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Our big backyard
18 local artists get their works on TV
By Lisa Brown lbrown@hippopress.com
The fishing pole was almost as long as Sean Homan was tall.
Homan, 13, of Ipswich, Mass., held the pole in one hand and a round plastic container of trout worms in the other. He wore a baseball cap and a determined grin. Adam Moulton, 12, also of Ipswich, had his own fishing pole and a skip to his walk as he approached Bear Brook Pond in Allenstown. At just before 10 a.m., the boys were on a mission.
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People: The guy in charge
By Heidi Masek hmasek@hippopress.com
Cinemagic’s new Hooksett cineplex will be the largest theater James Pinard has managed. His last job was managing Cinemagic’s Merrimack 12. I worked for Pinard 10 years ago at Canad Cinema at the Nashua Mall. The theater has since been demolished. Under the watchful eye of Zyacorp marketing director Bob Collins, I spoke with Pinard about his newest assignment.
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Theater: Jekyll vs. Hyde
By Heidi Masek hmasek@hippopress.com
Brett Mallard and Michele Henderson were supposed to be starring together in Sweeney Todd this weekend. But a Broadway revival went on tour, so Nashua-based StageCoach Productions no longer had access to the rights.
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Food: Reintroducing ratatouille
By Susan Manley news@hippopress.com
In the movie Ratatouille, Remy is an animated Parisian rat with big culinary dreams.Unfortunately for him, he lives in a society that shuns rodents in the kitchen.
Now a household word because of all the movie hype, ratatouille is also a tasty French vegetable stew.
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Longshots: Masse still a honeymooner in local baseball
by Dave Long
It’s hard sometimes to understand why people like what they do, though not always. But one thing you can’t do is make someone like something no matter how much you want them to.
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Techie: Lasers in everyday life
By John “jaQ” Andrews jandrews@hippopress.com
Ah, lasers.
How dim would our lives be without them? They read our music and movie collections on CD and DVD. They etch personalized messages on tchatchkes. They zap tumors, wrinkles and imperfect corneas. They artfully accompany Pink Floyd shows. They even measure the exact distance between Earth and the Moon, which if you’re an astronomy geek or werewolf, is really important.
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