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HAMPTON –Did you know there is a

replica of the Hampton Beach Marine Memorial? The smaller version of a mother, holding a wreath and looking out across the sea, is part of the collection at the Tuck Museum, a place for Hamp-ton’s historical treasures.

The Marine Memorial honors men and women in the U.S. military who died at sea while serving our country. It is a place for remembrance – to visit especially on Memorial Day.

The replica is part of a window display at the Tuck Museum’s new Collection and Research Center, 387 Lafayette

Road. Stop by and learn the Me-morial’s touching story, including the determination required to make this “first-of-its-kind” me-morial a reality.

The replica display is a sneak preview of Hampton His-tory Bits, an around-the-town ex-hibit designed to entertain you as you learn a bit more about Hamp-ton’s engaging past. It is one of two special exhibits and many events the Tuck Museum and Hampton Historical Society will host this year to celebrate their 90th Anniversary.

A 90th Anniversary is a time to celebrate, and that’s what volunteers at the Hampton His-

torical Society and Tuck Museum invite you to do by joining them at special events throughout the year to commemorate their 90th Anniversary.

In 1925, Reverend Ira S. Jones led the effort to establish what is today’s Hampton Histori-cal Society and Tuck Museum. The museum, a place for Hamp-ton’s treasures, was named in honor of the philanthropist Edward Tuck, who was born in Exeter and whose mother was born and raised in Hampton.

Starting in June, the Tuck Museum will host a “Retro-spective” exhibit that explores each decade of its 90-year his-

PORTSMOUTH –The Music Hall’s Writers

on a New England Stage series is delighted to welcome celebrated journalist, renowned author, Emmy award winner, and recipi-ent of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, Tom Brokaw.

On Wednesday, May 20, Brokaw will take the stage to dis-cuss his highly anticipated new book, “A Lucky Life Interrupt-ed: A Memoir of Hope.” The six-time bestselling author of “The Greatest Generation” offers a candid, deeply personal, and insightful work chronicling his year battling against cancer, the medical quest to extend his life, and reflecting the many memo-

ROLLINSFORD –Quilts of Valor Founda-

tion (QOVF) presentation will take place on May 17, 1-4 p.m. in the large hall at the Rollins-ford Post 47 American Legion. Doors open at 12:45 p.m.

There will be approxi-mately 40 quilts presented to local WWII, Korean and Viet-nam and Iraq veterans. There will also be approximately 240 family members and 30-40 quilters attending. Recipients will be from York, South Ber-

The 7:30 p.m. event in The Music Hall’s Historic The-ater in downtown Portsmouth, NH, includes an author presen-tation and on-stage interview with Virginia Prescott, host of New Hampshire Public Radio’s “Word of Mouth.” The series’ house band Dreadnaught will play live music during the one-hour event.

“Tom Brokaw is a jour-nalist of the highest integrity, someone we have all put faith in and turned to in inspiring and difficult times in our country. It is only fitting that he should ap-proach writing about his own life with the same honest and compassionate veracity,” said

Patricia Lynch, Executive Direc-tor of The Music Hall. “A Lucky Life Interrupted” is said to be ‘Brokaw on Brokaw,’ and I look forward to hearing from the man behind the awards and achieve-ments and learning his approach to living life with dignity and gratefulness.”

Devised from journal en-tries he began making upon learning of his cancer diagnosis in 2013, this powerful memoirof-fers a message of understanding and empowerment, resolve and reality, hope for the future and gratitude for a well-lived life. Not only does Brokaw bring us along with him through the pain, pro-cedures, drug regimens, and

physical rehabilitation, but he also pauses to look back on some of the important moments in his career: memories of Nelson Mandela, the Dalai Lama, the fall of the Berlin Wall, and the morning of September 11, 2001 in New York City. Through it all, Tom Brokaw writes in the warm, intimate, natural voice of one of America’s most beloved journal-ists.

Tickets are $13.25 ($11.25 for members of The Music Hall) and can be purchased at the box office in the Historic Theater, 28 Chestnut Street, Portsmouth, or over the phone at 603-436-2400. Tickets are not available for pur-chase online.

tory against a backdrop of town, beach and national news. This includes the “Hampton History Bits” displays.

