March is.................
Irish American Month
Music in Our Schools Month
National Craft Month
National Frozen Food Month
National Irish American Heritage Month- designated by Congress in 1995.
National Nutrition Month
National Peanut Month
National Women's History Month
Poetry Month
Red Cross Month
Social Workers Month
Did you Know? March was named for the Roman God "Mars"
Week Celebrations:
2nd Week National Bubble Week
2nd Week Crochet Week
1 National Pig Day
1 Peanut Butter Lovers' Day
2 Old Stuff Day
3 I Want You to be Happy Day
3 If Pets Had Thumbs Day
3 National Anthem Day
3 Peach Blossom Day
4 Holy Experiment Day
4 Hug a GI Day
5 Multiple Personality Day
6 Dentist's Day
6 National Frozen Food Day
6 National Salesperson Day - first Friday in the month
7 National Crown Roast of Pork Day
8 Be Nasty Day ..let's ignore this one please!
8 International (Working) Women's Day
9 Employee Appreciation Day
9 Panic Day
10 Middle Name Pride Day
11 Johnny Appleseed Day
11 Worship of Tools Day - guys, you can relate
12 Girl Scouts Day
12 Plant a Flower Day
13 Ear Muff Day
13 Jewel Day
14 Learn about Butterflies Day
14 National Potato Chip Day
14 National Pi Day- Why today? Because today is 3.14, the value of Pi.
14 National Quilting Day - third Saturday of month
15 Everything You Think is Wrong Day
15 Ides of March
15 Incredible Kid Day
15 Dumbstruck Day
16 Everything You Do is Right Day
16 Freedom of Information Day
17 Submarine Day - the hero sandwich or the boat??
17 Saint Patrick's Day
18 Goddess of Fertility Day
18 Supreme Sacrifice Day
19 Poultry Day
20 International Earth Day
20 Extraterrestrial Abductions Day
20 Proposal Day
21 Fragrance Day
22 National Goof Off Day
23 National Chip and Dip Day
23 Near Miss Day
24 National Chocolate Covered Raisin Day
25 Pecan Day
25 Waffle Day
26 Make Up Your Own Holiday Day
27 National "Joe" Day
28 Something on a Stick Day
29 National Mom and Pop Business Owners Day
29 Smoke and Mirrors Day
30 National Doctor's Day
30 I am in Control Day
30 Take a Walk in the Park Day
31 Bunsen Burner Day
31 National Clam on the Half Shell Day
3.02.2009
1.28.2009
Newport Winter Carnival 2009
WINTER CARNIVAL 2009
February 11-15, 2009
Winter Carnival Schedule of Events
updated Friday, January 23, 2009 @ 10:30am
February 11-15, 2009
Winter Carnival Schedule of Events
updated Friday, January 23, 2009 @ 10:30am
A Night on Broadway
Cabin Fever???
Newport Recreation Department
Newport Opera House Association
Performance center featuring live entertainment and community-based events
20 Main StreetPO Box 351Newport, NH 03773603-863-2412 fax: 603-863-4861
Performance center featuring live entertainment and community-based events
20 Main StreetPO Box 351Newport, NH 03773603-863-2412 fax: 603-863-4861
Eastman Cross Country Center
6 ClubHouse LaneGrantham, NH 03753603-863-4500
6 ClubHouse LaneGrantham, NH 03753603-863-4500
Grantham Indoor
An indoor sports facility, including indoor golf.
163 Yankee Barn RoadPO Box 739Grantham, NH 03753603-865-9800 fax: 603-865-9810http://www.granthamindoor.com/mailto:603-865-9810www.granthamindoor.cominfogi@fcgnetworks.com
An indoor sports facility, including indoor golf.
163 Yankee Barn RoadPO Box 739Grantham, NH 03753603-865-9800 fax: 603-865-9810http://www.granthamindoor.com/mailto:603-865-9810www.granthamindoor.cominfogi@fcgnetworks.com
Mount Sunapee Resort
1398 Route 103PO Box 2021Newbury, NH 03255603-763-2356
1398 Route 103PO Box 2021Newbury, NH 03255603-763-2356
Sunset Lanes
13 John Stark HighwayPO Box 178Newport, NH 03773603-863-5086
13 John Stark HighwayPO Box 178Newport, NH 03773603-863-5086
Newport Area Chamber of Commerce, Inc. 2 North Main Street, Newport NH 03773603-863-1510
January is:
National Blood Donor Month
National Braille Literacy Month
National Hobby Month
Hot Tea Month
National Oatmeal Month
National Soup Month
Week Celebrations:
2nd Week Letter Writing Week
Each Day:
1 New Year's Day
2 Run up the Flagpole and See if Anyone Salutes Day
3 Festival of Sleep Day
3 Fruitcake Toss Day
3 Humiliation Day
4 Trivia Day
5 National Bird Day
6 Bean Day
6 Cuddle Up Day
7 Old Rock Day
8 Bubble Bath Day
8 Male Watcher's Day
9 Play God Day
10 Peculiar People Day
11 Step in a Puddle and Splash Your Friend's Day
12 Feast of Fabulous Wild Men Day
12 National Pharmacist Day
13 International Skeptics Day
13 Make Your Dream Come True Day
14 Dress Up Your Pet Day
15 National Hat Day
16 National Nothing Day
17 Ditch New Years Resolutions Day
18 Thesaurus Day
18 Winnie the Pooh Day -The Birthday of Winnie's author A.A. Milne
19 Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday , celebrated on the third Monday
19 National Popcorn Day
20 National Buttercrunch Day
20 Penguin Awareness Day
21 National Hugging Day
21 Squirrel Appreciation Day
22 National Blonde Brownie Day
23 National Pie Day
23 National Handwriting Day
23 Measure Your Feet Day- we only ask...."Why!?!"
24 Beer Can Appreciation Day
24 Compliment Day
25 Opposite Day
26 Spouse's Day and Chinese New Year..H-E-L-L-O!
27 Chocolate Cake Day
27 Punch the Clock Day
28 Fun at Work Day
28 National Kazoo Day
29 National Puzzle Day
29 National Cornchip Day
30 National Inane Answering Message Day
31 Backward Day
31 Inspire Your Heart with Art Day
National Blood Donor Month
National Braille Literacy Month
National Hobby Month
Hot Tea Month
National Oatmeal Month
National Soup Month
Week Celebrations:
2nd Week Letter Writing Week
Each Day:
1 New Year's Day
2 Run up the Flagpole and See if Anyone Salutes Day
3 Festival of Sleep Day
3 Fruitcake Toss Day
3 Humiliation Day
4 Trivia Day
5 National Bird Day
6 Bean Day
6 Cuddle Up Day
7 Old Rock Day
8 Bubble Bath Day
8 Male Watcher's Day
9 Play God Day
10 Peculiar People Day
11 Step in a Puddle and Splash Your Friend's Day
12 Feast of Fabulous Wild Men Day
12 National Pharmacist Day
13 International Skeptics Day
13 Make Your Dream Come True Day
14 Dress Up Your Pet Day
15 National Hat Day
16 National Nothing Day
17 Ditch New Years Resolutions Day
18 Thesaurus Day
18 Winnie the Pooh Day -The Birthday of Winnie's author A.A. Milne
19 Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday , celebrated on the third Monday
