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are a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation that depends entirely on community support and volunteers for its existence and con- tinued operation. Still, with the playing
of this particular game in question, the process of getting ready for the evening everywhere else but on the field was tak- ing place in anticipation
THE WEIRS TIMES, Thursday, July 1, 2010
of the first pitch being thrown at some point. What would a baseball
game be without some good food? Besides the volunteer-manned con- cession stand offering chili and other favorites, two outdoor carts were being prepared for the night’s crowd. Domenic DiRosa, owner of Domenic’s Deli on Union Avenue in Laco- nia was already grilling up
some sausages for some great subs. He had thick hamburger patties as well waiting for their turn. Delicious homemade ice cream from the famous Sandwich Creamery was already proving to be a popular item for the few optimistic fans on hand. There was also plenty
of Laconia Muskrat gear on display. The table, was See MUSKRATS on 55
Assisted Living with Memory Support
Are you worried about a senior who is living with memory problems?
Are they socially isolated and unsafe at home alone?
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Emily and Meredith from the Sandwich Creamery serve up homemade ice cream at Muskrat games.
We create a quality of life through genuine
caring in a comfortable, secured and engaging environment with
innovative programs – all specially designed for seniors needing memory support.
After a short visit, you’ll have the perfect opportunity to see for yourself why The Gardens is just right for you.
We are just off the roundabout at the junction of Routes 3 and 106
21 Mile Point Drive, Meredith, NH 03253 603-279-1500
www.meredithbaycolonyclub.org Why pay more for less?
Carolyn Dame of Strafford found out about the Muskrats during a recent trip to Laconia and came back to enjoy a game.
BRENDAN SMITH PHOTOS
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