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September 20, 2018 ◆ Volume 19 – Issue 37 A FREE Weekly Publication Town Planners Talk Water Study, Zoning Change Review Process MIKE BYERLY tion Commission intends because there are no LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ to fund an update to the large underground hairman of the Con- 1991 plan; a request for aquifers in town. Another servation Commis- proposals is ready to be study, approved and fund- Csion, Marge Badois, released this month.” ed by voters this spring, attended a recent Planning “The objectives of this is distinct from this Man- Board meeting to review plan remain the same as agement Plan update and plans for an updated in 1991: identify sources, is focused on water quan- water management plan understand threats, proj- tity. Together, the two focused on getting a sense ect future demand, ana- efforts will create a com- of the underground water lyze the adequacy of prehensive approach to supply in Londonderry. water supplies now and managing our water According to Badois, future, and recommend resources. “Our [current] water man- ways to keep our water Badois shared that the agement plan was done as clean and plentiful.” implementation of the part of the Town’s 1991 Badois pointed out study will be with the Master Plan, when Lon- that this study will focus assistance of town staff donderry’s population on the quantity of water and through a working was 17,105. Now, 28 years available. She also men- group to be appointed by later, there are roughly tioned that Londonder- the Town Manager that 10,000 more people draw- ry’s water supply is heav- will include staff and rep- ing on the same sources ily reliant on replenish- resentatives from the of water. The Conserva- ment from precipitation continued on page 3 ◆◆ Capital Improvement Plan Reviewed by Planning Board passing it onto the Town although the committee MIKE BYERLY Council for their review. has the discretion to sug- Travelers using Stonehenge Road have been met with this closure sign LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ This year’s CIP includes six gest that such projects be for much of the summer. According to the town it will continue for the uring its meeting on projects, two minor ones done earlier than that next few weeks. Photo by Chris Paul Sept. 12 the Plan- for the town and four major The town projects Dning Board re- ones for the school district. include $235K for drain- viewed the town’s pro- The CIP process rates age improvements for the Stonehenge Road Closure posed Capital Improve- projects on a 1-4 scale town common and $175K ment Plan (CIP). The CIP and recommends a year for a new backup genera- prioritizes and sets a ten- for each project to be tor for the police depart- Will Continue into the Fall tative timeline for major funded within a six-year ment. The drainage im- capital projects for Lon- window. A one rating provements were rated a CHRIS PAUL donderry. In most cases, means the project is two and proposed for LONDONDERRY TIMES about a mile long, has had half the ————––––––————–◆ roadway shut down to through traf- the proposed projects urgent for public safety. continued on page 5 or just about the entire summer, fic since just before July 4, and is end up on the ballot as Two means the project maintains a basic level of residents and commuters that currently still in that state. questions for voters to PRESORTED STANDARD Fuse Stonehenge Road have been approve or reject. Often public service and should According to John Trottier, Lon- US POSTAGE PAID inconvenienced by the off sight donderry's Assistant Director of the funding is a bond, but be done within three improvements that have been hap- Public Works and Engineering, the for smaller projects they years. A three rating LONDONDERRY, NH 03053 pening in association with the Mac- project has hit a few snags. Most of can be investments paid means that the project is Permit #57 ECRWSS Gregor Cut housing project on that which involve the fact that the crews for in a single year. desirable and should be road. working on supplying gas, water and The Planning Board done within the next 4-6 Stonehenge Road, which is only gets recommendations years. A rating of four POSTAL PATRON continued on page 3 from the CIP Committee means that it can be LONDONDERRY, NH 03053 and can adjust it before deferred at least six years, ◆ PAGE 2LONDONDERRY TIMES ◆ SEPTEMBER 20, 2018 Apple Season Gets Underway as Peach Season Ends

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The developer paid for Stonehenge Road Closure studies that said the Continued from page 1 biggest of which includes buildings wouldn't be the trucks that are being seen from the neighbor- sewer to the project, have deviated from their nor- ing streets so they could hit large sections of ledge. mal path headed to the build them taller and max- Trottier said, "They airport. imize his profits, but the should be laying the 'Box- When contacted, local buildings are clearly visi- Cut' by the end of Septem- residents say they're not ble from Meetinghouse ber to the middle of Sep- happy about the situa- and Parrish Hill. Where's tember." Thus ending the tion. the town oversight? Next inconvenience that area One of the abutters to the taxpayers will be foot- residents have had to the project, David Nease, ing the bill to build a new endure all summer. The who lives on Faye Lane, elementary school. None box cut, is the stripping commented, "These are of this should be a sur- away of old material, and the same concerns resi- prise." laying new material and dents brought up at Hardy Road residents pavement. dozens of Planning and have been directly affect- Along with the prob- ZBA meetings and the ed by the summer-long Stonehenge Road has been closed to through traffic for much of the summer, lem of not being able to town ignored. It started road closure also, with which will continue to be the case until the middle of October. use he road, residents on with daily blasting over much of the traffic being Photo by Chris Paul Hardy Road have seen a the summer, road clo- re-routed down their huge increase in the sures, and the constant street. surprised, "Not only did insult to injury by pro- the Mammoth/Stone- amount of traffic because sound of heavy equip- Kerry Stanley, who they allow for this cluster longing the construction. henge/Litchfield intersec- of the road closure, the ment and jack hammers. lives on Hardy Road is not to happen, they've added What month are we on tion. I guess you really now with having to can put a square peg into ◆ ◆ reroute around? Two? a round hole after all, replied that it was impos- study citing some well 28 Performance Overlay Three? I've lost track. It's when you force it." Planning sible to predict at this issues in town, periodic Zones and subsume the like Stonehenge East Also compounding the Continued from page 1 point, but that it could issues from droughts and current C-I and C-II com- doesn't even exist any- issue is the ongoing I-93 potentially be a study the rapid growth in resi- mercial districts into this more. When it finally does expansion project that Town Council, Planning finding. dents and businesses tap- new zone. Mailloux plans open, we will get to deal will continue for the fore- Board and Conservation Board Member Al ping the water supply. to invite impacted with the onslaught of seeable future as the state Commission and the pub- Sypek asked what other In other business, landowners to a public more traffic as occupancy widens the bridges at the lic. Board Member Peter recommendations might Town Planner Colleen information session in of the apartments begins. opposite end of Stone- Commerford volunteered come from the study. Mailloux updated the October, although some We are already seeing it at henge Road. to be the Planning Board Referring to examples Board on plans to review owners have already representative. from the 1991 study, proposed commercial reached out to the plan- Badois said that the Badois cited potential rec- zoning changes and a ning department to learn “Honesty, Request for Proposals ommendation to con- restructuring of the zon- about the changes. She Integrity & and Statement of Work serve sensitive areas, pro- ing ordinance guidelines shared that in total a few are ready to be released grams to improve man- with the public and other hundred landowners Attention to once approved with work agement of private septic town boards. would be impacted by the Detail” anticipated to begin prior systems, water conserva- The commercial zon- changes. to December 1 and goal to tion ideas. 