw your ad by
accident. The surgery is scheduled for Dec. 1 at University of
Pennsylvania Hospital. [CBS
New York]
I got a joke for you!
(Interestingly, some people will
get it immediately; others take a
while.) I went to a zoo. It only
had one animal. It was a dog. It
was a shih tzu. (Read it out
loud.)
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Okay, one more: A Mexican

magician tells the audience he
will disappear on the count of 3.
He says, Uno, dos... and then
*poof* he disappeared without a tres!
Believe it or not, in spite of the

fact I can barely move these
days, I played hockey back in
college, and my daughter competes today in horse shows. I
was and am still old school
when it comes to competition. I
believe if you do your best and
can hold your head high after
the contest, you have succeeded
thats what truly matters. Yes,
its nice to win, but character
and integrity are more important. I have to disagree with
UCLA Bruins football coach
Henry Russell (Red) Sanders
who said, Winning isnt everything; its the only thing.
Going to church doesnt make

you a Christian any more than
standing in a garage makes you
a car. I love these people who
have an powerful inspirational
cross as a profile picture and
post things like, ...my heart has
been troubled lately by people
from lip churches talk the talk
but cant walk the walk, and
then they turn around and con
people out of money. Proverbs
11:3 says, The integrity of the
upright shall guide them: but
the perverseness of transgressors shall destroy them. If one
truly believes in that higher
power, they would act accordingly. (Possibly unfortunately) I
am a rule follower; I am not
going to take my two friends
(Smith and Wesson) and have
a talk with anyone. I do regularly pray and believe in karma.
I just have to be patient.
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and not have to pay the price
with stiffness and pain in the
following days. So we take
advantage of these peaks and
walks whenever we can. But
still, its not the same for him as
his eyes fade, his hearing
lessens, and his hips weaken.
There is nothing like being on a
mountain.
The Adventures
of Tom & Atticus
Often times on our popular

Following Atticus Facebook
page someone will post, the
ocean is what the mountains are
to you and Atticus. Im polite in
my responses, but a more honest and less polite response
would be: Only if youve
sailed the oceans, or swam
across them, for there is nothing
like climbing a mountain. Its
hard. You have to work at it.
You give and it takes from
you.
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So, as the years pass and fate

sees to it that Atticus is now
older than me, with his aches
and pains and various stiffnesses, our friendship continues to
evolve as we walk into the
future. Knowing all that I do
about him, and what excites
him, we will wait for winter to
pass and then hop in the car in
April for a two-month crosscountry trip. Im guessing it
will be up to twenty thousand
miles but we have no true agenda other than in hunting down
wonder in the ways we used to
when he could hike farther.
Most our time will be spent
west of the Rockies where the
land is open and the sky
abounds. Maps tell me of the
various national and state parks,
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about what we will see in what
could be our last adventure
together.
But even as I daydream about

that trip, I am still flooded with
wonder in our woods walks and
Im always reminded that no
matter what we can no longer
do together, to always be grateful for what we can do.
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I miss hiking. I miss the summits and the work to get to

them. I miss the moments of
stillness Atticus and I spent
together half way or three quarters the way up when we needed to stop to breathe. I miss
having hiked and the days of
dream-like glaze remaining
Climbing up and down New
after a hike.
Hampshires mountains for the
Sometimes I wonder if Atticus last decade taught me that what
miss hiking, too. Ive never pre- Saint-Exupery once wrote is:
tended to know what hes think- Perfection is achieved, not
ing so Im not really sure. What when there is nothing more to
I do know it that while hes old, add, but when there is nothing
hes not ready to stop moving. left to take away. For thats
He hates being inside too long. what the mountains do to us
On days when Im writing, he when we are on them. They
will sit and stare at me until I peel back the layers, ditch the
get up and go out with him. And ego, force us into some of the
sometimes just going out into greatest therapy sessions we
the yard is not enough. I know could ever hope for, and chalthis because there are moments lenge our faith. A mountain
when he sits by the car door never tries, it just is, and in
waiting for me to open it so we being what it is, it reminds us
that we should spend more time
can go somewhere.
just being who we are.
He can still do smaller peaks,
Atticus and I still get out for our
walks, and always in the forest.

