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Cider I up on Silverthorne Lane
By Martin Booth, Tuesday May 11, 2021
As hospitality businesses prepare to reopen as Covid restrictions continue to be eased, one bar in Bristol continues to adapt to its changing circumstances.
The Cider Box currently uses land opposite its bar on Silverthorne Lane in St Philip’s Marsh as an al fresco terrace and an extension to its tap room.
A concrete strip has repurposed for what Cider Box founder Daniel Heath calls “an outdoor cider emporium”, which can seat 40 guests on benches and tables.
Independent journalism is needed now more than ever.
The Cider Box terrace is on land opposite the tap room – photo: George Poole
Obituary: Jeanne P. Heath
RYE, N.H. - Jeanne P. Heath, 87, formerly of Middle Road in Portsmouth, N.H., passed away peacefully Monday March 29, 2021.
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Jeanne P. Heath
RYE, N.H. – Jeanne P. Heath, 87, formerly of Middle Road in Portsmouth, N.H., passed away peacefully Monday March 29, 2021.
She was born Aug. 11, 1933, in Rumford.
After graduating from Portsmouth High, Jeanne attended the University of New Hampshire where she earned a Bachelor’s in Foreign Language. She was also active in the UNH Greek system as a member of the Phi Mu sorority.
Jeanne worked for several years at a local insurance agency in Portsmouth, but her favorite job was working as the Newington Town Clerk. As a longtime Newington resident, she proudly held that position for many years, serving the local residents. She served her country as part of the Naval reserves.
FORT WALTON BEACH Brendon Scarver, a 23-year-old Fort Walton Beach man arrested Friday following a burglary in Destin, was charged but never prosecuted for second-degree murder following the May 20, 2019, shooting death of Cordell Smart.
Smart, 19, was an innocent bystander outside a home at 110 Oakhill Avenue off Beal Parkway when a gunfight broke out between two rival groups.
He had wandered unaware into a bad situation that had its origins in robbery. On the day of the fatal shooting, Gaige Monfils had told two friends he had been robbed and wanted to retaliate. A marijuana deal was arranged to lure a man named Craig Rudolph to the home on Oakhill Avenue.