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PORTSMOUTH -On Sunday, March 15,

more than 1,000 people are ex-pected to participate in New Heights’ 6th Annual St. Paddy’s Five Miler, but its long-term goal is what excites Executive Director Tracey Tucker.

“This race is about com-munity and what it takes to build a better life for everyone on the New Hampshire Sea-coast,” she said. “It’s not just a race, it’s actually our largest community outreach tool and an important fundraiser.”

Gold Medal sponsors for this year’s race include Paddy’s American Grille, Kennebunk

Savings, ConvenientMD Urgent Care, and Marshall Tent & Event Rental. Additional fi-nancial support is provided by Silver Medal Sponsors Whole Life Health Care and DataRisk LLC and Optima Bank and Trust.

“Corporate sponsors are the community stars or champi-ons of this event,” added Tucker. “Their dollars enhance and transform the lives of youth.”

According to Tucker, though, the only question sur-rounding this year’s race is how they can attract more teams and men to participate. “Women outnumber the guys big time,”

she said. “I’m issuing a chal-lenge to guys of all ages to get out and have some fun.”

The race begins at 10:30 a.m. at Paddy’s American Grille at the Pease Tradeport in Ports-mouth. In addition to a Little Leprechauns’ race for kids, the event features technical shirts, pint glasses for all finishers, prizes, beer for those 21+, and plenty of food.

Registration is $30 at www.paddysfivemiler.com, or call 603-422-8235. For more in-formation about New Heights, which has locations in Exeter and Portsmouth, visit www.ne-wheightonline.org.

PORTSMOUTH –Veterans in Performing

Arts (VIPA) take the stage at the Players’ Ring with A Few Good Men from March 6-22. Show-times are Fridays & Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays March 8 and March 15 at 7 p.m. and Sunday March 22 at 3 p.m. Tickets are $15 General Admission and $12 for Students, Seniors and Vet-erans. Membership discounts apply. The Players' Ring is lo-cated at 105 Marcy Street (near Prescott Park) in Portsmouth, NH. Ticket reservations are sug-gested and can be made on line

DOVER –It has been said that in the

evolution of education, there have been three major develop-ments: invention of the printing press, mass production of chalk and blackboards, and the devel-opment of 3D virtual worlds. St. Thomas Aquinas High School stands atop the technological precipice as it guides students to use and operate OpenSimulator, a 3D Application Server. As one of the very few high schools in the world to offer this program to its students, St. Thomas Aquinas is now in a world of its own.

at www.playersring.org or by calling 603-436 8123.

Set in a peacetime United States of America, the story fol-lows the arrest and trial of two young United States Marines accused of deliberately killing a fellow Marine at their barracks in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

Sorkin’s searing and tense courtroom drama not only showcases his unique humor even when dealing with painful subjects, but continues to reso-nate as a portrait of the conflicts that arise when a military that must be ready for combat at all

times must still exist within a civilian society. “A Few Good Men” continues to shine a light on the peer pressures and phi-losophies experienced by young men and women in the military, and begs the question “Who will guard the guardians?”

The stellar cast and crew comprised of both US Mili-tary Veterans and non-Veteran professionals includes: Collin Snider, US Army Veteran James Peck, Josh Bresette, Tomer Oz, US Marine Corps Veteran Bob

Used to create virtual en-vironments, OpenSimulator allows students to develop an environment (or “world”) using technologies and applied skills in a way that is simultaneously real and surreal. “There is an

endless amount of things one can do with OpenSimulator,” says STA senior John Wyeth of Dover. “It’s ideal for anyone who enjoys art, math or phys-ics. There’s an opportunity to apply all those subjects and skills

with this program.” With the program’s extensive ability to customize avatars, John and his peers have mastered the art of tailoring- literally. Custom cloth-ing, skins and accessory items- all programmed by the students- help adorn each avatar with the creator’s own sense of style and digital flair.