19 National Popcorn Day
20 National Buttercrunch Day
20 Penguin Awareness Day
21 National Hugging Day
21 Squirrel Appreciation Day
22 National Blonde Brownie Day
23 National Pie Day
23 National Handwriting Day
23 Measure Your Feet Day- we only ask...."Why!?!"
24 Beer Can Appreciation Day
24 Compliment Day
25 Opposite Day
26 Spouse's Day and Chinese New Year..H-E-L-L-O!
27 Chocolate Cake Day
27 Punch the Clock Day
28 Fun at Work Day
28 National Kazoo Day
29 National Puzzle Day
29 National Cornchip Day
30 National Inane Answering Message Day
31 Backward Day
31 Inspire Your Heart with Art Day
12.07.2008
December Bizarre and Unique Holidays
Month: Bingo Month and Write a Friend Month
1 Eat a Red Apple Day
1 World Aids Awareness Day
2 National Fritters Day
3 National Roof over Your Head Day
4 Santas' List Day - we hope you are on the "Nice" list
4 Wear Brown Shoes Day
5 Bathtub Party Day
5 Repeal Day - The 21st Amendment ends Prohibition. I'll drink to that!
6 St. Nicholas Day
6 Mitten Tree Day
6 Put on your own Shoes Day
7 International Civil Aviation Day
7 Letter Writing Day
7 National Cotton Candy Day - would you like some fairy floss?
7 Pearl Harbor Day
8 Eid-Ul-Adha - date varies
8 National Brownie Day
8 Take it in the Ear Day
9 Christmas Card Day
9 National Pastry Day
10 Human Rights Day
11 National Noodle Ring Day
12 National Ding-a-Ling Day
12 Poinsettia Day
13 Ice Cream Day
13 Violin Day
14 International Children's Day - Second Sunday in December
14 National Bouillabaisse Day
15 Bill of Rights Day
15 National Lemon Cupcake Day
16 National Chocolate Covered Anything Day
17 National Maple Syrup Day
18 Bake Cookies Day
18 National Roast Suckling Pig Day
19 Look for an Evergreen Day
19 Oatmeal Muffin Day
20 Go Caroling Day
21 Forefather's Day
21 Humbug Day
21 National Flashlight Day
21 Look on the Bright Side Day
22 National Date Nut Bread Day - or September 8!?
23 Roots Day
24 National Chocolate Day
24 National Egg Nog Day
25 Christmas Day
25 National Pumpkin Pie Day for recipes see Pumpkin Nook 's Cookbook
26 Boxing Day
27 Make Cut Out Snowflakes Day
27 National Fruitcake Day
28 Card Playing Day
29 Pepper Pot Day
30 National Bicarbonate of Soda Day
31 Make Up Your Mind Day
31 New Year's Eve
31 Unlucky Day
1 Eat a Red Apple Day
1 World Aids Awareness Day
2 National Fritters Day
3 National Roof over Your Head Day
4 Santas' List Day - we hope you are on the "Nice" list
4 Wear Brown Shoes Day
5 Bathtub Party Day
5 Repeal Day - The 21st Amendment ends Prohibition. I'll drink to that!
6 St. Nicholas Day
6 Mitten Tree Day
6 Put on your own Shoes Day
7 International Civil Aviation Day
7 Letter Writing Day
7 National Cotton Candy Day - would you like some fairy floss?
7 Pearl Harbor Day
8 Eid-Ul-Adha - date varies
8 National Brownie Day
8 Take it in the Ear Day
9 Christmas Card Day
9 National Pastry Day
10 Human Rights Day
11 National Noodle Ring Day
12 National Ding-a-Ling Day
12 Poinsettia Day
13 Ice Cream Day
13 Violin Day
14 International Children's Day - Second Sunday in December
14 National Bouillabaisse Day
15 Bill of Rights Day
15 National Lemon Cupcake Day
16 National Chocolate Covered Anything Day
17 National Maple Syrup Day
18 Bake Cookies Day
18 National Roast Suckling Pig Day
19 Look for an Evergreen Day
19 Oatmeal Muffin Day
20 Go Caroling Day
21 Forefather's Day
21 Humbug Day
21 National Flashlight Day
21 Look on the Bright Side Day
22 National Date Nut Bread Day - or September 8!?
23 Roots Day
24 National Chocolate Day
24 National Egg Nog Day
25 Christmas Day
25 National Pumpkin Pie Day for recipes see Pumpkin Nook 's Cookbook
26 Boxing Day
27 Make Cut Out Snowflakes Day
27 National Fruitcake Day
28 Card Playing Day
29 Pepper Pot Day
30 National Bicarbonate of Soda Day
31 Make Up Your Mind Day
31 New Year's Eve
31 Unlucky Day
5.11.2008
3.31.2008
APRIL Important Dates to Remember
April, 2008
Month:
National Humor Month
International Guitar Month
Keep America Beautiful Month
Lawn and Garden Month
Poetry Month
National Pecan Month
National Welding Month
Records and Information Management Month
Stress Awareness Month
Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Weekly Celebrations:
Week 1 Library Week
Week 1 Read a Road Map Week.
Week 2 Garden Week
Week 3 Organize Your Files Week
Week 3 Medical Labs Week
Week 4 Administrative Assistants Week
Week 4 National Karaoke Week
Each Day:
1 April Fool's Day
1 International Tatting Day
2 Children's Book Day
2 National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day
2 Reconciliation Day
3 Don't Go to Work Unless it's Fun Day - we know your decision
3 Tweed Day
4 Hug a Newsman Day
4 National Walk to Work Day - first Friday of month
4 Walk Around Things Day
4 School Librarian Day
4 Tell a Lie Day
5 Go for Broke Day
6 Plan Your Epitaph Day - a little morbid if you ask me
6 Sorry Charlie Day
7 Caramel Popcorn Day - Most likely created by a popocorn maker, or an Ecard company.
7 No Housework Day -wait isint that every day
7 World Health Day
8 All is Ours Day
8 Draw a Picture of a Bird Day
9 Name Yourself Day I like Supermom
9 Winston Churchill Day
10 Golfer's Day
10 National Siblings Day
11 Eight Track Tape Day - do you remember those?
11 Barbershop Quartet Day
12 Big Wind Day - this day blows me away!
12 Russian Cosmonaut Day
13 Blame Someone Else Day
13 Scrabble Day
14 Ex Spouse Day
14 International Moment of Laughter Day
14 Look up at the Sky Day - don't you have anything better to do?
14 National Pecan Day
14 Reach as High as You Can Day
15 Rubber Eraser Day
15 Titanic Remembrance Day
16 National Eggs Benedict Day
16 National Librarian Day
16 National Stress Awareness Day
17 Blah, Blah, Blah Day
17 National Cheeseball Day
18 International Juggler's Day - also applies to multi tasking office workers
18 Newspaper Columnists Day
18 Pet Owners Independence Day
19 National Garlic Day
20 Look Alike Day
20 Volunteer Recognition Day
21 Kindergarten Day Yeah...I love this Day
21 Patriot's Day - third Monday of the month
22 Girl Scout Leader Day
22 National Jelly Bean Day aka Brittni's 20th Birthday
23 Lover's Day
23 National Zucchini Bread Day - they hold this at a time when you are not sick of all that zucchini.
23 Take a Chance Day
23 World Laboratory Day
12 Astronomy Day - date varies
24 Pig in a Blanket Day
25 East meets West Day
25 World Penguin Day
26 Executive Admin's Day (Secretary's Day)
26 Hug an Australian Day
26 National Pretzel Day
26 Richter Scale Day
27 Babe Ruth Day
27 National Prime Rib Day
27 Tell a Story Day
28 Great Poetry Reading Day
28 Kiss Your Mate Day - guys, do not forget this one. Kiss her, then read her some poetry.
29 Greenery Day
29 National Shrimp Scampi Day
30 Hairstyle Appreciation Day
30 National Honesty Day
Month:
National Humor Month
International Guitar Month
Keep America Beautiful Month
Lawn and Garden Month
Poetry Month
National Pecan Month
National Welding Month
Records and Information Management Month
Stress Awareness Month
Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Weekly Celebrations:
Week 1 Library Week
Week 1 Read a Road Map Week.
