Auburn Village Crier
Contents Page 2-3: Town Hall News Spring Blood Drive Page 3: Advanced Notice from the Town Clerk!! Page 5: Griffin Free Library March 11th Page 6: Parks and Recreation Info. on Pg.16 Page 7: Longmeadow Breakfast Page 7-8: School News Page 9: St. Peter Roman Catho- lic Church Page 10: Town Clerk Info. Page 11: Historical Association Page 12: Boy Scouts It's Girl Scout Page 13: Cub Scouts Cookie time! Page 14-15: The Reflections Art Program Page 16: Blood Drive Page 17: Massabesic Seniors Page 18-19: Police News We wanted to notify the folks in town that we will be having Editor: Patricia Rousseau booth sales at Trickett Crier e-mail: [email protected] Woodworks (beside the dump) on Saturday February 25, March 4,11,18 from 7-3
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News from the Auburn Town Hall
Auburn Trail Funding Not Coming in 2017 In August we reported in this space the Town of Auburn had applied to the NH Department of Transportation for funding of a potential multi-use path along NH Route 121 from Eaton Hill Road to Shore Drive. Auburn was one of 54 communities from throughout the state who submitted applications totaling approximately $25.5 million for $5.4 million available through the Transportation Alternatives Pro- gram (TAP). The Town has been notified it was ranked 18th of the 54 communities in this competitive grant pro- gram. Although the Auburn scored well in the TAP process, it was not approved for funding in the 2016 grant round. The NHDOT was able to approve 12 projects for funding in this process. The project submitted by Auburn was a multi-use path that would provide a safe connection for walkers, bicyclists, hikers, runners, snowshoers and cross-country skiers from the center of Auburn to various trails leading around the lake and to other parts of the community. As envisioned by Town officials, the multi-use path would not be connected to NH Route 121, but would be separated for the safety of the users of the path. When the Town entered into the Pay- ment In Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) agreement with Manchester Water Works in 2014, this potential pro- ject being located on MWW property was included as part of the agreement. Initial cost estimates suggest a total project cost of $679,176, with construction in 2018 or 2019. Grant funds would cover 80% of the project costs ($543,340), while the Town would be re- sponsible for the remaining $135,835. Town officials may re-submit the project for consideration in the next round of TAP funding which is anticipated in 2018.
Changing Seats ......
Last month, we accepted the resignation of Jean Worster as a Trustee of the Library. However, we were happy to appoint Jean to serve as an Alternate Library Trustee after Joseph Forest agreed to move from alternate to full Trustee. Jean has been an active member of the Library Trustees as either a Trustee or Alternative Trustee for nearly the past 10 years. Joe more recently began services as an Alternate Trustee, and is looking forward to more active service as Trustee. Joe will also serve as the Treasurer of the Board of Library Trustees.
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Forest Fire Wardens In coordination with the NH Director of the Division of Forests and Lands, the Board has appointed a new Forest Fire Warden for Auburn, and several Deputy Forest Fire Wardens. Fire Chief Edward Gannon is now also serving as Auburn Forest Fire Warden. At Chief Gannon’s recommendation, Auburn firefighters Patrick Glennon, Alex Phillips, James Saulnier, Joseph Rossi- no and Kevin Vail have been named as Deputy Forest Fire Wardens. Chief Gannon is also designating Melissa Gates at the Auburn Police Department as an issuing agent for the purpose of being able to issue forest fire permits.
Quick Reminder ......
The annual Deliberative Session of Town Meeting will be held on Saturday, February 4th at 9 AM at the Auburn Village School, with a snow date of Saturday, February 11th.
The annual School District and Town Election Day will be held on Tuesday, March 14th from 7 AM to 7 PM at the Auburn Village School.
