When: Sunday, May 20, 2012, 12:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Where: Hampton Beach (near the new Oceanfront Pavilion)
Cost: 1 kite for $8 or 2 for $15
Receive 1 free week membership at Synergy Health & Fitness
with purchase of each kite.
(All proceeds to support The Beyond the Rainbow Fund at Exeter Hospital.)

Kites available for sale at the event and in advance at:

• Me & Ollie’s Cafes at the Exeter and Greenland, NH locations
• Synergy Health & Fitness Center, Exeter, NH
• Exeter Hospital Gift Shop

Refreshments | Face Painting | Raffles | Music provided by WERZ

Friday April 27th – Sunday April 29th at Hampton Beach, NH

Host by ESA’s NNE District, Co-Directors Lenny & Arlene Nichols

Our high-paced workouts will get you working harder than you ever thought you could and having more fun than you ever thought you would! Using your body weight, natural elements (rocks found on the beach, driftwood, etc..) and a few fitness toys, you will get a full-body workout that will literally change your life. As you develop physical strength and power, you will create an inner confidence that will change the way you view yourself and the world.

FITNESS GAMES
Some of our workouts are based around fitness games to make your routine unique and exciting. Every class is different whether it’s body weight drills or relay races, you will always be challenged to work your hardest.

FORMAT
Circuits, Obstacle Courses, Ladders, Partner Drills, Timed Drills

TOYS
First and foremost we use the natural elements the beach offers us. Rocks, driftwood, wet sand, heavy sand, deep sand, beach walls, park benches and playground infrastructure. To bring strength to the next level we use medicine balls, bands, sand bags, ropes, tires and what ever else may help us push our limits!

Get Out There! Fitness Beach Bootcamp is Personalized Training with a Team Feeling!

You get all the expertise and benefits of personal training with the built-in feeling of team training while individually working on your own personal goals. We design specific workouts to measure and chart your progress throughout each session. Whatever your fitness level and fitness goals, we will provide you with the encouragement, instruction and tools to succeed. Guaranteed! After a few sessions the motivation to GET OUT THERE comes easy!

www.getouttherefitness.com
Email:leslie@getouttherefitness.com
Cell: 603 501 8656

Call or submit online reservation form.
603-778-7631
www.exeterelms.com

Charlie Daniels is partly Western and partly Southern. His signature “bull rider” hat and belt buckle, his lifestyle on Twin Pines Ranch (a boyhood dream come true), his love of horses, cowboy lore and the heroes of championship rodeo, Western movies, and Louis L’Amour novels, identify him as a Westerner. The son of a lumberjack and a Southerner by birth, his music – rock, country, bluegrass, blues, gospel — is quintessentially Southern.

Enter here: Union Leader

We are looking for Qualified and Dedicated Individuals for our Fast Past Environment.

Purple Urchin Restaurant Jobs

• AM and PM Lead Line Cooks – Cooks – Prep Cooks – Dishwashers
• Host People – Servers – Bartenders – Food Runners -Bussers etc.
• We serve Lunch and Dinner, we also do on premise and off premise Catering.

Please contact Maura through e-mail purpleurchin10@gmail.com or call the restaurant at 603-929-0800

Friday April 20th Prospect Hill

Thursday April 26th Head PE with Mushroomhead

Friday April 27th Gwar

Saturday April 28th Candlebox

Sunday April 29th Dev featuring Outasight and Wynter Gordon

Police in Hampton are using a 26-foot portable surveillance tower to keep an eye on people at Hampton Beach.

The tower has four digital video cameras mounted on top, and the cameras can be used to zoom in to closely watch people along a wide stretch of the beach.

The cameras can be accessed by police officers either at the tower itself or remotely via laptops.

Police said the cameras are connected to a digital video recorder, and the video can be downloaded, put on DVDs and used as evidence in court.

Police said they can zoom in tightly on coolers to observe whether people are drinking alcohol illegally or to see if any other illegal activity is taking place.

The surveillance tower helped police make some of the 19 arrests they made Thursday as 40,000 to 50,000 people descended on Hampton Beach to take advantage of unseasonably warm weather.

Hampton police said they expect to use the tower to help them monitor the beach throughout the summer.

Source: WMUR.com