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tival will once again take place at the Dover City Hall Auditorium on December 5 from 4:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.

The festival will feature thirty holiday trees from local businesses from the Dover community. Each tree will be decorated and auctioned to the public. All proceeds generated from the auction will be donated to the Dover City Lights Com-mittee to fund the lighting of all holiday trees in Dover. Through-out the evening there will be live performances on site from local choirs to activities for children, caroling around the city and free refreshments.

This year, the City of Dover

is contributing ‘The Giving Tree’ as part of their Get To It! Down-town Marketing Campaign. The Giving Tree will feature numerous gift cards from local businesses in downtown Dover including, Jewelry Creations, The Noggin Factory, La Festa, Dunkin’ Donuts, The Children’s Museum, Adelle’s Coffee House and more. The Get To It! Holi-day Tree will be auctioned off at the end of the night and one lucky winner will enjoy his or her own downtown shopping spree, just in time for the holiday season.

If any downtown busi-ness would like to be part of the Giving Tree please contact rich@

edarci.com or call 603-433-6330. DARCI Creative is accepting gift cards of any denomination, to be featured on the Get To It! Giving Tree on behalf of the City. With the donation comes free promotion through social media, print advertising, radio PSA’s and through the www.drivingdover.com website lead-ing up to the event.

For more information about downtown promotions and the Get To It! Downtown Marketing Campaign, please visit www.drivingdover.com. If you would like to have way finding brochures displayed at your business for your customers please email [email protected].

ROLLINSFORD -"Faith is believing when

common sense tells you not to. Don't you see? It's not just Santa that's on trial, it's everything he stands for. It's kindness and joy and love and all the other intan-gibles."

As a holiday gift to the Seacoast community, Garrison Players Arts Center performs "Miracle on 34th Street: A Live Radio Play" as a totally free production. Performances are

DOVER -Decorating gingerbread

houses – a holiday tradition that dates back to Germany in the 1800’s – is something today’s chil-dren still look forward to during the holiday season. The Chil-dren’s Museum of New Hamp-shire has been hosting a family annual decorating workshop for more than a dozen years and will be offering four sessions on Satur-day, December 13 to accommo-date the number of families who want to participate. The one-hour sessions are held at 9:30 a.m., 11

a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Pre-registration is required.

“The Family Gingerbread House Workshop is one of our most popular annual events,” ex-plained Heidi Duncanson, Direc-tor of Marketing at the museum. “Kids love picking out all the decorations from our big table of candy, pretzels and other snacks, and adults love that this messy activity is takes place somewhere other than their own kitchen. We do all the set-up and all the clean

Friday, December 12 and Sat-urday December 13 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, December 14 at 3 p.m. Free tickets are available at www.garrisonplayers.org or 603-750-4278. No tickets will be available at the door.

Inspired by the classic American film, the show is performed as a 1940s live radio broadcast in front of a studio au-dience. The timeless classic, live on stage, as you’ve never seen (or heard) it before! The new Santa at Macy’s claims to be the real Kris Kringle, but he has many skeptics. Kris goes to court to try

South Berwick Food Pantry. The cast includes Phil

Adams, Carol Bitov, William Burr, Stephen Desrosiers, James DuPrie, Elizabeth Flowers, Jan Hansen, Beth Hawthorne, Ben Herman, Daisy Hill, Nicol Ho-taling, Matt Legere, Kate Miller, Mike Pomp, Carol Seely, Brooke Steinhauser, Tom Whateley, and Raymond Will. Foley artist are Shaune McCarthy, Tom Miller and Alicia Momenee-DuPrie. Directed by Judi Currie, all per-formances are held at the Garri-son Players Arts Center, located on Route 4, at the corner of Rob-

and prove his identity.Audience members are

invited to bring canned goods for donation to the Dover Food Pantry, Seeds of Faith food pantry in Rollinsford and the

erts Road in Rollinsford.Garrison Players Arts

Center (GPAC) is a nonprofit, volunteer-based community the-atre group dedicated to enrich-ing the cultural life of the area by presenting high-quality theatri-cal performances. Established in 1953, the players encourage people of all ages to enjoy and participate in the many facets of the performing arts; and to help maintain the Garrison Players Arts Center. For more informa-tion about auditions, shows or GPAC, visit the website at www.garrisonplayers.org.

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Chamber of Commerce will hold the Festival of Trees for a 5th consecutive year. This year’s fes-

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vices Director Douglas Steele III and Police Chief Anthony F. Co-larusso, Jr. announced that the winter parking ban will begin citywide Dec. 1, and conclude April 1, 2015.

The ban requires that no ve-hicle be parked on any city street or sidewalk between the hours of 1 and 6 a.m., and is not limited to

nights with snow in the forecast. Vehicles may park in city-con-trolled parking lots during this time without the need for a park-ing permit; however, daytime restrictions for each particular parking lot will be enforced.

The Library, Third Street, Transportation Center and School Street parking lots have designated areas where over-night parking is allowed. Drivers

PORTSMOUTH – The Swim for Haiti was a

huge success at the Portsmouth Indoor Pool earlier in Novem-ber, raising over $9000 to help build homes in Haiti through Partners in Development.