Additionally, students’ ability to create content in real time in the virtual environment using in world building tools is, well, extraordinary. “There is a

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James Peck as Downey, Collin Snider as Dawson and Josh Bresette as Kaffee, Veterans in Performing Arts, presenting “A Few Good Men, beginning March 6 at Players Ring, Portsmouth. Photo by Kathleen Cavalaro

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Call for ArtistsPORTSMOUTH –

The NH Art Associa-tion is looking for submissions for the 29th Annual Omer T. Lassonde Open Juried Exhi-bition. All artists are eligible in all media, and may submit two jpegs of their work online through March 15. The exhibi-tion will run April 3-25 at the Robert Lincoln Levy Gallery, 136 State St. in Portsmouth. An opening reception will be held Friday, April 3, 5-8 p.m. when prizes will be awarded to the top three entries. First prize is $500 and a solo exhibit; Second prize receives $300; third prize $200. For details, email [email protected] or call 603-431-4230.

PORTSMOUTH -Beat cabin fever and warm

up with Portsmouth Pro Musica at its annual Midwinter’s Eve Celebration and Auction on Sunday, March 8, 4-7 p.m. at the Discover Portsmouth Center, 10 Middle St, Portsmouth.

The Overtones, PPM’s a cappella group, will entertain with popular tunes including Cole Porter favorites. Enjoy de-licious hors d’ oeuvres and liba-tions as you peruse silent auction

items. A live auction will feature weekend getaways, a handcraft-ed wooden clock, handblown glass, sports tickets, and more.

Proceeds from Midwinter’s Eve support the chorus’ mission to present quality choral music to Seacoast audiences as ticket sales cover only 20 percent of the group’s operating expenses.

Tickets are $50 and can be purchased at www.ppmnh.org or by emailing [email protected].

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Tom was born and raised in Ports-mouth, NH and was a graduate of Portsmouth High School, Class of 1983, marrying his high school sweetheart, Deborah A. Ward, fol-lowing graduation. In 1986, he started his career in funeral service as an apprentice funeral director and embalmer at the J. Verne Wood Funeral Home – Buckminster Chapel in Portsmouth. He began his college education at New England Institute of Applied Arts and Sci-ences at Mt. Ida College, graduating in 2000 and continued his educa-tion by attending the University Systems of NH from 2000 to 2002. In 2002, Tom became licensed as a Funeral Director and Embalmer in the State of NH and has served the

families of the seacoast area for the past twenty nine years.

Moving from Portsmouth in 2006, Tom and Deb now make their home in Rochester. They have two chil-dren and three grandchildren.

Tom became very active in freema-sonry and is a member and Past Master of St. Andrew’s Lodge No. 56 F&AM in Portsmouth as well as a member of St. John’s Lodge No.

1 F&AM also in Portsmouth. He is a member of York Rite Masonry and has served as the Excellent High Priest in Washington Chapter and the Thrice Illustrious Master in Davenport Council, as well as serving as Eminent Commander of DeWitt Clinton Commandery. He is also a member of the Scottish Rite Bodies, Valley of Portsmouth and Dover and a member of NH Con-sistory 32° of Nashua.

Over the years, Tom and Deb have enjoyed hiking and camping. Ten years ago, Tom started running and has completed many 5k’s, 10k’s, several half marathons, and two full marathons. Tom’s hobbies are wood-working and refinishing furniture.

Tom’s focus will be to maintain the goal of the Pelkey family in provid-ing the best care for families in a locally-owned funeral home, and giving the families we serve the options to personalize services to reflect their loved one’s life.

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tworth House in Rollinsford will host its 6th annual Crib-bage Tournament on Saturday, March 7. The public is invited to take a break from ice dams and cabin fever with stimulating conversation and a classic card game.

All skill ranges are wel-come, from beginner to seasoned expert. Guests are invited to come as a team or as individuals. Solo players will be paired up with a partner on the afternoon of the tournament. Registration

is at 1:30 p.m. and play begins at 2 p.m.