In July, plan to attend a living history party and meet the Vikings, watch old-fashioned baseball and play old-time games, view the works of local artists, eat some great food, enjoy music and much more! This free event is Saturday, July 18, 2-8 p.m., on the museum grounds.

Other summer events in-clude a “Salt Marsh Nature Walk” with Marine Biologist Ellen Goethel, Saturday, August 22, and the 14th Annual Pig Roast, Saturday, September 5.

Check www.hamptonhis-toricalsociety.org for informa-tion about all 90th Anniversary events. Or call the Hampton His-torical Society at 603-929-0781.

rable moments of his career, in-cluding significant interviews and breaking news events.

wick, Berwick, North Berwick, Dover, Farmington, Somer-sworth, Rollinsford and other local towns.

The mission of the QOV Foundation is to cover all those service members and veterans touched by war with quilts called Quilts of Valor. Quilts of Valor are stitched with love, prayers and healing thoughts. Combat troops who have been

wounded or touched by war are awarded this tangible token of appreciation that unequivo-cally says, “Thank you for your service, sacrifice and valor.” Over 110,000 quilts have been presented.

Visit http://qovf.org/ for more details. Those planning to attend, RSVP to Lisa Lapi-erre, 207-451-0590; www.face-book.com/VillageQuiltShop.

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some boy is 8 years old and came to Cocheco Valley Humane So-ciety because his previous owner could no longer care for him. Casey is a sweet, gentle cat who is looking for his forever home—preferably a quiet home with a comfy couch and a window with a view. He would do best in a home as your only pet, or perhaps sharing it with another mature, mellow feline room-mate. Casey is an affectionate boy and will purr for more atten-tionHe is available for an adop-tion fee of $50 and is neutered, microchipped, and up-to-date on his vaccines. Age: 8 years; Sex: NM; Breed: Balinese mix. For more information, go to www.cvhsonline.org or call the shelter at 603-749-5322.

ROCHESTER -To celebrate the spontane-

ity of movement through dance and music, The Homemakers Health Services in collaboration with Darling Dance, will be of-fering “I DANCE for Parkin-son’s,” a dance class designed specifically for people living with Parkinson's and other phys-ical limitations .

The dance classes will be held every Tuesday beginning May 19 at 10:15 a.m. in the Belknap Room at the Frisbie Ed-ucational Center, 11 Whitehall Road, in Rochester. People of all mobility levels are welcome to attend any or all of the classes, which are currently scheduled to run through July 28. There is a suggested donation of $5 per class. Spouses, partners and caregivers are also welcome at no charge.

The purpose of this class is to provide a fun and safe en-vironment where people with Parkinson’s or other neurologi-cal diseases can celebrate the art-

istry and potential of their own movement and increase aware-ness of the body in stillness and motion. No previous dance ex-perience is necessary.

Based on the national Dance for PD program, created by Mark Morris Dance Group and the Brooklyn (N.Y.) Parkin-son Group, the program is built on the fundamental premise that professionally trained dancers have the movement expertise to help people with Parkinson’s im-prove their flexibility, mobility and confidence.

“Dancers know all about stretching and strengthening muscles, and about balance and rhythm,” says Leslie Darling, the owner of Dancing with Leslie. “The acronym I DANCE in the name of our program is a perfect explanation of what our goals are: I – Instilling Confidence, D – Developing flexibility, A – Al-leviating pain, N – New friend-ships, C – Creative coordination and E – Enjoyment.”

Darling, who is a certified

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Exeter Hospital presents this event to support “Beyond the Rainbow” fund for cancer at Hampton Beach, at the Oceanfront Pavillion on Sunday, May 17 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. One kite/$8; Two kites/$15. FMI: exeterhospital.com or 603-580-6668.