Generous donations by The Kittery Trading Post provided a ski raffle package that was won by the Balakier family of York. The Balakiers also sponsor a child in Haiti

through Partners in Develop-ment.

Thanks go out to the Portsmouth Indoor Pool for making this event possible. Swimming students and their parents swam, had cool pops, homemade cupcakes and cook-ies made by participants. Ev-eryone swam, chatted, laughed and opened their wallets to helped three Haitian families move from a tent into a home.

up so they can focus on having fun. Kids are so proud as they walk out carrying the one-of-a-kind house their family created together.”

At each workshop, the museum gives each family fresh-baked gingerbread house pieces and a container of royal icing. Once the family’s house is assem-bled, kids can choose from a wide variety of candy and edible deco-rations to bring their plain brown house to life. Holiday music plays

as cider and cookies are served at the end of each session, adding to the festive, memorable experi-ence.

The cost of the workshop is $30 per family for Children’s Museum members and $40 per family for non-members (up to 4 people). Additional participants in a family are $5 each.

To register for a Family Gingerbread House Workshop session, please call the Children’s Museum of NH at 603-742-2002.

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Vehicles found in violation of the winter parking ban will be issued a $15 parking ticket. Vehicles interfering with snow removal may be towed.

The city will also enact an emergency parking ban for the downtown area, when needed, to facilitate snow removal. The emergency parking ban will be announced by 3 p.m. each eve-ning and take effect at 1 a.m. the following morning. When the emergency parking ban is in effect, any car parked on a downtown street will be towed. Notification of the emergency parking ban will be conducted through local media, the City of Dover website, cable channel 22 and Dover Download.

Downtown restaurants, bars and other late night business are encouraged to sign up for an e-mail notification of an emer-gency parking ban by contacting the Parking Bureau at [email protected] or by calling 603-516-2277.

Streets included in the emergency parking ban area are: Chestnut Street; Main Street; Chapel Street; School Street; First Street; Second Street; Locust Street from Washing-ton to Silver Street; Washington Street from Belknap to River

Street; Central Avenue from Sixth Street to Silver Street; Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth streets (Central to Chestnut); Henry Law Avenue from Cen-tral Avenue to George Street; Broadway from Central Avenue to St. John Street; Hale Street; St. Thomas Street from Central to Locust Street; Locust Street from Hale Street to Washington Street.

A map is available at www.dover.nh.gov. For more informa-tion, contact the Parking Bureau at 603-516-2277.

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The Rockingham Choral Society (RCS) will present a Hol-iday Concert featuring C.P.E. Bach’s “Magnificat.” RCS is pleased to present this beautiful setting of the Magnificat on the 300th anniversary of the birth of C.P.E. Bach. The concerts will be held Saturday, December 6 at 7:30 p.m., First Parish Church,

218 Central Ave., Dover; Sunday, December 7 at 3:30 p.m., Christ Church, 43 Pine St., Exeter and Tuesday, December 9 at 7:30 p.m. at St. Christopher’s Epis-copal Church, 187 East Road, Hampstead. General admission is $15 at the door, senior and stu-dents $12at the door; discounted tickets are available online at www.rockinghamchoralsociety.org.

ROCHESTER -Country superstar LeAnn

Rimes takes the stage at the Rochester Opera House (ROH) on Tuesday, December 9 at 7:30 p.m. during her special “One Christmas” Holiday Tour. Rimes says that she “loves every-thing about the holidays” and looks forward to playing some of her favorite Christmas classics and sharing the “magic and joy of the season with fans in an inti-mate, cozy setting.”

PORTSMOUTH –Celebrate the season with

joyous carols, heralding sounds of brass quintet, African drum-ming, a New Year's tale, the 100 singers of Con Tutti and a big surprise! Con Tutti sings in the season on Saturday, December 6 at 7:30 p.m. at South Church, 292 State Street, Portsmouth, with Wassailing, Decking the Halls and shouts

Steve Koch Plays Scrooge in

“A Christmas Carol”

EPPING – “Bah, humbug!” is the cry

from Ebenezer Scrooge, as he ushers in the holiday season in “A Christmas Carol”, at Leddy Center.

Heading up Charles Dick-ens’ “A Christmas Carol” is an all-star cast. This is Steve Koch’s fourth season as Scrooge at Leddy Center. Jane Button is Mrs. Crachit and Dr. Henry Fer-rell returns as Mr. Crachit, Sophie Jordan is Martha Crachit, Mark Deyo is Scrooge’s nephew, Fred, and Kathy Anzalone is the Ghost of Christmas Past. Damian Ray-mond is Marley’s ghost. Don LaDuke returns as the Ghost of Christmas Present, Beth Gauth-ier as Fred’s wife, Mary, Kevin Murphy and Stephanie Johnson as Mr. and Mrs. Fezziwig, and Perry Gouin is Tiny Tim. Scenes will be ushered in by an acap-pella quartet and soloists. Musi-cians include, Jane Button, Beth Gauthier, David McMullen, Craig Johnson, Nen Horan, and Spencer Gregory.