We spend time spying on bears
or watching beavers or otters,
or listening to the late autumn
wind force the dried leaves still
on branches to hum and rattle.
The other day we spent an our
watching an otter. Nothing has
made me laugh more for a very
long time. On another day, late
in the morning, we came across
a female bear in a tree. She was
getting ready to nap, rose up
when she saw us twenty feet
away, stayed attentive until we
settled down on the little
embankment near her, and
became so relaxed she did as
well. Within minutes, both she
and Atticus were snoring. We
stayed for forty-five minutes
and when we left she lifted her
eyelid one last time to watch us
go.
White Mountain National Forest Christmas Trees___________________________________________________
If youre looking for a new

family tradition this Christmas
you may want to consider a trip
to the White Mountain National
Forest to cut your own
Christmas tree. Cutting your
own Christmas tree can be an
enjoyable adventure for the
entire family and just may
become a yearly tradition.
Bundle up, make a lunch, bring
your handsaw or ax and look
for that special tree. You will
need a permit, sharp saw, thermos of cocoa and a little
patience.
National Forest. Offices are

located in Campton, Lincoln,
Gorham and Conway NH. For
office hours and permits visit:
www.fs.usda.gov/whitemountain.
Mountain National Forest.

Many people prefer the balsam
fir because of fragrance and
needle retention. Others prefer
the spruce because of the fullness of the branches and the
classic shape. Keep in mind
that a wild tree may not have
the perfect appearance of a
commercial tree. Be prepared
to do some real searching.
Somewhere out there is your
ideal Christmas tree!
This year one free holiday tree

cutting permit will be issued to
fourth graders who present a
valid Every Kid in a Park pass.
The Forest Service is among a
number of federal agencies supporting the Every Kid in a Park
initiative; more information can Please remember:
be found at www.everykidinapark.gov.
Trees are for personal use
A Christmas tree permit can be
only, not for resale. Each famipurchased for $5, cash or check Several different types of ever- ly may cut one tree per permit.
only - from the White Mountain green grow in the White (One Christmas tree permit per
family)
Use only hand tools to cut

Christmas trees. Chainsaws are
not permitted.
Do not cut trees larger than 8"

in diameter at chest height.
Pack down limb piles low
enough so they are within 2' of
the ground. Scatter limbs and
wood at least 25 feet away from
roads, streams, hiking trails,
and property boundaries.
Make sure you are on National

Forest land. Respect the rights
of landowners when crossing
private property.
Cut your tree so remaining
stumps will be less than 10" in
Do not cut trees in or near height.
campgrounds, picnic areas,
Experimental
Forests, Attach your tree tag after cutWilderness, timber sale areas, ting and before transporting
or within 100' of a state high- your tree.
way. When you purchase the
permit ask if there are any Be prepared for winter -- dress
known "off limit" areas.
appropriately in warm clothing,
and make your day a safe one!
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25th Annual Plymouth State Joyful Noise! Concert_________________________________________________

25th Annual Plymouth State world, and still contains a relevant message in 2015 as people,
Joyful Noise! Concert
countries and nations cry out
A Holiday Gift from Plymouth for peace.
State in Plymouth, Manchester
Bernstein wrote, This will be
and Nashua
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This will be our reply to vio- music more intensely, more
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Church in Manchester at 7 p.m.
December 5.
2G MCS will join the Friday

and Saturday performances
only, under the direction of
PSU alumna Krystal Morin11
who is in her third year of
teaching at ConVal High
School in Peterborough. Morin
also teaches at Manchester
Community Music School and
sings with the New Hampshire
Master Chorale and the New
Hampshire Friendship Chorus,
in addition to MCS.
The program features Leonard

Bernsteins anthem of peace,
Chichester Psalms, and the
world premier of Psalms,
Songs, and Blues by Joshua
Fishbein.
Perkins says Chichester Psalms,

composed in 1965, was
Bernsteins plea for reconciliation and unity throughout the
07 earned a B.S. in Music with

emphases on vocal performance and pedagogy at Plymouth
State. He earned a masters
degree in vocal performance at
North Park University in 2009
and had his opera debut as
Little Bat in NPUs production
of Susannah in 2008.
the assistant music director

intern for MCS.
Tickets for A Joyful Noise! at

Plymouth State University are
$18-20 for adults, $13-15 for
seniors and $11-13 for youth at
the Silver Center Box Office,
(603) 535-2787 or (800) 7793869. Tickets are also available
Plymouth State senior music online at silver.plymouth.edu.
major Amanda Harrington of
Goffstown will conduct several Ticket information for the
traditional holiday carols on the Nashua and Manchester perprogram and the audience will formances is online at
Concert soloist Travis Palmer be invited to join. Harrington is http://www.mcsnh.org/
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This year a collaborative program directed by Professor of

Music Dan Perkins will bring
together the University Chorale
and Chamber Singers, the
Manchester Choral Society
(MCS), 2G MCSthe Choral
Societys second generation
auditioned youth choir, and the
Manchester Choral Society
Orchestra.
Fishbeins Psalms, Songs and

