Published in Rye, N.H. on the first Thursday of each month
April 2007
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FLOWER POWER
Photo by Judy Underwood
Spring speaks to the senses. The sight of the first crocus bursting forth, this cluster in Jane Holway's yard on Washington Road. The sound of chirping birds heralding the dawn. The fragrance of white clematis, as described by Polly Morton in her description of experiencing 43 springs at her winter house (see her vivid story along with more photos of flowers by Judy Underwood in Feature section). Happy spring.
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Rye Conservation Commission working on purchase of 11 adjacent acres
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Honors founding of settlement in 1623 at today's Odiorne Point State Park
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ANALYSIS: 14 months late on 12-month project, contractor reaps $300,000
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The side of Mt. Washington is usually the last place with snow
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Two residents initiate action, prompt meeting at Hampton Town Hall
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Flowering bushes, perennials and trees unfold; what would push up first?
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Exit experience shows dangers being faced by US troops on a regular basis
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Holiday had origins in colonial New England
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