Performances are Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday afternoons at 2 p.m., Dec. 5 through Dec. 14. There is one Wednesday matinee at 2 p.m. on Dec. 10. Tickets are $18 and can be purchased by vis-iting or calling the box office at 603-679-2781, Monday through Friday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., at www.leddycenter.org. Leddy Center is located on Ladd’s Lane, on Route 27, off Route 125, in Epping.

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Africa’s “Berg River Choir” will give a performance at South Church, 292 State Street, Ports-mouth, NH at 7:30 p.m. The 63-voiced choir will sing a con-cert of both sacred and secular music. Members of “Voices from the Heart,” which is host-ing the South African choir’s Portsmouth visit, will join them for two songs. “We're so very excited to welcome this choir to Portsmouth,” says Voices' Direc-tor, Joanne Connolly. “We are hoping to plan a musical tour to South Africa and now, South Africa is coming to us!! This is such an opportunity and honor for Voices, and such a musical gift to the Seacoast!”

“In 2001, Sharing a New Song, a greater Boston-based community chorus, travelled to Piketberg, in the Berg River dis-trict of South Africa, to sing with a choir from the local Dutch Reformed Church, which had black members only,” Connolly recounted. “While the nearby

whites-only Dutch Reformed church collaborated on this ex-change by hosting the Ameri-cans in their homes and feeding them lunch, almost no members of that church attended the con-cert,” she said.

“However, the concert itself was so successful, that the white church asked if they could host the combined choirs when Sharing a New Song returned in 2012,” Connolly continued. “This time, everyone was in-vited to the white church and all singers were served supper. It was the first time that blacks were in the white church. Al-though apartheid legally ended in 1991, many vestiges of that separation still exist today. Even more amazing, the leaders of the white church then asked if the singers would join them in December of that year to sing a joint Christmas concert there. That began a remarkable col-laboration between these two choirs, one that was repeated

of “Huzzah, Huzzah!” Songs from England, Ireland, Africa, Germany and France, from the famous Leonard Cohen, “Hal-lelujah” to South African songs of celebration and joy!

“We're very excited to have a guest conductor, sing-ing with us, and conducting an exciting Ghanian piece,” says Director Joanne Connolly. “Ben Amakye-Boateng is with

us from Ghana just this semes-ter. He is a visiting scholar and musician working with UNH. It's been a wonderful cultural exchange having Ben with us.”

Tickets are $10 in ad-vance, $12 at the door. Tickets are available at Riverrun Book-store in Portsmouth and on line at brownpapertickets.com. Contact Con Tutti at 207-451-9346 with any questions.

LeAnn Rimes has sold more than 40 million albums, won two Grammy Awards, three Academy of Country Music Awards and 12 Billboard Music Awards. Rimes is the youngest recipient of a Grammy Award and was also the first country recording artist to win in the “Best New Artist” catego-ry. Rimes has placed 42 singles on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, 13 of which are top-10 hits and has scored nu-merous hit singles in her career, including Can’t Fight the Moon-light, which went #1 in 11 coun-tries and How Do I Live, which is the second longest charting song ever on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Rimes released more than eleven studio albums, three compilation albums and two greatest hits albums in her illus-trious career.

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Celebrate the Season at South Church

South Africa’s “Berg River Choir” joins “Voices From the Heart” for concert on December 10 at South Church in Portsmouth.

South African Chorus Sings with “Voices From the Heart”

Le Ann Rimes performs at Rochester Opera House.

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Friday, December 5Dollar Deal Night at Children’s MuseumThe Children’s Museum of NH, 6 Washington Street, Dover, will host its monthly Dollar Deal Night from 5:30 t0 8 p.m. The entire museum is open for special evening hours and visitors pay just $1 per person admission, thanks to funding support from the Citizens Bank Foundation. The $1 admission represents a 90% savings over regular admission, and offers families a fun opportunity for cre-ative play before bedtime. FMI: 603-742-2002 or www.childrens-museum.org.

Saturday, December 6Holiday Craft FairThe 22nd Annual Holiday Craft Fair sponsored by the Somer-sworth Festival Association will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Somersworth High School. The fair features over 150 of the best crafters in all of NH, Maine, Ver-mont, Mass and even RI. Plenty of parking; food will be served by the Board members of the Festival Association. FMI: Sue at 603-692-5869.

Winter Craft MarketsVisit the indoor Winter Craft Mar-kets at Wentworth Greenhouses, 141 Rollins Road, in Rollinsford. The Craft Markets consist of ap-proximately 20 juried craftsmen, and run 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Remaining Craft Market dates are Dec. 20, Jan. 24, Feb. 14, and March 14.

Chamber Seeking Nominations for AwardsThe Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce is accepting nomina-tions now for their Business of the

Year, Citizen of the Year, Non-Profit of the Year and Volunteer of the Year awards. Winners will be announced at the Annual Awards Dinner in late January. Nomination Deadline Friday, Dec. 12. FMI: 603-742 2218 or www.dovernh.org.