Week 2 Garden Week
Week 3 Organize Your Files Week
Week 3 Medical Labs Week
Week 4 Administrative Assistants Week
Week 4 National Karaoke Week
Each Day:
1 April Fool's Day
1 International Tatting Day
2 Children's Book Day
2 National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day
2 Reconciliation Day
3 Don't Go to Work Unless it's Fun Day - we know your decision
3 Tweed Day
4 Hug a Newsman Day
4 National Walk to Work Day - first Friday of month
4 Walk Around Things Day
4 School Librarian Day
4 Tell a Lie Day
5 Go for Broke Day
6 Plan Your Epitaph Day - a little morbid if you ask me
6 Sorry Charlie Day
7 Caramel Popcorn Day - Most likely created by a popocorn maker, or an Ecard company.
7 No Housework Day -wait isint that every day
7 World Health Day
8 All is Ours Day
8 Draw a Picture of a Bird Day
9 Name Yourself Day I like Supermom
9 Winston Churchill Day
10 Golfer's Day
10 National Siblings Day
11 Eight Track Tape Day - do you remember those?
11 Barbershop Quartet Day
12 Big Wind Day - this day blows me away!
12 Russian Cosmonaut Day
13 Blame Someone Else Day
13 Scrabble Day
14 Ex Spouse Day
14 International Moment of Laughter Day
14 Look up at the Sky Day - don't you have anything better to do?
14 National Pecan Day
14 Reach as High as You Can Day
15 Rubber Eraser Day
15 Titanic Remembrance Day
16 National Eggs Benedict Day
16 National Librarian Day
16 National Stress Awareness Day
17 Blah, Blah, Blah Day
17 National Cheeseball Day
18 International Juggler's Day - also applies to multi tasking office workers
18 Newspaper Columnists Day
18 Pet Owners Independence Day
19 National Garlic Day
20 Look Alike Day
20 Volunteer Recognition Day
21 Kindergarten Day Yeah...I love this Day
21 Patriot's Day - third Monday of the month
22 Girl Scout Leader Day
22 National Jelly Bean Day aka Brittni's 20th Birthday
23 Lover's Day
23 National Zucchini Bread Day - they hold this at a time when you are not sick of all that zucchini.
23 Take a Chance Day
23 World Laboratory Day
12 Astronomy Day - date varies
24 Pig in a Blanket Day
25 East meets West Day
25 World Penguin Day
26 Executive Admin's Day (Secretary's Day)
26 Hug an Australian Day
26 National Pretzel Day
26 Richter Scale Day
27 Babe Ruth Day
27 National Prime Rib Day
27 Tell a Story Day
28 Great Poetry Reading Day
28 Kiss Your Mate Day - guys, do not forget this one. Kiss her, then read her some poetry.
29 Greenery Day
29 National Shrimp Scampi Day
30 Hairstyle Appreciation Day
30 National Honesty Day
2.10.2008
February, 2008 Bizarre and Unique Holidays
Month:
American Heart Month
An Affair to Remember Month
Black History Month
Canned Food Month
Creative Romance Month
Great American Pie Month
National Cherry Month
National Children’s Dental Health Month
National Grapefruit Month
National Weddings Month
Weekly Celebrations:
3rd Week International Flirting Week
Each Day:
1 National Freedom Day
2 Ground Hog Day
2 Candlemas
3 The Day the Music Died - Buddy Holly, Richie Valens and the Big Bopper died in a plane crash in 1959.
4 Create a Vacuum Day
4 Thank a Mailman Day
5 National Weatherman's Day
6 Lame Duck Day
7 Wave All you Fingers at Your Neighbor Day
7 Send a Card to a Friend Day - obviously created by a card company
8 Boy Scout Day - celebrates the birthday of scouting
8 Kite Flying Day - in the middle of winter!?!
9 Toothache Day
10 Umbrella Day
11 Clean out Your Computer Day - second Monday of Month
11 Don't Cry over Spilled Milk Day
11 Make a Friend Day
11 White T-Shirt Day
12 Abraham Lincoln's Birthday
12 Plum Pudding Day
12 Winter Olympics - not 'til 2010
13 Get a Different Name Day
14 Ferris Wheel Day
14 National Organ Donor Day
14 Valentine's Day
15 Candlemas - on the Julian Calendar
15 National Gum Drop Day
15 Singles Awareness Day
16 Do a Grouch a Favor Day
17 Random Acts of Kindness Day
18 National Battery Day
18 President's Day - third Monday of month
19 National Chocolate Mint Day
20 Cherry Pie Day
20 Hoodie Hoo Day
20 Love Your Pet Day
21 Card Reading Day
22 George Washington's Birthday
22 Be Humble Day
22 Walking the Dog Day
22 International World Thinking Day
23 International Dog Biscuit Appreciation Day
23 Tennis Day
24 National Tortilla Chip Day
25 Pistol Patent Day
26 Carnival Day
26 National Pistachio Day - it's a nutty day!
26 Tell a Fairy Tale Day
27 Polar Bear Day
27 No Brainer Day - this day is for me!
28 Floral Design Day
28 Public Sleeping Day
28 National Tooth Fairy Day - and/or August 22
29 Leap Day (once every four years)
American Heart Month
An Affair to Remember Month
Black History Month
Canned Food Month
Creative Romance Month
Great American Pie Month
National Cherry Month
National Children’s Dental Health Month
National Grapefruit Month
National Weddings Month
Weekly Celebrations:
3rd Week International Flirting Week
Each Day:
1 National Freedom Day
2 Ground Hog Day
2 Candlemas
3 The Day the Music Died - Buddy Holly, Richie Valens and the Big Bopper died in a plane crash in 1959.
4 Create a Vacuum Day
4 Thank a Mailman Day
5 National Weatherman's Day
6 Lame Duck Day
7 Wave All you Fingers at Your Neighbor Day
7 Send a Card to a Friend Day - obviously created by a card company
8 Boy Scout Day - celebrates the birthday of scouting
8 Kite Flying Day - in the middle of winter!?!
9 Toothache Day
10 Umbrella Day
11 Clean out Your Computer Day - second Monday of Month
11 Don't Cry over Spilled Milk Day
11 Make a Friend Day
11 White T-Shirt Day
12 Abraham Lincoln's Birthday
12 Plum Pudding Day
12 Winter Olympics - not 'til 2010
13 Get a Different Name Day
14 Ferris Wheel Day
14 National Organ Donor Day
14 Valentine's Day
15 Candlemas - on the Julian Calendar
15 National Gum Drop Day
15 Singles Awareness Day
16 Do a Grouch a Favor Day
17 Random Acts of Kindness Day
18 National Battery Day
18 President's Day - third Monday of month
19 National Chocolate Mint Day
20 Cherry Pie Day
20 Hoodie Hoo Day
20 Love Your Pet Day
21 Card Reading Day
22 George Washington's Birthday
22 Be Humble Day
22 Walking the Dog Day
22 International World Thinking Day
23 International Dog Biscuit Appreciation Day
23 Tennis Day
24 National Tortilla Chip Day
25 Pistol Patent Day
26 Carnival Day
26 National Pistachio Day - it's a nutty day!
26 Tell a Fairy Tale Day
27 Polar Bear Day
27 No Brainer Day - this day is for me!
28 Floral Design Day
28 Public Sleeping Day
28 National Tooth Fairy Day - and/or August 22
29 Leap Day (once every four years)
2.09.2008
Newport Winter Carnival 2008
Saturday February 9th, 2008
7:00 AM – 10:00 AM Rotary Pancake Breakfast- Stone Church- All you can eat, Pancakes,Sausage. Great food, even better waitstaff. Adults $5.00 Kids $3.00.