James Headd Richard Eaton Dale Phillips Auburn Board of Selectmen
ADVANCE NOTICE FROM THE TOWN CLERK’S OFFICE
Dates to AVOID doing a motor vehicle transaction this month: February 17 thru 24th
The State is installing a new driver licensing computer system (VISION) during President’s Day weekend. On Friday, February 17 every town in the state will only be able to produce the Town portion of their registra- tions and all those customers will have to go to a DMV substation to complete them, so you can imagine how long the lines at DMV will be that day! The new system is scheduled to be in place and ready for when we reopen on Wednesday, February 22 but it is a major installation and I imagine there may be a few problems, so you may want to call or go to our website to check the status Wednesday, February 22 thru Friday, February 24.
483-2281 www.auburnnh.us Thank you and I’m keeping my fingers crossed that all goes smoothly! Kathleen A. Sylvia, Town Clerk
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Kathy Growney, Library Director www.griffinfree.com
Now that we are in the middle of winter it is a great time to visit one of our local museums and Griffin Free has MUSEUM PASSES for you to borrow. Donated by the Friends of Griffin Free our passes include the SEE Science Center, the Millyard Museum and the Currier. See our website for our complete list and details.
Our new COOKBOOK CLUB is garnering a lot of interest. This is a great group for those of you who like to cook or bake. The theme for the February 11 meeting is International Cuisine. How does it work? Borrow a cookbook from the library, select and make a dish at home, then bring it to the meeting to share with the group. Cookbook Club meets from Noon – 2:00 p.m. and registration is required for this delicious event.
For those of you who prefer playing board or card games, we have GAME NIGHT for adults and teens on Wednesday, February 22 at 6:30 p.m. Game Night will be held on the last Wednesday of February and March so mark your calendars now. Free coffee and hot cocoa will be available to help warm you up and keep you energized.
Are you interested in learning about your family history? Thanks to the Friends of Griffin Free, we will contin- ue to offer access to ANCESTRYLIBRARY.COM at Griffin Free for 2017. Although access is only available at Griffin Free, you are welcome to bring in your own laptop or tablet and we will get you connected.
Speaking of the Friends – they are a wonderful group that is always on the lookout for new members. Inter- ested in learning more? They meet the first Monday of every month at 7 p.m. at the library. Upcoming Programming for Adults and Teens:
Fridays at 1:00 p.m. – Knitting / Crochet @ the Library Wednesday, February 8, 1:15 p.m. – Friends Book Club Thursday, February 9, 5:30 p.m. – Friends Book Club Saturday, February 11, Noon – 2:00 p.m. – Cookbook Club: International Cuisine Wednesday, February 22, 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. – Game Night for Adults and Teens
Upcoming Programming for Children:
Tuesdays at 11:00 a.m. – Infant / Toddler Storytime with Miss Mary Saturday, February 11 at 10:30 a.m. – Valentine’s Storytime with Miss Mary. Have fun creating your own Valentine’s Day card to bring home. Supplies will be provided. Friday, March 3 at 1:00 p.m. – Toddler/Sibling Storytime Luau with Miss Mary
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Good day to all you Auburnites out there! I for Circle of Fun and will be installed in the hope this finds all of you happy, healthy and spring. There has been some minor vandalism at still working on those New Year resolutions. I know I am (still trying that is!) Here at Parks the ice rinks and I would ask everyone to help and Rec. we are working on lots of things that keep all the parks in good shape so everyone all of you can enjoy now and when the weather can enjoy them. The repair of several picnic ta- changes in the upcoming spring. I know you bles is underway thanks to the kindness of the probably think it's a little premature to start talk- Parks and Recreation Chairman, David Nye. He ing about spring, but we work and plan through- has graciously allowed us the use of some space out the winter to prepare for spring and summer. in his barn this winter so we can get this job We have been working at the ice rinks, working done and be ready for spring. on the upcoming "Winterfest" on 2/11/17', pa- We are currently working on several things trolling and policing our parks, working on re- ranging from the Summer Concert series (thank pairing the picnic tables that took a beating last you to Maureen Juliano), senior trips, park im- year from all the use and in general organizing provements, new