Published in Rye, N.H. on the first Thursday of each month
May 2009
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
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REFLECTIONS FROM CONCORD
David Borden & Will Smith
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GRAB ONTO SUMMER
A sculpture titled "Lobster Buoy" by Laura Morrissey, an early part of the ongoing fund raising by the Lighthouse Kids. In the background is a glimpse of the "MV Thomas Laighton" at the dock in Portsmouth, ready to resume summer cruises to the Isles of Shoals. (Jim Cerny photo)
- Jarvis casts key vote as residents' motion prevails by 3-to-2 vote
- Only 12 years old, state site in Boscawen is fully operational
- Meet a couple who have almost a century of living
- More than 400 flowers planted; volunteers, state do emergency cleanup
- All 23 exhibits presented with story — in 3 sizes each
- Rye students in Grade Five participate in statewide book award program
- Experiencing a country we hear so much of and know so little about
- All about propping up peonies,'ringing' the bark of trees, herbs and more
- Sprouting of vegetable gardens to be captured by area artists
- The life, art and decoys of George H. Boyd by Jim Cullen
- Psychological novel by Mary McGarry Morris, Rye summer resident
The lobster boat "Beatrice A" with traps stacked at the dock on Shapleigh Island, ready to return to the water for the summer fishing season — the Portsmouth South End waterfront in the background. Click on image to see a much larger version. (Bill Pappou Drew photo)
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