9:00 AM- Sliding Party- Newport Moose Lodge- Bring your sleds and your Helmets to theMoose for a great sliding event. Put on by Women of the Moose. Ribbons.
10:00 AM- 7:00 PM- Open Skating – Town Common. Free skating, hot cocoa. Hut open all day.Free skate rentals. BBQ.
11:00-3:00- BBQ-Town Common- Newport Friends of Rec and the PTO present the greatsausage & burger fest! Come eat!
10:30 AM- Skate-a-thon – Town Common- Come try and break the record. 140 Laps in onehour! Ribbons and free hot dogs to all entrants.
11:00AM- 3:00 PM- Castle Bounce & Jousting, Town CommonBring the kids to bounce around in the medieval castle. If you are feeling a bit frisky, try yourhand at our joust competition.
11:00AM – 2:00 PM KUBB Medieval Stick Throwing Contest, Town CommonTry your hand at a game that has transcended time. A Scandinavian game of “throwing wood” isstill played with the world championships in Gotland, Sweden. Come and give it a try. Prizes. Nocharge.
11:00 AM- Ski Joring- Parlin Field- Separate Divisions: Open/ Locals/ Beginners. Carla Skinder 542-6065. Food vendors on site.
12:00 Noon- Annual Winter Carnival Parade- Assemble at 11:00 AM behind old SunocoStation on Elm Street. Chamber of Commerce/Newport Lions. Spectate from the Common.
1:00 PM- Float Judging- Register with Chamber, Jeanette Scales 863.75091:00 PM- Photo Judging- Library Arts Center. Best Snow shot or Best Life in NH. Register withDoris Nelson at 863-3040
1:00 PM- Glutton Bowl “Drum Sticks”- Bandstand AreaA timed event. Call 863.1332 to register. Medals to the winners. Plan to bring a camera and getmessy!
1:00 PM- 3:00 PM- Wagon Rides- Bandstand. Wagon rides around the common. Bring thekids for a cool wagon ride. Free. Richard Vincent
1:30 PM- Frozen Open (Golf on Snow)- Meadow Park-Buck or a Button. Bring your favorite Club. Lari Bell 863-7913. Prizes.
3:00 PM- 5:00 PM- Art Gallery Show “Patterns of NH” by Jon Gilbert. Library Arts Center.Info Doris Nelson
5:00 PM- 7:00 PM- ROAST PORK DINNER, Newport Senior Center.Good eats for all, with all the fixings. Adults $9.00 Kids $6.00. Reservations only.Joan Willey contact 863-3177.
6:00 PM- Fire/Police VS. Rec/Teachers Basketball Challenge, Wheeler Gym @ Towle SchoolSomething new! The Police and Fire Departments have teamed up to take on the Newport Recand Teachers in this classic battle. Will the teachers and coaches be able to withstand thebravery and loyalty of Newport finest? $1.00 or a button will let you find out.
8:00 PM- 12 Midnight- Last Kid Picked, Newport Opera House.Newport’s favorite band is back to play the rock and roll that you love. Tickets $15. Buy em now!
Sunday February 10th 2008
9:00 AM- 10th annual Karr Klassic, High school hockey rink. One of Newport’s finest carnivalevents. Karr cup up for grabs. Come spectating. Ed Karr 863-3969.
10:00 AM- “Chuck a Puck”, Hockey Rink. During Halftime of the Karr classic you will beinvited to toss out a puck for a prize and be selected for the Shootout for Cash. Must Registerand Pucks will be provided. Ed Karr 863-3969.
10:00 AM Disc Golf Tournament, High School, 18 holesSnowshoes optional, but probable depending on the weather. Contact James Beaulieu of NHS863.2414. Bring your own Frisbee. Check out the new professional course. Prizes!
10:00 AM- 2:00 PM- Food Vendors, High School Hockey rink. Food will be served. Hot Dogs,great eats.
10:00 AM- 7:00 PM- Open Skating, Town Common. Skating hut is open all day, Hot cocoa
11:00 AM- Kids Dodgeball- Newport High SchoolGet teams of 6 together to compete for the Dodgeball Champion of Newport. (3) Divisions, K-2,3-5, 6-8 grades. $10 bucks per team. Sign-up at Coronis Market or Newport Rec.
11:00 AM- Broom Hockey Tournament, High School. Bruises and prizes provided. JoshFisher at 863.1332 to sign up your team. Grades 9- Adult!
12:00 PM- Ski Joring, Parlin Field.Come by for the Finals. Vendors with food. Carla Skinder 542-6065 & Maura Stetson
1:00 PM- Ski Jumping, Newport High School. High Flyers. Ron Beaudet. Great Spectatorevent.
2:00 PM Snowshoe Orienteering Event, Meet across the street from the NHS Football Field.Bring your snowshoes and families. Beginner orienteering provided. You will get a map andhave to find 5-7 locations, have your card punched, then return to the starting point. Great adventure with your kids. Call 863.1332 for more information. No charge.
3:00PM- 4:00 PM- Music at Library Arts Center-Music by the Bill Rosen Quartet, featuring a guitar, piano, saxophone and drums. Doris Nelson,863.3040
4:00-6:00PM Knight of Murder Mystery & Dinner, Newport Moose ClubAuthentic Medieval dinner and murder mystery role-played and solved by you, our guests. $8.00,$1.00 off with a button, another $1.00 off if you come in Medieval dress! Advance ticketsavailable call 863.1040.
7:00 PM- Carnival Finale Fireworks, Parlin Field. Fantastic finish to a great Carnival. Betty Maiola coordinates.
7:00 AM – 10:00 AM Rotary Pancake Breakfast- Stone Church- All you can eat, Pancakes,Sausage. Great food, even better waitstaff. Adults $5.00 Kids $3.00.
9:00 AM- Sliding Party- Newport Moose Lodge- Bring your sleds and your Helmets to theMoose for a great sliding event. Put on by Women of the Moose. Ribbons.
10:00 AM- 7:00 PM- Open Skating – Town Common. Free skating, hot cocoa. Hut open all day.Free skate rentals. BBQ.
11:00-3:00- BBQ-Town Common- Newport Friends of Rec and the PTO present the greatsausage & burger fest! Come eat!
10:30 AM- Skate-a-thon – Town Common- Come try and break the record. 140 Laps in onehour! Ribbons and free hot dogs to all entrants.
11:00AM- 3:00 PM- Castle Bounce & Jousting, Town CommonBring the kids to bounce around in the medieval castle. If you are feeling a bit frisky, try yourhand at our joust competition.
11:00AM – 2:00 PM KUBB Medieval Stick Throwing Contest, Town CommonTry your hand at a game that has transcended time. A Scandinavian game of “throwing wood” isstill played with the world championships in Gotland, Sweden. Come and give it a try. Prizes. Nocharge.
11:00 AM- Ski Joring- Parlin Field- Separate Divisions: Open/ Locals/ Beginners. Carla Skinder 542-6065. Food vendors on site.
12:00 Noon- Annual Winter Carnival Parade- Assemble at 11:00 AM behind old SunocoStation on Elm Street. Chamber of Commerce/Newport Lions. Spectate from the Common.
1:00 PM- Float Judging- Register with Chamber, Jeanette Scales 863.75091:00 PM- Photo Judging- Library Arts Center. Best Snow shot or Best Life in NH. Register withDoris Nelson at 863-3040
1:00 PM- Glutton Bowl “Drum Sticks”- Bandstand AreaA timed event. Call 863.1332 to register. Medals to the winners. Plan to bring a camera and getmessy!
1:00 PM- 3:00 PM- Wagon Rides- Bandstand. Wagon rides around the common. Bring thekids for a cool wagon ride. Free. Richard Vincent
1:30 PM- Frozen Open (Golf on Snow)- Meadow Park-Buck or a Button. Bring your favorite Club. Lari Bell 863-7913. Prizes.
