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The following primary care practices are accepting new patients: Amherst Family Practice 199 Route 101, Suite 6 Amherst, NH 03031 673-5885 Foundation Internal Medicine 29 Northwest Boulevard Nashua, NH 03063 577-5780 Family Practice of Merrimack 696 Daniel Webster Highway Merrimack, NH 03054 429-3155 Primary Care of Milford 10 Jones Road Milford, NH 03055 672-7600 Pediatrics: Gateway Pediatrics 109 Ponemah Road, #7 Amherst, NH 03031 249-9630 Merrimack Pediatrics 696 Daniel Webster Highway Merrimack, NH 03054 429-3155 Internal Medicine and Family Practice: Dan Cuoco Inducted into the Ring 4 Boxing Hall of Fame Dan Cuoco of Amherst was in- ducted into the Ring 4 Boxing Hall of Fame along with Ted Sares, Peter Welch and the late Dave Foley at the Ring 4 annual banquet in Dorches- ter, Mass. on Sunday, April 7. Ring 4 was incorporated in 1947 and is the only boxing organiza- tion in Massachusetts. Over the decades, Ring 4 has kept the flame alive while fulfilling its mission to assist former boxers who have fallen on hard times. “I want to congratulate my fel- low inductees,” Cuoco said. “It’s a humbling honor to be here today and be part of this great ceremony. I want to personally thank the Ring 4 board of directors for selecting me to join this prestigious brotherhood of honored members. It’s a wonder- ful feeling.” Cuoco has been a lifelong friend of boxing, from the time he was a youngster until the present day. During his early youth, he was an enthusiastic fan. en, as he got older, he engaged in amateur boxing until an injury forced an exit from it. His interest persisted, however, and he followed the sport, studied its history and researched all the fighters - of every weight class in ev- ery time period of boxing history. As his knowledge increased, he began to examine old newspapers, microfilm, etc., and construct ca- reer records for all the men, val- idating the data that existed and discovering new and rare data for many boxers. Later, Dan became an active member of the Internation- al Boxing Research Organization (IBRO) and, afterwards, accepted Directorship of the group. Since as- suming that responsibility, he has done an outstanding job of increas- ing membership, addressing and re- solving problems in various areas for the group, producing a quar- terly journal that contains rare his- torical research, articles about past bouts and pertinent news regarding events related to boxing. Under his direction, IBRO has become an au- thoritative voice in many aspects of today’s boxing world. Cuoco grew up in Somerville and Tewksbury, Mass. He resided in Bil- lerica, Mass. from 1982 until his move to Amherst, N.H. in 2006. Cuoco holds a BS in Human Re- sources from Northeastern Uni- versity and worked for EG&G, Inc. for over 30 years. During his career with EG&G he held multiple Se- nior Management positions in Hu- man Resource and Environmental, Safety and Health management in manufacturing and government services. Now retired, he lives in Amherst, N.H. with his wife Judy where he continues to serve as the Executive Director of the International Box- ing Research Organization. Peter Welch, Dan Cuoco and Ted Sares e Jasper Valley Swim and Tennis Club has announced the appointment of Evans Manolis as the Tennis Director for the 2013 Summer Season. In this position, Evans will be coordinating the tennis activities for Jasper Valley members and their guests. Among the many activities planned are tennis clinics for beginner, intermediate, and advanced players, a member/guest mixed dou- bles tournament, mens league play versus other area swim and tennis clubs, an exhibition match featuring area professionals, Wednesday Night Mens open play, Friday night mixed doubles so- cials, youth teams, and more. Evans has been an Amherst resident for the past nine years and a member at Jasper Valley for the past eight years. “I only began playing ten- nis two years ago and it was the people at Jas- per Valley who encouraged me to start”, said Ev- ans. “Becoming involved with the Jasper tennis community