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◆ PAGE 4LONDONDERRY TIMES ◆ SEPTEMBER 20, 2018 Editorial Letters Londonderry Historical have to offer, or to talk a 283 ships today, and the Autumn, The Comfort Season Society Thanks You! little Londonderry Histo- missions have signifi- ry. And please remem- cantly increased during The fall season is the time of year With cooler temperatures rolling Thank you all for your ber, the funds raised by this time. A minimum of between summer and winter during in, saying goodbye to summer’s and support of the London- your generosity go 300 ships are needed to which temperatures gradually de- hello to fall is not a hard thing to do derry Historical Society towards our reassembly project U.S. Naval power crease. It is often called fall in the especially after this summers heat. through our 2018 Prima- efforts of Londonderry’s around the world, com- United States because leaves fall All the leaves from the trees and ry Voting Day’s $300 Gift Historic c.1725 Rev. plete missions, and con- from the trees at that time. Autumn is plants change into multi-colored Card Raffle, purchasing William Morrison House. duct safe operations. usually defined in Europe as the peri- works of art and fall away. It creates our delicious baked Sincerely, Probably an additional od between the Autumnal equinox bare, and vulnerable branches, goods and Historical Ann Chiampa 50,000 Naval personnel (equal in length of day and night), revealing the true scenery under- Society items, or offering Curator are needed. and the Winter solstice (shortest day neath. The maple trees are especially a monetary donation! Londonderry Our Navy is in dire of the year). vibrant with colors of red, golden yel- We also can’t thank Historical Society straits. Autumn is one of the most packed low and combinations of both. enough the area’s won- –––––––––––––––– Donald Moskowitz holiday seasons. There’s the back to Autumn represents a beautiful cycle derful businesses that Londonderry, NH school rush, Halloween, Thanksgiv- of loss, regeneration and re-growth generously gave for the Navy In Dire Straits ––––––––––––––––– ing. Of course Christmas, is just four once the spring season comes Gift Card Raffle: Harring- days into Winter. These holidays, are around. ton Flowers, dunkin To the editor: Thank You for all very, family orientated holidays. The dead leaves and branches on donuts, Puritan Back- As a former Navy Your Votes This is a season to be thankful, to the ground disintegrate and turn into room, Coach Stop enlisted and Naval offi- make memories and to be surround- part of the soil, which are used as Restaurant & Tavern, cer who served on 13 To the editor: ed by the people you love. seeds and fertilizer later once the Harold Square, Talia’s ships, including destroy- Thank you to all who It’s a perfect time to change up cold welcomes the warmer weather. Breakfast & Eatery, T- ers, radar pickets, air- came out to vote for me your decorations, add orange, red Nothing can relax and rejuvenate Bones/ Cactus Jack’s, craft carriers and auxil- in the primary. It was a and yellow colors and pull out the one more than enjoying nature and Applebees, and Wind- iary ships, I am con- long day but I enjoyed spice-scented candles and let’s not the surrounds. This season is perfect ham Junction Kitchen & cerned with the lack of talking to those who forget the foods. You generally eat for taking for time to go camping, Country Store! readiness of the Fleet. stopped by and chatted. really well during this season com- fishing, go on a road trip or anything The polls closed at Former Secretary of Our state has made many pared to the rest of the year. Autumn else where you can spend quality 8:00pm and soon after, the Navy, John Lehman, advances this last term is the best time of year, because, it’s time with family and eat good food. one of Londonderry’s under President Reagan, and I’m proud to be a also the most scenic if you love being Make hot cocoa, light a fire in the fire- finest, Londonderry surged U.S. Naval power part of our lowest pover- outdoors. It is all about family, food pit or fireplace telling stories or just Police Lieutenant Jason into Soviet Union ocean ty rate in the country and creating memories. taking it all in. This season creates a Breen, pulled the win- domains, and this helped and the fourth lowest Fall rolls around and it creates a sense of comfort, warmth and reflec- ning ticket…and our to end the Cold War. A (best in New England) flood of memories and reminds me of tion. Congratulations go to similar situation current- unemployment rate of being home, warmth, a sense of There are many reasons why I Gregory Smull of Lon- ly exists with China in 2.7%. Our budget is bal- peace and thankfulness that I hope to love fall and why I think it’s the best donderry! the South China Sea, but anced and responsible convey to those around me. season, but here were just a few. Dr. Smull was present- we have too few ships and our rainy day fund is ed his $300 in Gift Cards available to patrol the fully funded to ensure at Derry’s Parkland Hos- area. the best bond rating. pital, right beside a beau- The July 8, 2018 issue The lower Business tiful picture of the Lon- of USA Today—The Ari- Enterprise Tax/Profits donderry Historical Soci- zona Republic points out taxes have helped our ety’s c.1859 Parmenter the dire condition of the small businesses and Barn that is being dis- Pacific 7th Fleet ships. It enticed new ones to played on a feature wall stated “from 2015 to 2016 come in. In particular, I in their main lobby area. the pace of operations forced a change to a bill The Londonderry Times is a weekly publication. It is mailed to every home in Londonderry Thank you, Parkland for 7th Fleet cruisers and that would have caused free of charge and is available at a number of drop-off locations throughout the town. Hospital, for showing destroyers increased 40 property taxes to your pride in Londonder- percent, from 116 days increase. But we can ry’s History at your main underway to 162 days.” still do more. I look for- entrance for all to see! This is without any ward to meeting you at Serving Chester, Hampstead Serving Derry and Sandown From all of us at the increase in ships and the polls in November. Londonderry Historical personnel, and it contin- Doug Thomas Nutfield Publishing, LLC Society, we thank you for ues today. State Representative, 118 Hardy Rd., Londonderry, NH 03053 donating, stopping by Starting in 1990 our Londonderry Navy went from 600 to tel: 603-537-2760 • fax: 603-537-2765 our tables to see what we send e-mails to: [email protected] Londonderry Times welcomes letters of up to 500 words on topics of local interest, written by local www.nutpub.net residents, and prints as many letters as possible. Please e-mail your letters to the Londonderry Times at [email protected]. 