DOVER –This Memorial Day

Weekend, the families of mili-tary service members will be able to enjoy free admission to the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire thanks to BAE Systems. Generous cor-porate event sponsorship from BAE, with support from SIG SAUER, is allowing the Chil-dren’s Museum of NH to admit active-duty and retired military personnel and their immedi-ate families at no charge from Saturday, May 23 through Monday, May 25, 2013.

“We are thrilled to be able to honor and thank the people serving our country during Memorial Day Weekend,” stated Jane Bard, Director of Education for the Children’s Museum of NH. “Whether it’s an enlisted person serving lo-cally or the family of an officer deployed overseas, we look for-ward to welcoming all of these guests thanks to the generosity of BAE Systems.”

During Memorial Day weekend, military personnel and/or their immediate family members can gain free admis-

sion by showing a valid mili-tary ID at the museum’s front desk. Additional guests would be asked to pay the museum’s standard admission fee. The museum offers a year-round 10 percent admission discount for active-duty and retired military members.

In addition to the Memo-rial Day Weekend program, young visitors can enjoy a flag-making art project and enjoy patriotic music played in the museum. The museum is lo-cated at 6 Washington Street, Dover. For more information, visit www.childrens-museum.org.

Kids can create f lag art and enjoy other creative activities at the Chil-dren’s Museum of NH during Memo-rial Day Weekend.

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I DANCE for Parkinson’s Begins May 19Dance for PD instructor is also a personal care service provider with The Homemakers Health Services. She first became inter-ested in the Dance for PD pro-gram while working with a client who has Parkinson’s Disease.

Although the class is de-signed for people diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, it is open to anyone with a neurological dis-order, such as multiple sclerosis, Lou Gehrig’s disease (ALS) and diabetes, says Darling. Darling will adjust lessons to accommo-date any physical limitations.

“Through this program of learning to dance and dancing together, people talk to one an-other and inspire one another to be creative and explore their physical potential,” says Darling.

For more information or to preregister, contact Corinne Smith at 603-335-1770 or [email protected]. Preregistration is suggested, but not required.

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PORTSMOUTH –On any Saturday morn-

ing, Market Square in Ports-mouth is bustling. Music fills the air from a guitar-playing singer who is serenading the coffee seekers strolling about. One flight up however, it’s all business in the Alpha Loft’s funky space graced by an arcade game in the corner and lights strung across the large windows where the view of the North Church steeple is dramatic.

While the space may be casual, and the dress-code non-existent, twelve entrepreneurs are gathered to learn. Through the Alpha Loft’s model of supporting them with one-on-one men-toring and tapping already successful business leaders to share their knowledge, NH’s next crop of tech company owners are working hard to turn their great ideas into functioning money makers.

On this day, CFO Con-

sultant Peter Pike, from the J. Edgar Group, is presenting a workshop on finances. Peter lives in Eliot with his wife and two children. He fields ques-tions for hours on billing, fi-nancial systems, when to hire a bookkeeper, IRS compliance, working with banks, anything and everything that has to do with finances.

“It’s great to see the enthu-siasm of these emerging inno-vation-based technology com-panies,” says Pike. “There’s no reason they should go it alone when there are so many people willing to lend a hand. It’s an important program for keeping talent and companies in NH.”

Alpha Loft CEO Mark Kaplan says the sessions orga-nized by his non-profit group are “utilizing the entrepreneur-ial ecosystem in New Hamp-shire.” Kaplan explains that Accelerate NH, New Hamp-shire’s only accelerator pro-gram brings together experts who have built successful com-

panies with the next generation of entrepreneurs. “Peter Pike gave our class an in-depth look at how they should operate the financial side of their business, and how understanding the key performance indicators in their businesses can help drive growth.”

The Accelerate NH par-ticipants were selected from a group of 29 applicants. UNH, Borealis Ventures and many others sponsors, help support the three-month program. In addition to mentoring, advice and workshops, the entrepre-neurs can use Alpha Loft’s four co-working spaces around the state.

The entrepreneurs are building a range of companies: software that helps schools and parents manage students re-lease from school, a new soft-ware platform for brands to acquire customers, a company that makes wearable wireless technology, a unique cyber se-curity system, and a ticketing

platform app for colleges that’s already proving successful.