3:00 PM- 5:00 PM- Art Gallery Show “Patterns of NH” by Jon Gilbert. Library Arts Center.Info Doris Nelson
5:00 PM- 7:00 PM- ROAST PORK DINNER, Newport Senior Center.Good eats for all, with all the fixings. Adults $9.00 Kids $6.00. Reservations only.Joan Willey contact 863-3177.
6:00 PM- Fire/Police VS. Rec/Teachers Basketball Challenge, Wheeler Gym @ Towle SchoolSomething new! The Police and Fire Departments have teamed up to take on the Newport Recand Teachers in this classic battle. Will the teachers and coaches be able to withstand thebravery and loyalty of Newport finest? $1.00 or a button will let you find out.
8:00 PM- 12 Midnight- Last Kid Picked, Newport Opera House.Newport’s favorite band is back to play the rock and roll that you love. Tickets $15. Buy em now!
Sunday February 10th 2008
9:00 AM- 10th annual Karr Klassic, High school hockey rink. One of Newport’s finest carnivalevents. Karr cup up for grabs. Come spectating. Ed Karr 863-3969.
10:00 AM- “Chuck a Puck”, Hockey Rink. During Halftime of the Karr classic you will beinvited to toss out a puck for a prize and be selected for the Shootout for Cash. Must Registerand Pucks will be provided. Ed Karr 863-3969.
10:00 AM Disc Golf Tournament, High School, 18 holesSnowshoes optional, but probable depending on the weather. Contact James Beaulieu of NHS863.2414. Bring your own Frisbee. Check out the new professional course. Prizes!
10:00 AM- 2:00 PM- Food Vendors, High School Hockey rink. Food will be served. Hot Dogs,great eats.
10:00 AM- 7:00 PM- Open Skating, Town Common. Skating hut is open all day, Hot cocoa
11:00 AM- Kids Dodgeball- Newport High SchoolGet teams of 6 together to compete for the Dodgeball Champion of Newport. (3) Divisions, K-2,3-5, 6-8 grades. $10 bucks per team. Sign-up at Coronis Market or Newport Rec.
11:00 AM- Broom Hockey Tournament, High School. Bruises and prizes provided. JoshFisher at 863.1332 to sign up your team. Grades 9- Adult!
12:00 PM- Ski Joring, Parlin Field.Come by for the Finals. Vendors with food. Carla Skinder 542-6065 & Maura Stetson
1:00 PM- Ski Jumping, Newport High School. High Flyers. Ron Beaudet. Great Spectatorevent.
2:00 PM Snowshoe Orienteering Event, Meet across the street from the NHS Football Field.Bring your snowshoes and families. Beginner orienteering provided. You will get a map andhave to find 5-7 locations, have your card punched, then return to the starting point. Great adventure with your kids. Call 863.1332 for more information. No charge.
3:00PM- 4:00 PM- Music at Library Arts Center-Music by the Bill Rosen Quartet, featuring a guitar, piano, saxophone and drums. Doris Nelson,863.3040
4:00-6:00PM Knight of Murder Mystery & Dinner, Newport Moose ClubAuthentic Medieval dinner and murder mystery role-played and solved by you, our guests. $8.00,$1.00 off with a button, another $1.00 off if you come in Medieval dress! Advance ticketsavailable call 863.1040.
7:00 PM- Carnival Finale Fireworks, Parlin Field. Fantastic finish to a great Carnival. Betty Maiola coordinates.
1.05.2008
Don't Foget it's.......
Moon First Photographed (January 2, 1839)
Louis Braille's Birthday (January 4, 1809)
Amelia Earhart Flew Solo Across Pacific (January 11, 1935)
Clean Off Your Desk Day (January 14)
Ben Franklin's Birthday (January 17, 1706)
Martin Luther King Day (January 21)
Auschwitz Concentration Camp Liberated (January 27, 1945)
Challenger Shuttle Exploded (January 28, 1986)
National Puzzle Day (January 29)
Jackie Robinson's Birthday (January 31, 1919)
Thirteenth Amendment Abolished Slavery (January 31, 1865)
Groundhog Day (February 2)
15th Amendment Signed (February 3, 1868)
Rosa Parks's Birthday (February 4, 1913)
Mardi Gras (February 5)
National Girls and Women in Sports Day (February 6)
Chinese New Year (February 7)
Valentine's Day (February 14)
Susan B. Anthony Day (February 15)
King Tut's Tomb Opened (February 16, 1923)
Presidents' Day (February 18)
George Washington's Birthday (February 22, 1732)
Leap Year Day (February 29)
Louis Braille's Birthday (January 4, 1809)
Amelia Earhart Flew Solo Across Pacific (January 11, 1935)
Clean Off Your Desk Day (January 14)
Ben Franklin's Birthday (January 17, 1706)
Martin Luther King Day (January 21)
Auschwitz Concentration Camp Liberated (January 27, 1945)
Challenger Shuttle Exploded (January 28, 1986)
National Puzzle Day (January 29)
Jackie Robinson's Birthday (January 31, 1919)
Thirteenth Amendment Abolished Slavery (January 31, 1865)
Groundhog Day (February 2)
15th Amendment Signed (February 3, 1868)
Rosa Parks's Birthday (February 4, 1913)
Mardi Gras (February 5)
National Girls and Women in Sports Day (February 6)
Chinese New Year (February 7)
Valentine's Day (February 14)
Susan B. Anthony Day (February 15)
King Tut's Tomb Opened (February 16, 1923)
Presidents' Day (February 18)
George Washington's Birthday (February 22, 1732)
Leap Year Day (February 29)
11.22.2007
December 1st Event
Sunapee Harbor "Magic" A Christmas Celebration!!
This wonderful family event on December 1st promises to be bigger and better then ever.
A wonderful day of activities is planned for visitors to the Harbor! The "Loony Lunge" will kick-off the celebration with a splash at noon. Included in the festivities are workshops for... cookie decorating, wreath decorating, ornament making, fabric chains, and holiday cards. Other activities include... story reading - face painting - magician - caroling - silent auction - horse pulled hayrides - yummy treats - a visit from Santa - a "Magical" Christmas Parade and tree lighting... plus another "magical" surprise! Many Elves (Santa's helpers) will be on hand to make sure everyone has a very special day! LINK HERE for complete itinerary of events, program details and sign-up for workshops! The entire Harbor Community has come together for this event - to celebrate the "magic" of Christmas.
More details can be found at www.sunapeeharbor.comBundle up the family to come out and share in the excitement!!!
Scott Blewitt
Sunapee Recreation Dept.
10.19.2007
Need A Photographer?
Are you looking to capture that special moment in time? Your engagement, wedding, family photo, senior pictures, individual photos? I have added some of my photos to the website before for you to check out my work. If you like what you see, give me a call! Very reasonably priced. Very relaxed.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/12792073@N08/
Beth Rexford
417 Chandler Mills Rd
Newport NH 03773
603.477.8968
http://www.flickr.com/photos/12792073@N08/
Beth Rexford
417 Chandler Mills Rd
Newport NH 03773
603.477.8968
9.16.2007
Turkey Trot in Sunapee
Sunapee Recreation and Lions Club is offering a great way to start your Thanksgiving Day morning (race time 8:30am). 
Register in advance to get aon of a kind free T-shirt.5K run/walk along Lake Ave. Race course will begin by going up Burkhavenhill and looping back to Sunapee Harbor, so start to train now! Prize for best costume and well as other age catagories!!Additional details will follow soon! 
September 22 in Sunapee
This is for a Special Land Use Planning Session that the Planning Board is sponsoring on Sept. 22. Please join and help Sunapee plan for the next 20years!
