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Chichester NH News

February 25, 2009

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The Chichester Library has hundreds of books that they want to give away. Plan to be at the Library on Saturday, February 28th, from 9 to 12.  You can come in and fill a bag or a box with books and carry them home.  This will also be a good opportunity to see your town library, if you haven’t had a visit yet.  Sign up for a library card and join in on the programs and the many services the library offers.  If you should have any questions, please call Lisa at 798-5613.



On Monday, March 9, at 7 p.m. the Chichester Historical Society will be having a program called “Local Indian History and Lore” presented by Tim Paterson from Pittsfield. Tim is very knowledgeable about NH Indians and their history and knows a lot about Native Americans in this localized area. The program will be held at the Historical Society Museum on 49 Main Street (next to the Methodist Parish Hall). It is free. All are welcome, and refreshments will be served. Note that the day of the week is Monday, not the usual day for Historical Society programs, in order to fit the speaker’s schedule. For more information, call Lucille Noel as 798-5709.


 

Chichester Grange will meet on Wednesday, March 4, at 7 p.m. upstairs in the Grange Hall. Mary West is in charge of the program, and perhaps there will be a speaker from the Sierra Club. Certainly there will be fun and fellowship and refreshments. Visitors are always welcome.



If you stop in at the Town Offices, perhaps the Town Reports will be ready and you can begin to read the warrants in preparation for March’s Town and School District meetings. If the reports aren’t out yet, you can certainly plan to pick one up at the School District meeting, which will be held on Saturday, March 7, at the School beginning a 9 a.m.



The Town has given the Chichester Library a copy of the NEW HAMPSHIRE PLANNING AND LAND USE REGULATIONS 2008-2009 EDITION for our patrons’ use.  Please drop by the Library if you should have any questions pertaining to this subject.  The Library is open 25 hours a week and those hours are posted at the front of the Library.


 

Out Of Your Attic Thrift Shop News
By Ruthi True
Easter’s on Its Way


We are now getting out our Easter bunnies, and Easter decorations. Shop early for the best selection. We will have Easter baskets that you can fill yourself as well till they are gone.

 

Dress yourself for Easter and save money at the same time. We have dresses, skirts, slacks, blouses, handbags, jewelry, and dress pants and shirts for men and kids’ clothing, as well as shoes. Our inventory changes on the days we’re open (Tuesday-Wednesday and Thursday, 8 to 4, and Sat., 10 to 4. Shop often for the best selection. Also, if you have Easter clothing, baskets, bunnies, decorations, etc. that you no longer use or need, we would love them to help others get these items at reasonable prices.


We are also collecting prom gowns now. If anyone has one they no longer need, we make them very affordable so everyone can benefit from them.


People have been calling to see what we need and I always say we take anything at almost any time. Clothing, dishes, books, small furniture, such as  end tables, floor lamps, night stands, coffee tables. We sell what we can to pay the rent and do our projects. We also give items away when there are fires if we have the items they need. Please consider us when donating, or if you’re thinking of throwing out something that is perfectly good, but you’re just tired of it.


When Spring time comes, a lot of folks change rooms and get new curtains,   blankets, bedspreads, pillows, etc. Don’t just throw out the old if they are still good, as a lot of less fortunate can benefit from them. Thank you for thinking of us.


Wish List:
1) Tub ring for baby.
2) Socks for homeless.

 


 

TDS Upgrading Email System To Google™ Platform


Recently TDS started upgrading its free TDS e-mail service to the popular Google™ web-based platform. The transition process is staged over the course of six-weeks as hundreds of thousands of customers are converted to the company’s new system.


Prior to the conversion, TDS will be sending multiple direct mail and e-mail communications to customers instructing them to visit their TDS password protected account for full conversion details, including a specific conversion date. TDS encourages customers to wait until an official notification arrives in the mail to convert. Customers will keep their existing TDS e-mail addresses.


Customer conversion dates are staggered during the process to ensure customers get the individual assistance they need. Due to the many unique ways customers set up their computers, TDS anticipates some customers will need guidance during the standard installation process.


“We have tried to make this process as easy and transparent as possible; however, change of this nature can generate many questions and we want to answer them all thoroughly,” stated Drew Petersen, director of legislative and public relations for TDS Telecommunications Corp. “To help, TDS added more than fifty new customer care representatives and continues to monitor call volumes very closely.”


Recently, a customer test pilot group, as well as all TDS employees who use the company’s e-mail service at home, were transitioned to the new email platform. In addition, all new TDS Internet customers who select the TDS e-mail product are being automatically enrolled on the Google platform.


The number one question TDS heard from the pilot group was: ‘Do I have to change my e-mail address?’ “The answer is absolutely not,” responds Petersen. “All customers keep their existing TDS e-mail addresses.”


Customer security is a top priority at TDS and that continues during the e-mail platform conversion. Petersen reminds customers, “Only when you are logged into your own TDS account (or on the phone with a TDS representative you called) should you make the necessary changes or provide new information. Our goal is to minimize all exposure to phishing and vishing scams.”


“Upgrading to the Google platform provides our customers with more features and functionality,” says Petersen. “It’s important to keep our e-mail service competitive with other service providers. We feel Google has the most to offer.”

 


 

 

 











 
 

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