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MIKE BYERLY ty make up the bulk of the have been used by the ern part of the property is Cross Farm shared of 66.9 acres on Griffin LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ 81 acres on the property state for conservation any- potential habitat for the that discussions with DES Road for $720K had been evelopers of the planned as open space. where in New Hampshire. endangered New England may lead to parcel C being closed. This property was Cross Farm project Because the Cross The Commission re- Cottontail rabbit. In addi- divided into two parts, C approved by the Town Dthat can be seen Farm development is im- viewed the draft of the tion to development and D, in the agreement Council in March and was along Route 102 came to pacting wetlands in other proposed Declaration of restrictions, this area will because a planned road paid for from the conser- the Conservation Com- area of the property, they Covenants and Restric- not be open for passive will bisect it. vation fund. mission to review plans to are required to compen- tions prior to Cross Farm recreation. Both DES and the town The Commission ex- conserve major portions sate for that either by reviewing the latest draft A 26-acre property to will hold enforcement pressed concern that the of property where they contributing to the New with DES. According to the west (parcel B) con- rights on the easements if deed they saw in their are building single-family Hampshire Aquatic Re- the agreement the areas tains a lot of wetlands and Cross Farm or neighboring meeting did not contain a 55+ houses. sources Mitigation Fund to be conserved are “criti- is prime habitat for en- abutters do anything that clear statement that the As part of the tentative or protecting other areas cal wildlife habitat, which dangered Blanding’s tur- violates the conservation property was to be con- project approval with the to offset their wetland includes fields, wetland tles, as is a 16-acre (parcel agreement. Commission served. They also had not state Department of Envi- impact. and upland habitats that C). Parcel C is a finger of Chairman Marge Badois voted to expend the funds. ronmental Services (DES), At the urging of the provide significant habitat wetlands running through suggested that Cross Farm This procedural oversight the developers must pro- Conservation Commis- for numerous species.” the center of the property. notify abutters of the and a request to see if the tect three ecologically sion, Cross Farm chose the The conservation In both parcels, passive restrictions within the pro- conservation restrictions sensitive parts of the land protection option. areas, totaling 50 acres, recreation will be allowed tected areas. where covered in another property with conserva- Had they made a financial are permanently protect- for Cross Farm residents In other business, document were forwarded tion deed restrictions. contribution to the ARM ed from development. An and their guests but will Badois informed the Com- to Town Manager Kevin These parts of the proper- fund, that money could 8-acre parcel on the east- not be open to the public. mission that the purchase Smith for clarification. ◆ ◆ and expansion of Moose ing an opening statement view and the project list dents now and a total were untouched. CIP Hill School ($10.9M, two and answering questions could be revised after the functional capacity of Board Member Mary rating, FY2021); District- Continued from page 1 from the Board. In his facilities study committee 638. Curro added that in Wing Soares tried to make wide renovations ($15M, opening, Curro explained reports out. addition to these pro- a case for increasing the FY2020 and the backup two rating, FY2023); a new the distinction between According to Curro, posed projects the school priority of the 800-seat generator was rated a one elementary school ($26M, physical capacity as the most pressing need is district would also con- auditorium project from a and placed in FY 2020. On three rating, FY2025); and defined what a fire official to expand capacity for sider redistricting as a four to a three, contend- the school side, $62M in an auditorium ($10M, four would say is a building’s kindergarten students part of the solution. ing that increasing the pri- projects are proposed to rating, FY2024). capacity and the function- with Moose Hill School The district-wide reno- ority would make it easier improve schools, expand Discussion at the al capacity of a building. being at capacity. He vations include class- to privately raise money schools and build a new meeting focused on the Functional capacity went on to note that the room upgrades across for a shared privately/ elementary school. school projects with considers how the space elementary schools are several schools and an publicly funded ap- The school projects School District Business is used. In past meetings, nearing capacity with upgrade to the core facili- proach. On a 6-2 vote, the include improvements Manager Peter Curro mak- Curro said that special North School closest to ties at the middle school. Board rejected her pro- education programs typi- being full and South In the past, the middle posal citing the higher cally require more space School not far behind. school classrooms were importance of the other OBITUARY than a standard program. Matthew Thornton has upgraded, but areas like projects. Overall, the Anthony Iodice In the Planning Board some additional capacity the cafeteria, gym, library Board made no changes Anthony F. Iodice, 56, of Londonderry passed meeting, he used a cafete- at this point with 531 stu- and multi-purpose room to the CIP plan. away Friday Sept. 7, 2018 at his residence after a ria as an example. Its lengthy illness. He was born February 6, 1962 in functional capacity would Derry and was the son of the late Anthony and differ when used for lunch Doris (Ferris) Iodice. versus hosting as play or Anthony was a resident of Londonderry and musical performance. was the owner of Tony’s Auto Salvage. He enjoyed He shared that there working on cars and will forever be remembered as was some uncertainty in a devoted father to his beloved daughter EzaBella. the requests because the He also leaves behind his sister Susan, a niece and district is waiting for a a nephew. facilities study committee At Tony’s request, there will be no services. 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Human Services (DHHS) increase community Litchfield, Londonderry, since the beginning of borne illnesses are most Symptoms can include have issued a public awareness and expedite Manchester, Merrimack, July: nine in Manchester, common.” WNV and EEE, flu-like illness including health threat declaration the municipal mosquito Nashua, Newton, Pelham, three in Nashua, and one are arboviruses that are fever, muscle aches, in the southern part of the control permitting Plaistow, Raymond, each in Salem, Keene, transmitted from the bite headaches, and fatigue. A State for West Nile Virus process for those jurisdic- Salem, Sandown and North Hampton and Rye. of an infected mosquito. very small percentage of (WNV) and Eastern tions that do not current- Windham. Under the The risk level for human Residents and visitors to individuals infected with Equine Encephalitis ly hold a permit, the dec- declaration, these munici- illness in Manchester is New Hampshire should WNV can go on to devel- (EEE). 