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Full Moon Readings with Sara Moore – 02/19/2019

Psychic Medium Sara Moore once again joined Gino and The Magic Morning Show to celebrate tonight’s full moon.

Sara Moore has an office located right in North Conway Village across from Eastern Slope Inn and she dropped by this morning to give Magic 104’s listeners FREE Mini Readings via our text line at 603-356-9145.

In addition to being a Psychic Medium for people, she is also one for pets as well. Click below to listen to Sara Moore do her thing with our listeners.

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To learn more about Sara Moore, plus, how you can set up your own reading with her, go to ENLIGHTENEDHORIZONS.COM

Full Moon Readings is brought to you by:

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9th Annual Cupcake Battle!

The 9th Annual Cupcake Battle was a huge success! The Annual benefit for Mt. Washington Valley Promotions sold out yesterday as hungry attendees tried an assortment of miniature cupcakes and determined which they liked best. There were eighteen total bakers competing in four separate categories: Spencer Kelly was best child baker. Hannah Thelemarck won best Teen Baker. Bette Muise took the award for best home baker, and Julie Tavares of Batter Up became a three time champion when she was awarded the win for the Professional baker category. Mt. Washington Valley Promotions Executive Director Lisa Dufault noted that it was the largest number of professional competitors in the event’s history. She says the event took in roughly $3,000, which is a little over $2,400 for the non-profit after the prize money is deducted. Event organizers are already looking forward to next year with the hopes that it will be as big.

 

Ms. Mount Washington Valley, MacKenzie Herlihy, presents the Teen Baker award to Hannah Thelemarck.

 

Mr. Mount Washington Valley, Nate Sawyer, presents the Best Child Baker prize to Spencer Kelly.

 

Bette Muise (left) won the Best Home Baker prize while competing against her cousin Lorraine Holt (right).

 

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Box Office Recap – 02/18/2019

‘ALITA: BATTLE ANGEL’ TOPS BOX OFFICE WITH $27M – (02/18/2019)

Robert Rodriguez’ and James Cameron’s Alita: Battle Angel topped the B.O. on Presidents Day weekend with a $27.8 million take. It seems the word on the street is positive, because it pulled only $8.7 million Thursday and then jumped 55% Saturday for an $11.6 million take. (Since opening Thursday, it has pulled in a total of $41 million domestically). 

The sci-fi action film was budgeted at about $170 million and follows the story of a cyborg girl who takes control of her destiny. The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part (the voice cast is led by Chris Pratt and Jason Momoa) dropped 38% with an estimated $21.2 million take, and Warner Bros.’ Isn’t It Romantic came in at No. 3 with a $14.2 million debut. 

What Men Want came in fourth with $10.9 million, while Happy Death Day opened at No. 5 with $9.8 million. 

  1. Alita: Battle Angel — $27.8 million
  2. Lego Movie 2: The Second Part — $21.2 million
  3. Isn’t It Romantic— $14.2 million
  4. What Men Want— $10.9 million
  5. Happy Death Day 2U— $9.8 million
  6. Cold Pursuit — $6 million
  7. The Upside— $5.8 million
  8. Glass— $3.9 million
  9. The Prodigy— $3.2 million
  10. Green Book — $2.8 million
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Cancellations and Delays – Friday February 15th, 2019

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Cancellations for Friday 2/15/19:

 

Jean Limmer Dance Center is CLOSED for the day with ALL CLASSES CANCELLED

Kennett High School Girls & Boys Basketball Games against Hanover has been postponed, both Home & Away Games.

 

 

To Report a Cancellation or Delay contact our Office at 603-356-8870

 

Cancellations and Delays are brought to you by:

 
 

Granite State Glass

 

 

 

 

Valladares Transportation and Repair

(603) 447-2101

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The 16th Annual Remick Museum Ice Harvest & Winter Carnival – Saturday February 16th, 2019

Photo Courtesy of Remick Museum

 

Dawne Gilpatrick of the Remick Country Doctor Museum and Farm joined Gino today on the Magic Morning Show to discuss the 16th Annual Ice Harvest & Winter Carnival happening in Tamworth Village this Saturday, February 16th. Click to listen and look below for all the details.

 

 

A REMICK WINTER TRADITION

16th Annual Ice Harvest & Winter Carnival

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2019 | 11AM–3PM
SEVERE WEATHER DATE: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2019  

Same day! 5K Snowshoe Stampede – Entrance fee and registration required

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Take part in a New England tradition & enjoy timeless wintertime fun!

