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Joan Mirantz- Concord New Hampshire Realtor

Seniors Score!!

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In Concord NH, several groups who are involved in assorted programs for Seniors, pooled their brain power and came up with a fun idea! Each day from 5/19 to 5/23 area organiztions are offering free and fun experiences for any Senior wishing to attend. Some may require pre-registration, so call before they fill up!

They are calling it:

SENIOR OPEN HOUSE WEEK

Monday May 19th

The Concord Raquet Club-Garvin Falls Road, 224-7787

  • Cardiac Rehab (8-9 AM)
  • Chair Exercise (8:30-9:30)
  • Coffee Break aerobics
  • Water Aerobics (10-11)
  • Deep Water Aerobics (11-11:45)

OR

The Center For Health Promotion-Pleasant St., 230-7300

  • A Nutritional Question and Answer Session with a Dietician (12:30-1:00)
  • Neurological exercises for Men and Women (1:00-1:15)
  • Information on Volunteer Opportunities (2:00-2:30)

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Tuesday May 20th

The Concord Family YMCA- N.State St., 228-9622

  • Water Walking (8:30-9:15)
  • Weight Class (9-10)
  • Yoga (noon-1:00) ymca
  • Lap Swim (11:30-2:30)
  • Cards and Board Games-with snacks (8:30-2:00)
  • Cardio and Nautilus (8:3-2:00)

OR

The Concord Public Library- Green St., (225-8590)

  • A Tour and Open House (12:00-4:00)

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Wednesday May 21st

The Concord Raquet Club-Garvin Falls Road, 224-7787

Same as Monday

The Horseshoe Pond Place-Commercial St.,228-6956

  • Free Lunch
  • Wardrobe Seminar (1:00-1:45) sign
  • Yoga (2:00-3:00)

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Thursday May22cnd

The Penacook Community Center- Community Drive,753-9700

  • Yoga (11:00-11:45) yoga

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Friday May23rd

The Concord Recreation Department- Airport Road, 225-8690

  • Open House (9:00-noon)
  • Walking Group (9:15)
  • Arts and Crafts Show and Tell (9:15-10) walk crossing
  • Line Dancing (10:00-11:00)
  • Gardening Tips Q&A (11:00-12:00)

OR

The Penacook Community Center- Community Drive,753-9700

  • Shuffleboard

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Sponsored By:United Way of Merrimack County, Community Provider Network of Central new hampshire, Concord Recreation Department,Community Action Program Belknap/Merrimack Counties,Concord Hospital's Center for Health Promotion

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Blood Letting~New Hampshire Style

We have survived our very long cold and snowy winter. The trees are starting to bud , the daffodils wave their cheerful faces and the Wildlife scurries to build new nests and dens for the next generation!

Ah Spring

You gaze out the window at the hopeful, uplifting and colorful vista....what a day! What a day for starting the garden! What a day for raking the yard!

What a day for.......... running, screaming, swatting and seeking shelter! running &screaming

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BLACK FLIES black fly

These insidious, irritating, intrusive insects come alive in perfect harmony with the birth of Spring! They flourish in cold, running,Lakes, Rivers and Streams that are swollen with winters melting snows.

Black Flies put the lowly mosquito to shame...they don't simply poke the skin and inject an irritant.....they rip the tissue and cause pain, redness and swelling! OUCH!

Bug repellants have limited effect. A pro-active "dress code" can help. It consists of light colored pants tucked into socks paired with a long sleeve shirt buttoned to the neck...topped off bug hat .....

With A Hat!! So much for dressing for Spring!

Now Black Flies aren't with us for long. Depending on which part of the State, they torment anywhere from May thru June....here in the Concord NH area they last from the beginning of May (they started this week) to the beginning of June!

So while other parts of the country are camping, fishing, gardening hiking, or just plain sitting outdoors....here in NH, we wait for dark!

Black Flies AHHHH SPRING !!!

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Home Buyer Information~Concord NH, Merrimack County

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Whether a "First Timer" or an "Old Hand" buying a home can be daunting. I have written several articles to help you, the Buyer, to understand the process. I am combining them here in one place so they are easy to find. I hope you find this information helpful!

HOME BUYER INFORMATION

First Time Home Buyer's (We're On Our Way

Now Here's Your Next Step!( First Time Home Buyer Information)

The Pods Are Coming!!!

First Time Home Buyer Strategies

Concord New Hampshire-One Of The Best Places To Retire

Home Energy Audits-Do Your Own!-Part 1

Why You Should Purchase Your New Home in Concord New Hampshire

Special Needs - Moving With Kids and PIC

Kids Are People Too!!

Fido's Got Feelings Too!

Concord New Hampshire Realtor Area Information

Home Seller Information~Concord New Hampshire, Merrimack County

old man

Whether a "First Timer" or an "Old Hand" selling a home can be daunting. I have written several articles to help you, the Seller, to understand the process. I am combining them here in one place so they are easy to find. I hope you find this information helpful!

HOME SELLER INFORMATION

Reverse Agency~ For Sellers

Could This Be Redlining?

Pre-Marketing Home Inspections

Recession and Real Estate

Foreclosure and Predatory Lending-Help For New Hampshire Homeowners

Kids Are People Too!!

Fido's Got Feelings Too!

Concord New Hampshire Realtor Area Information

O-Bla-de O-Bla-da

We are all aware of the obvious ramifications of todays economy. Foreclosures, gasoline prices, unavailable credit, soaring health care costs (if you can afford it at all), food prices and job security to name the obvious....but if we look hard enough....we will see fallout in every city and town in America. Fallout that never reaches the front page.

I was listening to a report the other day, by Chris Jensen, a reporter for NPR. It was about the small town of Northumberland (Groveton) NH. Northumberland has a population of just over 2000 people with a Median Household Income of $31,500. It is not a large nor prosperous town.

Northumberland is trying to raise some money. They are looking to raise $100,00, not a fortune by todays standards. The money is earmarked to shore up the river bank riverin an area that has been eroded forty feet by the Connecticut River. Forty feet encroaching on the final resting place of Northumberlad citizens....past and present - the town cemetery. The town has approached the Connecticut River Mitigation and Enhancement Fund and the Connecticut River Joint Commissions to no avail. Recently they had understood that NHDES had agreed to provide 60% of the funds....that never came to pass.

A few years ago they had to have a husband and wife moved because part of the embankment collapsed.Last March the Town voted to spend $30,000 to move 8 more graves.

So while there is much attention being paid to the obvious and while the politicians are vieing for the most attention and while every crisis is THE crisis....

There's a small town in the Great North Woods of New Hampshire protecting the dignity of their dead. cemetery

In small town America....Life goes on.....

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