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Beretta Molla (nee mothers they serve. stay up to one year after ed, adding that the organi- for more engaging ways to Registration for the GBeretta in 1922) was Though it does not the birth of their children, zation will be diligent in fol- raise funds. Baby Crawl will open at many things: A pediatrician, have a place to call home ensuring that mother and lowing all state laws for "We would love to see 8:30 AM on the day of the a wife, a mother, a woman of just yet, members of St. baby will be able to flour- background checks. She people in the community event, and the race will great faith, and more recent- Gianna's Place are well on ish independently outside further mentioned that vol- do mini fundraisers," McIn- begin at 10:30 AM. Parking ly, a patron saint. their way to making this of the home. unteers for events are tire said, explaining that will be available at Orchard In 1962, when Molla was happen. "The vision is to nur- always welcomed. the program has had local Christian Church, located expecting her fourth child, The organization is cur- ture both of them," said McIntire went on to say kids who put on a lemon- at 136 Pillsbury Rd. she would tragically be diag- rently 75% of the way McIntire. "We want to set that people will be able to ade stand to benefit St. To pre-register for the nosed with a tumor which towards meeting their mon- them on the path for long donate to St. Gianna's Gianna's Place. Baby Crawl, or for more threatened her health and etary goal for obtaining a term success." Place's home fund via the For those interested, information about the race her pregnancy. Molla property to make their Once St. Gianna's place program's website, stgian- McIntire suggested hosting and St. Gianna's Place, visit refused surgery that would vision a reality. To help finds a welcoming proper- nasplace.org. And last but bingo nights or bake sales www.stgiannasplace.org. have saved her, but would raise the rest of the funds, ty either in Derry or Lon- also result in the termina- St. Gianna's Place will be donderry, the organization tion of her child. Instead she hosting a "Baby Crawl," a plans to be able to accom- opted for a more risky pro- family-friendly 5k race on modate between 8 and 10 cedure in an attempt to save Oct. 6 at the Londonderry women at a time, fostering her unborn baby. Town Common. a welcoming, at-home envi- On April 21, Good Fri- The event is open to ronment for its residents. day of that year, Molla runners and walkers of all McIntire stated that the would be admitted to the ages and abilities and fea- home will be a place hospital to deliver her tures a safe off-road route "Where moms and babies baby, stating that this time, winding behind Moose Hill alike can get the support "...they may have to save Kindergarten, Matthew they need to live joy-filled, one or the other..." Thornton Elementary, and independent, and produc- Gianna's daughter and Londonderry High School. tive lives." namesake would be success- Participants are invited to For those unable to par- fully delivered that day, how- stay after the race for food, ticipate in the Baby Crawl ever, mother Gianna would raffles, music, and games. next month, but would like pass away a week later. 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Libertarian: Deaglan McEachern-30 Richard Tomasso - 20 Luisa Piette - 1,368 There were a total of Register of Probate Aaron Day -12 Levi Sanders-27 State Senator: Robin Skudlarek - 1,327 3,728 voters out of 18,473 Republican: Jilletta Jarvis -10 Paul Cardinal-17 Republican: Alex Rego - 1,246 Ray Tweedie - 1,588 registered voters casting Representative Mark MacKenzie-15 Sharon Carson - 1,683 Paul Skudlarek - 1,222 their choice. The Republi- Democrat: Congress Terence O’Rourke-12 Democrat: Kyle Foden - 1,209 Bob Davidson - 1,359 cans had 1,497 and 1,201 Republican: Lincoln Soldati-10 Tammy Siekmann - 1,557 Mack Leathurby - 1,198 L Griffin Poutre - 13 Democrats that made it to Eddie Edwards -1,068 William Martin-4 State Representative the polls in Londonderry. Sheriff County Commissioner Andy Sanborn - 629 Libertarian: Republican: The voting results are as Republican: Republican: Andy Martin - 69 Dan Belforti - 20 Al Baldasaro 1,551 Chuck Massahos - 1,185 Kevin Coyle - 1,553 follows: Jeffrey Denaro -37 Executive Councilor David Lundgren 1,462 Barry Newcomb - 361 Democrat: Michael Callis - 51 Republican: Betsy McKinney 1,359 Bill Baldwin - 230 Joshua Bourdon - 1,386 ◆ ◆ Londonderry Public Works Hosts Collection Day for Hazardous Wastes ALEX GUITTARR from 9 a.m. until Noon. photo chemicals, rug LONDONDERRY TIMES ucts exploding, igniting, patible and react with one care. ————––––––————–◆ The event will be held at cleaner, and thermome- leaking, mixing with other another. Check with local For more information, nder the certain cir- the Nelson Fields, off of ters. Finally, in terms of chemicals, or posing any environmental agencies contact Robert Kerry with cumstances, many Sargent Road and behind materials typically found other hazards. 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All Aboard The Leadership Londonderry group met for the first time on Thursday evening, Sept. 13 at the Londonderry Town Hall. The aim of the group is to be taught the inner workings of local town government. The first meeting included an informative tour on a school bus around Londonder- ry. Group leader Pollyann Winslow, at right hands out cookies to members of LET OUR FAMILY CARE FOR YOURS the group boarding the bus. Photo by Chris Paul

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Members of the Grange No. 44 held their fourth annual Mums for Meals fundrais- er for the New Hampshire Food Bank. The group was able to make a slightly larger donation to that organization through the plants that they sold this year. Also that weekend, members continued their efforts to put a new roof on the Grange with their “Raise the Roof” campaign. Bundles of shingles are being sold for $30 and the com- munity is encouraged to sign a shingle and help with this effort. That weekend, Crafters were also selling their creations inside the building. Pictured are members Joe Adams, Larry Pierce and Bill Perry. Inside Eve Huston demonstrated the nearly lost art of fiber felting. Photos by Chris Paul ◆ PAGE 10 LONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ SEPTEMBER 20, 2018 Kindness Start The Londonderry Middle School started their school year with a visit from Jamal Burke who gave students a presentation on Being Kind to those around you. Burke, a Massa- chusetts native who grew up in Brockton explained to students treating those around you as you would like to be treated goes a long way. Burke was a professional foot- ball player who spent time on the Atlanta Falcons, Dallas Cowboys and Buffalo Bills. He explained how he was able to rise above some the bar- riers put in front of him to succeed. Photos by Chris Paul