kiosks to keep everyone in- the rest of 2017' so it's even better than last year. formed to what’s happening at your parks, I would like to apologize to all you skaters out scheduling dates for field usage for all sports there because the cold weather has not cooperat- starting in the spring, and in general, looking to ed long enough to establish a good base of ice to do more for our community and its citizens this keep the rink going. I'm hoping this will change year. for long enough to establish that ice and keep it. I would like to express a sincere "thank you" to I also would like to let everyone know that we the Longmeadow Church for allowing us to have the annual "Winterfest" scheduled hold our senior dinner at their church on for 2/11/17'. We will be having open skate time, 1/28/17'. We already have over 70 responses to the annual burning of the Christmas trees (thank the invitations and if all goes as it has in the you to our local Boy Scout troop for collecting past, everyone will leave with a full belly and a the trees), hamburgs, hotdogs, hot chocolate, good time under their belt. Thank you Pastor and if the weather cooperates, a snow hill! Ruth for the use of your church and constant as- There will be a D.J. and other activities for the sistance to our community, thank you to Margie kids. Please keep in mind that this is all de- Mcevoy for your hard work and organizing the pendent on the weather and if it remains as event and finally, thank you to all our seniors warm as it has been, the event would be can- for their lifetime contributions to their country celled. This happened to us last year and we are and communities. really hoping our luck is better this year! It will Mike Dobmeier, Interim Secretary be held from 1:00pm to 4:00pm and we hope to Auburn Parks and Recreation Department see all of you there. Our Parks are in good shape and the replacement parts have come in
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Longmeadow Church School News Breakfast Auburn Village School Start your Saturday twice a 2017 – 2018 Kindergarten & Grade month with breakfast at 1 Registration Longmeadow Church. In Febru- ary they are on the 4th and the KINDERGARTEN: All children living in 18th from 6:30 – 10: 00 am. Auburn who will be five years old on or th Each month the breakfasts are before September 30 , 2017 are eligible the 1st and 3rd Saturdays at to enter kindergarten in the fall of 2017. Longmeadow Congregational Registration packets will be available at Church, 4 Wilson’s Crossing Rd. the main office beginning Tuesday, March Where else can you meet your 7th. Completed registration information old friends, catch up on town packets are due in the main office by gossip and enjoy an “all you can Friday, March 24th. There will be a kin- eat breakfast”, of French toast, dergarten parent information meeting on English muffins, eggs your way, Tuesday, May 2nd in the Media Center at pancakes, sausage, bacon, home 6:30 pm. fries, homemade beans and muf- NEW FIRST GRADERS TO AVS: All fins, and beverages for a dona- children living in Auburn who will be six tion of $6 for adults, $3 for years old on or before September 30th, children 6-12 and under 5 free? 2017 are eligible to enter first grade in We look forward to seeing the fall of 2017. Registration packets will you in February – bring a friend be available at the main office beginning to enjoy the meal and fun! Tuesday, March 7th. Completed regis- tration information packets are due in the main office by Friday, March 24th. The students will be given a vision and hearing screening as well as a phonemic awareness assessment to help determine reading readiness skills. Screening will be held in May.
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AVS News
The proposed AVS Renovation & Addition warrant article will address the safety, space, and instructional needs of our learning community. Below is a breakdown what AVS will gain as a result of this construction project: Total increase of sqft: 49%. Before: 72,530sqft After: 107,624sqft 6 classrooms (in addition to replacing 9 rooms in portables) 50% increase to gym capacity 500 to 750sqft to provide adequate room for athletic events, instructional space, and functional lockers rooms. 50% increase to nurse’s office to meet minimum health standards 58% increase to Special Education learning space Remodel bathrooms Refurbish cafeteria New mechanical system New roof & windows Increase efficiency & safety of student drop off/pick up Allow for 14% growth The next AVS Renovation & Addition public information session will be held on February 11th at 9:00am in the AVS Cafeteria. We will be seeking volunteers to distribute door hangers and signs promoting the renovation.