Blues was written as a companion piece to Chichester Psalms.
Fishbein says, Using Leonard
Bernstein's music as inspiration, I recently composed an
original Judeo-Christian interfaith companion to his
Chichester Psalms, titled
Psalms, Songs, and Blues. The
five movement work sets both
Psalm excerpts and portions of
the Jewish liturgy in English,
Hebrew, and Latin.
- Notices, Letters, Politics, Opinions, Help Wanted, & More! -
To The Editor_________________________ Letter To The Editor_______________________________________

for Soon we well be celebrating the
Birth of Jesus, A refugee. Well we
turn him away as well.
Intelligence is a strong prereq- "Destitute and on the run, a man
uisite for the Presidency, and and his pregnant wife were runher skills in applying that ning for their lives. Their baby
knowledge are just as impor- was due soon, and as they looked
tant. The way Hillary stood for a place to prepare, fearful
strong and articulate with firm people turned them away.
resolve for eleven hours as the Without any medical care, the
House Representatives ques- baby was born in a barn. Days
tioned her demonstrates her after the birth, the new family
I am enthusiastic that I have the ability to remain cool under had to get back on the road to
escape violence and persecution.
opportunity to support a candi- extreme pressure.
date for president who is best
qualified to deal with the com- At a time of constant exposure, This child could have come from
appearances
count. Syria. But the young child in this
plexities of the office. And first
though it is a bonus, that fact Boisterousness is not consid- story is known as "Jesus", who,
that she is a woman is not the ered a plus. We are scrutinized in the Christian tradition,
reason I support Hillary nationally and internationally brought a radical message of
Clinton. She has developed on a daily basis. Hillary peace and welcome to a world in
relationships with foreign lead- Clinton is the most able to lead desperate need of healing.
ers as Secretary of State and us going forward. I hope you
First Lady, worked with domes- will vote for her on Primary Since the violence in Paris,
Beirut, Egypt and across the
tic partners in the Senate, and Day.
world, more than half of U.S.
demonstrated dignity and
Governors are saying they want
respect in times of difficulty. Nancy Donahue,
to refuse entry to Syrian refugees,
These are many of the reasons Campton, NH
and both the U.S. Senate and
Hillary is my choice for the
House of Representatives are
proposing legislation that would
stop the resettlement of Syrian
Bernie Sanders is the one pres- Many people think Bernie has refugees and slash refugee resetidential candidate who gives little chance of winning the tlement programs as a whole.
me hope for the future of this democratic nomination. I write
country. All the candidates to you, my New Hampshire As people of faith, we have an
advocate change. All the candi- neighbors, because you have urgent moral responsibility to let
dates say they want to improve the ability to change that per- politicians know that we believe
the condition of the middle ception. You can show that big- in - and will fight for - an
class. Bernie Sanders is the money and the power that America that welcomes the
only candidate I believe when comes with it are not equal to sojourner and loves our neighhe advocates change and when your enthusiasm, your convic- bors.
he says he wants to improve the tion, and your votes.
"What will the American people
condition of the middle class. I
believe him because I have The power of Bernies cam- do, as many say they are a
known of his fight for change paign comes from millions of Christian country, or is it CINO."
and his support for the poor poor and middle class I have other sheep that are not of
and the middle class since the Americans.
My
New this fold." (I believe speaking of
mid-1970s when I moved to Hampshire neighbors, join this other religions) We've worn
Vermont. Of all the presidential campaign for the future of this bracelets, wrote statements,
spoke these words; "What would
candidates, he is the only one country.
Jesus Do?"
whose honesty is beyond doubt
and whose words I trust.
Richard Roy, Colchester, VT
I don't know. What will our members of Congress do? Our
Governors, now that its up to
Please Tell Our Advertisers That
them to commit, make a lifetime
You Saw It In The Northcountry News! decision that will change the
lives of millions of refugees, famThank You For Picking Up The Paper.
ilies, the world, or will they again
leave it up to the POTUS BO. If it
If I ask myself, what is the

most important issue facing our
country today, what measurement should I use? As a senior
citizen, I am fortunate to have
health care. Will my children
and grandchildren have that
available? Will social security
be solvent, college affordable,
gun safety a requirement,
equality in all arenas a given?
Democratic
President.
nominee
Letter To The Editor___________________
works, take credit, if it doesn't froth at the mouth for more War.
Blame Obama.
Again? Will we finally go to
WAR, legally? Or will we try
Its their turn, one has to decide. Diplomacy .
Its not a Republican or
Democratic thing, its the US I wonder "What would Jesus
Constitution. Congress has to Do?" What would other
VOTE, its in the Constitution, its "Messengers of God Do?"
the law, its their job. They swore
an oath to the US Constitution. Nancy Leclerc,
North Woodstock, NH
We've hear and have seen many
FROM YOUR SENATOR
Dear Constituents,
This past Wednesday the