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CHRIS PANTAZIS petitive and exciting for after the cross-country the two soccer matches, The next day fans can come down to the spirit LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ the many spectators in teams split decisions at and YES football could all go from game to game and championships later this epending on if you attendance. LHS on Tuesday, Sept. 4. hold "pick-em" status as cheer on their school, autumn. look at the Mack Hence, if you attended The golf teams face off all of the squads at the with the volleyball squads The now 35-year-old DPlaque facts from or are an alumnus of the this Wednesday, Sept. 19 - two schools in their spiking up at 10 a.m. that Mack Plaque games were the Pinkerton Academy Derry school you likely after Nutfield Publishing sports look strong and morning, girls' soccer named for Londonderry's perspective or the Lon- feel every reason to stride press time - but Friday have enjoyed plenty of kicking off at 11:30, field Mack family in honor of donderry High School with pride regarding the night and Saturday success early in their hockey getting sticking at its many contributions to perspective, you likely overwhelming success should feature enough respective seasons. 1 p.m. that afternoon, and both local schools. Lon- have a very different take your Astro teams have exciting action to keep The Mack Plaque slate boys' soccer booting out donderry won the plaque on the series of fall varsi- enjoyed. And if you bleed any Lancer or Astro fan of weekend games - all to the final match of the day in 1990, 1996, 1997, 1999, ty sports games between LHS Lancer red white and occupied. be played at LHS this year at 2:30 p.m. and 2000. The rivals tied the two rival schools, blue your attitude is per- It certainly appears after the 2017 events were Should a tie-breaker for the plaque in 1986, which began in the haps - with seemingly that Londonderry High played in Derry - begin be required once the 1992, and 2001, leaving autumn of 1983 . never-ending but some- has a legit chance to end with Friday night football eight events are in the the trophy at the school Pinkerton claimed the what halting optimism - Pinkerton's long-held and at 7 p.m. rear-view mirror it would which won it last. coveted plaque for the "Well, maybe next year." tight grasp on the Mack 16th consecutive year Rolling into the week- Plaque. late last September by end's 2018 games, Pinker- Pinkerton should per- winning each of the eight ton and Londonderry sit haps be favored to win match-ups, though much tied at 1-1 where the team golf and girls' volleyball - of the play was quite com- win tally is concerned perhaps - but field hockey, BANKRUPTCY GET BILL COLLECTORS OFF YOUR BACK AUTOMATIC STAY STOPS DEBT COLLECTION START OVER WITH A CLEAN SLATE 4 Birch St. Law Offices of 89 Main St. Derry, NH Andrew D. 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Guertin snagged a 1-0 recent case in point as Stephanie Millios. The Lancers put seven lead at the 13:19 mark of last week it dealt Man- Proulx scored again in shots on Dover keeper half number one, and that chester Memorial's Lady the second half to give Kylie Nelson-Marois, who advantage remained until Crusaders a whitewash- her team a little bit of turned all of the blasts the second half when ing but several days later insurance, and LHS keep- aside. At the other end of Shay was set up by team- was held scoreless in a er Morgan Brutus wound the field, Londonderry mate Mullen at 14:59. And shutout at the hands of up contributing four saves had its keeper Brutus col- those two LHS players the Dover High Green to her squad's shutout lect four stops. later flipped positions in Wave. performance. Memorial Londonderry then connecting on the game- The Lady Lancers tal- goalie Millios finished the rolled into this busy week deciding goal. lied their first shutout of match with some 22 looking at another home The Lady Lancers the season and bumped saves. match, with the Bishop thumped some 15 shots their season record up to Londonderry then Guertin Lady Cardinals on the Guertin net while 4-1 with a 2-0 blanking of aimed to continue its win- making the trip from the Nashuans' offense the Manchester Memorial ning ways at home only put seven on LHS Nashua to LHS for this Courtney Shea (11) and Lauren Mullen combined for mob at LHS last Wednes- against Dover on Friday, keeper Brutus. one. both goals in the Monday win. Photo by Chris Paul ◆ ◆ Lancer Football Moves to 3-0 With Trouncing of Timberlane

CHRIS PANTAZIS in real life. touchdowns and ran for another 99 through the LONDONDERRY TIMES some work to do to get as ————––––––————–◆ Paced by senior quar- one other in leading his air. good as they can be. n paper, it looked terback Evan Cormier for contingent, which also Defensively, London- "I think we have some as though the un- a second straight week, received some 104 rush- derry held the struggling things to work on," he Odefeated London- the LHS gridders simply ing yards from senior Timberlane offense to just said. "There were more derry High football squad pummeled their hosts by back Mason Marquis on 180 total yards. And the positives than negatives, would have a relatively a 44-14 margin to 14 carries - an exception- locals picked off two pass- but we aren't where I easy time with a winless advance to 3-0 on the al average of 10 yards es attempted by Owls' think we can be yet. We'll Timberlane Regional season with a much- per run - and scoring quarterback Dan Hayes. keep plugging away to get troop in Plaistow when anticipated Mack Plaque sprints from Jeff Wieden- Matt Pemberton and better every week and those two contingents meeting with 3-0 Pinker- feld, Jake Holland, and Ethan May had those focus on the next oppo- met up last Friday night, ton coming at LHS this Jake McEachern. All in all picks. nent." Sept. 14. And as every- Friday night. the winning side pro- The now 0-3 hosts tal- Rolling into the forth- thing worked out, what The Lancer signal- duced some 259 yards lied the first points of the coming Mack Plaque was on paper played out caller passed for two via its ground game and evening but then the LHS match-up with a 3-0 side collect the next 21 Pinkerton squad which points in that opening downed Exeter by a 17-7 period. margin while the Lancers The Lancers led 37-6 at were busy taking care of halftime and held the Jeff Weidenfeld and his business in Plaistow, Lon- Owls scoreless in the sec- teammates hope to win donderry looks to keep We Service all Makes and Models ond and third quarters, their Mack Plaque game. its 2018 winning streak CALL TO SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY! after which Londonderry was pleased with some of rolling in a big game Or Make Your Service Appointment Online For An Additional $5 Discount led by an overwhelming his team's work in that which the academy squad 44-6 margin. win, but felt that his usually wins. However, on Betley Chevrolet Betley Chevrolet Coach Jimmy Lauzon charges certainly have paper..... Certified Service Certified Service Cleaning Special N.H. State Inspection Tax Problems? We Can Help • Pressure Wash Exterior • Hand Wax $27.96 • Clean Wheels & Tires • Clean Windows Complete N.H. state inspection. Includes emissions Only $ testing.Pass or fail. Passenger cars and light duty 89.95 trucks only. Pricing could vary for some makes and models. Most vehicles. Expires 9/30/18 LT * Most Vehicles Expires 9/30/18 LT 5% Senior Citizens Discount Every Day! Every Time!* * max discount $30 Personal & Business Tax Preparation