The entry fee is $30 per team or $20 per person, and a cash prize of $50 will be award-ed to the tournament champion. Players are also asked to bring some food to share and the bever-age of your choice. Paper goods and utensils will be provided.

Seating is limited so reserve your spot by emailing [email protected] and providing your name and the number in your party – or calling Mike at 603-742-1900 or John at 207-475-6150.

and approach? A 21st Century adapted model of storytelling.

Storytelling - the art of which allows people to explore their imaginations and express themselves in a creative manner- has been vital to history since the dawn of civilization. While imagination flourishes in el-ementary aged children, it can sometimes fall victim to the mat-uration of adolescent perspec-tives and attitudes. OpenSimula-tor class not only preserves and encourages the use of student imagination, it sanctions it.

As STA students develop constructive personal values, OpenSimulator class presents situations in which the outcome of both wise and unwise actions and choices can be immediately seen and understood. The value of this, of course, has long-term benefits.

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real sense of immediate gratifi-cation to this type of program-ming,” says John. “I can mimic real life scenes (like traffic at an intersection) by applying my knowledge of math and physics and I can see the results imme-diately.”

By engaging its students in this cutting-edge computer programming, St. Thomas Aquinas High School empowers and encourages young men and women to ignite their creativity, curiosity and passion. Students are introduced to various forms of artistic expression within the fields of entertainment design, animation, visual effects or even games.

By guiding his students within a small class atmosphere, Jim Christie sparks inspiration, shares his expertise and provides the students with a clear perspec-tive on how to become a profes-sional visual effects artist. What is the sum of this unique design

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Your Best Homeowner Tax Return: Deducting Mortgage PointsIf you itemize your

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est deduction on your federal income tax, you may be able to deduct the points you paid on your home mortgage, too.

Points are prepaid inter-est, so they get reported as home mortgage interest on Form 1040, Schedule A . The total deductible points you paid during the year (along with the interest you paid) show up on the Form 1098 your lender sends to you. You can typically deduct points in full in the year they’re paid, if you meet all these require-ments:• The mortgage was for your primary home.• Paying points is an estab-lished business practice in your area.• The points you paid were typical for your area.• You use the cash method of accounting (you report income in the year you receive it and deduct expenses in the

year you pay them).• The points you paid didn’t cover services or products that show up on your loan settle-ment sheet such as appraisal fees, inspection fees, title fees, attorney fees or property taxes.• The points you paid at or before closing, plus the points the seller paid, were at least as much as the points charged. You didn’t borrow money from your lender or mortgage broker to pay the points.• You used your loan to buy or build your primary home.• The points were computed as a percentage of the principal amount of your mortgage.• The amount is clearly shown as points on your settlement statement.

If you don’t meet the IRS’ requirements (and this typically happens in a refinance), you may still be able to deduct your points over the life of your new mortgage rather than in a single year. You can deduct the rest of the points over the life of the loan if you meet these require-

ments:• You use the cash method of accounting (you report income in the year you receive it and deduct expenses in the year you pay them).• Your loan is secured by a home. The home does not need to be your main home.• Your loan is for not more than 30 years.• If your loan period is more than 10 years, the terms of your loan are the same as other loans offered in your area for the same or longer period.• Either your loan amount is $250,000 or less, or the number of points is not more than: • 4 points, if your loan period is 15 years or less.• 6 points, if your loan period is more than 15 years.

Other Pointers On PointsWhen a seller pays points for you as a buyer, you have to sub-tract the amount of those points when you calculate your basis or cost of the residence. You’ll likely do that capital gains calculation when you sell the

home many years from now, so be sure to file your settlement sheet where you can find it in the future.

Points you pay on second home loans can generally be de-ducted only over the life of the loans.

You may be subject to a limit on some of your itemized deductions, including points. For more information on the ad-justed gross income limitations, please refer to the Form 1040 Instructions.

If the mortgage you got to acquire your home was for more than $1 million, or your home equity debt exceeds $100,000, you probably can’t deduct all your mortgage interest or all your points. Read Publication 936, Home Mortgage Interest Deduction, to figure out how to deduct your points.