News From Auburn Dollars for Scholars Scholarships are Open! The Auburn Dollars for Scholars scholarship's are open from Feb. 1st to May 15th. Visit Auburn.dollarsforscholars.org to apply. (applications are only available on line)
We offer 11 scholarship's to Auburn residents that are in a post secondary school or are planning on attending a post secondary school for the 2017-2018 school year.
Our web site offers step-by-step instructions on filling out your application, also look for workshops at the Griffin Library in the near future to help you get started.
Many of our scholarships are in memory of people who have contributed to or are currently contributing to our community. If you wish to contribute or participate visit our website: Auburn.dollarsforscholars.org
Good Luck! Mary Hrubiec, president
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St. Peter Roman Catholic Church
Fr. Michael Gendron, Pastor Mass Schedule: 567 Manchester Rd. Sat – 4:00 pm 603-623-5429 Sun – 8:00 am & 10:30 am www.stpeteraub.org Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri – 7:00 am
Bible Study – The Gospel of Matthew: The current 4- week session continues on February 6 at 6:30 pm in the Church hall. See our website or contact the parish office for more details.
Youth Group Grades 5-8: Friday, February 10, 6-8 pm. Register on our web- site ([email protected]).
Youth Group Grades 9-12: Thursday, February 16, 7-8:30 pm. Register on our website ([email protected]).
Ash Wednesday: Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, March 1. Ashes will be distributed at our Masses, which are at 7:00 am and 6:30 pm. During Lent, our daily Mass schedule is as follows: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 7:00 am, and Tuesday at 12:00 noon.
Interested in learning more about the Catholic Church? The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is a ministry to adults who are interested in learning more about the Catholic faith, and growing in their relationship with God. If you have never been baptized, have been baptized in another Christian tradi- tion, or were baptized Catholic but have not received the sacraments of First Eucharist and/or Confirmation, and are interested in learning more about the Catholic faith, please contact Jake Linxweiler, Director of RCIA at 483-5571, or the parish office at [email protected].
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Time to License 2017 BOAT REGISTRATION Your Dog!!! RENEWALS Don’t forget your fur baby Don’t forget– You can re- needs to be licensed by new your boat with us here at the Auburn Town Clerk’s April 30th 2017! Office. See the dog link at: Mon. 10:00am-7:00pm www.auburnnh.us Wed.-Thurs. 8:00am-2:00pm Fri. 8:00am-12 Noon
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February 28, 2017 7:00 pm Auburn Safety Complex
Pamela Weeks is the Binney Family Curator of the New England Quilt Museum. Author of the book Civil War Quilts and articles on quilt history, she lectures nationally on quilt-making and quilt history. Pam uses quilts to tell stories of the Civil War, women's his- tory, and industrial history. Quilts tell stories, and quilt history is full of myths and misinformation as well as heart-warming tales of ser- vice and tradition. Quilting is NOT just an American art; nearly every world culture that has cold weather uses quilted textiles.
Pam Weeks weaves world history, women’s history, industrial history and just plain wonderful stories into her presentation. Prompted in part by the material culture at hand, Pam may speak about fashion fads, the Colonial Revival, quilt making for Civil War sol- diers, and anything else quilt related she can squeeze in during her presentation.
Participants are invited to bring one quilt for identification and/or story sharing. Open House—3rd Saturday of Every Month—1pm until 4pm Everyone Welcome www.auburnhistorical.org
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Boy Scouts Troop 127 By Jeremy Gagnon In December Troop 127 celebrated the holiday season with cupcakes and carols at Mr. Sanborn’s house. We were rusty on the carols but it all worked out. The Troop would like to send out a big thanks to Carl Panzieri, owner of Jim Trombly Plumbing, Heating & Cooling for hosting our annual Troop 127 Holiday Party at Spare Times Bowling Alley. We had a lot of fun bowling and eating pizza. We are getting ready for new events of the year, such as the Klondike and Chuck Wagon competitions at Camp Carpenter.