Christmas Fair and Cookie Walk Hosted by Christ Episcopal Church, 1035 Lafayette Road in Portsmouth, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Fair trade items, baked goods, jewelry, all kinds of crafts, gently used white elephant items, silent auction baskets, raffles, knitted items. Something for everyone!

Sunday, December 7New Hampshire Gay Men's Chorus Performs its spectacular 17th annual holiday concert, "A Bliz-zard of Seasonal Songs." Features the most beautiful sounds of the season in four-part harmony -- traditional Christmas favorites, Hanukkah songs, and holiday harmonies. At 4 p.m., at Christ Episcopal Church, 1035 Lafay-ette Road, Portsmouth. FMI and tickets: www.nhgmc.com.

Wednesday, December 10Garden Club LuncheonThe Portsmouth Garden Club will hold its annual holiday luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Held at Wentworth by the Sea Country Club, 60 Went-worth Road, Rye.

Saturday, December 13Wreaths Across America CeremonyEvent honors Revolutionary War Veterans and will be held at Winter

Street Cemetery in Exeter at noon. A brief ceremony will be followed by the placing of wreaths on the patriots’ graves donated by Exeter Chapter Daughters of the Ameri-can Revolution (DAR). All who attend are welcome to help place the wreaths. FMI: visit http://exeter.nhsodar.org.

Sunday, December 14Eckankar Community HU ChantsHeld at 10 a.m. and continuing on the second Sunday of each month at the Hampton Inn, 9 Hotel Drive, Dover. Event is free. FMI: 800-713-8944 or www.eckankar-nh.org.

Strafford Wind Symphony in ConcertRing in the season at the Roch-ester Opera House at 6:30 p.m. with this Holiday Pops Concert. Musical highlights from Disney feature “Frozen” and other Christ-mas favorites conducted by Bruce Gatchell. Gift basket raffle. Tickets $12/adults; $7/kids under 12, avail-able at the door or call 603-335-1992. Opera house is located at 31 Wakefield St, Rochester.

Dover Public LibraryLibrary Movie ScheduleSaturday Matinees are held in the Library Lecture Hall every Sat-urday at 2 p.m. The schedule is as follows: December 6 - “Dawn of the Planet of the Apes,” PG13; December 13 - “Guardians of the Galaxy,” PG13; December 20- “Muppet Christmas Carol,” G; De-cember 27 - “Dolphin Tale 2,” PG.

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

Rye Public LibraryKamala SoundThe library welcomes local flute

ensemble Kamala Sound at 4:40 p.m. on December 11, for a musi-cal celebration of the season. The Kamala Sound Flute Ensemble will play an assortment of world music with a Holiday flair. The ensemble was founded in 2012 and is led by flutist, Ellen Rondina, of Eliot, ME, and currently has six additional active members from the Maine and NH seacoast: Kibbie Straw of Fremont, Sherry Rega of York, ME, Roseanna Drysdale of Durham, Laurel Crawford of Exeter, Karen Smith of Portsmouth, and Colleen Rosenthal of Stratham.

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

community service organiza-tions. This year, they are Cross Roads House, which serves homeless families and the Sea-coast Family Food Pantry.

Wanda Fontaine, Assistant Vice President/Assistant Opera-tions Officer at the Bank, is head of the holiday giving campaign this year. Fontaine said, “We are so proud of our Spirit of Giving campaign. Each year our Pisca-

PORTSMOUTH - The City of Portsmouth

is pleased to announce that the Downtown Portsmouth Park-ing Shuttle will be continuing to run Friday to Sunday until February 1, 2015. The City has been operating the Downtown Portsmouth Parking Shuttle since May. The shuttle cir-culates between the Connect Community Church (C3) park-ing lot on Market Street near Exit 7 on Route 95 and the Ha-nover Parking Garage on Ha-nover Street.

For the months of Novem-ber, December, and January the Parking Shuttle will no longer run on Thursdays, but will continue to operate on the cur-rent schedule for the weekends – Fridays and Saturdays from noon to 1:30 a.m., and Sundays

from noon to 10 p.m. The shut-tle loops every 10 minutes and parking is free at the C3 Lot.

According to Peter Rice, Director of Public Works, there has been sustained interest in the shuttle and public support for continuing the service into the winter. “While we initially planned to operate this service only in the summer, we contin-ue to receive positive feedback from the riders as well as from employees, downtown patrons, business owners and the gener-al public on this pilot program. Extending the hours into the winter will give us an oppor-tunity to continue to evaluate demand for this service during the shoulder seasons.”

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taqua family wants to do more for the community. We look for-ward to serving those less fortu-nate during the holiday season.”

Drop boxes for the organi-zations are available inside the Bank lobby on Pleasant Street in Portsmouth. You can help make this year a happier holiday for countless Seacoast families by bringing your donations into Piscataqua Savings Bank.

The Wish List includes: monetary donations, gas cards,

hats, gloves and mittens, un-dergarments, personal hygiene products, non-perishable foods. Visit www.piscataqua.com for a complete listing.

