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EXETER | Exeter Parks & Recreation’s 2006Summer Concert Series has begun, with concertsheld at Swasey Parkway on Thursday eveningsfrom 6:15-8:15 p.m. and a special holiday concertfeatured as a part of the Revolutionary War DaysFestival.

Coming up on Thursday, June 22, Exeter Recpresents All Together Now!, a musical tribute tothe Fab Four taking place on Thursday, June 22.This four-piece band, which has been perform-ing since 1994 throughout New England, has anextensive song list, reflecting different periods ofthe Beatles era from “Twist and Shout” to “Sgt.Pepper” to “Abbey Road.” All Together Now! isknown for getting the audience involved withsinging, clapping, dancing or just having a goodtime. To find out more, visit www.alltogether-now.us.

Then, on Thursday, June 29 Exeter Rec wel-comes the Jen Thayer Band. Performing livethroughout New England, the band has earned areputation for its versatility, virtuosity and“smoking” live performance. The band casts amajor part of New England Seacoast music scenefor more than two decades, with a song list thatcovers rock, blues, soul, funk and reggae. Withfive talented performers and one of the region’sbest rhythm section, every foot in the audiencewill be sure to move. So, bring those dancingshoes and check out the Jen Thayer Band atSwasey Parkway. For more information aboutthe band, visit www.jenthayer.com.

There is no admission fee for these concerts,and the bands are selected from throughoutNew England. In the event of inclement weath-er, concerts will be cancelled. For more informa-tion, call the rec office at (603) 778-0591 ext. 151,or visit www.exeternh.org

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munity Blood Drive is set for Friday, June 23, from 2-7p.m. at the United Church of Christ, located at 295Atlantic Avenue in North Hampton.

The blood drive is sponsored by the Boy Scout Troop162 and the Health and Wellness Committee of the NorthHampton United Church of Christ.

Donor requirements include a valid picture ID in theform of either a Red Cross Donor card or a governmentissued picture ID, or two other forms of positive ID. Thereare other standard requirements for giving blood —donors must be at least 17 years old and must weigh atleast 110 pounds; and it must be 56 days since they lastdonated.

Before giving blood donors are encouraged to eat anourishing meal within four hours of donating, drinkplenty of liquids (water, juice, or milk) and get a goodnight’s rest. Food and refreshments will be available onsite donated by local eateries and businesses.

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DIABETIC SUPPORT GROUP TO MEETEXETER | Sunbridge Care and Rehabilitation for Exeter

will be holding a Diabetic Support Group on Wednesday,June 21, at 6 p.m. at 8 Hampton Road in Exeter.

Kathi Larkin, RN and nutrition consultant, Susan Engle,MOE, RD, LD of Seacoast VNA, will be facilitating thegroup with a focus on “Healthy Snacks.”

This group is open to all individuals who have beendiagnosed with diabetes, as well as friends and familymembers. Free blood sugar and blood pressure testingwill be available during this time. For more information,call Katherine Lewis at (603.) 778-0531, ext. 219.

CLASSES AT ACCENT IN GLASSHAMPTON | Accents in Glass, located at 70 High Street

in Hampton will offer classes during the months of Juneand July.

Beginning Stained Glass workshops are scheduled forSaturday, June 17 from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; Wednes-days, June 21 and 28 from 5-9 p.m.; Thursdays, July 13and 20 from 5-9 p.m.; and Saturdays, July 22 and 29 from8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Stepping Stones classes are offered on Saturday, July 5from 9-11 a.m. and on Wednesday, July 19 from 6-8 p.m.

The fee for the beginner stained glass class is $99, plustools and materials. The Stepping Stones class fee is $45which includes all materials. Class sizes are limited; stopby Accents in Glass or call (603) 929-9113 to register or formore information.

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ATLANTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER

HAMPTON FALLS | AMassachusetts man wasarrested last Saturday after-noon for allegedly flashing aBB gun at another driverduring what state policebelieve was a road rage inci-dent.

At approximately 1:38p.m. on June 10, New Hamp-shire State Police received areport alleging the driver ofa white vehicle with Mainelicense plates had pointed ablack handgun at anotherdriver in a threatening man-ner. The incident occurredon the Spaulding Turnpikein Dover.

Trooper First Class DebraWinters later spotted thevehicle traveling south onInterstate 95 in HamptonFalls. A black BB gun, whichclosely resembled a largercaliber handgun, and aswitchblade knife werefound during the search ofthe car.

Anthony J. Paolucci, 18,of 12 Lafayette Street, Wake-field, Mass., was chargedwith possession of a con-cealed weapon and criminalthreatening.

Paolucci was released onbail and is scheduled forarraignment at Dover Dis-trict Court on July 25, at12:30 p.m.

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ATLANTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER

GREENLAND | ADerry woman was arrestedearly Monday after whatbegan as motor vehicleassist turned ugly.

At approximately 12:35a.m. state police stopped tocheck and assist a motorvehicle that was driving inthe breakdown lane ofInterstate 95 north inGreenland. The respondingtrooper determined that thevehicle’s operator wasimpaired.

Laurie Sullivan, 32, of 34High Street, Derry, was

placed under arrest forDWI.

While awaiting trans-port for Sullivan, the troop-er proceeded to conduct aninventory of the vehiclewhere he found a smallquantity of marijuana, drugparaphernalia and pre-scription pills that were notprescribed to Sullivan.

According to policereports, Sullivan repeatedlyattempted to interfere withthe trooper’s search andthen became combative andstarted kicking the trooper.While being physicallydetained Sullivan received

Assault charges in DWI arresta cut to her nose and lip.Sullivan allegedly beganspitting blood at the officer,hitting his pants, shirt andexposed skin.

Sullivan was transport-ed to Portsmouth Hospitaland treated by a physician.While attempts were madeto handcuff her, she againallegedly kicked the officer.Sullivan was transported toRockingham County Jail toawait arraignment.

She was arraigned on

two counts of simpleassault, two counts of pos-session of a controlleddrug, transportation of acontrolled drug and dri-ving while intoxicated at 9a.m. on Monday atPortsmouth District Court.Sullivan was ordered heldon $5,000 cash and $5,000personal recognizance bail.A trial has been scheduledfor Wednesday, July 12, at 1p.m. at Portsmouth DistrictCourt.