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However, the unbeat- Nashua North and Man- ted a penalty kick. But 2-1 The injury-addled en Central squad was just chester Central last week was as close as the 1-3 Lancers then needed to too much for the Lancers left the Londonderry High seacoast side would get take a road trip over to in the Queen City on Sat- boys' soccer squad con- to a full comeback. Nashua on Thursday the urday night the 15th. The templating a 2018 record Lancer goalies Alex 13th to take on a North hosts bagged a 3-0 victory which had slipped right Hufford and Colby DiMag- crew that evening. And to move to 5-0 on 2018. to the .500 mark at 3-3. gio only had to make one the undefeated Nashuans Londonderry had to The Lancers were a save between them. wound up netting the long take to the road again this goal better than the visit- "I thought this was our game's only goal in a sec- Tuesday the 18th - after ing Winnacunnet Warriors best game to date," said ond overtime stanza off of Londonderry Times press from Hampton at LHS last coach Ellis. "Our commu- a direct kick. time - when it traveled to Tuesday, Sept. 11 in a 2-1 nication, movement off "I thought the players Bedford to battle the host decision in which the the ball, and decision- that were available to go Bulldogs. And following hosts bagged the two making were quick and today did a great job," that contest the locals goals they'd need to be fun to watch. We played said coach Ellis. "We real- had to turn their attention victorious in the first half. that way for about 80 per- ly controlled the tempo of to their annual Mack Coach Todd Ellis had cent of the game, but the game and had the bet- Plaque meeting with the his Lancers receive tallies unfortunately we were ter of the possession. Pinkerton Academy Tyler VanAvery tallied an assist for his Londonder- from Brady Hanley (assist not able to get that third Unfortunately, that did Astros - coached by LHS ry High boys’ soccer squad during its tight, 2-1 vic- to Pete Misiaszek) in the and fourth goal. The last not result in a goal alumnus Kerry Boles - tory over Winnacunnet at LHS Tuesday, Sept. 11. 32nd minute of the first 15 (minutes) we weren't despite some close scor- this coming Saturday The Lancers came into this, Mack Plaque week, period, with Hunter Smith as sharp and gave up a PK ing chances. We will need afternoon. with a .500 record. Photo by Chris Paul ◆ ◆ LHS Girls’ Volleyball Wins Some and Falls Some, Reaches 4-2 CHRIS PANTAZIS ning streak come to an Lancers played host to With its winning ways Red Raiders this Wednes- Coach Todd Royce's LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ end with a 3-0 match loss the Winnacunnet High recovered, the London- day, Sept. 19 - after Lon- PA Lady Astros started fter enjoying more to the visiting Timberlane Lady Warriors from derry contingent looked donderry Times press their 2018 campaign with ups than downs Regional High Lady Owls Hampton on Friday the at this week's schedule of time - followed by the big four straight wins but Athrough the first from Plaistow at LHS last 14th. And win the local matches which included a Mack Plaque battle with then dropped a pair of several weeks of its 2018 Wednesday, Sept. 12. ladies did, handing the lengthy drive out to Pinkerton this coming decisions last week in season, the Londonderry The guests grabbed visiting seacoast squad a Rochester to take on the Saturday morning. scuffling a bit. High girls' volleyball individual set victories of 3-1 defeat. host Spaulding High Lady squad strode into this 25-18, 25-20, and 25-21 in week having won four of moving to 3-2 on the still- Great Rates, Great Coverage their five previous match- young 2018 campaign. es and grasping a very Aiming to return to the and Local Service! solid 4-2 overall record. winning track and per- t The Lady Lancers had haps beginning another a superb three-match win- winning skein, the Lady WHITTEMORE INSURANCE Home • Auto • Business Part of the Londonderry community since 1929. 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◆ PAGE 14 LONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ S EPTEMBER 20, 2018 Londonderry Cross-Country Crews Fare Well at a Pair of Events CHRIS PANTAZIS races at Alvirne High Lancers had no less than Cailin Borovicka placed LONDONDERRY TIMES Concord with Chris ————––––––————–◆ School in Hudson on seven of the top 10 finish- seventh (22:58), and Jas- Burpeau (seventh) and ondonderry High Tuesday, Sept. 11, with ers, and that determined mine Brown ended up Carter Letalien (10th) School's boys' and the Lancer males and group was paced by the eighth overall (23:03). both finishing among the Lgirls' cross-country Lady Lancers both simply victorious Matt Griffin Both LHS crews then top 10 line-crossers. squads both put in con- pummeling the competi- who crossed the finish took part in the Nashua In the girls' races, the siderable efforts to three- tion where team scores line in 17 minutes and 20 North Invitational at Londonderry varsity team meets and an invita- were concerned. seconds. Mines Falls Park on Satur- group placed seventh out tional last week, with The LHS boys finished Eric Nowak finished day the 15th with great of nine teams with Bouf- some pretty pleasing with the low team score third overall (17:41), results for the males and ford placing 20th and the results. of 21 to defeat Dover (54) Dylan Hotter was fourth more modest ones for the JV group got sixth out of The two Londonderry and the host Alvirne Bron- (17:51), Ben Palumbo Lady Lancers. 10 teams with Abigail squads performed excep- cos (63) handily. wound up sixth (18:03), In the boys' varsity Rollinson finishing a tionally well in three-team Coach Matt Smith's Ryan Young ended up sev- race, Londonderry fin- strong seventh. enth (18:31), Kerry Daley ished a distant second to The Londonderry placed eighth (18:38), and Concord - which scored boys took care of busi- Christian Smith was ninth an excellent 24 - by bag- ness in a big way in their Athletes of the Week (18:45). ging a team tally of 72. Mack Plaque race with "We've gotten off to a Pinkerton came in third Pinkerton recently and Week of Sept. 10 great start," said coach with a 96. thus had already con- Smith. "Matt Griffin, Eric The locals had Griffin Cailey McDonough, tributed to the LHS Nowak, Ben Palumbo, Will Heenan finished place eighth overall Junior, Girls' plaque push which con- really that whole group second for his LHS boys (16:18), Nowak get 12th Cross-Country tinues Saturday. While This talented 11th have been running very in their annual Mack (16:31), Hoglund finish Londonderry’s other grader ran for a personal well. The guys felt really race recently. 16th (16:37), and Daley teams are playing Pinker- record in the 5K at the good about beating (21:06), Grace McDo- wind up 18th (16:44). ton squads that day the Nashua Invitational and Pinkerton in our first nough placed fourth In the boys' JV race, LHS boy and girl harriers was over two minutes meet, and we're excited to (21:23), Cailey McDo- the Lancers finished third will be at the annual Man- faster than last year. She get into our invitational nough was fifth (22:46), behind Pinkerton and chester Invitational. leads by her infectious schedule beginning on positive attitude during Saturday in Nashua. Sat- ◆ ◆ practices and races. urday will be a great barometer for us. There will be a lot of good teams Londonderry Golfers Get Second Matt Griffin, Sophomore, there, and we're excited Boys' Cross-Country This skilled harrier is to see how we stack up." Spot in a Three-Team Home Match There on the Alvirne off to a great start this sea- scoring was concerned on when they traveled to the course that day, LHS girls' CHRIS PANTAZIS son, including winning the their home course at the Nashua Country Club to coach Ed Burgess saw his LONDONDERRY TIMES Londonderry Jamboree ————––––––————–◆ Passaconaway Country face the Bishop Guertin Lady Lancers win easily and the dual meet with oach Dan Grant saw Club last Wednesday, High Cardinals and those by scoring 26 points to Alvirne and Dover. He has his Londonderry Sept. 12, posting a team tough Hanover High Alvirne's 50 and Dover's CHigh School boys' led the team in every race score of 224 to end up Marauders again. 