has been a great experience. I have met many people, made new friendships, and learned to play a game I have grown to really en- joy.” “One of my goals as the tennis director is to get as many members playing as possible,” he continued. “We welcome people who have nev- er played or may have “hung up the racket” for a while, to join us on the courts. It is a fantas- tic way to make the most of your Jasper Valley membership. Our club is for players of all ages and abilities and we have programs to accommo- date all levels of play.” e Jasper Valley Swim & Tennis Club, located in the heart of Amherst’s Jasper Valley, has been the area’s perfect family spot to enjoy summer for 35 years. A membership includes swim and ten- nis lessons for kids and adults. Jasper Valley will also be hosting several other kids and teen activ- ities all summer long. To learn more about mem- berships available for Summer 2013 please visit www.jaspervalley.com. Manolis Appointed Tennis Director, Jasper Valley Swin & Tennis Club Amherst Garden Club Announces Jan Ward to Speak at May Meeting AMHERST – Jan Ward, club member, will demonstrate techniques for creat- ing living wreathes at the May 2 meeting of the Amherst Garden Club held at the Amherst Congregational Church. e wreathes, made of succulents and herbs, are used as door decorations or center- pieces. Jan is well known in the area as an artist and master gardener and is an employee of the Amherst Garden Center. e meeting will start at 9:00 AM with a business meeting and social time fol- lowed by the program at 10:15 AM. ere will be a raffle of the wreathes at the end of the meeting. Visitors are welcome to attend. Jan Merkel Ward
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Cyan Magenta Yellow Black
People in the News
Rent Includes Heat and Hot Water1 Bedroom Units: $800/mo. • 2 Bedroom Units: $860/mo.
Heritage estates apartments Come See Us – We Offer Value
Feels like Family
A Special Place to Live
4 Fully Applianced Kitchens4 Wall-to-Wall Carpeting4 Air Conditioned Comfort4 Convenient Laundry Rooms4 We Are Pet Friendly4 24 Hour Maintenance
4 2 Car Parking 4 On Site Mini Storage 4 Children’s Play Area4 Convenient to Milford/Nashua4 Low Density Buildings4 Very Clean and Quiet
504 Nashua St. Milford, NH
603-673-4800Bill Morin – owner
Family Owned since 1992
the vibrance of life. the serenity of nature.
Birch Hill’s natural setting provides a quiet escape that renews the spirit while our proximity to
downtown Manchester affords convenient access to the energy and pace of city life. With priority access
to quality health care and a neighborhood of good friends, Birch Hill Terrace is the retirement
alternative for today’s lifestyle.Learn more today: (877) 210-1308 to
schedule your personal tour. 200 Alliance Way • Manchester, NH 03102
www.BirchHillTerrace.com
the vibrance of life. the serenity of nature.
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For a full list of providers accepting new patients, visit www.snhhs.org.
Need a doctor?}Health care designed around you means...we’re in your neighborhood.The following primary care practices are accepting new patients:
Amherst Family Practice199 Route 101, Suite 6Amherst, NH 03031673-5885
Foundation Internal Medicine29 Northwest BoulevardNashua, NH 03063577-5780
Family Practice of Merrimack696 Daniel Webster HighwayMerrimack, NH 03054429-3155
Primary Care of Milford10 Jones RoadMilford, NH 03055672-7600
Pediatrics:Gateway Pediatrics109 Ponemah Road, #7Amherst, NH 03031249-9630
Merrimack Pediatrics696 Daniel Webster HighwayMerrimack, NH 03054429-3155
Internal Medicine and Family Practice:
Dan Cuoco Inducted into the Ring 4 Boxing Hall of Fame
Dan Cuoco of Amherst was in-ducted into the Ring 4 Boxing Hall of Fame along with Ted Sares, Peter Welch and the late Dave Foley at the Ring 4 annual banquet in Dorches-ter, Mass. on Sunday, April 7.
Ring 4 was incorporated in 1947 and is the only boxing organiza-tion in Massachusetts. Over the decades, Ring 4 has kept the flame alive while fulfilling its mission to assist former boxers who have fallen on hard times.
