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Publisher & Editor
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Worth Quoting
"New England is a legitimate child of Old England, although in its minority it
became undutiful and broke the bonds of parental restraint." ~ Calvin Colton
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Notes from the Heart...
Did you know that Laconia, NH has political refugees and
immigrants from over 30 countries? Surprising, eh?
Well, every September Laconia celebrates its rich diversity
with its Laconia Multicultural Market Day. This year it
will be held on Saturday, September 12 , 2009, from
10:00 am - 5:00 pm.
This all-day festival has over thirty nations represented --
from Cuba to Rwanda to El Salvador and Iraq. The day is filled with cultural arts,
crafts, cuisines, children's section, animals, entertainment, exhibits, social services
and continuous musical performances.
The day opens with International Parade of the Flags at 11 a.m. to performances
by Sharon Danson, Black Sea Salsa, and more and ending with the Swing
Caravan, a toe tappin’, finger snappin’, get it down deep-in-your-soul kind of
group whose music is rooted in the great acoustic Gypsy Jazz tradition of Django
Reinhardt from France in the 1930s and 40s.
Admission to the festival is FREE -- and will be held rain or shine. For more info
visit Laconia Multicultural Market Day. ~ Marcia
This Week's Stories:
Bar Harbor & Acadia National Park
If you want to experience some of Maine's best scenery, Bar Harbor and Acadia
National Park should be at the top of your “must-see” list....
Recipe: Pesto
When the first frost approaches, one of the most vulnerable plants is basil, and it
is a sad sight to see blackened dead plants where the day before large basil
flourished...
Comments? Questions? Email me at: editor@theheartofnewengland.com
Worth Quoting
"New England is a legitimate child of Old England, although in its minority it
became undutiful and broke the bonds of parental restraint." ~ Calvin Colton
More New England proverbs & quotes
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Notes from the Heart...
Did you know that Laconia, NH has political refugees and
immigrants from over 30 countries? Surprising, eh?
Well, every September Laconia celebrates its rich diversity
with its Laconia Multicultural Market Day. This year it
will be held on Saturday, September 12 , 2009, from
10:00 am - 5:00 pm.
This all-day festival has over thirty nations represented --
from Cuba to Rwanda to El Salvador and Iraq. The day is filled with cultural arts,
crafts, cuisines, children's section, animals, entertainment, exhibits, social services
and continuous musical performances.
The day opens with International Parade of the Flags at 11 a.m. to performances
by Sharon Danson, Black Sea Salsa, and more and ending with the Swing
Caravan, a toe tappin’, finger snappin’, get it down deep-in-your-soul kind of
group whose music is rooted in the great acoustic Gypsy Jazz tradition of Django
Reinhardt from France in the 1930s and 40s.
Admission to the festival is FREE -- and will be held rain or shine. For more info
visit Laconia Multicultural Market Day. ~ Marcia
This Week's Stories:
Bar Harbor & Acadia National Park
If you want to experience some of Maine's best scenery, Bar Harbor and Acadia
National Park should be at the top of your “must-see” list....
Recipe: Pesto
When the first frost approaches, one of the most vulnerable plants is basil, and it
is a sad sight to see blackened dead plants where the day before large basil
flourished...
Comments? Questions? Email me at: editor@theheartofnewengland.com
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