[Nhhoa] 4th of July

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We are right around the corner and our whole family looks forward to the fireworks. 



Thanks. 




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From: "angelina morast" <angelina0767 at gmail.com> 
To: nhhoa at nhhoa.org 
Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2013 10:55:23 PM 
Subject: [Nhhoa] 4th of July 


Every year, well for the past 3 years that we have lived in North Hampton, we host a July 3rd party complete with  a cook out and fireworks, and every year we have so many neighbors tell us thanks for the great party, some even have their kids make cards to give us as a thank you. Many of our neighbors plan their parties along with ours so that their guest get to take advantage of the amazing fireworks display. Every year we have a clean up crew that hits the street the next morning cleaning up yards and the street. We take extra precautions when shooting fireworks, to try and prevent the unexpected from happening. This year we even have a Certified Firework Licensed technician,(he does the fireworks at the Braves stadium). Several of our neighbors have even asked already if we are still doing the party, so that they can plan on being home that day.  Today we received a letter, no return address and no name signed to the letter, but basically the letter states that my neighbors do not want fireworks this year, we have been asked to find another location.   Not sure what neighbors since many express their gratitude for the party, and who ever sent the letter did not sign their name. Just the initials JP.  Its ashame that there is always someone that spoils it for everyone. Where else can you enjoy a cookout and a firework display equal to that of many towns displays, all right in your back yard. If it is the general feelings of our neighbors that the fireworks should be cancelled, so be it, but if so, why does the street close up with so many coming to watch? Please let us know how you feel, our decision to cancel the party will depend on the support we receive. Last year the Sheriff came watch for a few minutes then left, they didn't seem to have a problem with the fireworks, and we always go to the firehouse and talk to the firemen the day of the fireworks, so that they are aware of the exact location in case of accidents. hoses are on hand ready, and although the letter stated that fireworks are illegal, they do sell them at Walmart and retail locations around town, maybe not the prettiest that we shoot off, but fireworks are definitely legal to shoot in your yard. To the person that wrote the letter......  thanks for being upfront telling us how you feel and not hiding behind just initials with no return address. 

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