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Tenor Saxophonists to Perform at Blackstones 255 w/ 2X Fred Haas


LACONIA — A line-up of tenor saxophone players will be featured in NH Jazz's next concert this Friday at Blackstones at the Margate Resort.
The Northeast Tenor Sax Summit will perform beginning at 8 p.m.
There is a charge for admission and the Margate will provide free appetizers.
The Northeast Tenor Sax Summit is comprised of several of New England's professional
tenor saxophonists backed up by a rhythm section. Their sound is reminiscent of the great jam
sessions of the swing era and especially Woody Herman's "Four Brothers." Though the make-up is ever evolving,
the group has recently included saxophonists Richard Gardzina, Matt Langley, Charlie Jennison, Fred
Haas and Jonathan Lorentz, with a rhythm section of bassist John Hunter and drummer Tim Gilmore.
The group hopes to "pick up a few more tenor players on the road" and invites professional tenor
saxophonists to sit-in.
The jazz series at Blackstones is coordinated by NH Jazz Presents, a company that produces a five
venue concert tour to Laconia, Concord, Nashua, Portsmouth, and Brandon, Vt. The tour is sponsored
by the Margate Resort, David Salzberg, the Saffron Bistro, Heat Pizza, Sanborn's Note-able Sound, the
Landmark Inn, Carrie's Eco Spa & Boutique, Brandon Music, Nashua Community Music School, the
Press Room, Seacoast Jazz Society, True Brew Barista, and the Brandon Inn.
More information can be found at www.NHJazz.com


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Fred Haas, above, is one of the tenor saxophonists who will be part of the Northeast Tenor Saxophone Summit's concert this Friday evening at Blackstones at the Margate Resort in Laconia. (Courtesy Photo)

Last Updated on Tuesday, 09 April 2013 12:04

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A - Poet to Read from Latest Collection 102

Local poet Frederic L. Johnson will be reading from his newly published book of poetry, "Divergences," at Hall Library in Northfield on Thursday at 6 p.m. and at Thornton Library on Wednesday, April 24, also at 6 p.m.
Johnson lives in the foothills of the White Mountains. He has been writing since he was 11 years old and shares his life with seven dogs, six cats, three birds, and a ferret.
"Divergences" will be available for sale and signing at readings and online.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 09 April 2013 01:09

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Speaker to Talk About Energy at GOP Meeting 60

PLYMOUTH — An engineer will talk about the energy picture in New Hampshire at the next meeting of the Pemi-Baker Valley Republican Committee.
William Clewes, president of Clewes Technical Services Inc. of Littleton, will address the Republican gathering on Thursday, beginning at 7 p.m. at the Pease Public Library on Russell Street.
More inforation about the committee is available at www.pemibakergop.org


Last Updated on Tuesday, 09 April 2013 01:07

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Squam Lakes Group to Host Talk on Wolves 193 Series: WolvesWolf Talk


HOLDERNESS — A wolf refuge worker will speak at the Squam Lakes Association on Thursday at 7 p.m.
Myrtle Clapp from the Loki Clan Wolf Refuge will present a program about wolves, why they are important to the natural ecology of our world, current events on wolf reintroduction and controversy in the western U.S.
The free program will take place at SLA's Resource Center, 534 Route 3, Holderness, and is open to the public.
The Loki Clan Wolf Refuge is a sanctuary devoted to education about, advocacy for, and protection of wolves and wolfdogs. Loki Clan Wolf Refuge was founded in 1993 and encompasses 70 acres, straddling the Maine/New Hampshire border. It houses approximately 90 wolves and wolfdogs, divided into 25 packs.
Since there are almost no parks or wildlife reserves in the United States where wolves are protected, the refuge provides an important place of shelter.
The refuge sees its aims as not only caring for its animals but also fair legislation and education.
More information about the SLA is available by calling (603) 968-7336 or going to the web site, www.squamlakes.org. More information about Loki Clan Wolf Refuge is available at www.lokiclan.org.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 09 April 2013 01:00

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