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donderry residents ages the development of the cal- Guess It Jar two half years through five endar. The calendar sells The Leach Library will years, eleven months of age for $10 and all funds will go be offering a Guess It Jar who are suspected of hav- to support the Rotary Club filled with key chains begin- ing vision or hearing prob- of Londonderry and the ning at 9 a.m. on Monday, lems or developmental con- many local charities sup- AAAROUNDROUNDROUNDTTTOWNOWNOWN Oct. 1 and ending on cerns. The Child Find Pro- ported by the Rotary. Calen- Wednesday, Oct. 31. Partici- gram will be held at London- dars can be purchased from pants in grades 6-12 are derry early education pro- any Rotarian and are avail- invited to stop by the main gram (LEEP) Moose Hill able at Town Hall or at Mar- Around Town Policy: This section is meant to be used to announce free events to the communities. If your desk to see the jar. The clos- group or non-profit is receiving money for what they are publicizing, there will be a charge of $40.00/week per School located at 150 Pills- tinelli Travel. paper. All Around Town/Calendar Items will be held to 100 words maximum; anything over will incur a charge est guess, over or under, will bury Rd., on Oct. 4, Dec. 6, of $40.00/week for up to another 50 words. All free announcements in the Around Town/Calendar section can be entered into a drawing Feb. 7, and April 4. we Golf Tourney run a maximum of 3 weeks. Deadline for submissions is Monday at 5 p.m. for a chance to win a Barnes encourage parents of The Lancer Nation Boys' : We will run the full versions of any calendar items online free of charge at www.nutpub.net. Please send and Noble gift certificate. preschoolers to set up an Basketball Association has items to [email protected]. appointment if they have scheduled its fourth annual Jack-O'-Lantern Jam- any concerns. For more fundraising golf tournament Worse News - If this was the residency, Proof of citizen- boree Bake Sale At Mack's General Elections, we would ship (passport, birth certifi- information, or to schedule for Sunday, Sept. 23, at the Join us at the Leach Apples have lost four, yes 4, State cate, naturalization papers), an appointment, call: Kathy Windham Country Club. Library for spooky fun on On Sunday, Sept. 23, Representative seats to the Photo ID. Applicants for reg- Kelley 437-5855, ext. 7223 Registration will start at Monday, Oct. 22, and Tues- from 9 a.m.-4.p.m, the Lon- other Party! We plan on dis- istration who possess proof between 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. No 12:30 p.m. that day, with a day, Oct. 23, from 4:30 - 5:30 donderry High School Cross cussing strategies for the of identity, age, citizenship, Child Will Be Seen Without shotgun start at 1:30 p.m. p.m. Those who wish to Country and Track Club will general elections. We need and domicile should bring An Appointment. The format is a four-mem- may participate in a cos- be hosting a bake sale at to energize our voter base that proof when they come ber team scramble, with tume parade beginning at Mack's Apples, 230 Mam- and get people out to the to register. Qualified appli- Car Seat Checkup each member receiving a 4:15 p.m. each day. We will moth Rd., Londonderry. poles on election day. So cants who do not possess Is your child in the safest Lancer Nation golf towel, a follow the adventures of Proceeds will help provide much is at stake! If you like proof or who do not bring car seat? Stop by Derry Wal- backyard barbecue lunch some silly monsters as they scholarships to graduating the low unemployment rate proof with them may regis- Mart, on Sept. 29, at 10 a.m., immediately following tour- drive around town, meet a seniors. Please come sup- we are experiencing today ter if they sign an affidavit to 12 p.m., and find out! Free ney play, giveaways, and Little Old Lady who was not port our athletes and enjoy in New Hampshire, if you attesting to their qualifica- Car Seat Checkup Spon- multiple opportunities to afraid of anything, and be a tasty treat! want to maintain your sec- tions for identity, age, and sored by, Safekids NH and win raffle and silent auction introduced to a very silly ond amendment rights, if citizenship. More than 30 The Derry Police Dept. We items. The registration fee pig and pug. Participants Quilt Guild you want to keep taxes and days before an election, will be accepting car seats of $120 per person covers will have a chance to help The Hannah Dustin Quilt spending down, and you applicants without proof of for recycling at this event. greens fees, 18 holes of build a Jack-O'-Lantern puz- Guild, will meet Monday, want to avoid a sales and domicile will be asked to Help us dispose of your golf, the barbecue lunch, zle and, after some fun Hal- Oct. 1, the monthly meeting income tax in New Hamp- retrieve proof and return to used car seat safely. Child and giveaway items. And loween songs, will say a Hal- will be held at the Hudson shire, then we all have to register. Within 30 days of Safety Solutions, Inc. awards will go to the first loween Good Night. All par- Community Center, 12 Lions work on getting republicans an election and on Election www.imsafe.com o 1-877- and last place teams. Regis- ticipants will leave with a Avenue, Hudson. The regu- elected. Please plan on Day, applicants without 669-7233, x205 or x206 Buck- tration info can be obtained treat bag filled with festive lar business meeting starts attending this meeting. I'd proof of domicile with them led up with Love. on the Lancer Nation Boys' prizes and a simple craft. at 9 a.m. Following the busi- love to see there! may register to vote if they Basketball Association ness meeting, speaker sign an affidavit attesting to These fun-filled programs VA Bingo home page at Cyndi Catt will present a Derry Garden Club their domicile and either are open to 90 participants September 28, Post 27 www.lnbba.com or by con- trunk show titled "New Meeting agreeing to bring or send in for each session and will be playing bingo with tacting [email protected]. advance registration is Friends, Quilts, and Needle The Derry Garden Club proof or attesting that they patients at the VA Hospital required. To register, stop Felting." Cyndi is the cre- will hold it's Oct. 5 meeting are not aware of possessing in Manchester from 7 - 8:30 Free Meals by the Children's Room, or ative force behind Yarn and at The Boys and Girls Club proof of domicile. Contact: p.m. We'll be serving pizza Please join us for free, call 432-1127 beginning at 9 Fiber in Derry. After her of Greater Derry, 40 Hamp- Kristin Grages, Supervisor and diet soda as well as family-friendly meals, a.m. on Monday, Oct. 15. trunk show, Cyndi will lead a stead Road, Derry, at 10 a.m. of the Checklist, Chairman, providing $150 in prize served in a relaxed atmos- money. For more informa- phere. Meals are generally needle felting workshop. The program will entail a Town of Londonderry 603- Renew She will have kits for pur- discussion about orchids by 682-0259. tion go to our website held as posted below, but chase (ranging from $25 to Renew will be open Sat- www.alpost27.com, or