Drop boxes are filled and delivered to the appropriate agency as needed. Donations are welcome anytime during the Bank’s Main Lobby hours which are Monday – Thursday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

PORTSMOUTH -Piscataqua Savings Bank in

downtown Portsmouth has offi-cially launched its annual “Spirit

of Giving” campaign. For the tenth consecutive year the Bank has provided drop boxes to col-lect donations for two important

in December of 2013, and now on this trip to Belgium and the United States, this December.”

The “Berg River Choir,” or Bergrivierkoor in Afrikaans, is an initiative of Sherlock For-tuin in collaboration with choir leaders Alison Müller, Martin Domburg, Angeline Burrows, Edie Hendricks, Dennis Afrika, Albie Louw, and Gerty Paulsen. Prior to their visit to Ports-mouth, the choir will sing a joint concert with Sharing a New Song on Saturday, December 6 at the First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church in Arling-ton, Massachusetts and will also be singing at the State House in Boston.

Tickets are $12 at the door or $10 in advance at www.voices-fromtheheart.org, www.brown-papertickets.com or at the South Church office, hours Tuesday through Thursday, and Sunday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.. Email questions to [email protected] and look for updates on the Voices Facebook page.

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Weiss Ratings’ “A or Excel-lent” rating recognizes Service Credit Union as an outstanding financial institution offering exceptional financial stability for its more than 192,000 mem-bers. Weiss has awarded Service Credit Union with top ratings for several consecutive years.

Each quarter, Weiss Rat-ings evaluates the financial strength of more than 19,000 financial institutions, including life and annuity insurers, health insurers, property and casu-alty insurers, banks and credit unions.

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Warren Buffet, the “Oracle from Omaha,”

is considered one of the most successful investors in

history. Yet while the invest-ment world may seem com-plex, Mr. Buffet’s advice is ac-tually pretty simple. Here are a few Buffet quotes, along with some suggestions on putting them to use:

“Whether we’re talking about socks or stocks, I like buying quality merchandise when it is marked down.”

Essentially, this means you should look for good in-vestment vehicles whose price may have dropped. A “bear” market tends to drag down many stocks — even those with strong fundamentals and favorable prospects. These stocks might then be consid-ered “bargains.” One way to determine whether a stock is “expensive” or “cheap” is by looking at its price-to-earnings ratio (P/E). For example, if Company “A” has a share price of $20 and earnings per share of $4, then it has a P/E of 5. On the other hand, if Company “B” has the same share price of $20, but has earnings per share of $2, its P/E would be 10. So it would be considered more expensive than Compa-ny “A.” Be aware, though, that the P/E ratio works better as a measure of cost when you are comparing two companies in the same industry.

“Time is the friend of the wonderful business, the enemy of the mediocre.”

Be prepared to own qual-ity stocks for the long term; over time, your confidence may be re-warded. On the other hand, if an investment is not of high quality, its flaws will be revealed over the years.

“If investors insist on trying to time their participation in equities, they should try to be fearful when others are greedy and greedy only when others are fearful.”

Trying to “time” the market — that is, attempting to buy when prices are low and sell when prices are high — is a difficult task. Too many people do just the opposite: They try to “cut their losses” by selling when the market is down and then go after the “hot” investment whose price may already be as high as it’s going to go. Mr. Buffet clearly is not in favor of a market timing approach, and those who try to do it, he says, are probably better off by going against the crowd. Keep in mind, though, that even when holding invest-ments rather than trying to time the market, investing in equities does involve risk, including po-tential loss of principal.

“When we own portions of outstanding businesses with outstanding managements, our favorite holding period is forever.”

When should you sell good investments? Never, according to Mr. Buffet. And while this endless holding period may not be possible for all of us, you get the idea: the longer you keep a good investment, the better off

you may be when you do sell.

"The line separating investment and speculation, which is never bright and clear, becomes blurred still further when most market participants have recently enjoyed triumphs. Nothing sedates rationality like large

doses of effortless money.”The lesson here? Be an in-

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As an investor, you may

well want to consider Mr. Buffet’s ideas— after all, they’ve sure worked well for him.

This article was written by Edward Jones and sub-mitted by Financial Advisor Joseph Mittica. If you would like to reach Mittica, you can do so by calling 603-964-1947.

and stability,” says Gordon Sim-mons, President/CEO of Service Credit Union. “Our members’ money and financial future is of utmost importance to us and we value their trust in Service Credit Union.”

According to Weiss Rat-ings, the rating recognizes Ser-vice Credit Union as a “credit union offering outstanding fi-nancial stability for its members, vendors and employees.” The rating is “a true distinction.” Ser-vice Credit Union is considered to be among the elite with this rating distinction.

Weiss Ratings is the na-tion’s leading independent pro-

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Service Credit Union is a full service financial institu-tion serving anyone who lives or works in New Hampshire (excluding Coos County), 4 towns in Cape Cod, MA., and all branches of the U.S. Military and Department of Defense employees and their families. For more informa-tion, visit www.servicecu.org.