9.06.2007
FIREWORKS IN SUNAPEE
| SUNDAY NIGHT 9/8 In celebration of the 100th birthday of White Shutters A grand fireworks display will be showcased on sunday night at dusk. Dewey beach will serve as a wonderful viewing location. Enjoy the weekend!!! Scott Blewitt Sunapee Recreation Dept. |
9.03.2007
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-
C12 4-Stroke 110cc Red/Black Mini-Chopper.
Brand New. $700.00 or B/O
Call Terry Robertson (603) 477-6537 Days or (603) 863-6819 Evenings
Terry Robertson (click on for picture)
C12 4-Stroke 110cc Red/Black Mini-Chopper.
Brand New. $700.00 or B/O
Call Terry Robertson (603) 477-6537 Days or (603) 863-6819 Evenings
Terry Robertson (click on for picture)
Consignment Back-To-School Shopping
Mary's Little Lamb, a childrens' clothes and accessories consignment shop located in the Newport Plaza in Newport has the highest quality kids consignments, baby furniture, books and beyond that I have ever seen in a second-hand store. All items are carefully scrutinized for stains, wear, and other imperfections before anything is put on the racks, ensuring only the best is available for purchase. They also take the time to organize every item in the store by size season, and special holiday to make your shopping experience that much easier. Help support local small businesses and visit Mary's Little Lamb today! Submitted by Jesse Baker
8.17.2007
Apple Pie Craft Fair
August 25th, Saturday ~ 33rd Annual Apple Pie Craft Fair, a fund raiser for the Library Arts Center, 9 am - 3 pm, rain or shine on the Newport Town Common. Featuring 100 craft booths, food vendors, chicken BBQ by the Newport Firemen's Assoc., and an apple pie contest with judging at 11 am. Pies are then sold by the slice. Also, visit the Richards Library Festival across the street, featuring craft demonstrations, book sale, cookie walk, dance programs and music. To enter the apple pie contest or for more information, call 863-3040, http://www.libraryartscenter.org/.
8.02.2007
Blueberry Picking Time..................
It that time...well it has been for a few weeks now...so get your family together and head over to the Bartlett's Blueberry Farm in Newport. The picking is fantastic! We went last week and my oldest son (17) was impressed when he set a blueberry on top of a quarter and the quarter disappeared under the sweet giant blueberry! We have had sour cream blueberry pie...(click to see recipe) Lemon-Blueberry cake...super easy make a lemon cake from a box , pour a lot of blueberries on the top of the batter and bake as directed...no need to frost ...just eat!! We have made 2 batches of Jam....and we have all been eating raw blueberries by the handfuls around the clock....
(Click blueberry anywhere in black or red for info and directions to the Farm)
(Click blueberry anywhere in black or red for info and directions to the Farm)
7.31.2007
AUGUST EVENTS
Bravery Soup
New London Barn Playhouse Theatre for the Young at Heart: “Bravery Soup”; 11am & 2pm. Kids 2 thru 10, pay your age, Kids over 10 and all adults $10. Kids under 2 free.
8/17/2007
The Fells Benefit Auction at The Fells
Under the tent in the beautiful Rose Terrace, this is an important fund raiser to benefit the gardens and grounds of The Fells. Begin with passed hors d'oeurves, libations and a silent auction at 5pm, followed by Emery Sanders on the auction block from 6:30 to 8:00pm. Dessert and ballroom dancing to the lively music of the Granite State Stompers wind up the evening.
8/18/2007
Anything Goes: Music of the Era-Tom LaMark & His Orchestra
Anything Goes: Music of the Era--Tom LaMark & His Orchestra. Bring your dancing shoes for a Roaring 20’s style fundraiser to support the New London Historical Society’s Mission.
8/18/2007
Discovering Ferns at The Fells
Discover more about these beautiful and fascinating plants with Chris Mattrick, White Mountain National Forest Service botanist. Co-sponsored by the New England Wild Flower Society (NEWFS). Limit 15; advance registration and payment required; $30 Fells or NEWFS members, non-members $36. To register, call NEWFS Registrar Lana Reed, 508-877-7630, ext 3303.
8/20/2007
Always….Patsy Cline
New London Barn Playhouse presents “Always….Patsy Cline”, a musical tribute based on the life of the singer, told through the eyes of her real-life whacky fan, Louise Seeger, Over 50 great Patsy Cline hits.
8/21/2007 -8/26/2007
CATS
New London Barn Playhouse presents “CATS” T. S. Eliot’s poetic jellicle cats sing and dance their way through the Jellicle Ball, where Old Deuteronomy chooses one cat to be reborn to a different jellicle life. Tues – Sat 8 pm, Sunday 5 pm, $28; Wed and Special Sat Matinees 2 pm, $22, Sat Matinee (25th), families save 25% of matinee prices; Royal Box seating $6 additional.
8/23/2007
Vermont Jazz Ensemble
Seventeen piece jazz band playing wonderful music from the 30s and 40s. The Vermont Jazz Ensemble has been dedicated to bringing Vermont and New England the finest in Big Band concert and dance sounds since 1976. Tickets available at Morgan Hill Bookstore and Chamber of Commerce Information Booth, New London.
8/23/2007
33rd Annual Apple Pie Craft Fair
Annual Apple Pie Craft Fair, a fund raiser for the Library Arts Center, 9 am – 4 pm, rain or shine on the Newport Town Common. Featuring 100 craft booths, food vendors, chicken BBQ by the Newport Firemen’s Assoc., and an apple pie contest with judging at 11 am. Pies are then sold by the slice. 8/25
New London Barn Playhouse Theatre for the Young at Heart: “Bravery Soup”; 11am & 2pm. Kids 2 thru 10, pay your age, Kids over 10 and all adults $10. Kids under 2 free.
8/17/2007
The Fells Benefit Auction at The Fells
Under the tent in the beautiful Rose Terrace, this is an important fund raiser to benefit the gardens and grounds of The Fells. Begin with passed hors d'oeurves, libations and a silent auction at 5pm, followed by Emery Sanders on the auction block from 6:30 to 8:00pm. Dessert and ballroom dancing to the lively music of the Granite State Stompers wind up the evening.
8/18/2007
Anything Goes: Music of the Era-Tom LaMark & His Orchestra
Anything Goes: Music of the Era--Tom LaMark & His Orchestra. Bring your dancing shoes for a Roaring 20’s style fundraiser to support the New London Historical Society’s Mission.
8/18/2007
Discovering Ferns at The Fells
Discover more about these beautiful and fascinating plants with Chris Mattrick, White Mountain National Forest Service botanist. Co-sponsored by the New England Wild Flower Society (NEWFS). Limit 15; advance registration and payment required; $30 Fells or NEWFS members, non-members $36. To register, call NEWFS Registrar Lana Reed, 508-877-7630, ext 3303.
8/20/2007
Always….Patsy Cline
New London Barn Playhouse presents “Always….Patsy Cline”, a musical tribute based on the life of the singer, told through the eyes of her real-life whacky fan, Louise Seeger, Over 50 great Patsy Cline hits.
8/21/2007 -8/26/2007
CATS
New London Barn Playhouse presents “CATS” T. S. Eliot’s poetic jellicle cats sing and dance their way through the Jellicle Ball, where Old Deuteronomy chooses one cat to be reborn to a different jellicle life. Tues – Sat 8 pm, Sunday 5 pm, $28; Wed and Special Sat Matinees 2 pm, $22, Sat Matinee (25th), families save 25% of matinee prices; Royal Box seating $6 additional.
8/23/2007
Vermont Jazz Ensemble
Seventeen piece jazz band playing wonderful music from the 30s and 40s. The Vermont Jazz Ensemble has been dedicated to bringing Vermont and New England the finest in Big Band concert and dance sounds since 1976. Tickets available at Morgan Hill Bookstore and Chamber of Commerce Information Booth, New London.
