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Enjoy the Art of Living History? Storytelling in Three Dimensions: The Art of Living History

Come to The Fells on Tuesday, June 11th from 6-8pm and witness Dwight Wilder, a local portrayer of Theodore Roosevelt, share perspectives and techniques from twenty years of re-enactment, and show how to be convincing, informative, and entertaining while remaining in one’s character. From Jamestown to World War II, the periods of American history are well represented by theatrical reprisors who don the clothing and mannerisms of an era to provide exciting first-person perspectives to modern audiences. Members $5, nonmembers $10. The Fells is located at 465 Route 103, Newbury, NH, 603-763-4789.


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Looking for Area Entertainment?

Check out the Sunapee Community Coffeehouse this Friday night at 7pm. Listen to the music of Marc Black an eclectic folk rocker who proudly carries on the Woodstock tradition of dealing with his ‘Life…one song at a time.' Stylistically he lays down a soulful finger-style groove in the tradition of Mississippi John Hurt. Art Garfunkel, Richie Havens, John Sebastian, Pete Seeger and Taj Mahal are just a few of the folks who have performed and recorded with Marc.

Music begins at 7pm, but the annual Coffeehouse Potluck begins at 5:30pm. Bring a dish to share and celebrate a great season!

The Coffeehouse is located in the bottom of the Sunapee Methodist Church, 17 Lower Main Street, Sunapee, NH (corner of Lower Main Street and Route 11).



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Like Your Privacy and the Beauty of Nature? New Listing in Springfield, NH

You'll even have your own pond with this quaint home.  Idyllic private setting on 57.75 acres.  Enjoy the quiet beauty of nature and wildlife.  This 3 bedroom home also has a 1 bedroom in-law apartment, solarium and screened porch.  Seasonal views of Lake Kolelemook.  Many handicap modifications including ramp from garage.  Offered at $425,000.  For more photos and details visit www.NHCountryRetreat.com

Chris McKee, Listing Agent

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New London Price Reduction - Looking to Have a Small Farm?

Here's the perfect home!  Barns, open fields, 2 other out buildings and a great New England Farmhouse.  4+ bedrooms, 2 full baths, beamed ceilings, wide pine floors, wainscoting, and more.  Level, open lot, close to town with beautiful established gardens.  Was $375,000, now offered at $329,000.  For more information and photos, visit www.27ShakerSt.com.

Marilyn Kidder, Listing Broker

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Honor Those who Gave the Supreme Sacrifice for Our Freedom

New London Services will be held Monday, May 27th, at the First Baptist Church of New London at 2 p.m., conducted by members of American Legion Post 40 and Unit 40 American Legion Auxiliary.  Both Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops will also participate and the Kearsarge Regional High School Band will provide patriotic music. Sutton Services will begin at 2 p.m. at the South Sutton Meeting House on Sunday, May 26th.  The Kearsarge Regional Middle School Band will perform.  Members of the American Legion Post 40 and Unit 40 of the American Legion Auxiliary will lead the services. Wilmot Services will be held on Monday, May 27th, at the Wilmot Community Association Barn in Wilmot Flat at 5 p.m., led by members of American Legion Post 40 and Unit 40 American Legion Auxiliary.  The Andover School Band will provide patriotic music. Warner Services will be held on Monday, May 27th.  The Veterans' Detail of American Legion Post 39,members of the Kearsarge Regional High School Band and the local scout troops meet at the Legion Hall.  Parade starts at 9 a.m. and marches to the General Harriman Monument in the Town Square to lay a bouquet of flowers.  Parade continues around the Masonic Lodge, down church St., to the Town Hall. The flag will be changed at the Town Hall, assisted by Cub Scout Pack 67, followed by a musical program and guest speaker inside the Town Hall.  All reassemble outside the Town Hall for the march to Pine Grove Cemetery to lay a wreath, rifle salute, then to Warner River Bridge to cast a wreath into the river followed by a rifle salute.

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Want to Honor Those Who Have Served our Country?