Local Credit Union Earns High Ratings

SEACOAST –An experiential learn-

ing organization in Exeter and Portsmouth, New Heights has been selected as one of 7 non-profit beneficiaries of “Spin-ning Generosity”, a 7-day char-ity event hosted by LizFit in Portsmouth.

For seven days beginning December 8, LizFit Owner Liz Forkel and her team of instruc-tors will teach a 50-minute spin class at Spinnaker Point Recre-ation Center with proceeds to benefit a different charity each day. New Heights will receive donations from the class held on Sunday, Dec.ember 14 at 9 a.m.

Executive Director Tracey Tucker expressed gratitude at the opportunity to again be asked by Forkel to participate in the innovative fundraiser.

PORTSMOUTH – Ten Thousand Villages, a

nonprofit retail store in Ports-mouth, is inviting the commu-nity to shop for the holidays and to benefit Families First Health & Support Center, from noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday, December 14.

The purchase of a unique, handcrafted gift from Ten Thou-sand Villages will not only sup-

port Families First, but will im-prove the livelihoods of artisans in Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Middle East. For more than 60 years, Ten Thousand Villages has established fair, long-term buying relationships in places where skilled artisans lack opportunities for stable income. All artisans are fairly paid for their products.

Fifteen percent of the after-noon’s proceeds will be donated to Families First, a community health center whose mission is to provide a broad range of health and family services to all, regard-less of ability to pay.

For details, visit www.Fam-iliesFirstSeacoast.org or call 603-422-8208. Ten Thousand Villages is at 87 Congress St., Portsmouth.

“We appreciate what Liz and her staff have done all the years they’ve hosted the event,” she said. “It will help us deliver more services to more youth, which is obviously huge.” “Spinning Generosity” raised $7,515 in 2011, $9,174 in 2012, and $13,680 in 2013 with the hope of topping $15,000 in 2014. There will be 24 spin bikes available and anyone can par-ticipate by spinning or donat-ing. Spinners are asked to make a minimum donation of $10 toward the designated charity. Donations may also be mailed directly to LizFit c/o Spinna-ker Point Recreation Center, 30 Spinnaker Way, Portsmouth.

To learn more about “Spinning Generosity”, visit www.lizfit.net. To learn more about New Heights, visit www.newheightsonline.org.

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Families First Fundraiser at Ten Thousand Villages

PORTSMOUTH -At the November meet-

ing of the Portsmouth Garden Club, members took part in a hands-on demonstration pre-sented by club member, Linda Gebhart. Members learned how to make moss balls using various succulents. Pictured here are Linda Gebhart, Susan O'Connor, Jean Bell and Judy Hawes.

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ROCHESTER -The Homemakers Health

Services has announced the ap-pointment of Joseph Wesley of Rochester as its new Skilled Team Manager.

As the Skilled Team Man-ager, Wesley’s responsibilities include supervising and oversee-ing the operation of services and processes of the Agency’s Skilled Team, assuring the delivery of the highest quality patient care services, monitoring compliance of clinical activities and func-tions with external regulatory guidelines and for assessing and assuring the quality and accu-racy of all Medicare and Non-Medicare claims submitted for payment.

“We’re pleased and fortu-nate to have someone with Joe’s education and significant health care experience to work collab-oratively with our Rehabilitative Services Manager and to lead our clinical health team of visit-ing nurses, home health aides and personal care providers,” says Heidi Morrison, CEO of The Homemakers Health Servic-es. “He will definitely be an asset to our Agency and the people we serve.”

Wesley, who holds a Bach-elor of Science degree in Business

SOMERSWORTH –Goodwin Community

Health is pleased to announce Joann Buonomano, M.D. and Alejandra Martin, MSPA-C, as the latest additions to its medical team.

Dr. Buonomano will be ac-cepting new patients. She comes to Goodwin after spending 19 years as a rural family doctor at Ossipee Family Medicine, a sat-ellite office of Huggins Hospital in Carroll County, New Hamp-shire.

Throughout her career, she has provided medical services for hospital inpatients, has delivered over 500 babies and has worked with a large community health center in North Carolina, serv-ing a Native American popula-tion. Dr. Buonomano graduated from Boston University School of Medicine and completed her family medicine residency in Fayetteville, North Carolina. She is a fellow in the American Academy of Family Practice and has recently participated in the Academy’s yearly medical del-egation trip to Haiti.

Alejandra Martin, MSPA-C, joins Goodwin Community

DOVER – Families raising chil-

dren on the autism spectrum are invited to the Children's Museum of New Hampshire, 6 Washington Street, Dover, for a free visit on Sunday, De-cember 7 from 10 a.m. to noon. The museum's “Exploring Our Way” Autism Partnership Pro-gram offers a monthly oppor-tunity for families to explore the museum when it is closed to the general public. These monthly sessions are gener-ously sponsored by the Abbie F. Moseley Charitable Trust.

During the school year, “Exploring Our Way” is held on the first Sunday of each month. At each session, fami-lies with children with Autism Spectrum Disorders are in-vited to visit the museum at no cost. A different regional expert is on hand at each ses-sion to answer questions and provide resources to families.