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Tuesday, March 10Seacoast Women’s Network5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Sheraton Portsmouth Harborside Hotel, 250 Market St, Portsmouth. “Network-ing Success: Creating Connec-tions that Count” with speaker Susan Hobbs. FMI: www.sea-coastwomensnetwork.org.

How to Talk So Kids ListenLearn how to connect with your child while keeping your author-ity and providing guidance. The program will cover getting coop-eration, consequences that teach, defusing outbursts and strong feelings, and teaching kids to solve their own problems. Based on the best-selling book with the same title by Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish. Facilitator: Sue

Schick, from The Upper Room. 6 to 7:30 p.m., at Families First, 100 Campus Dr., Portsmouth. Free; includes free childcare. Advance signup required: 207-422-8208 ext. 2 or FamiliesFirstSeacoast.org/programs.cfm.

LEGO Robotics Workshops for HomeschoolersThe Children’s Museum of NH will host a pair of workshops for homeschoolers who want to learn to program LEGO Mindstorm robots. NH LEGO League Master Builder Daniel Hughes will con-duct workshops on March 10 & 7 for kids ages 8-14. Both work-shops will meet from 10 a.m. to noon, the cost is $20 (one price for both workshops). To register: 603-742-2002 or www.childrens-museum.org.

Saturday, March 14Heavenly Ball FundraiserBenefi ts Annie’s Angels Memo-rial Fund held at Ashworth by the Sea, 295 Ocean Blvd, Hampton. Cocktail hour and silent auction at 6 p.m. followed by dinner and dancing. Tickets: $50. FMI: www.anniesangels.net.

Run Before You Crawl5K and Pub CrawlJoin Dover Main Street for the Run Before You Crawl 5K Race and Pub Crawl event. The purchase of a pub crawl bracelet at $20, entitles the bearer to a sampling of food at the 13 participating restaurants between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. on race day. Pub crawl bracelets can be purchased online and picked up the day of the event

at the race registration table at the Dover Transportation Center located at 33 Chestnut Street. Registration starts at 8 a.m., the race begins at 9:30. FMI: www.runb4ucrawl.com.

Japanese Martial Arts & Cultural FestivalVarious adult and children’s ac-tivities include calligraphy, judo demo, origami, tea tasting. Held at Portsmoouth Aikido, 620 Peverly Hill Road, Portsmouth, NH. FMI: [email protected].

Beginners FrameDrumming WorkshopFrom 3 to 5 p.m., this workshop is for Women and held at the Ports-mouth Center for Yoga and the Arts, The Malt House Exchange, 95 Albany St #14, Portsmouth.

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Dover Public LibraryBlack Bear HappeningsNH Fish and Wildlife Stewards will present a program on Monday, March 9 at 7 p.m. about our soon-to-awaken friends, black bears. The presentation will include in-formation about the natural history of the animal, current research on bears and information about the Wildlife Restoration Program. The event will be suitable for all ages, but geared mainly toward adults.

Student Artist ExhibitArtworks by the students of St. Thomas Aquinas High School will be on display in the Children's Room and upstairs in the Refer-ence Room/Art Gallery as part

of Youth Art Month during March. Youth Art Month is a national event held every March to emphasize the importance of Art Education for all children.

Poetry Contest13th Annual Dover Public Library Poetry contest is for grades K-12. Prizes will be awarded in six dif-ferent categories: Grades K-2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6, 7 and 8, 9 and 10, and 11 and 12. Deadline for entry is April 15. Students may pick up information about the contest at the Dover Public Library, any Dover school library, or at the library website.

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Lane Memorial LibrarySpring StorytimesThe Children's Room offers a va-riety of ages/days of the week so that everyone can enjoy a Story Time. This session runs from Monday, March 16 through Thurs-day, April 23. Baby Lapsit with Miss Nicole, Wiggles and Giggles with Miss Wendy, Bookworms with Miss Paulina, and Reading Roundup with Miss Paulina.

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