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Belknap Mill Indoor Flea Market offers chance to sell used items
LACONIA — Your closets are full of miscellaneous items. Your "junk drawer" is overflowing. You've read all those books on your winter reading list and now the books are stacked around the house.
Chances are you are tired of all the clutter, the things you just don't want or need any longer. It's nearly spring-cleaning time. But what to do with all that unwanted stuff?
The Belknap Mill's Indoor Flea Market on Saturday, April 20 from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon will offer a chance to clean out unwanted items, and make a little pocket money at the same time.
For just $15 each, participants in the Flea Market can rent a table space on the Mill's third floor function space. A convenient elevator means vendors can easily get their items to the third floor Flea Market.
This is the time when seasonal antiques shops are preparing to open for the spring/summer and it's a great opportunity to sell antiques and other items to antique dealers/pickers who will want to shop the event.
The Indoor Flea Market is a fundraiser for the Belknap Mill, a non-profit organization that offers year round art exhibits, concerts and other programs for adults and children. Along with the Flea Market, the Mill also will be featuring a baked goods table with yummy cookies, brownies, etc. for sale.
To reserve a space in the Indoor Flea Market on April 20, call Nancy at 524-8813. For further information on Mill events or to become a member, visit www.belknapmill.org.
Chances are you are tired of all the clutter, the things you just don't want or need any longer. It's nearly spring-cleaning time. But what to do with all that unwanted stuff?
The Belknap Mill's Indoor Flea Market on Saturday, April 20 from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon will offer a chance to clean out unwanted items, and make a little pocket money at the same time.
For just $15 each, participants in the Flea Market can rent a table space on the Mill's third floor function space. A convenient elevator means vendors can easily get their items to the third floor Flea Market.
This is the time when seasonal antiques shops are preparing to open for the spring/summer and it's a great opportunity to sell antiques and other items to antique dealers/pickers who will want to shop the event.
The Indoor Flea Market is a fundraiser for the Belknap Mill, a non-profit organization that offers year round art exhibits, concerts and other programs for adults and children. Along with the Flea Market, the Mill also will be featuring a baked goods table with yummy cookies, brownies, etc. for sale.
To reserve a space in the Indoor Flea Market on April 20, call Nancy at 524-8813. For further information on Mill events or to become a member, visit www.belknapmill.org.
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C 108: NH Democrats will meet March 20 to elect delegates
NEW HAMPTON — New Hampton's registered Democrats are urged to attend a meeting on Wednesday, March 20, 5:30-6:30 p.m., at the New Hampton Community School, 191 Main Street (Rt 132S).
The meeting will elect Town Officers and a Delegate-at-large to the State Convention. Eileen Curran-Kondrad, current vice chair, will convene the meeting in the absence of chair, Daniel Moore, whose PSU duties have him elsewhere.
Ms. Curran-Kondrad will also be asking for ideas for future gatherings and goals of the group. Representative Ruth Gulick will be there to report on her activities in Concord and to hear the group's ideas. Come a bit early to enjoy some nibbles prior to the meeting.
The meeting will elect Town Officers and a Delegate-at-large to the State Convention. Eileen Curran-Kondrad, current vice chair, will convene the meeting in the absence of chair, Daniel Moore, whose PSU duties have him elsewhere.
Ms. Curran-Kondrad will also be asking for ideas for future gatherings and goals of the group. Representative Ruth Gulick will be there to report on her activities in Concord and to hear the group's ideas. Come a bit early to enjoy some nibbles prior to the meeting.
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Jane Rice will discuss her book on NH Aviation in Meredith Tuesday
MEREDITH — Local author Jane Rice will discuss her book "Bob Fogg and the Golden Age of NH Aviation" at the Meredith Public Library, 91 Main Street, on Tuesday, March 19 at 6:30 p.m.
She will describe a time when the sound of an airplane engine overhead was cause for tremendous excitement, when an airplane ride over the blue waters of Lake Winnipesaukee was the thrill of a lifetime, and a trip to the Weirs simply to see floatplanes take off and land was the high point of a summer season.
Copies of the book will be available for purchase. Free and open to the public. No registration required. Call 279-4303 for more information.
She will describe a time when the sound of an airplane engine overhead was cause for tremendous excitement, when an airplane ride over the blue waters of Lake Winnipesaukee was the thrill of a lifetime, and a trip to the Weirs simply to see floatplanes take off and land was the high point of a summer season.
Copies of the book will be available for purchase. Free and open to the public. No registration required. Call 279-4303 for more information.
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Irwin Automotive Group hosting Technology Night for customers
LACONIA — On Wednesday, March 20, Irwin Automotive Group will be hosting a Technology Clinic from 5-7 p.m.
This clinic will be held for customers, and potential new customers who have questions about the highly intriguing but complex new technologies sold and available in vehicles at Irwin Automotive.
Irwin's highly trained team will be available to answer any questions people may have with items like Entune, Sync, MyFord/Lincoln Touch, navigation systems etc.
There will be food and prizes for the event as well.
RSVP to Al Faro by calling 603-581-2935 or e-mailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
This clinic will be held for customers, and potential new customers who have questions about the highly intriguing but complex new technologies sold and available in vehicles at Irwin Automotive.
Irwin's highly trained team will be available to answer any questions people may have with items like Entune, Sync, MyFord/Lincoln Touch, navigation systems etc.
There will be food and prizes for the event as well.
RSVP to Al Faro by calling 603-581-2935 or e-mailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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