Paula Rais, Vice Presi-dent of Development and Community Engagement for the Children’s Museum of NH, stated that the program

has been very well received. “Since we began this program more than four years ago, we have been averaging nearly 100 people at each monthly session,” she said. “Feedback from partici-pants has been overwhelmingly positive. We are delighted to be able to provide a community setting where the whole family feels comfortable and has fun together.”

“Exploring Our Way” takes place when the Children’s Museum is closed to the public and offers families a chance to explore the museum together, with support as needed from museum staff, trained volun-teers, and special materials that include mapping tools and social stories. No reservations are necessary, and families are welcome to stay and play after the museum opens to the public at noon.

The program began in March 2010 with inaugural funding from the Cogswell Be-nevolent Trust. For more in-formation, please contact pro-gram coordinator Paula Rais at [email protected].

Management from Granite State College in Concord, brings both clinical and business manage-ment skills to The Homemak-ers Health Services. Trained as a Hospital Corpsman with the U.S. Navy and as a Field Medi-cal Technician with the U.S. Marine Corps, Wesley brings to the Agency strong emergency medicine and combat emergency medicine skills; as well as ex-perience in a variety of settings including occupational health, family practice, pharmacy, labo-ratory and medical records.

Prior to his position with The Homemakers Health Ser-vices, Wesley served as a Refer-ral Specialist/Benefits Counselor at the Naval Health Clinic New England in Portsmouth, coordi-nating the specialty health care

needs of active duty military members and their families; and processing and appointing referrals from the Naval Health Clinic to specialists in and out of the military’s TRICARE network. He also served as a Pharmacy Technician at the Naval Health Clinic New Eng-land in Portsmouth.

As a former board member and treasurer of St. Johns Community Day School in Wakefield, Wesley oversaw all financial activity for the nonprofit organization, includ-ing the preparation of all finan-cial statements, cash flow state-ments and annual budgets.

“I am proud and excited to take up this new challenge, which combines my nonprofit, business management and clin-ical experience,” says Wesley. Working together with the dedicated support of employees and the Board of Directors, I am confident that The Home-makers Health Services will continue to grow while provid-ing quality, professional and paraprofessional health care services to people in our com-munity.”

For more information, call 603-335-1770 or visit www.TheHomemakers.org.

in family medicine for all ages and is Bilingual with native fluency in Spanish.

Additionally, Goodwin Community Health has added several new members to its Board of Directors. The Board welcomes Kirsten Jones, Ally-son Hicks, and Don Chick.

New patient appoint-ments with Dr. Buonomano and Alejandra can be made by calling 603-749-2346 or vis-iting Goodwin Community Health at 311 Route 108, Som-ersworth.

For more information, visit www.GoodwinCH.org on Facebook.

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Mary Doane, the founder of Mary’s Dogs, is pleased her rescue and adoption organiza-tion has grown from her home in Deerfield to a two-story, 1800s federal-style house and property along Route 4 in Northwood near Coe-Brown Academy.

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Doane supported the law but knew when it was passed by the New Hampshire legislature that her operating model would have to change – and would re-quire an actual facility rather than the improvised methods she had employed since found-ing Mary’s Dogs in 2011.

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The International City/County Management Asso-ciation (ICMA) has recognized Dover for its performance man-agement efforts with a Certifi-cate of Achievement from the ICMA Center for Performance Analytics.

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ICMA assesses a local gov-ernment’s performance manage-ment program and encourages analysis of results by compar-ing to peers and gauging perfor-mance over time. Performance management aids in cost reduc-tion, program prioritization, and quality improvement. It also encourages accountability and transparency. Certificates are awarded at the levels of Achieve-ment, Distinction, and Excel-lence. Dover is among nine juris-dictions receiving the Certificate of Achievement, and one of 49 recognized overall.

Criteria for the Certificate of Achievement include: Report-

NORTH HAMPTON – A company founded by two

local entrepreneurs conducts its business by conscientiously lead-ing and helping others to embrace their better selves, a synergy that has the potential to help more than just the company and those involved.

“‘Get it Going’ is a way of life. We are a company inspiring people to take action. We believe everyone has a ‘GiG’ something they are passionate about doing. Our message is simple, go for it, ‘Get it Going,’” says co-owner, Jill Spring of ‘Get it Going’, a lifestyle and apparel company. “Our GiG is this company. And we’re having a great time getting it going.”

‘Get it Going’ sells respon-sibly sourced, made-in-the-USA apparel and goods, including T-shirts, hoodies, tank tops, and long sleeve shirts. Spring and Goyette established the company to spread and encourage positive movement in the community and beyond. Their initial focus will be on road race, fundraiser and event tees and apparel.

“It’s a natural initial fit,” explains Natasha. “There are so many races and events that have fundraising for a worthy cause at the forefront and we say,

PORTSMOUTH – Purely Organic Lawn Care

was started in 2003 when owner Jay Palladino made an unfor-tunate connection between his golden retriever getting sick and the newly-applied fertilizer on the lawn at his Kensington home.