Governor called the legislature
back for a Special Session to
address the heroin and opioid
crisis in New Hampshire. I
applaud the Governor for realizing the significance of this issue
and look forward to working
with her to implement a thoughtful, long-term plan. This plan
should work to eliminate the
drug
supply
into
New
Hampshire; implement aggressive prevention programs so that
our young people never enter
into destructive behaviors; and
increase treatment and recovery
services to help those who have
been caught in the cycle of
addiction.
Fortunately there is a plan thats

been in place since 2013 that
addresses these objectives.
As a member of the Governors

Commission on Alcohol and
Drug
Abuse,
Prevention,
Treatment, and Recovery for the
past three years, I was pleased to
endorse Collective Action
Collective
Impact,
New
Hampshires
Strategy
for
Reducing the Misuse of Alcohol
and Other Drugs and Promoting
Recovery 2013-2017.
In 2014, the Governor also

received the Commissions
Annual Report which included a
special section of recommendations and strategies tied to
addressing the emergent heroin
crisis.
As a Commission, we have
worked hard to bring awareness
of this problem to the attention
of legislators and the public.
As a member of the Senate

Finance Committee, I can tell
you that our committee has
advocated for additional funding
since the 2013/2014 budget. In
this past budget cycle, our committee fought hard for a 75%
increase in funds for drug and
alcohol programs. Across state
government, we will be spending nearly $70 million on this
issue.
Additionally in this budget, we

were successful in getting funding for a program that helps
women transitioning from incarceration with an integrated treatment program that addresses
substance abuse and trauma conditions. With this program,
these women will be better prepared for success once they
leave transitional housing.
In the legislature we have been
making progress, whether
through additional funding for
prevention and recovery programs, or legislation such as the
Good Samaritan Law or making
Narcan more available.
In October, multiple pieces of

legislation were filed to address
the drug crisis in New
Hampshire. I have filed several
pieces of legislation, including
one that looks to stop the supply
side of drugs coming into our
state. This bill calls for the creation of a grant program that
allows communities to follow
the successful partnership model
that the City of Manchester has
with the State Police.
This
partnership
model,
Granite Hammer, is based on
predictive analytics which identify high crime days or time
periods throughout each week.
These high crime days are countered with a high intensity police
presence comprised of state and
local law enforcement working
together.
In a short time, this program has

produced great results with a
significant number of arrests and
as a result, drug dealers being
taken off our streets. This is
exactly the type of bold action
we need by law enforcement to
let drug dealers know there are
no open markets in New
Hampshire. It sends a signal
that we are serious about stopping drug trafficking.
Continued on page B8
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.
----------------------------------------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!
----------------------------------------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 603-823-5275.
----------------------------------------The Baker's River Grange meets
the 2nd and 4th Friday every

month, 7:30 p.m., Grange Hall,
Rte.25, Rumney. Visitors welcomed!
----------------------------------------Gentle Yoga - Saturdays 8:309:30; Wednesdays 5:00-6:00pm
at Starr King Fellowship,
Plymouth,NH. Contact Darlene
Nadeau 536-1179.
----------------------------------------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."
----------------------------------------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.
----------------------------------------Anxiety Umbrella is a new Peer
Support Group for people with
Anxiety related disorders. These
include: Generalized or Social
Anxiety, Panic (attacks), Obsessive
Compulsive, Phobias & fears.
This group will meet the 1st & 3rd
Thursday of each month at the
Cottage Hospital Occupational

Therapy Waiting area at 6: PM.
For more info. ANXIETYUMBRELLA@gmail.com or call
Lurette @ (603)838-5595 or
Robin @ (603) 747-2527. You are
not alone in your struggle!
----------------------------------------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. (No meetings until January).
Upcoming Events
The Enfield United Methodist

Church will hold a Christmas
Craft
Sale
on
Saturday,
December 5, from 9 am to 2 pm.
There will be crafts, gifts, lunch
and a cookie sale. Space for
crafters is available by contacting
Karen DeWolf Ricard at 603-5234866.
----------------------------------------Piermont PTO Craft Fair, Dec 5,
10-3. at the Village School. 20 plus
vendors, lunch. Great time to start
or finish your Christmas shopping.
Lebanon Art &

Crafts Association
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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.
----------------------------------------Beginner line dancing - Starr
King Fellowship, Plymouth, NH.
Sundays 4-5pm ($5.00 donation
requested) Contact: George @

536-1179
or
maloof@plymouth.edu
----------------------------------------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 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.
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Adventures in
Homesteading
A Place for the Sun to Shine
Heading towards the November

full moon, the week has seemed
anything but illuminated. With
blue skies interrupted by rainy
weather, grey skies, and overcast nights, its been a subdued
week of ever-shortening days.
That in itself brings a certain
comfort to Ryan and I - a halt to
the sunny pace is forced upon
us. With little means to resist,
time for conversation, books
read aloud, and creative
endeavors is effortlessly created.
The grey weather of this past

week, though, was not just
about wet weather and muddy
paths. It seemed to carry a
more turbulent energy in its
own right. Violent, destructive,
and disturbing realities cropped
up with every day. In national
Beth
Weick
and international events, in the

psychological struggles of
acquaintances, of organizations
in which we are involved struggling with realities of sexual
harassment, a funeral to coordinate and attend, a students
friend dying forcing the realities of death upon youth, a deep
cut, a sick stomach, the challenge of land management designations and fair justice close
to home...and the two of us
apart, out of communication,
spanning two different states
while events unfolded in each
of our lives. Each new day
brought with it so many opportunities to re-enter the present,
to consider the highest principles of truth and justice, compassion and love, and how to
best live those principles
through challenging moments.
It was, really, a weird week.

