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  3. Rep. Charles Bass shared a link.
    October 30
    Information we received from FEMA today:

    If you have suffered damages to your property from Hurricane Sandy, you should take care to document the damages, take pictures, keep receipts, get insurance coverage information, and be ready shou...
    ld the State of New Hampshire and the County you live in receive a Federal Disaster Declaration. If and when a Federal Disaster Declaration is declared for individuals to apply for assistance, we will post that contact information as soon as it is available.

    Further information can be found at http://www.fema.gov/ and http://www.nh.gov/readynh/.
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    FEMA.gov | Federal Emergency Management Agency
    www.fema.gov
    Disaster mitigation, preparedness, response, recovery, education, and references.
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  5. Rep. Charles Bass
    October 30
    My Concord Office will be open today - 603-226-0064. My Washington Office will be closed for now. Please call my Concord Office if you need assistance.
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  7. Rep. Charles Bass shared a link.
    October 29
    With Hurricane Sandy making its way up the Northeast, please be safe and prepared! We've added some links and tips to my website that I hope you and your family will find helpful.

    Also, my DC office will be closed this afternoon. If you need assistance, please call my Concord Office at (603) 226-0064.
    HURRICANE SANDY INFORMATION
    bass.house.gov
    LINKS: Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA): http://www.fema.gov Mobile site: http://m.fema.gov/
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  8. Rep. Charles Bass shared a link.
    October 26
    Hurricane Sandy is heading to the Northeast and the effects of the storm may hit New England. Please take a moment to prepare and stay up to date with news from Ready NH.
    Welcome | Ready NH
    www.nh.gov
    Welcome to ReadyNH, New Hampshire's emergency preparedness website. The materials presented here are intended to help individuals, families, businesses and other organizations prepare for major emergencies.
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  9. Rep. Charles Bass
    October 26
    Speaking at the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Zach Tompkins Memorial Stadium in Hudson, named for the 11-year-old football player who died in his sleep of an undetected genetic heart defect. For more information, please visit http://www.zacharytompkins.org/.
    Photo: Speaking at the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Zach Tompkins Memorial Stadium in Hudson, named for the 11-year-old football player who died in his sleep of an undetected genetic heart defect. For more information, please visit http://www.zacharytompkins.org/.
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  10. Rep. Charles Bass
    October 26
    Joining members of the Tompkins Family and other local officials in Hudson for the official groundbreaking of the new Zach Tompkins Memorial Stadium. The new stadium will provide a home for the Hudson-Litchfield Bears football team and will be built with donations and not taxpayer dollars.
    Photo: Joining members of the Tompkins Family and other local officials in Hudson for the official groundbreaking of the new Zach Tompkins Memorial Stadium. The new stadium will provide a home for the Hudson-Litchfield Bears football team and will be built with donations and not taxpayer dollars.
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  11. Rep. Charles Bass
    October 24
    Answering questions from employees at Smiths Medical in Keene during an employee town hall meeting at the company. Some of the issues we discussed were the 2.3 percent tax on medical device manufacturers in the new health care law, which will affect companies like Smiths that produce products for the health care industry and employ hundreds of Granite Staters.

    October 22, 2012
    Photo: Answering questions from employees at Smiths Medical in Keene during an employee town hall meeting at the company. Some of the issues we discussed were the 2.3 percent tax on medical device manufacturers in the new health care law, which will affect companies like Smiths that produce products for the health care industry and employ hundreds of Granite Staters. October 22, 2012
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    October 23
    Never mind the gridlock that grips Congress. RiverFire enjoys bipartisan support - U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen and U.S. Congressman Charlie Bass both show off their RiverFIre buttons. Come rain or shine, RiverFire is set to go Saturday.
    Photo: Never mind the gridlock that grips Congress. RiverFire enjoys bipartisan support - U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen and U.S. Congressman Charlie Bass both show off their RiverFIre buttons. Come rain or shine, RiverFire is set to go Saturday.
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  15. Rep. Charles Bass
    October 19
    Joining in the ribbon cutting for the new Castle Commons medical park on Range Road in Windham on October 18, 2012 with representatives from the Greater Salem Chamber of Commerce, Southern New Hampshire Internal Medicine, Derry Medical Center, and other practices.
    Photo: Joining in the ribbon cutting for the new Castle Commons medical park on Range Road in Windham on October 18, 2012 with representatives from the Greater Salem Chamber of Commerce, Southern New Hampshire Internal Medicine, Derry Medical Center, and other practices.
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  16. Rep. Charles Bass
    October 18
    I was honored to present Gene Patnaude of Marlow (center) with several medals this morning for his service to our nation during the Vietnam War. Patnaude served as a scout sniper in the U.S. Marine Corps and was stationed in Vietnam with K...
    Company, 3rd Battalion, in the 7th Marine Regiment of the 1st Marines Division. During his service, Patnaude was severely wounded, having been blown 12 feet into the air. After spending eight months in military hospitals, Patnaude was able to return home to recover from his life-threatening wounds. Joining Gene at the medal ceremony was his 12-year-old grandson, Kellin Cushing. Gene is receiving 11 medals for his distinguished service, including the Purple Heart.
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    Photo: I was honored to present Gene Patnaude of Marlow (center) with several medals this morning for his service to our nation during the Vietnam War. Patnaude served as a scout sniper in the U.S. Marine Corps and was stationed in Vietnam with K Company, 3rd Battalion, in the 7th Marine Regiment of the 1st Marines Division. During his service, Patnaude was severely wounded, having been blown 12 feet into the air. After spending eight months in military hospitals, Patnaude was able to return home to recover from his life-threatening wounds. Joining Gene at the medal ceremony was his 12-year-old grandson, Kellin Cushing. Gene is receiving 11 medals for his distinguished service, including the Purple Heart.
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