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Granite State Ambassadors
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Granite State Ambassadors
One Airport Road - Suite 198, Manchester NH 03103-7450
Information: 603-621-0638 Member Services: 603-238-6764
Board of Directors
Gretchen Ziegler, Chair - gretchenz958@gmail.com
Judi Window, President / CEO - judiwindow@gmail.com
Steve Fessenden, Treasurer - steven.fessenden@tdbanknorth.com
Peter Morgan, Asst. Treasurer - CARAUDI@aol.com
Ruth Tolf Ansell, Endowment Director - ruth@ansellpa.com
Bill Petersen - Emeritus
en2000@comcast.net
Jeff Eisenberg, Promotions & Marketing Director
jeffe@evradvertising.com
Richard Russell, 2011 GSA of Yr - rrr1944@motleythebear.com Jean Acton, 2010 GSA of Yr - countess370@verizon.net
Vivian Villemure, 2009 GSA of Yr. - vmvillem@gmail.com
Support
Kelly Bryer, Maplewood Technology & GSA Member Services Manager - kbryer@gmail.com
Michelle Demirjian, Bookkeeper
michelle@innovisionrealty.com
Employees
Ami D'Amelio, Programs Manager
amidamelio@gmail.com
Matt Lavoie, Literature Coordinator
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Our weekly e-blast get forwarded to 400 GSAs, both volunteers and employees alike. If you, your organization, or business would like to communicate with GSAs this might just be the way! Are you looking for employees? Are you looking for GSAs to know you better? Are you looking to sell something? All good reasons to sponsor our e-blasts. Is you organization or book club looking for members? Do you just want to support NHGSA? Cost of sponsorship is $25.00 per blast or $75.00 for 4 weeks (consecutive or not, it is up to you!) Contact Judi at 621-0638 jwindow@nhgsa.com
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Greetings!
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!
 Now imagine you can hear my maniacal laugh in the background -- I've been practicing for all the parties!
I wonder if leftover candy works like turkey after Thanksgiving. Twix sandwiches with melted caramel gravy; Reese's casserole; Almond Joy soup.... I'm going to make it my mission to find out. Got any good recipes? Send them my way!
Judi is on vacation next week so if you need anything, feel free to contact me -- I promise, no scary voices or faces! I might have a pretty hefty sugar buzz going though...
Mark your calendars -- The February 2012 center calendars will open on Tuesday, November 1st at 6 am.
Kel
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GSA Recommendations When Visiting New Hampshire
Do you have a Recommendation? Simply EMAIL Ami or Judi your 1-3 paragraphs about your recommendation with some pictures *if you have some* and we'll do the rest! READ OUR GSA RECOMMENDATIONS
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Granite State Ambassador Recommendations
Dexter's Inn Offers Plenty of Indoor and Outdoor Activities
 Recommendation Submitted by Jean McGiffin and Pictures Submitted by Lorry Young, Granite State Ambassadors
Radisson Hotel Class of 2006
The Sunapee area revels in their quiet, unhurried, hassle free environment and rightly so. A consummate example is Dexter's Inn, a special country resort-inn blessed with an idyllic setting on a 20 acre estate. With three tennis courts, an outdoor pool and many other sporting activities, relaxation isn't all that the Inn is about. Other, more involved sports, are just minutes away.
 What immediately strikes you is the tree lined approach and the magnificent, manicured lawns, which are all maintained by a minimal number (but very talented) of staff. The view from the parking lot is amazing...panoramic views of Mount Kearsarge, Mount Sunapee and the surrounding countryside....and yes, even some very comfortable chairs await you to relax and take in the view even before you unpack.
Read full article...
Can't Go Wrong with the Kanc!
 Submitted By: Ed Gartland, Granite State Ambassador Franco-American Centre Class of 2007
One day at the Big E two women came up to me and started thanking me profusely. While I was trying to figure out what magnificent act I had performed, one of them got a little more specific and said they were so happy that they had spoken to me at last year's Big E and when they asked what they should do on an upcoming visit to NH I recommended a drive across the Kanc. (I always recommend a drive across the Kanc. How can I go wrong?) Well, following my advice, they did drive across the Kanc and the Bear Notch Rd, as well. They were still aglow with the experience! The thing that really caught their attention was an inquisitive red fox who approached them at one of the lookouts along the Kanc. They were drinking water and munching on rice cakes. They offered some to the fox and he (she?) was only too happy to share lunch with them.
So, remember ~~~ always recommend the Kanc and notify the wildlife that you're shipping in some tourists.
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Sampler - Things to Do Around New Hampshire
Event Sampler
October 29, 2011
Scarecrow Alley, New Boston
Mack's Apples Scarecrow Contest, Londonderry
4th Annual Scarecrows of the Port, Portsmouth
34th annual Ammonoosuc Valley Railway Association Model Railroad Show, Bethlehem
Cemetery Scavenger Hunt, Manchester
Budweiser Clydesdale Hitch Appearance, Merrimack
 Please encourage your favorite organizations to post their events on NH365.org to get them in front of the GSA volunteers.
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