Not bad, as we might have been
inclined to say at first reflex,
despite the tension and the difficult waves of emotion. But
weird. A vortex of dark realities and challenging perspectives, with the world around us
remaining shrouded under a
hover of clouds, despite the
waxing moon.
stood not just as our place to

cultivate food and love and
warmth and work, but also to
nurture principles and their
practice. It is a place for the sun
to shine, despite the rainiest of
skies. This home of ours,
which resounds with such
needs as warmth and sustenance, and eliminates the
excesses of distractive gadgets
and tech-laden communications
And so our homestead, our and ego-caresses, is an intricate
steady home, our steadfast texture of simple creations and
house of hearth and heart, has self-made provenances. There
is little barrier between us and
FROM YOUR SENATOR
Continued from page B4
We recognize that cities and

towns across the state are dealing with similar drug-related
crimes and we want to expand
on the success that Manchester
has had in producing impressive
results and employ the same tactics throughout the state.
Through thoughtful legislation
and increased funding, we have
been working on this issue and
we appreciated the Governors
desire to respond to the crisis.
However, we were concerned
that reactive legislation that
doesnt receive a transparent and
public process could cause unintended consequences. We also
want to assure that weve created an effective continuum of
care. We need to do the job once
and do it right.
So we were pleased that the

Governor agreed with the House
and Senate to introduce a resolution that establishes a joint task
force to assure input from
experts and stakeholders.
senators, 14 house members (15

Republicans and 11 Democrats).
The goal of the task force is to

hear from the experts, have an
opportunity to review the
Commissions recommendations and move forward with
legislation in an expedited
process.
The task force will split into

three divisions and meet each
week in December and produce
an interim report on December
21st.
Recommendations will be made
in early January and we will
fast-track of bills to be on the
Governors desk by the end of
January.
As always, I want to hear from

you. If you have a concern youd
like to share, an event youd like
me to attend, or a problem you
think I might be able to help
with, please call or email (2714980
[office]
or
jeanie@jeanieforrester.com). If
you would like to subscribe to
my
e-newsletter,
visit
www.jeanieforrester.com and
sign up.
The resolution passed with overwhelming majorities and the

work begins November 24th
with the convening of the task Your Senator from District 2.
force. This legislative task force Jeanie Forrester
is comprised of 26 members, 12
the essentials of living, the rawness of earth and of emotion; a

fermenting bastion of principles, of beliefs in the reality of
now, and the basic goodness of
all potential.
So as the perceived craziness

unfolded and unwound, our
home leaned against the winds
of the world, reminding us to
re-ground, re-evaluate, and
remember the elements from
which our existence, and the
song of our spirits, extends.
Holiday Concert
And Cookie Swap_
Sunday December 6, 2015
From 4:00 5:30 PM
Come enjoy an early evening of

fun and camaraderie. Like good
apple cider the best comes from
a nice blend of apples. This
years Community Holiday
Concert promises to create a
blend of musical offerings that
will satisfy anyone's thirst for a
good time. Dust off your vocal
cords and get ready to join in
the singing of Christmas Carols
as we all get in the spirit of the
season.
Back by popular demand is

Rhubarb Pie (Peggy Martin
(flute); Linda O'Donnell (accordion); Bill Taffe (concertina)
and Betty Jo Taffe (keyboard)),
the always entertaining AJ
Coppola with a brass quintet
from Campton Elementary
School, and William Gunn with
a choral group from Plymouth
Regional High School.
After the musical performance

and sing-a-long (there are no
Simon Cowell types among us)
you can enjoy the annual cookie
fest. Bring along a dozen or so
of your own cookies and you
can swap them for other
delightful treats. Even if you
dont bring cookies you can still
join in the good food and good
fun. The Campton Historical
Society will provide hot cocoa
and more to help wash down
the cookies and brighten you
spirits.
This event is rated FFF for Free

Family Fun!!!
The presentation will be at the

Old Town Hall in Campton,
which is handicap accessible,
and open to the public. For
information about the Society,
check our web site at
www.camptonhistorical.org.

