Tuesdays and Thursdays: January 31 through June 27. This is an ongoing exercise program for older adults to maintain bone health through biweekly strength and balance classes.
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Thursdays: May 30 - June 27. Open to New Generations residents. Starting with a healthy pregnancy and continuing through feeding your young child, this series focuses on nutrition strategies for healthy outcomes.
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New Hampshire 4-H "All About the Dogs" Weekend
I hope you will join us at our 16th annual “All About The Dogs” 4-H Dog Weekend. Our goal is to provide a great fun filled canine training/themed weekend for 4-H children enrolled in the 4-H Dog Program or children interested in joining. We want to give an opportunity to learn new things, meet new people, visit old friends, get ready for the upcoming 4-H show season, and of course, have FUN with our dogs. We hope to expose the participants to activities and trainings seminars that they might not have the opportunity to see and experience through their local 4-H group. We have had, and hope to continue to have, 4-Hers from all over New England come to this weekend.
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The First Annual New Hampshire 4-H Poultry Clinic will take place at the 4-H Youth Center in New Boston, NH on June 22, 2013.
Educational Seminars, Fitting and Showmanship Workshops, Judging, Quiz Bowl and more!
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Tuesdays and Thursdays: January 31 through June 27. This is an ongoing exercise program for older adults to maintain bone health through biweekly strength and balance classes.
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Tuesdays in May and June. Open to the Greater Derry Boys and Girls Club Afterschool participants. From arugula to zucchini - plant it, prepare it, and fuel your body from the garden! Each week brings new produce to plant and recipes to try.
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Tuesdays and Thursdays: January 31 through June 27. This is an ongoing exercise program for older adults to maintain bone health through biweekly strength and balance classes.
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Thursdays: May 30 - June 27. Open to New Generations residents. Starting with a healthy pregnancy and continuing through feeding your young child, this series focuses on nutrition strategies for healthy outcomes.
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Fridays: May 24, June 28, and July 26. Open to Salem Housing Authority residents only. Learn what’s new with MyPlate for older adults. Sample recipes made with healthy grains, seasonal produce and other ingredients that won’t break your food budget.
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Mondays: July 8 through August 19. From arugula to zucchini – water it, weed it, and fuel your body from the garden. Each week brings new produce to explore and recipes to try!
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The New Hampshire State 4-H Horse Show will have a Chaperone's Conference call on Tuesday July 9 at 7 pm.
Please call (712) 432-1500 and use access code: 695540#
Please give yourself at least 10 minutes to account for any technical difficulties.
All counties who are attending the New Hampshire State 4-H Horse Show must call in to this conference call.
Tuesdays: July 9 through August 13. Explore your inner chef using seasonal fruits and veggies, healthy grains, and protein foods. This cooking and nutrition series culminates with an Iron Chef Foods Makeover, featuring teams preparing their favorite foods to be critiqued on healthy ingredients, lean cooking techniques, overall presentation, and of course – taste!
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Tuesdays: July 9 through August 13. Location: Gosling Meadows Recreation Center. Prepare healthy, low-cost meals and develop good eating habits at home and when eating out. This 6-week cooking and nutrition series is for families with children ages 8-12. Prepare and share meals together and take home a bag of groceries each week.
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Wednesdays: July 10 through August 14. Open to Greater Derry Boys and Girls Club summer camp participants.
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Thursdays: July 11 through August 15. Open to Seabrook Adventure Zone summer camp participants. Strengthen and tone your body as you discover the cool karma of yoga with fun poses, activities, and a healthy snack.
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The 4-H Sheep Clinic is designed for 4-H’ers (ages 8-18 as of January 1st) with sheep projects to learn the skills needed for the fitting and showing of sheep. It is a great way for novice andless-experienced 4-H’ers to get a head start or refresher before the summer fairs and sheep shows begin. All clinic counselors and staff are volunteers with knowledge in the raising and showing of sheep. Counselors are experienced current or former 4-H’ers in the sheep program. Adult staff members are 4-H leaders, parents and volunteers. The ratio of clinic attendees to staff is kept low to allow for close supervision for instruction.
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The 4-H Sheep Clinic is designed for 4-H’ers (ages 8-18 as of January 1st) with sheep projects to learn the skills needed for the fitting and showing of sheep. It is a great way for novice andless-experienced 4-H’ers to get a head start or refresher before the summer fairs and sheep shows begin. All clinic counselors and staff are volunteers with knowledge in the raising and showing of sheep. Counselors are experienced current or former 4-H’ers in the sheep program. Adult staff members are 4-H leaders, parents and volunteers. The ratio of clinic attendees to staff is kept low to allow for close supervision for instruction.
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The clinic will be hands-on & include hoof trimming, clipping, fitting & show, and fun activities. A mock show will be held at the end of the day.
Dick Horner, from Contoocook, a well known 4-H goat judge, will be working with the youth. All counselors and staff are volunteers with knowledge in raising and showing goats.
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The 4-H Sheep Clinic is designed for 4-H’ers (ages 8-18 as of January 1st) with sheep projects to learn the skills needed for the fitting and showing of sheep. It is a great way for novice andless-experienced 4-H’ers to get a head start or refresher before the summer fairs and sheep shows begin. All clinic counselors and staff are volunteers with knowledge in the raising and showing of sheep. Counselors are experienced current or former 4-H’ers in the sheep program. Adult staff members are 4-H leaders, parents and volunteers. The ratio of clinic attendees to staff is kept low to allow for close supervision for instruction.
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The first of three qualifying shows for the New Hampshire 4-H Working Steer program.
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The 4-H Sheep Clinic is designed for 4-H’ers (ages 8-18 as of January 1st) with sheep projects to learn the skills needed for the fitting and showing of sheep. It is a great way for novice andless-experienced 4-H’ers to get a head start or refresher before the summer fairs and sheep shows begin. All clinic counselors and staff are volunteers with knowledge in the raising and showing of sheep. Counselors are experienced current or former 4-H’ers in the sheep program. Adult staff members are 4-H leaders, parents and volunteers. The ratio of clinic attendees to staff is kept low to allow for close supervision for instruction.
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Mondays: July 8 through August 19. From arugula to zucchini – water it, weed it, and fuel your body from the garden. Each week brings new produce to explore and recipes to try!
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Tuesdays: July 9 through August 13. Explore your inner chef using seasonal fruits and veggies, healthy grains, and protein foods. This cooking and nutrition series culminates with an Iron Chef Foods Makeover, featuring teams preparing their favorite foods to be critiqued on healthy ingredients, lean cooking techniques, overall presentation, and of course – taste!
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Tuesdays: July 9 through August 13. Location: Gosling Meadows Recreation Center. Prepare healthy, low-cost meals and develop good eating habits at home and when eating out. This 6-week cooking and nutrition series is for families with children ages 8-12. Prepare and share meals together and take home a bag of groceries each week.
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Wednesdays: July 10 through August 14. Open to Greater Derry Boys and Girls Club summer camp participants.
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