8/23/2007
33rd Annual Apple Pie Craft Fair
Annual Apple Pie Craft Fair, a fund raiser for the Library Arts Center, 9 am – 4 pm, rain or shine on the Newport Town Common. Featuring 100 craft booths, food vendors, chicken BBQ by the Newport Firemen’s Assoc., and an apple pie contest with judging at 11 am. Pies are then sold by the slice. 8/25
7.30.2007
Apple Pie Craft Fair
The 34th Annual Apple Pie Craft FairPlace: Newport Town Common
Date: Saturday, August 25 ,2007
Time: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
The Fair is named for the delicious home-made Apple Pies that are donated by bakers from all over town and sold to benefit the Library Arts Center.
A big event is the
Apple Pie Contest, judged by local luminaries the day of the Fair and the prize-winning apple pies are sold by the slice after the contest.Also, 90 booths of crafts, music and entertainment, as well as The Firemen's BBQ; a truly town wide event!
7.14.2007
BLUEBERRIES!!!!!! July 18th
| Bartlett's Blueberries |
MARK YOUR CALENDAR!!! Wednesday July 18th is opening day at the blueberry farm!!!Best Ever Sour Cream Blueberry Pie...You WILL be famous!!!
4 cups Bartlett's Blueberries
1-9 inch deep dish pie crust
3/4 cup sugar
1/3 cup flour
1/8 tsp salt
2 eggs, beaten
1/2 sour cream
Topping
1/3 cup sugar
1/2 cup flour
1/4 cup butter
Combine 3/4 cup sugar, 1/3 cup flour and salt. Add eggs and sour cream, stirring until blended.
Place Bartlett's blueberries in pastry shell, and spoon sour cream mixture over berries. In
another bowl, combine 1/3 cup sugar, 1/2 cup flour. Cut in butter with pastry blender until mixture resembles course meal. Sprinkle this mixture over the berry mixture in the pie shell.
Bake at 350 for 55 minutes to one hour...or until lightly browned.
Garnish with additional blueberries and mint leaves.....
6.21.2007
Attention Sunapee Residence
We have a web site explaining what the Charrette is all about and how people can participate. The site also includes a discussion board and quick survey. We need the community's input! Visit Click on Charrette Schedule |
5.27.2007
THIS IS IMPORTANT TO YOU!
Google has implemented a new feature which enables you to type a telephone number into the search bar and hit enter, and you will be given the person's name and address. If you then hit MapQuest, you will get a map to the person's house. Everyone should be aware of this! It's a nationwide reverse telephone book. If a child gives out his/her phone number, someone can now look it up to find out where he/she lives. The safety issues are obvious and alarming. Note that you can have your phone number removed or blocked. I tried my number and it came up along with the map and directions straight to our house. I did fill out the removal form for myself, and encourage all of you to do the same. In order to test whether your phone number is zapped go to Google at www.google.com, type your phone number in the search bar (e.g. 555-555-1212) and press enter. If you want to BLOCK Google from divulging your private information, simply click on your telephone number and then click on the Removal Form.Removal takes 48-hours. Please share this information with friends and family.
5.19.2007
Expo on the Newport Common
| A Sugar River Business Support Group of Micro-Credit NH Event Saturday, July 14th 10am-4pm Newport Common Main Street, Newport, NH This is a networking event with family appeal. There will be vendors available with product to sample, purchase, promote and peruse- something for everyone! Food, drink and entertainment will be on site and demonstrations will be set up throughout the duration of the expo. This is the do not miss networking event of the year! Visit MicroCreditNH.org for more information, or call Jesse Baker at 603-667-3841. Vendors needed! Thank you for supporting local small business! |
5.09.2007
Frisbee is alive and well in Newport!
   Starting on June 2nd and for 4 consecutive Saturdays from 9-12 noon The Newport Recreation Department, under direction of Newport Grad Jacob Stout will be conducting a Ultimate Frisbee Pilot League. These days are free of charge to see what kind of interest is in the Newport Community for Ultimate Frisbee. You will be required to sign up at the Newport Rec ahead of time, but there will be no charge. This is a great chance to get out and play. There are no age or gender requirements, but generally it is from 9th grade through and including adults. Get hooked on Frisbee! Also the Newport Disc golf course is open for playing. 18 holes starting at the high school. Please get out and play. Discs can be bought at Napa Auto Parts right here in Newport. Course Designer James Beaulieu is also looking to start up a Disc Golf club. If you would like more information on this free, healthy, family sport, give us a shout. If you would like to learn more about the club, and possible dates of club get togethers send James an email at JBeaulieu@newport.k12.nh.us Frisbee is alive and well in Newport! |
PRICE REDUCED
C12 4-Stroke 110cc Red/Black Mini-Chopper. Brand New. $800.00
Call Terry Robertson (603) 477-6537 Days or (603) 863-6819 Evenings |
5.03.2007
A Recipe For Aggie
| Leek & Barley Casserole 2 tbsp Olive Oil 1 C Barley 1 Medium Yellow Onion 4 C Vegetarian Stock 2 C Water 4 C Leeks Coarsely Chopped 1 tbsp Toasted Sesame Oil Fresh Ground Black Pepper Heat pan add 1 tbsp oil and barley, brown. Transfer browned barley into a 4-6 quart casserole dish. Combine stock and water, add only 3 cups of liquid to the casserole dish. Cover and bake at 350 for 1 hour or until almost all the liquid is gone. Add remaining stock/water, leeks, onion, pepper and sesame oil and continue baking (covered) for 45 minutes or until all liquid is absorbed. |
5.02.2007
Sunapee Rec Happenings
   Sunapee Recreation Golf Tournament Monday,June 18th @ Newport Golf Club, Unity, Rd Sponsored by One Mile West Golfers and Sponsors are needed!!! All proceeds will benefit Dewey and Georges Mills beaches.   Sunapee Recreation is offering 4 sessions of Tennis Lessons. For registration and information for the above activities contact: Scott Blewitt Sunapee Recreation Dept. Recreation Director recreation@town.sunapee.nh.us 863-0336 (Home) |
4.26.2007
Soccer Camp
Sunapee Recreation is pleased to offer: Challenger British Soccer camp Sunapee Recreation Dept. Recreation Director 863-0336 (Home) |
4.24.2007
Today is..................
4.20.2007
Cool!
At three minutes and four seconds after 2 AM on the 6th of May this year, the time and date will be 02:03:04 05/06/07. This will never happen again.
Sunapee Recreation Newsletter
Spring is here, finally!!!Go to: http://www.garysummerton.com/newsletter.htm
to retrieve the pdf ofthe Sunapee Newsletter.
Scott Blewitt
Directorrecreation@town.sunapee.nh.us
4.16.2007
Croydon PTO Yard/Craft Sale & Quilt Raffle
| Saturday May 19 from 9-3 The Croydon PTO will sponsor a yard/craft sale and quilt raffle.  The proceeds to benefit field trips for the Croydon Village School and kindergarten. Where: Croydon Town Hall Rte 10 Croydon NH. Tables are available to rent. Contact Honey Vaine 863-2516  |
4.12.2007
Newport Rec Happenings
HIKES, BIKES, FLIPS & TRIPS 
Ages 12-16
check out the schedule under
PROGRAMS, SUMMER, Hikes Bikes Flips & Trips
Register May 1st
FoxwoodsSaturday, June 2, 2007
Coach bus leaves NRD @ 10am and will return @ 10pm.
Reserve your spot today...call NRD @ 863.1332
$35.00 (includes bus, buffet & $10 Keno ticket)
http://www.foxwoods.com/
FOXWOODS FLYER
AFTER SCHOOL ARTS & CRAFTSGrades 4 - 9 THURSDAY, APRIL 12, COOKIE MAKING, 2:45-3:45, FREEYou must reserve your spot prior to craft day...space is limited to 10.