Troop 127 meets Monday nights at 6:30 at Longmeadow Church. Please visit our web- site if you are interested in coming to a meeting. http://auburn127.mytroop.us
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Cub Scouts Pack 127 by Jocelyn Malenchini
Amid these colder days of late winter, the Cubs continue their work to complete their requirements for rank advancement. They’re not forgetting to have fun, however. On January 13, Arrow of Light and Webelos dens met at the Space Center in Hooksett to compete in a few high energy rounds of laser tag. Scouts won two out of three matches against parents. Nice teamwork, Scouts!
On February 18, Scouts will compete head-to-head in our annual Pinewood Derby. The top three finishers in Tiger and Cub categories will move on to the District race. Certificates will also be given for best design in three different theme categories: Scouting, Space Exploration and In- sect. Good luck finishing your cars, boys, and happy racing!
Upcoming Cub Scout events include:
February 10, Friday Museum of Science Sleepover February 18, Saturday Pinewood Derby, AVS Gym, 8AM and 9:30AM February 25, Saturday Winter Carnival at Camp Carpenter, 9AM – 3PM February 28, Tuesday Water Stop: Fat Tuesday March 11, Saturday Blue and Gold Ceremony at Camp Carpenter, 4PM
For more information on joining Auburn’s Cub Scouts, please contact: [email protected]
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The Reflections Art Program
The Reflections Art program is run by the National PTA and Auburn Village School PTA has participated for many years. This year’s theme was ‘What Is Your Story?’ and stu- dents from grade K-8 were able to enter in a variety of categories including Visual Arts, Photography, Dance Choreography, Music Composition and Literature. Here are the results of the contest. All 1st, 2nd and 3rd place entries move on to the State con- test and will be on display at the State Awards night held on March 8th, 2017 6-8pm at the Hood Middle School in Derry.
Congratulations to all 29 students who en- tered the contest. We had 57 entries of amaz- ingly creative art! And thank you to our judges – Jean Wozniak, Jonathan Burns, Carly Cohen and Chrissy Ouellette.
Please save the date for Wednesday, March 8th to attend the State Awards night atHood Middle School in Derry to see the top entries in the state from 6-8pm. Any questions at all, please don’t hesitate to ask chairper- son Jennifer Anderson at 603-889-8920 or [email protected]
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Category Age group Award Entry # Title Student Name Dance Choreog- raphy Primary 1st Place 1 The Hall of Fame Anna Martin Film Production Middle School 1st Place 28 Boston Drive Danielle Goodall Music Composi- tion Middle School 1st Place 34 Mr. Moon, won't you shine Katryna Fehrenbach Literature Primary 1st Place 5 The Hungry Dinosaur Jonah Koestner Literature Intermediate 1st Place 44 Rudy's Adventure in the Woods Natasha Knox Literature Middle School 1st Place 48 My own 24/7/365 Samantha Brackesy Literature Middle School 2nd Place 11 The Year of 2016 Corinna McJuary Literature Middle School 3rd Place 22 Dress Codes Jillian Lynch Photography Primary 1st Place 38 The Dog Rylen Petri Photography Primary 2nd Place 37 The Snoopy Rock Rylen Petri Photography Primary 3rd Place 36 The Castle Rylen Petri Photography Intermediate 1st Place 42 Crazy Desert Delaney Petri Photography Intermediate 2nd Place 12 Sports Are My Story Connor Cote Photography Intermediate 3rd Place 39 The Never Ending Desert Delaney Petri Photography Middle School 1st Place 24 Sunset of My Mind Kylie Peabody Photography Middle School 2nd Place 18 I'm Fine Jillian Lynch Photography Middle School 3rd Place 49 Keep Calm and Read a Book Samantha Brackesy Visual Arts Primary 1st Place 10 The Harper Tree Harper Cote Visual Arts Primary 2nd Place 13 Imagine It, Then Make It Anna Stanton Visual Arts Primary 3rd Place 47 ALIEN INVASION - ESCAPE! Siddarth Krishna True love will always survive the Visual Arts Intermediate 1st Place 58 storm Stella Kozak Visual Arts Intermediate 2nd Place 15 My Story Isabella Falcone Visual Arts Intermediate 3rd Place 9 My Russian Adoption Story Angelina Newton Visual Arts Middle School 1st Place 14 A Snapshot Into My Life Sydney Pelletier Visual Arts Middle School 2nd Place 31 One Word Stands Above All Katryna Fehrenbach Visual Arts Middle School 3rd Place 54 What Makes Me Smile :) Samantha Brackesy Congratulations