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Open hearts
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Dear Friends, I think this song is apprpriate for

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Wildlife
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TransCanada Corporation to
support the Canine (K-9) Unit
of the NH Fish and Game
Department.
and Ruby will continue to be

equipped with the necessary
safety equipment and care
while they continually patrol
our state," said Colonel Kevin
Jordan, Chief of Fish and Game
Law Enforcement.
While
Canine Unit handlers are Fish
and
Game
Conservation
Officers, the costs of care and
equipment of the dogs are not
supported by the state budget,
so all costs must come from private donations.
NH Fish and Game's K-9 unit

consists of three teams that
respond to over 125 calls each
year. They conduct search and
rescue missions to find lost hikers, as well as finding people
suffering from Alzheimers and
TransCanada operates hydrodementia.
electric facilities on the
River
and
They are also called upon to Connecticut
locate spent shell casings at the Deerfield River consisting of
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track suspects, and detect evi- dams in NH, VT and MA. The
dence in criminal cases for company and their employees
other law enforcement agen- are active participants in both
public and private civic activicies.
ties in the 53 communities
"We are very grateful for the along the rivers.
generous
donation
of
TransCanada Corporation that The company owns 30,000
will ensure that K-9s Sig, Ruger acres associated with their facilities, and the lands are open to
the public and are managed to

ensure safe public access and
recreational uses of hiking,
fishing, hunting, cross country
skiing and snowmobiling. They
also own and maintain 20 boat
launches along the rivers.
TransCanada recently achieved
Low Impact Hydropower
Institute (LIGI) certification to
assure that all facilities have
avoided or reduced environmental impact.
The
Wildlife
Heritage
Foundation of New Hampshire
is the official non-profit partner
of the NH Fish and Game
Department, and works to
secure funds in support of the
Department's critical educational, conservation, wildlife and
law enforcement programs
important to preserving New
Hampshire's outdoor heritage
for generations to come.
To learn more about the

Foundation and how you can
help preserve New Hampshire's
heritage of wild places and wild
things, visit www.nhwildlifeheritage.org and on Facebook at Matt Kelly of TransCanada Corporation presents Fish and
www.facebook.com/wildlifeher Game with a donation check of $5,000 for the K-9 Unit,
received by Conservation Officer Robert Mancini and K-9
itageNH.
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answer was much simpler than
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season, and because they add
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radish have large deep roots
that can be used to break up soil
compaction.
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harvest, so that the seed goes in
in time for good winter survival. Three weeks is the target
time frame because it gives the
cover crop enough time to germinate and get to the proper
size for surviving the pressure
from tractor traffic during harCover crops sound perfect but vest.
we dont see them in every farm
field because there are a couple The idea was actually tried
of challenges to using cover years ago using fixed wing aircrops in northern New craft but the results were mixed.
Hampshire. Most winter cover It turned out to be a challenge to
crops need to be planted in get the seed exactly where it
August or September in order to needed to be, especially in
germinate in time to survive the fields that are not conveniently
winter, and thanks to our short shaped like a square or rectangle. The hope is that with a helicopter it will be easier to seed
the cover crops more exactly.
Warren Wentworth Food Pantry News

HELPFUL HINTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS!
The pantry is located under the ambulance service
and is open Fridays from 1-3 PM.
The Pantry received 750 non-perishable food items from the annual
Daniel Webster Council Scouting for Food program. Each year we
are so grateful for all the hard work that goes into this program. We
would like to thank NH Electric Coop for funding the turkeys that we
received from the Food Bank. Again, this year, we could not have
done it without the generous donors who made our Thanksgiving
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Granite State Bell Ringers At St. Kiernan Arts Center_______________________________________________

While the traditional ringing
technique is always expected,
the bells can also be played in a
variety of other ways. Some
ringers play with two bells in
each hand allowing the ringer to
play the bells separately or
together. Bass bell ringers will
often weave their bells.
Weaving allows the ringer to
play a succession of bells by
changing which bell is in each
hand. This season's concert
will also feature an arrangement
of Coventry Carol that will
have the bass and battery sections of bells running a wooden
dowel along the rim of the bell
to achieve a unique and beautiful tone.
The joyful sounds of The

Granite State Ringers, a
Concord-based handbell choir,
will be filling the air at St.
Kierans Community Center for
the Arts on Sunday, December
6th @ 2:00 p.m.
Led by director, Joan Fossum,

this concert will feature a vari-
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The Granite State Ringers

(GSR) was organized as a community handbell choir by Mary
Divers and Joan Fossum in
February of 2007. Their vision
was to offer musicians who are
committed to the art of handbell
ringing a chance to play a variety of challenging music and to
promote handbell repertoire to
audiences all over New
Hampshire. GSR is made up of
ringers from communities
throughout New Hampshire
including Keene, Rochester,
Concord,
Meredith
and
Laconia. They perform on 5
octaves of Malmark Handbells
and 5 and a half octaves of
Malmark Handchimes, and
rehearse twice a month at the
United Baptist Church in
Concord, NH.
and loyalty card holders need Sunday, December 6th at 2 p.m.