Stacey Bellabona is prac-ticing her pitch for Bev Now- mobile-to-mobile technology that connects golfers and cart tenders, so golfers can buy beverages quickly with credit cards, keeping play on the course moving faster. Bella-bona is a taking a break from

her career as a lawyer in this entrepreneurial pursuit. The app launches in May. She says, “Alpha Loft has been a huge support as we tackle this critical phase of development and raise the money to launch the software.”

For more information on Alpha Loft visit their web-site alphaloft.org.

A workshop on finances is being presented at Alpha Loft in Portsmouth’s Market Square.


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~ Library News ~Dover Public LibraryGame NightLiven up your Wednesday night with some friendly competition! On May 20 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Lecture Hall, the library will provide the games (and snacks!) - you provide the fun. Bring your friends or make some new ones - all are welcome from beginners to pros, kids 11+ to adults, fami-lies and single players. Games to sample will include: Settlers of Catan, Ticket to Ride, Carcas-sonne, Pandemic, Bananagrams, Backgammon and more.

Evening of Poetry Everyone is invited to attend an “Evening of Poetry” on Monday, May 18 at 6:30 p.m. in the li-brary’s Lecture Hall. All students who participated in the library’s 13th Annual Poetry Contest, for grades K-12, are invited to read their poetry at this event, but this will be purely voluntary. Prizes will be distributed in six different grade categories: K-2, 3 & 4, 5 & 6, 7 & 8, 9 & 10, and 11 & 12. Refreshments will be served.

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

Lane Memorial LibraryBarbara London JazzJazz fl utist, pianist, and vocalist Barbara London will return to the Lane Library in Hampton for a spring jazz concert with her group on Thursday, May 28, at 7 p.m. Her trio with bassist Jim Lyden and drummer Gary Gemmiti, will add special guest Woody Allen on guitar. They will perform favor-ite jazz standards and London’s original compositions, including selections from her latest release, Moonlight. There will be a Q & A opportunity and Barbara’s CD’s and watercolors will be on display and available. The concert is free and open to the public.

Film: “Still Alice”Rated PG-13 (1 hour, 41 minutes), shown Wednesday, May 20 at 1 p.m. and Thursday, May 21 at 5:30 p.m. Starring Julianne Moore, Kris-ten Stewart, Alec Baldwin and Kate Bosworth. Alice Howland, happily married with three grown children, is a renowned linguistics professor who starts to forget words. When she receives a diagnosis of Early-Onset Alzheimer's Disease, Alice and her family fi nd their bonds thoroughly tested. Her struggle to stay connected to who she once was is frightening, heartbreaking, and inspiring. Admission, popcorn and water are free.

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

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College Financial Aid: How Much Will College Cost?Wednesday, May 20 at 7 p.m., Certifi ed College Planning Spe-cialist Joshua Bartlett shares information in the second of a three-part series on college plan-ning and fi nancial preparedness. You may have been taught how to fi ll out fi nancial aid forms, but do you know how to estimate the cost at a given college before the financial aid award comes in? There are currently 3,026 4-year degree schools in the U.S., and every single one uses a different formula for determining the cost for a given student. Learn how to estimate costs for specifi c schools before deciding which to apply to.

Peak Bagging the New Hampshire 4000-FootersThursday, May 21 at 7 p.m. If you’ve ever thought about hiking the 48 highest peaks in New Hampshire– or are just curious about this undertaking – here’s an opportunity to hear and see what it’s all about. Allison Nadler has completed the NH 4000 footers list four times, in each season. Allison brings a wealth of knowledge from her personal experience to share with her audiences. Allison has a special interest in ultra-light, but prepared, packing and has thru hiked California’s John Muir Trail. She’ll have suggestions and tips for safe hiking in any season and at any experience level, and hopes to inspire others to get on the trail. Al-lison is the Founding Organizer of Northeast Peak Baggers Meetup and has been a trail maintenance volunteer with the Appalachian Mountain Club.

