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New Hampshire and South Coast Maine.
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All hail Richard Rogers who preserved this land in the 1950s for public use. Today it is among the nicest flat and easy woodland walks in the Piscataqua River region – and dogs are welcomed – as long as they and their masters behave.
You can’t do better than half and full-day tours with "The Lighthouse Guy" himself. Expert Jeremy D’Entremont will take you and your family around and inside the local lighthouses from New Hampshire to Portland, Maine. It’s new and exciting and you travel in luxury.
In this episode, the Great Balkini gets a blowout on a lonely Maine road on a freezing day. Things are looking bad. Could this be curtains for our hero? Enter a new technology that has been a long time coming. Read on.
What happens when a largely monogamous cyclist meets a strangely appealing new ride? Columnist David Balkin compares the new "Ugly Betty" Trek Madone and finds her hauntingly appealing. Can he resist? Read on riders.
What a mess. The 2007 Tour de France is over and there are bodies everywhere. But don’t be too quick to rush to the guillotine. The Great Balkini suggests that sports fans ready to throw stones, should also live in transparent houses.
The Portsmouth Herald logo is up for sale. The US Coast Guard has no more use for Whaleback Light that stands in the middle of Portsmouth Harbor on the Kittery side. Lighthouse must be taken as is – and it’s going to cost a bundle to maintain.
Burlington, VT
Est 1857, present towers built in 2003
A lighthouse in Vermont? The latest additions to the lighthouses of New England’s "West Coast," these historic reproductions add interest to Burlington, Vermont’s vibrant waterfront.
Three quarters of mile through poison ivy, angry gulls, rocks and bracken. And yet one of the most beautiful treks in the Seacoast. Privately owned and lovingly maintained by volunteers, this is the Isles of Shoals as it has been for centuries, perhaps millennia. We are there now. Come visit.
It is gone now, irreparably damaged by a storm in 1935. But it remains known for its famous manager. Captain Charles H. Hinckley was known as the shortest lighthouse keeper in the world.
Here’s why it is a very big deal for the seacoast region to officially declare itself "bicycle friendly". Just taking the pledge, even with no money or changes to the status quo, is the first step toward making a big difference in tourism and environmental issues.
Sea Dogs: Celebrating 15 Years May 13, 2008 PORTLAND -- Charlie Eshbach, President/General Manager, Portland Sea Dogs, will celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Sea Dogs with the publication of a new history of the team, “The Portland Sea Dogs: Images of Baseball.” FREE
LIVESTRONG Day May 13, 2008 EXETER -- Wear yellow. Honor and support people affected by cancer in our community. Enjoy a new exhibition of art by cancer survivors. Learn about the Lance Armstrong Foundation's programs to unite people to fight cancer, and meet a member of the LAF s...
Be a Herbal Apprentice Course May 14, 2008 CANTERBURY -- Fee: $175, members $160
Drive away the winter blues by delving into herbology. This course provides hands on experiences, making tinctures, soaps and herbal salts, for example, to connect you with the early spring. We will also concentrat...
American Independence Museum's Opening Day May 14, 2008 The American Independence Museum opens for the season in Historic Exeter, New Hampshire. Museum hours are 10am to 4pm, with the last tours at 3:30pm.
Veggie Teens and Raw Food May 14, 2008 EXETER -- Raise Your Vibe Wednesdays at Blue Moon. Blue Moon Natural Foods, 8 Clifford Street, Exeter, sees this spring as an opportunity to explore what each of us can do to make healthful choices for people and the planet. Some of these solutions com...
Writer Louise Erdrich May 14, 2008 PORTSMOUTH -- One of the most gifted, prolific and challenging of contemporary Native American novelists, Award-winning novelist Louise Erdrich will be a part of our Writers on a New England Stage series on May 14. Her new original novel The Plague of D...
Lighthouse Buffet Dinner May 16, 2008 The main event this evening will be the American Lighthouse Foundation's first “Lighthouse Trivia Challenge.” This will be a Jeopardy-style competition, complete with buzzers and sound effects. The winners of the early games will compete in a final roun...
Meteors, Meteorites and Comets May 16, 2008 CONCORD -- Planetarium Educator Bob Veilleux will explain why you can collect meteorites - but not meteors or comets. Learn about these fascinating solar system interlopers, where they come from, how you can see them, and how they are related. See and...
Mother Courage May 16 - 17, 2008 Our mainstage season wraps up in May with the Senior Youth Repertory Company production of Bertolt Brecht’s epic masterpiece Mother Courage and Her Children. Through Brecht’s stark vision, the play relentlessly questions the distinctions between war, bu...
Books & Blooms Sale May 17, 2008 BRENTWOOD -- Our Annual Books & Blooms Sale is scheduled for Saturday, May 17th from 9 - 11:30 am! Come to the Mary Bartlett Library, 22 Dalton Road in Brentwood, to purchase lots of books for little money - and purchase great plants at great prices. Pl...
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Burlington, VT
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