only present their card at the and for these upcoming events:
Saturday, January 9 @ 7 pm
door.
Searson, High-energy Celtic
St. Kierans now holds reserved Music
seating, until 10 minutes prior Sunday, January 24@ 2 pm
to the show, in our front three Dan Kennedy, pianist
rows for our membership and
loyalty card holders. General Please also note that the North
seating is on a first come, first Country Chorus Concerts
scheduled for December 9, 11
served basis.
and 13 have been cancelled for
For more information about this this season.
community concert, to purchase
a membership or loyalty card or Programming at St. Kieran
to make a donation to the annu- Community Center for the Arts
al or capital improvement is made possible by the support
funds, please contact the Arts of community corporate sponCenter at (603) 752-1028; visit sors, the National Endowment
website, for the Arts, the New
the
Charitable
www.stkieranarts.org or the Hampshire
For additional information on Facebook page at www.face- Foundation, The Neil and
this organization and upcoming book.com/stkieranarts.
Louise Tillotson Fund, Plum
ety of holiday music including performances, please visit
Creek, The Wyman Family
arrangements of Christmas www.granitestateringers.org.
Please join St. Kierans on Fund, The Rydin Family Fund
Day, First Noel, God Rest Ye
and The Doris Benz Trust.
Merry Gentlemen and In the Tickets for this event are $10.00
Bleak Midwinter. Granite State for adults/$5.00 for those under
Ringers will also perform popu- 18 and are available in advance
lar movie tunes including (at the center office or online)
Believe from The Polar or at the door on the day of the
Express and Let it Go from concert. The concert is part of
Frozen.
our 2015 series so membership
Support For NH Rail Service On The Rise_____________________ Bone Builders: A Great Way To
A new Poll Shows 74% of NH Public Policy Polling conducted Senate Bill 63 streamlined Continue ExercisingThrough The Winter
Residents Support Extending a survey of 880 New Hampshire
voters from October 16-18, 2015.
Commuter Rail to Manchester
The survey asked respondents
Public Policy Polling study about a variety of topics, includdemonstrates a major jump in ing prospective 2016 election
public support for rail expansion matchups and several anticipated
from 68% to 74% over the past 2016 campaign issues, including
rail
expansion
in
New
year and a half
Hampshire. For the complete
please
visit:
A recent poll by Public Policy results,
Polling found 74% of New http://www.publicpolicypolling.c
Hampshire residents support om/pdf/2015/NHMiscResults1.p
extending commuter rail from df
Boston to Manchestera substantial jump from a February Under the guidance of the NH
2014 poll conducted for the Department of Transportation,
Greater Nashua Chamber of URS Corporation, a globally recCommerce by the UNH Survey ognized expert engineering and
Center that found 68% of resi- design firm, conducted a compredents in support of expanding rail hensive analysis of the 73-mile
from Boston to Manchester. corridor from Boston, Mass. to
Amid this groundswell of public Concord, NH, known as the NH
support for rail expansion, the Capitol Corridor. The NH
NH Rail Transit Authority has Capitol Corridor Study was
continued to engage key stake- released in early 2015 and indiholders, business leaders and the cated that extending rail to
public at-large to grow its coali- Manchester, known as the
Manchester
Regional
Rail
tion of supporters.
Alternative, would produce the
New Hampshires residents are greatest economic impact comspeaking loudly and clearly pared with a relatively moderate
they are demanding passenger investment. In the Manchester
rail expansion, said Michael Regional Rail Alternative, pasIzbicki, chairman of the NH Rail senger rail would be extended to
Transit Authority. With 74% of Manchester, with two stops in
New Hampshire residents sup- Nashua and with one stop each at
porting rail expansion, there is no the Manchester-Boston Regional
doubt the people of New Airport and in downtown
Hampshire are fully behind the Manchester. NHRTA formally
the
Manchester
expansion of commuter rail supports
along New Hampshires Capitol Regional Rail Alternative.
Corridor. New Hampshire residents and business leaders know The NH Rail Transit Authority
that expanding rail from Boston has made considerable progress
to Manchester will have an in the effort to expand commuter
incredible impact on New rail along New Hampshires
Hampshires statewide economy Capitol Corridor thanks to two
in a way that no other infrastruc- key pieces of legislation passed
ture project could. The time is by lawmakers in the last legislative session.
now for rail.
NHRTA by decreasing the members of the board of directors and

by creating an advisory board
this legislation not only helps
NHRTA operate more efficiency,
it also improves its standing in
the eyes of federal agencies looking to invest in rail expansion
projects. In addition, Senate Bill
88 created a legislative commission that is studying public-private partnerships, which could
ultimately create new funding
sources for all infrastructure
projects, including rail.
According to the NH Capitol