ZentangleThursday, May 21 at 3-4 p.m. for Grades 2-5. No artistic experience required – if you can draw a line, you can Zentangle! Please call to sign up: 603-964-8401. Parents, please remember, only children aged 8+ may be left in the library without supervision.

For More InformationContact the library at 603-964-8401 or visit www.ryepubliclibrary.org.

Wiggin Memorial LibraryiPad and Tablet Users Group to Learn New Skills Bring your iPad, Android tablet, or Windows tablet to the library on Thursday, May 21 at 10 a.m. to learn some new skills, share what you know, and ask questions. “We’ll cover some common set-tings, downloading and updating apps, managing icons, widgets, and more,” said Lesley Kimball, Library Director and workshop presenter. Every session will allow ample time for questions and trou-bleshooting. Free library services like downloading books, movies, and music will also be introduced. Register for the session at the

DOVER -Jeff Belanger, Emmy-

nominated host of “New Eng-land Legends” on PBS, will offer an evening of true ghost stories, research, and evidence at the Dover Public Library on Tuesday evening, May 19 at 7 p.m. This exciting multimedia lecture is free, sponsored by the Friends of the Library.

Belanger (www.jeffbe-langer.com) is one of the most visible and prolific paranormal researchers today. For the last 17 years, Jeff has searched the world for monsters, ghosts, and other paranormal legends that have seeped into our culture, folklore, religion, and even our history books. He is a para-normal researcher, investiga-tor, and author of more than a dozen books. His talk will in-clude images, audio clips, and video from some of the world’s most infamous haunts plus a

question and answer session for the audience. He will also have autographed books available for purchase.

His best sellers include: The World's Most Haunted Places, Weird Massachusetts, Our Haunted Lives, and Who's Haunting the White House? He's the founder of Ghostvil-lage.com, the Web's most popu-lar paranormal destination ac-cording to Google, and a noted speaker and media personality. In January 2014 he gave a pres-tigious TEDx talk in New York City. He's also the host of the cable/Web talk show, 30 Odd Minutes, available on Sky TV. Belanger has written for news-papers like The Boston Globe and is the series writer and re-searcher for Ghost Adventures on the Travel Channel. He's been a guest on hundreds of radio and television programs including: The History Chan-

Saturday, May 16Mexican Artisans Visit Children’s Museum of NH In partnership with Margaritas Mexican Restaurants, the Chil-dren’s Museum of NH in Dover will host visiting artists Manuel Abeiro Horta and Modesto Horta, a team of mask makers from Tócu-aro, Mexico from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. This mask-carving demonstra-tion is included with regular paid admission to the museum. FMI: 603-742-2002 or www.childrens-museum.org.

Monday, May 18Family Fun NightA fun, relaxing evening out for fam-ilies experiencing stress. Includes a family dinner and activities. Advance sign-up required. Mon-days, 5:30-7:30 p.m., at Families First, 100 Campus Dr, Portsmouth. Free. Advance sign-up required: 603-422-8208 ext. 2 or Families-FirstSeacoast.org.

History of Hampton’sMarelli MarketWhy do some businesses survive and thrive? Hear the history of Hampton's Marelli Market, now in its 101st year, as told by the North Hampton-raised granddaughters of the founders, Marcia Rayner and Marcia Hannon-Buber. A North Hampton Historical Society free program with refreshments at North Hampton Town Hall, at 7 p.m.

Tuesday, May 19

Your Child’s Digital LifeCome take a tour of the digital world your children are growing up with and the apps they are using these days. Learn how to stay current in this ever-changing area without spending all your time doing it, and how to set limits on screen time without constant nagging and supervision. With Wayne Moulton, Jr., of Sages of RPG Gaming Group. 6-7:30 p.m., at Families First, 100 Campus Dr, Portsmouth. Free; includes free childcare. Advance sign-up required: 603-422-8208 ext. 2 or FamiliesFirstSeacoast.org.

Wednesday, May 20Interacting withLaw EnforcementPresented by Detective James DeLuca, at Lane Memorial Library, 6 p.m. Topics include: what to do when stopped; basic rights and responsibilities. For teens and parents. FMI: 603-926-3368.