Sunapee Services will be held this Friday, May 24th.  The Brewster-Gould-Lee-Rollins Post 25 American Legion, Newport, will begin a Memorial Day service at Abbot Library at 8:10 a.m. for a World War I Memorial, 21 gun salute and Taps. At 8:30 a.m. the elementary school program will be held at the Sherburne Gymnasium with a 21 gun salute, Taps and cannon. At 9:45 a.m., a World War II Memorial will be held in Sunapee Harbor with a 21 gun salute, Taps and cannon. Springfield Services will begin at 10 a.m. on Sunday, May 26th, at the Pleasant View Cemetery with a salute to fallen Veterans.  The Kearsarge Regional Middle School Band will perform.  Conducted by members of American Legion Post 40 and Unit 40 of the American Legion Auxiliary. Newport Services will be held on Monday, May 27th.  At 7:45 a.m., the Veterans meet at the Veteran's Club and proceed to decorate the graves at the following cemeteries:  North Newport, Pine St. West, Pine St. East, Maple St., St. Patrick's, and Pine Grove.  Wreaths will be laid at the Newport High School, Haserlat Park, and the Sunapee St. Park.  A wreath will be placed in the Sugar River at the Brady Bridge, Oak St., for those lost at sea.  The rites include a firing squad and playing of Taps. At 11 a.m. a Memorial Day Program will be held at the Newport Common.  Captain Clay Couitt Jr. will give the Address of the Day and services will include firing the Post 25 cannon.  In case of inclement weather, services will be held at the Newport Opera House.

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Like that Country Charm Feel? New Listing in Springfield, NH

Recently updated, this home has tons of charm! Pine walls, tile floors, Berber carpet, and new appliances. Have fun entertaining in the large, sunny living room with sliders to a deck. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Detached garage with bathroom is plumbed for upstairs apartment. There's even a storage shed for all your extra toys and yard equipment. Offered at $220,000. For more photos and information, visit www.NHCountryCharm.com.

Sara Ellis, Listing Agent, 603-526-4116

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Want Neat, Tidy, and Room to Spare? New Listing in New London!

Low-maintenance, attractive and well-built, 3-4 bedroom home offers convenient location to town, Knights Hill Nature Park, and New London Outing Club.  Remodeled kitchen with granite counter-tops and raised panel cherry cabinetry.  Lower level, large family room.  Walk to shopping, medical offices, banks, etc.  Make your appointment today!  Offered at $325,000.  For more information and photos, visit www.ClosebutPrivateNH.com

Marilyn Kidder, Listing Broker, 603-526-4116

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Know What's Happening in Sunapee this Weekend?

The Abbot Library will hold its annual plant sale this Saturday, May 18, from 9am to 1pm at the library. The library is also holding a lock in read-a-thon fundraiser on Saturday, May 18, from 6-11pm.  Students in grade 1-12 are encouraged to participate by collecting pledges for minutes read or a fixed amount.  Come into the library and read during that time and enjoy breaks for snacks and activities.  Wear your pajamas if you'd like.  Permission forms and pledge sheets can be gotten at the library.  Funds raised will benefit the new Abbot Library.  A great way to read, have fun and support your local library!

Survey Says Curb Appeal Contributes to Home Value

Try these tips to enhance your home's curb appeal.

Is your yard helping or hurting you and your neighbors in getting top dollar for your house this home buying season?

Most homeowners (79%) say having a healthy, green lawn contributes to the overall value of a home and more than half (53%) think the quality of the homeowner’s lawn can tell you a lot about the quality of the home overall, according to TruGreen’s Lawn Lifestyles National Survey.

According to the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® data, 71% of homebuyers think curb appeal is important in choosing their home. And most homeowners purchase a home with a healthy, green lawn (71%) and well-maintained landscaping (72%).

Try these tips to maximize your home’s value by getting your lawn into shape:

Water Right

In spring, check the working condition of sprinkler heads and related water lines to ensure they’re functioning properly. Also, make sure your automated or manual watering method efficiently covers the landscape. You can place a one-inch deep, empty food can in the middle of your lawn to measure depth of water collected each watering cycle.

Don’t over- or under-water your lawn. Give your lawn and landscape a slow, steady watering about once a week, and adjust your watering schedule depending on your area’s rainfall, grass, and soil type.

Complement with Color

Consider your home’s exterior colors when selecting flowering plant combinations for plant beds, window boxes, or front porch planters. With a white house, any color combination will work well. With a yellow house, red or pink blooms tend to complement best.

Dead plants can quickly wilt your home’s walk-up allure. When preparing to plant, ensure proper drainage, nutrients, and moisture for healthy root systems and blooms.

Go Green with Grass

Plant the right type of grass for your lawn to ensure a green, healthy turf. Where your grass has difficulty growing, plant shade-adapted groundcovers for landscape appeal.

Periodically test your soil for pH and basic nutrient content and adjust your fertilizer needs accordingly to maximize your lawn’s health and use of added nutrients and to allow new grass shoots to develop.

Keep your lawn mower tuned, sharpen mower blades twice a summer, and mow your lawn regularly, keeping the grass higher to prevent scalping and to save water. Ditch the lawn mower bag and recycle grass clippings back to the soil for added lawn nutrients.


Visit Houselogic.com for more articles like this. Reprinted from Houselogic.com with permission of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®.

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