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“We were ahead of our time,” he said. “Most people pre-ferred using chemicals and didn’t give much thought to what it was doing to the water supply or the health of their family.”

Consumer awareness about chemicals on lawns has chan-ged dramatically in the past few

ing of performance data to the public through budgets, news-letters, and/or information pro-vided to elected officials; data verification efforts to ensure reli-ability; and staff training.

City of Dover Director of Planning and Community De-velopment Christopher Parker, AICP, said the Certificate of Achievement is recognition of Dover’s longstanding commit-ment to a management frame-work that instills performance excellence. “We’re pleased to be recognized by ICMA for perfor-mance management excellence,” Parker said. “All City of Dover staff are dedicated to a core set of values that dictate how we oper-ate, including customer-focused service, integrity, innovation, accountability and stewardship. These core values are the foun-dation of our mission to provide affordable, high-quality munici-pal services and responsive local government.”

Parker added the City of Dover continually reviews its operations and performance metrics to maintain and improve efficiency. “We regularly review our metrics to better assess and improve customer service,” Parker said. “In addition, this information is shared with elect-ed officials and the public. The City’s website includes several years of best practices recogni-tion, much of which is the result of our continued assessment of services, and City Manager J. Michael Joyal, Jr., includes even more detailed information in his report to the City Council each month. These reports are also available to the public online.”

Dover is one of fewer than 10 communities nationwide to receive the Certificate of Achievement from the ICMA Center for Performance Analyt-ics.

“It’s rewarding to be rec-ognized as one of a handful of communities that excels at best practices in performance man-agement,” City Manager J. Mi-chael Joyal, Jr. said. “Although we’re constantly evaluating how we can improve customer ser-vice, this recognition is the result of the hard work and dedication of City staff and department leaders committed to the City’s mission and core values.”

For more information, please visit icma.org/performan-ceinsights.

“yes” lets do it right and make the whole race or event positive and sustainable. If you are organiz-ing a 5k to fund your sisters battle with cancer or a wine tasting to support a food pantry, why not be sure your event tees are in line with your mission?”

‘Get it Going’ shares the inspiring stories of their “GiG-stars”, charitable events, and ap-parel. As part of their mission to be a transparent company they are blogging about their personal stories, bloopers, learning-curve challenges, and small successes they experience daily as a new business.

‘Get it Going’ is a culmina-

tion of a decade Spring and Goy-ette each spent traveling and ex-ploring the world. “Neither of us took the road most traveled,” says Goyette. “We definitely lived a ‘Get-it-Going’ lifestyle long before this ‘business’ idea came to mind.”

Goyette’s “Get it Going” moment? Following the loss of her family friend’s triplets, it sud-denly struck her: Why not trans-form this tragedy into something palpable, powerful and positive? A few phone calls later, Goyette had set in motion a memorial in honor of the Wilkins’ boys.

For more information, visit www.getitgoingusa.com.

years. Palladino said the shift has led to major growth spurts in resi-dential and commercial demand for safer and greener lawn care.

And the 2014 summer lawn season has proven to be the bu-siest yet. With licenses to opera-te in NH, Maine and Mass., the company handles a wide range of regional lawn care and land-scaping assignments – from ticks and mosquitos, to grubs and snow in the winter. They also offers weed and crabgrass mana-gement, aeration, soil enhance-ment and soil testing as well as

lime applications; all of it done with an eye on minimal environ-mental impact.

The organic lawn care mo-vement is anything but a passing fad as more states and municipa-lities demand fewer chemicals in fertilizers due to increased con-cern about run-off into the water table or fragile aquatic ecosy-stems. For instance, New Castle is looking to restrict fertilizer use on lawns in shoreland and wet-land zones.

Last year, Purely Organic introduced a hybrid solution to

their treatments after finding that there is not always an orga-nic solution to every lawn issue.

“What the hybrid program does is allows us to use traditio-nal control products only when we feel it absolutely necessary,” said Jason Lefebvre of Purely Organic.

Even when using the hybrid program, Purely Organic mai-ntains its initial goal of keeping the environmental risks to a minimum. The hybrid program is still 75 percent natural/orga-nic. And once a property starts to return to a satisfactory state, treatments can be switched from the hybrid program to the orga-nic program.

Palladino decided a few years ago, to make it an employ-ee-owned operation giving ow-nership stakes to employees as re-cognition for their contributions.

For more info on Purely Organic visit www.purelyorga-niclawncare.com.

Dover Lauded For Performance Management Excellence

‘Get It Going’ Group ready for an event.

‘Get It Going’ Introduces New & Inspiring Way To Do Business

Purely Organic proves what was once trailblazing has become the norm.

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1-877-395-FORD or 1-207-363-2483Online @ www.StarkeyFord.com

NEWOR

USEDYou’ll ALWAYS

do better atStarkey’s!

*72 months at 4.99% and $4,999 down with approved credit. All prices reflect all factory rebates to dealer.

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$19,999 ONLY $243 /MO*

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MSRP ON ALL REMAINING IN STOCK

NEW 2014 F-150sSTARTING AT

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UP TO

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GSS Dec. 5, 2014

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