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HAMPTON | A soggystart to the week of HamptonBeach’s Children’s Festivaldidn’t keep the kids away.

A slew of local kids andtheir parents enjoyed themagic show put on by B.J.Hickman on Monday morn-ing. Hickman kept the chil-dren entertained for morethan an hour with a varietyof illusions along with sometried-and-true techniquessuch as the spring-loaded

snake-in-a-can trick.“The attendance is more

than we expected,” saidHampton Chamber of Com-merce Volunteer CommitteeChairman, Katie Curran.

Curran said the numberof kids has exceeded lastyear’s tally.

That claim was easilyenforced by the more than200 kids that entered theBuc’s Lagoon Mini GolfTournament. Curran saiddespite the large turnout theevent went off without a

Another successful Children’s Festivalhitch.

Tuesday morning’s Chil-dren’s Sand Castle Competi-tion also proved to be apopular draw with dozens ofkids from all over enteringthe competition to cast theirartistic renderings in thesand.

The winners from eachcategory are as follows:

Ages 3-51st Place - Darren Jenks of

Burillville, R.I.2nd Place - Renee

Medade of Stoughton, Mass.3rd Place - Joey Joyal of

Agawam, Mass.4th Place - Megan Camp-

bell of Shrewsbury, Mass.Ages 6-8

1st Place - Julie Perry ofAndover, Mass.

2nd Place - Chris Proctorof Strafford

3rd Place - NikolasPerusse of Brattleboro, VT

4th Place - Tyler Johnsonof Hampton

Ages 9 –111st Place - Sarah Hurley

of Concord, Calif.2nd Place - Victoria

Lavallee of Sommers, Conn.

3rd Place - Ben Gazzara ofSalem

4th Place - Chad Joyal ofAgawam, Mass.

Ages 12-141st Place - Eric O’Brien of

Medford, Mass.2nd Place - Jordan Sands

of Medford, Mass.3rd Place - Elizabeth

Lavallee of Sommers, Conn.4th Place - Stephen Jarke

of Billerica, Mass.Further events are under-

way for the Children’s Festi-val. They include:

THURSDAY AUGUST 1811 AM Simplicity the

Clown11:30 Dan Grady's

Marvelous Marionette Medley

11:30 Julie & Brownie3 PM Nancy

Chippendale’s Dance Studio

5 PM Slogan Contestentries due

FRIDAY AUGUST 1911 AM Children's Parade

with Ted the Cat! A Giant Costume Parade where

every child wins a prize

PLENTY TO DO AT THE CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL — (Topright) Kids dig into the Sandcastle Competition (Middle right)Ellen Goethel explains the woders of the ocean world to heraudience on the Seashell Stage (Bottom right) Magician B.J.Hickman wows the crowd (above) with his magic show.

— Atlantic News Photos by Bette Hirtle / Scott Kinney

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RYE | Construction onthe town’s new safetybuilding continues to go asscheduled.

Police Chief Alan Gouldsaid in recent talks with theconstruction company,Horne Construction, thatthey have indicated that itwill be completed for theexpected December date.He said that roof andplumbing work are expect-ed to begin sometime thisweek.

“We’re feeling prettygood about seeing it cometogether,” said Gould.

Once complete, the22,900 sq.ft. building willhouse police, fire and emer-gency medical services.

Gould said the newbuilding grants some muchneeded space and amenitiesthat will greatly aid hisdepartment.

One such amenity willbe the addition of two jailcells to the department.Currently police handcuffperpetrators to a steelbench that is anchored tothe floor. That situation cre-ates a need to quickly expe-dite prisoners and movethem on to RockinghamCounty Correctional Facili-ty.

“They (the jail cells) will

make it safer and a lot moreconvenient for us,” saidGould.

Another addition — onethe chief has named his per-sonal favorite — is the extrastorage space that will beavailable at the new facility.The current police station,located on Central Road,has no closets and limitedstorage space.

“We’ve got stuff tuckedaway all over the place,”said Gould.

Snow tires for the policecruisers are currently storedin the building’s attic with apull-down staircase wherethey have to be stored andretrieved twice a year.

Gender-specific lockerrooms will also be an addi-tion to the new building.

Work progresses on town safety building

Gould said the newfacility will be more cost-effective for the town whileproviding a single locationfor residents to access theservices provided by alldepartments. In sharing abuilding with the firedepartment the police alsohave the advantage of hav-ing someone in the building

24 hours a day. Althoughthe police department is afull-time service, eveningofficers are more often onthe road and less at the sta-tion.

Both the police and firedepartments will also haveequal access to the townsemergency operations cen-ter, which currently residesin the old fire station.

“Right now if there werea natural disaster or ifsomething happened atSeabrook (nuclear powerplant) either I or my repre-sentative would have to goto the fire department,away from our headquar-ters.”

Gould said residentsshould watch for the demo-lition of the old fire depart-ment, which will indicatethat the police are movingin to the new building. Thespace will be used for park-ing for the public.

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— Atlantic News Photo by Scott Kinney

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