“I want to congratulate my fel-low inductees,” Cuoco said. “It’s a humbling honor to be here today and be part of this great ceremony. I want to personally thank the Ring 4 board of directors for selecting me to join this prestigious brotherhood of honored members. It’s a wonder-ful feeling.”
Cuoco has been a lifelong friend of boxing, from the time he was a youngster until the present day. During his early youth, he was an enthusiastic fan. Then, as he got older, he engaged in amateur boxing until an injury forced an exit from it. His interest persisted, however, and he followed the sport, studied its history and researched all the fighters - of every weight class in ev-ery time period of boxing history.
As his knowledge increased, he began to examine old newspapers, microfilm, etc., and construct ca-reer records for all the men, val-
idating the data that existed and discovering new and rare data for many boxers. Later, Dan became an active member of the Internation-al Boxing Research Organization (IBRO) and, afterwards, accepted Directorship of the group. Since as-suming that responsibility, he has done an outstanding job of increas-ing membership, addressing and re-solving problems in various areas for the group, producing a quar-terly journal that contains rare his-torical research, articles about past bouts and pertinent news regarding events related to boxing. Under his direction, IBRO has become an au-thoritative voice in many aspects of today’s boxing world.
Cuoco grew up in Somerville and Tewksbury, Mass. He resided in Bil-lerica, Mass. from 1982 until his move to Amherst, N.H. in 2006.
Cuoco holds a BS in Human Re-sources from Northeastern Uni-versity and worked for EG&G, Inc. for over 30 years. During his career with EG&G he held multiple Se-nior Management positions in Hu-man Resource and Environmental, Safety and Health management in manufacturing and government services.
Now retired, he lives in Amherst, N.H. with his wife Judy where he continues to serve as the Executive Director of the International Box-ing Research Organization.
Peter Welch, Dan Cuoco and Ted Sares
The Jasper Valley Swim and Tennis Club has announced the appointment of Evans Manolis as the Tennis Director for the 2013 Summer Season. In this position, Evans will be coordinating the tennis activities for Jasper Valley members and their guests. Among the many activities planned are tennis clinics for beginner, intermediate, and advanced players, a member/guest mixed dou-bles tournament, mens league play versus other area swim and tennis clubs, an exhibition match featuring area professionals, Wednesday Night Mens open play, Friday night mixed doubles so-cials, youth teams, and more.
Evans has been an Amherst resident for the past nine years and a member at Jasper Valley for the past eight years. “I only began playing ten-nis two years ago and it was the people at Jas-per Valley who encouraged me to start”, said Ev-ans. “Becoming involved with the Jasper tennis community has been a great experience. I have met many people, made new friendships, and learned to play a game I have grown to really en-joy.” “One of my goals as the tennis director is to get as many members playing as possible,” he continued. “We welcome people who have nev-er played or may have “hung up the racket” for a while, to join us on the courts. It is a fantas-
tic way to make the most of your Jasper Valley membership. Our club is for players of all ages and abilities and we have programs to accommo-date all levels of play.”
The Jasper Valley Swim & Tennis Club, located in the heart of Amherst’s Jasper Valley, has been the area’s perfect family spot to enjoy summer for 35 years. A membership includes swim and ten-nis lessons for kids and adults. Jasper Valley will also be hosting several other kids and teen activ-ities all summer long. To learn more about mem-berships available for Summer 2013 please visit www.jaspervalley.com.
Manolis Appointed Tennis Director, Jasper Valley Swin & Tennis Club
Amherst Garden Club Announces Jan Ward to Speak at May Meeting
AMHERST – Jan Ward, club member, will demonstrate techniques for creat-ing living wreathes at the May 2 meeting of the Amherst Garden Club held at the Amherst Congregational Church. The wreathes, made of succulents and herbs, are used as door decorations or center-pieces. Jan is well known in the area as an artist and master gardener and is an employee of the Amherst Garden Center. The meeting will start at 9:00 AM with a business meeting and social time fol-lowed by the program at 10:15 AM. There will be a raffle of the wreathes at the end of the meeting. Visitors are welcome to attend.
Jan Merkel Ward