Thursday, May 21Exeter Family Morning OutFor children ages birth to six, with parents or other caregivers. Chil-dren will explore age-appropriate crafts and other activities, have positive play with peers and adults, and enjoy songs, stories and snack. Facilitator: Patricia Keck. Held at the Exeter Rec-reation Center, Court St, Exeter. Thursdays 9:30-11 a.m., Free. More info at 603-422-8208 ext. 2 or FamiliesFirstSeacoast.org.

Lunch & Learn -Twin State Technologies At Exeter Chamber office, 24 Front St, Exeter at 11:30 am to 1 p.m. Free and open to the public. Lunch provided to those who RSVP by 5/19 to [email protected].

Saturday, May 23Blood Drive10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Trinity Angli-can Church, 180 Rochester Hill Road in Rochester. Hosted by The Homemakers Health Services and the American Red Cross. Donors will receive a limited-edition Red Cross-branded RuMe tote bag (while supplies last), massage ny Janna Stevens of Health Spirit Center, and be entered into a drawing for Red Sox tickets where the winner will be announced as a blood donor at the game itself. FMI: Pamela McCarthy at [email protected] or 603-335-1770.

Sunday, May 24Plant Sale at Durham Town Hall Parking LotThe UNH Cooperative Extension Strafford County Master Garden-ers Association annual plant sale will take place at 15 Newmarket Road (Rt. 108), from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Many Master gardeners who will be available to answer questions. This fund raising event provides resources for Strafford County programs in gardening for children and adults.

nel, The Travel Channel, Biog-raphy Channel, PBS, NECN, The Maury Show, The CBS News Early Show, CBS Sunday Morning, FOX, NBC, ABC, and CBS affiliates, National Public Radio, the BBC, Dark-ness Radio, and Coast to Coast AM.

“I can’t wait to haunt the Dover Public Library,” Jeff Belanger said. “We’ll dim the lights, talk about the ghost ex-perience, and see the evidence and theories regarding the paranormal. I’ve spoken on the topic of the supernatural all over the world - there’s nothing like sharing in this discussion in person.”

For more information call the library at 603-516-6050 or visit www.dover.lib.nh.us.

Ghosts and Author Jeff Belanger to Haunt Library

library’s online calendar. The tablet users group meets occasionally and users at all levels of experi-ence are encouraged to attend. All sessions are free and open to the public

Learn to Download Movies, Music, Audiobooks Did you know that you could down-load or stream movies, music, audiobooks, and tv episodes with the Wiggin Memorial Library’s subscription to Hoopla? Bring your library card (and your laptop or mobile device if you’d like) to

the library on Tuesday, May 12 at 4 p.m. to get introduced to using Hoopla. Register for the session at the library’s online calendar. Technology sessions at the library are intended to help people use the library’s e-resources and enjoy using technology. All sessions are free and open to the public and welcome people at all levels of experience.

For More InformationContact the library at 603-772-4346 or visit http://library.stratham-nh.gov.


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will include medleys of Movie Theme's and Disney Songs, songs from popular groups and artists such as Blood, Sweat and Tears, Chicago, Pharrell Williams. The concert is free and open to the public.

St. Thomas Aquinas is lo-cated at 197 Dover Point Road in Dover. For details: www.stalux.org or 603-742-3206.

PORTSMOUTH –New Hampshire Theatre

Project’s Youth Repertory Com-pany will present Eugene Iones-co’s absurdist classic, “Rhinocer-os,” on May 15 through May 24. One day, the residents of a small provincial French town begin to experience unsettling brushes with a rampaging rhinoceros... Directed by Robin Fowler, “Rhi-

noceros” is a play that from its inception has challenged the status quo.

“Rhinoceros” features actors Joshua Goldberg, Se-bastian Logue, Corrie Owens-Beauchesne, Annika Strand, Bailey Weakly and Van Wile – all of Portsmouth – along with Maria Christian of Eliot, Jemma Glenn Wixson of Kittery, Sophie

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