Corridor Study results, the potential economic impacts from the
Manchester
Regional
Rail
Alternative are extraordinary:
5,600 permanent jobs supporting

3,600 new residential units
1.9 million square feet in real
estate development 3,390 construction jobs would be created to
build the real estate development
generated by rail 1,730 jobs
would be created every year
beginning in 2030 $1.2 billion in
real estate development would be
added to the states output
between 2021 and 2030, with
reinvested earnings adding
another $220 million per year
beginning in 2030.
The Manchester Regional Rail

Alternative carries a total price of
$245.6 million, but through a
combination of 50% federal support and contributions from
regional
partners,
New
Hampshires investment is estimated to be $72 million.
According to the Capital
Corridor Study, the service is
expected to require an annual
investment of $11 million annually to account for debt service
Dont wait for a New Years

resolution; join us now on
Tuesday and Friday mornings,
9:30-10:30 am, at the Bristol
United Church of Christ, 15
Church Street, Bristol.
The program includes stretching, balance exercises and a

core weight exercise program
for the upper and lower body.
The program helps prevent
osteoporosis as well as building
new bone tissue if you have
osteopenia or osteoporosis. We
welcome men and women.
A donation of 50 cents a day

helps defray the administrative
costs of our sponsor RSVP of Our pie in the face posture
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exercise has helped Norma
enjoy this beautiful little girl,
There are many extra benefits who also seems to have picked
to the program that improve our up on the exercise.
sense of wellness. One is shown
in this picture of Norma Kane, Questions, call Rebecca Herr
of Hill, with her granddaughter. 744-6526.
and operating and maintenance plan that could expand passenger

costs.
rail for less than $5 million a year
in state funds. Details of the plan
Along with a station at the are
available
on
Manchester-Boston Regional www.nhrta.org/news.
Airport, the Manchester Regional
Rail Alternative would establish The next step in the rail expana
station
in
downtown sion process is the critical project
Manchester on Granite Street, development phase consisting of
along with two stations in establishing a detailed financial
Nashua: a station at Crown Street plan, preliminary engineering,
and a station at either the environmental permitting and
Pheasant Lane Mall or on Spit preparation of funding applicaBrook Road.
tions for submission to the
Federal Transit Administration
Elected officials have recently and Federal Rail Administration.
furthered the discussion on pas- The project development phase is
senger rail expansion. On Friday, expected to cost $4 million.
November 13, Congresswoman
Annie
Kuster
and
New To learn more about efforts to
Hampshire Executive Councilors expand passenger rail in New
Colin Van Ostern and Chris Hampshire,
please
visit
Pappas outlined a draft financing www.nhrta.org.
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Tek Talk...
With Eli Heath
Of Paige Computer Services

Tech Tips, Talk & Advice For Your Computer
Its the holiday season again

and for allot of families it is
hard to make ends meet. There
are a few ways you can give a
gift and not have it cost you
allot, lets talk about some of
them.
Do you have old family photos

collecting dust in a shoe box, a
lot of us do. Take those photographs, scan them into your
computer and make a photo CD
or DVD that can be played on a
television. You can add special
effects to the movie to include
music.
The other programs I recommend are free such as Picasa

can
get
that
at
you
http://picasa.google.com/.
There is also a version for the
Mac computer.
Another program I like HP

Photo Smart Essentials and that
is at http://www.hp.com/unitedstates/consumer/digital_photography/free/software/index.ht
ml.
Another project you can do

with your photographs is making a calendar Easy Calendar
Not only are you making a gift Maker http://www.easycalenbut you are also preserving your darmaker.com/download_calphotographs in digital format so endar_software.php is a trial
version with limited options.
they last for years.
Any questions and comments

please
email
me
at
paigecs@gmail.com
I look forward to all your letters

and comments. Visit my website at www.paigecomputerservices.com,
or call me at
(603)747-2201.
So until next time Happy
Computing!
Make Christmas Coupons, use

your imagination, and create a
coupon for things like a month
of taking out the trash or doing
the dishes. You can also decorate the envelope with different
There are several programs you

can use to do your project. If
you have Vista as your operating system on your computer
the Photo Gallery program has
the ability to create photo CDs.
Christmas graphics or if it is for you home network to watch the

your partner decorate the enve- videos or listen to your music.
lope with hearts and such.
There are extensive instructions
on each site that will help you
Do you have a old computer in this project.
laying around the house, why
not take that computer and Most people write Christmas
make it into a media center. letters, why not start something
Install Linux a free operating new such as a Christmas Video.
system on the computer, I rec- Using a camcorder make a
ommend Ubuntu you can home movie, edit it with special
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