OLD SCHOOL PE(click on above for details)
Old School was a HUGE success last week, over 30 participants! LOADS of fun!
Every Friday (March 23 through May 11)
7:00pm to 9:00 pm
http://www.oldschoolpe.com/
APRIL VACATION TRIPGoing to the movies....SMITTY'S
All you can eat pizza, popcorn & soda
also include ice cream & cookie
Grades 3-9
Wednesday, April 18
$20.00
9:45 am until 2:30pm
We will be seeing....MEET THE ROBINSONS
http://www.smittyscinema.com/
movie registration form
Day Camp 2007(click on above for details)
Newport resident....registration begins on Monday, April 2, 2007
Non-residents ... registeration begins on Monday, April 16, 2007
Day Camp form 2007
(click on link above for printable forms)
HIGH SCHOOL RUGBYSugar River Rats Rugby Club for grades 9-12 from
Claremont, Newport & Sunapee
Practices Monday, Wednesday & Thursday from 4:00 - 6:00 pm
Coaches: Tom & Toby Moore & Rodd Ward
Cost: $31.50
Register at Newport Recreation
Practices start in March 2007
Games are as follows:
Saturday, April 14 @ Kimball Union Academy, 2pm
HOME GAME....Wednesday, April 25 vs. Seacoast, 5pm
Sunday, April 29 @ Essex VT @ 1pm
Saturday, May 5 @ Colby-Sawyer vs. Kearsarge, 1pm
Saturday, May 12 Rugby Tournament
Rugby registration form
SPRING TENNIS LESSONSMay 22 - June 14
Tuesday & Thursdays
Ages 6-8, 3:00 pm
Ages 9-12, 4:00 pm
Ages 13-17, 5:00 pm
Adults, 6:00 pm
(4) week for $30.00
Instructor: Bruce Cronin
registration form
We still have Red Sox tickets available!SOLD OUT....June 30 vs. Texas Rangers....SOLD OUT
Section 23 seating (grandstands)
Still available...Sunday, Sept 2 vs. Baltimore Orioles, gametime @ 2:05
Section 23 seating (grandstands)
Cost $80.00
Bus drops you off right at Fenway Park!
http://www.redsox.com/
Richard's Free Library April Events For Kids
 Bingo For Books - Mondays -April 23rd and 30th @ 3:00. For ages six and up.Teen Writing Group - Wednesdays from 2:30-3:30 with Cindy Davis. Call to register. |
4.11.2007
If You Give A Mom A Muffin
If You Give a Mom a Muffin
If you give a mom a muffin, she'll want a cup of coffee to go with it.
So she'll pour herself some. The coffee will get spilled by her three year old.
She'll wipe it up. Wiping the floor, she will find some dirty socks. She'll remember she has to do some laundry. When she puts the laundry in the washer, she'll trip over some snow boots and bump into the freezer. Bumping into the freezer will remind her she has to plan supper for tonight. She will get out a pound of hamburger. She'll look for her cookbook. (101 Things To Make With a Pound of Hamburger) The cookbook is sitting under a pile of mail. She will see the phone bill which is due tomorrow. She will look for the checkbook. The checkbook is in her purse that is being dumped out by her two year old. She'll smell something funny. She'll change the two year old. While she is changing the two year old the phone will ring. (Of course!)Her five year old will answer it and hang up. She remembers that she wants to phone a friend to come over for coffee on Friday. Thinking of coffee will remind her that she was going to have a cup. She will pour herself some. And chances are, if she has a cup of coffee, her kids will have eaten the muffin that went with it.
If you give a mom a muffin, she'll want a cup of coffee to go with it.
So she'll pour herself some. The coffee will get spilled by her three year old.
She'll wipe it up. Wiping the floor, she will find some dirty socks. She'll remember she has to do some laundry. When she puts the laundry in the washer, she'll trip over some snow boots and bump into the freezer. Bumping into the freezer will remind her she has to plan supper for tonight. She will get out a pound of hamburger. She'll look for her cookbook. (101 Things To Make With a Pound of Hamburger) The cookbook is sitting under a pile of mail. She will see the phone bill which is due tomorrow. She will look for the checkbook. The checkbook is in her purse that is being dumped out by her two year old. She'll smell something funny. She'll change the two year old. While she is changing the two year old the phone will ring. (Of course!)Her five year old will answer it and hang up. She remembers that she wants to phone a friend to come over for coffee on Friday. Thinking of coffee will remind her that she was going to have a cup. She will pour herself some. And chances are, if she has a cup of coffee, her kids will have eaten the muffin that went with it.
4.06.2007
Spring Cleaning...don't forget to...............
Clean Out Your Medicine Cabinet
You’ve been putting it off for quite a long time; but today you’ve decided to clean out your medicine cabinet. Once you follow these simple tips, you won’t have to do this again for a year.
Take everything out of the cabinet and put them into a box. Clean the inside with white vinegar. Sit at your kitchen table and go through each item one by one. Check your medicines first. Throw out any outdated prescriptions. Remember to remove the label on all of them. The general rule of thumb is to throw out anything that is old, since their effectiveness is diminished. Perhaps you have accumulated two or more of one product. Check the expiration labels and keep the newest one and throw out the old. After you have finished going through the box, it’s time to put back whatever is left. The good news is now is the perfect time to organize your medicine cabinet.
Depending upon the size of your medicine cabinet, you may want to prioritize those items you use on a daily basis, such as: deodorants and razors, which you can keep on the first shelf. You may want to use plastic cups to keep your Q-tips in; or disposable razors as well. Arrange all ointments and creams on another shelf, such as Neosporin and the like. Medicinal products can be put on the top shelf. It depends on your preference. Glass bottles, however, should be kept on the first shelf. Replace whatever creams or ointments you threw out, and any other necessary items you need to have on hand. For example; over the counter antacids; vapor rub; cough syrup; toothpaste; toothbrushes, and the like.
Having to clean out your medicine cabinet can be done on a yearly basis as long as you replace or throw out those items which are outdated or no longer useable during the year. It isn’t so bad, right? Ensure you have enough band aids; ointments; and other necessary items you may need, especially if you have children.
You’ve been putting it off for quite a long time; but today you’ve decided to clean out your medicine cabinet. Once you follow these simple tips, you won’t have to do this again for a year.
Take everything out of the cabinet and put them into a box. Clean the inside with white vinegar. Sit at your kitchen table and go through each item one by one. Check your medicines first. Throw out any outdated prescriptions. Remember to remove the label on all of them. The general rule of thumb is to throw out anything that is old, since their effectiveness is diminished. Perhaps you have accumulated two or more of one product. Check the expiration labels and keep the newest one and throw out the old. After you have finished going through the box, it’s time to put back whatever is left. The good news is now is the perfect time to organize your medicine cabinet.
Depending upon the size of your medicine cabinet, you may want to prioritize those items you use on a daily basis, such as: deodorants and razors, which you can keep on the first shelf. You may want to use plastic cups to keep your Q-tips in; or disposable razors as well. Arrange all ointments and creams on another shelf, such as Neosporin and the like. Medicinal products can be put on the top shelf. It depends on your preference. Glass bottles, however, should be kept on the first shelf. Replace whatever creams or ointments you threw out, and any other necessary items you need to have on hand. For example; over the counter antacids; vapor rub; cough syrup; toothpaste; toothbrushes, and the like.
Having to clean out your medicine cabinet can be done on a yearly basis as long as you replace or throw out those items which are outdated or no longer useable during the year. It isn’t so bad, right? Ensure you have enough band aids; ointments; and other necessary items you may need, especially if you have children.
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