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Visit redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) to schedule an appointment or for additional details. Sponsored by the Auburn Fire Department NH Route 101 to Exit 2 Hooksett Road toward Auburn Left at the first stop sign, onto Raymond Road. First left, onto Eaton Hill Road Right into the Safety Complex parking area. 603-483-8141
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Massabesic Seniors News
The Massabesic Seniors have started the New Year in a new location, the Longmeadow Church and we welcomed two new members at our first meeting. A number of us joined the knit/ crochet group at the Griffin Library. One of the first things we chose to do was to help with the Longmeadow scarf project. The project was noticed by the Associated Press who interviewed 2 of our members as well as members of the church. The story (as well as our names and pictures) went world- wide. Chris and Pat were surprised when they each received a box of yarn to help with this project. One was from a person in Florida and one was from Texas. We’ve already started turning this yarn to scarves for 2017. One of the other things our group tries to stress is making sure other seniors are not forgotten. We made over 350 visits to shut-ins and nursing homes in 2016. If you have someone who needs a visit give any of the Mas- sabesic Seniors a call. We have a lot of fun things planned for this year. Come join us!
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Police News
Hello Auburn Residents, We wanted to first share with you some of our calls for service for the 2016 calendar year, as I did last year.
CALL 2016 BUILDING PROPERTY CHECKS 1754 DIRECTED PATROLS 272
CITIZEN ASSISTS 300
ACCIDENTS 137
BURGLAR ALARMS 262
BURGLARIES 11
DRUG RELATED CALLS 10 SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY 509 WELL BEING CHECKS 48 MOTOR VEHICLE STOPS 2058 ARRESTS 82
TOTAL CALLS IN 2016 7190
March 7th is town voting and we wanted to mention a warrant article we will be having on the ballot. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Fifteen thousand dollars ($15,000) to purchase a Radar Message Sign for the Auburn Police Department; and to authorize the Board of Select- men to accept Seven thousand, seven hundred and fifty dollars ($7,750) received through New Hampshire Department of Safety, Office of Highway Safety grant, with the balance of $7,750 to be raised by tax- es. We have already secured a grant from New Hampshire Highway Safety for $7,750.00 to cover half of the cost for the new speed trailer. Our current speed trailer is 17 years old, and can no longer hold a battery charge for very long due to advanced age and maintenance issues. With the new year, we are asking for people to update their information with the police department in case of an emergency. Residents are not required to register home alarm systems, but we can enter the information into our computer system in case of an emergency. If you do not have a home alarm but would like us to have contact in- formation in case of an emergency you can also fill out the form. The form can be mailed in, emailed or dropped off at our Safety Complex. Lastly, we wanted to announce the date for our Annual Auburn Police VS. Auburn Fire Silly Chili Cook off and Com- edy night. This year the event will be on April 8th at the Auburn Village School. We will have more details in the March edition of the of the Crier, but wanted you to mark your calendars!!!
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