  • Participate in traditional ice block cutting, piking and hoisting
  • Look on as yolked teams of working steers transport ice blocks to the Ice House
  • Celebrate winter with outdoor/indoor activities and family-friendly games
  • Meet and greet farm animals in their winter coats and surroundings
  • Visit with Chinook dogs and learn about their local history with the Chinook Owners Association
  • Listen to live music by Brier Hill Band in the Hearth Room — dancing welcome
  • Try your hand at a winter-themed craft or go on a scavenger hunt
  • See demonstrations of step-by-step ice harvesting, outdoor cooking (samples too), and ice sculpting by Brian Stockman
  • Take a ride on antique Model A and Model T Ford snowmobiles
    • Provided by The Model T Ford Snowmobile Club: based in neighboring Ossipee, NH, where the original car-to-snowmobile conversion kits were invented—click the “Brief History” tab on their website to learn more The club has determined that current conditions on the ground are not conducive to providing safe rides and protecting the antique machines. However, rest assured that the snowmobiles will be on display and provide a fun, interactive exhibit.
  • Build a snowman, snowcow, or…  let your imagination soar (dependent on snow conditions)
  • Take in outdoor exhibits of:
    • Winter Camping & Accompanying Gear
    • Wintertime Animal Trapping and Lore
    • Snowshoes Through Time
    • An Ice Boat from the New Hampshire Boat Museum
    • A Bob House/Ice Fishing Shack
    • An Antique Snow Roller
  • Take a self-guided tour of the Museum Center: 
    • Watch an ice harvesting video
    • Take in our ice harvesting history exhibit 
    • Learn about Remick Family history
    • Engage with the “Our Medicine Through Time” exhibit—samples at the Winter Apothecary
  • Warm up with a Remick-made lunch and other treats (see the menu, below)

COST: $10/person, ages 11 & above | $5/child ages 5–10 | 4 & under, FREE
Members receive $2 off admission
*If the ice is not safe, visitors will not be allowed on the ice. No matter the conditions, ice harvesting demonstrations will occur. 

New in 2019!

9AM  Take part in a 5K Snowshoe Stampede
A “fun-tastic” pre-Ice Harvest race for snowshoers of all abilities. Entrance fee and registration required; racers receive free admission to Ice Harvest & Winter Carnival. Snowshoe Race registration link.
 

GENEROUSLY SPONSORED BY

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Foods Available for Purchase
Available while supplies last. As much as possible, we use Remick-raised and -grown ingredients. Some recipes used are from the Remick-Made Cookbook. We accept cash and credit cards.

Remick-Made Lunch
A bowl of Chili or Minestrone  Served with cornbread ~ $5

A La Carte
MACARONI & CHEESE ~ $5
DIY LUNCH  Hotdogs, for cooking at the outdoor firepit ~ $2
TREATS  Cookie | Brownie | Popcorn | S’more Kit ~ $1
BEVERAGES  Hot Chocolate | Coffee | Tea | Bottled Water ~ $1

 

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Rep. Chris Pappas Criticizes Wayfair Decision

US Representative Chris Pappas took to the floor of the House of Representatives to criticize the Wayfair Decision yesterday. The Supreme Court decision allows States to tax sales to people within their States, even if the business selling the product is located elsewhere. Representative Pappas cites his visit to the Mt. Washington Valley and specifically White Mountain Puzzlers and Lupine Pet in his criticism. Pappas says the decision threatens to shut down the internet sales of many New Hampshire businesses because they are unprepared to take on the sales tax burden of other States across the country.

 

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Magic 104’s FREE Play Weeks – February 19th thru March 1st

For the next two weeks, Magic 104 will be having FREE PLAY WEEKS! Starting Tuesday, February 19th through Friday, March 1st. Gino and The Magic Morning Show will be celebrating “February Vacation” and giving away pairs of passes to enjoy some amazing winter activities and gift certificates to some amazing restaurants!

It’s like going somewhere over the rainbow! Here’s the prize list!

TUESDAY 2/19:  $25 Gift Certificate to CAFÉ NOCHE

WEDNESDAY 2/20:  $25 Gift Certificate to SHOVEL HANDLE PUB

THURSDAY 2/21: Pair of Ski Passes to BRETTON WOODS

FRIDAY 2/22: 2 Learn to Ski Packages includes an all-day trail pass, rental package & 1 hour beginner group lesson with JACKSON SKI TOURING

MONDAY 2/25:  2 Total Trails Tickets to GREAT GLEN TRAILS: 

TICKETS INCLUDE:

  • TRAIL PASS FOR CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING, SNOWSHOEING AND FATBIKING
  • RENTAL SNOWSHOES AND CROSS COUNTRY SKI EQUIPMENT
  • A WINTER TOUR ON THE MT. WASHINGTON SNOW COACH: PLEASE NOTE THE SNOW COACH IS EXTREMELY POPULAR AND WINNER MUST MAKE RESERVATION IN ADVANCE OF DAY OF ADVENTURE USING VOUCHER CODE.
  • ALL DAY ACCESS TO GREAT GLEN TRAILS TUBING HILL

TUESDAY 2/26: $50 Gift Certificate to CIDER COMPANY

WEDNESDAY 2/27: 2 Learn to Ski Packages includes an all-day trail pass, rental package & 1 hour beginner group lesson with JACKSON SKI TOURING

THURSDAY 2/28: Pair of Ski Passes to BRETTON WOODS

FRIDAY 3/01: 2 Ski Passes to KING PINE

Tune in each morning for YOUR CHANCE to WIN! Gino will be playing call-in and text-in games at 603-356-9145 and a winner will be announced each morning at 8:10am

Good luck!