call may be rescheduled for hol- Norm Carrier. Carrier is a urday, Oct. 13, from 8 - 10:30 $35) and the choices past president of the N.H. Sept. - Oct. Library us at 437-6613. idays. Please call the facility include gnomes, sheep, Hours a.m. at Calvary Bible to check on holiday times. Orchid Society, a tour guide Church, 145 Hampstead Rd., Oktoberfest foxes, owls, and more. at their annual shows and Monday - Thursday, 9 We look forward to seeing Derry. Arrive by 10 a.m. Oktoberfest hosted by There is also a $25 class fee. has years of experience a.m. - 8 p.m., Friday - Satur- you! On Sept. 23, Breakfast Renew will also be open the Derry Village Rotary If you'd like more informa- doing orchid presentations day, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.The will be served at 9 a.m., at every Thursday 9 - 11:30 Club. Saturday, Sept. 29 tion about this workshop, at garden clubs. Members library will be closed on Etz Hayim Synagogue, 1-1/2 a.m., please arrive by 11 from 12 p.m. - 6 p.m. at the please call Susan Schiff at are encouraged to bring Monday, October 8, for Hood Road, Derry; on Sept. a.m. Derry residence not Boys & Girls Club of Greater 603-889-3492. New members their own orchids for a con- Columbus Day. 28, a Spaghetti supper will required. Renew offers free, Derry. Tickets can be pur- are always welcome. Meet- sult. Lunch will be provided be served from 5 - 6:30 p.m., gently-used apparel. Each chased at https://tickets.- ings are generally held the by committee members Evening with Edgar at First Parish Congregation- first Monday of the month Allan Poe household is limited to 20 of beerfests.com/event/derry- al Church, 47 East Derry sandwiches, chips, dessert, the newest items, plus a rea- from September through On Thursday, Oct. 11, at village-rotary-oktoberfest. Road, East Derry; On Sept. and beverages. We will also sonable number of older June. For more information, 7 p.m., Rob Velella will pres- 30, lunch is served from 1:30 be collecting food and other items. Enter at the church Londonderry Rotary please visit our website at ent “An Evening with Edgar - 2:30 p.m., at St. Jude goods for the local soup marquee sign. Donations of hannahdustinqg.org. Allan Poe”. Join us as Mr. Calendar Sale Church, 435 Mammoth kitchen and/or food pantry. good condition, modern Velella brings Edgar Allan The Rotary Club of Lon- Road, Londonderry. New or potential members clothing may be placed in Republican Meeting Poe to life at Leach Library. donderry has created and is are always welcome the donations bin by the Londonderry Republi- In addition to reading from selling a 2019 calendar, Aviation Museum Gala door at any time. No dona- can Committee Monthly Londonderry Voter both trademark and lesser- titled 'Living in Londonder- and Auction tions of money are asked or Meeting meets this Thurs- Information known works, he will ry' highlighting the people The Aviation Museum accepted. For details, and places that make Lon- day, Sept. 20, at 6:30 p.m., at The Supervisors of the explain the process of writ- 18th Annual Gala and Auc- search for “Renew Derry” donderry such a special the Victory Baptist Church, Voter Checklist will meet at ing and the meaning behind tion; Fly in a cockpit on Facebook, email renew- place to live. , the calendar 78 Litchfield Road, London- the Town Clerk's Office to Poe's tales and poems. This through virtual reality, [email protected] or call is offered in recognition of derry. This is a very impor- correct the checklist and program is free and open to videos, autographs, memo- the church secretary at 434- the 300th anniversary of the tant meeting and I urge all of register voters on: Tuesday, the public with seating limit- rabilia, unique and exciting 1516. founding of our town. The you to come if possible. Oct. 9, & Monday, Oct. ed to the first 90 individuals. auction items and much calendar also includes spe- Good News - The Primary 15,From 6 - 7 p.m. To regis- It will be held in the library's more. On Sept. 29, at Mur- Child Find cial offers from many of the Elections are over! Bad ter to vote, one must pro- lower-level meeting room. phy's Taproom & Carriage Free Community Child sponsors and local busi- News - Poor voter turnout! vide: Proof of Londonderry Light refreshments will be Find Program for all Lon- nesses who helped support served. Continued on page 19

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represents your affiliation mote healing in the griev- Spring Hill Farm Fall questions to: SHFAC@Ch- rent resident of London- Around Town with aviation. ing process for those who esterNH.org derry; must be currently have lost a loved one Festival enrolled at an accredited Continued from page 16 Journey of Hope through the unique circum- On Oct. 13, from 9 a.m. Greater Manchester post secondary institu- House 393 NH-101, Bedford, Healing through grief stances and chaos of addic- - 3 p.m. Local vendors, Lyme Disease Support tion and must have com- starting at 5 p.m. with cock- and loss due to addiction. tion; through education, music, arts and crafts, Group pleted a minimum of half tails, hors d'oeuvres, virtual Londonderry Senior Cen- encouraging support and wagon rides, garden of the time or credits tours, trail guides, history Hosted by David Hunter reality experience & silent ter 535 Mammoth Rd., Lon- compassion.Facilitated by: this group meets on the toward the named degree, auction. Buffet Dinner 6:15 donderry. We offer the Jim Gamache, Julia displays, and more. Cur- certificate or licensing rently seeking interested third Wednesday of every p.m. - 7 p.m. Tickets are $75, group on the second and Gamache, & Jerry Goncal, month at 6:30 p.m. at the: program. The deadline for attire is semi-formal or fourth Sundays at 6 - 7:30 [email protected] vendors! $10 reserves a submitting applications is spot. Email response or Bedford Presbyterian please wear clothing that p.m. Our mission is to pro- om Church 4 Church Road Sept. 30. Applications are ◆ ◆ Bedford. For more informa- available at the Leach Range Road. es investigated on Buck- tion call 660-3425 or email Library and online at www.londonderrywomen- Police Log Services ren- ingham Drive. [email protected] 4:31 p.m. Friday - Sept. 14 sclub.org Continued from page 18 dered for Sex Offenses on 10:22 a.m. Criminal 4:42 p.m. Assisted Lon- Lions Club Meeting Tuesday - Sept. 11 Shasta Drive. threatening reported on donderry Fire Dept. with General Lions Club Walking Together 6:08 a.m. Missing person 4:35 p.m. Ser vices ren- Gilcreast Road. transport to hospital at Meetings are on the 2nd A support group for investigated on Capitol dered for Sex Offenses on 10:58 a.m. Juvenile off- Sunoco on Rockingham and 4th Monday of the widows and widowers Hill Drive. Pinyon Place. enses investigated on Vic- Road. month at 7 p.m., at Lions meets every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month at 1:59 p.m. Sex offenses 5 p.m. Disturbance inves- toria Drive. 5 p.m. Suspicious activity Hall, Mammoth Road. We investigated on Larch tigated at Manchester 2:08 p.m. Services ren- investigated on Harvey are always welcoming new 7 p.m., at the Manse at Londonderry Presbyter- Lane. Boston Regional Airport dered for suspicious Road. members to help support Suspicious activity on Kendall Pond Four officers our community, so stop in ian Church, 128 Pillsbury 2:01 p.m. Assisted Lon- 5:04 p.m. 8:11 p.m. Road, Londonderry. activity investigated on respond to disturbance to learn more. donderry Fire Dept. on Road. When we meet, we walk Nashua Road at Mcallister Constance Drive. 2:48 p.m. Motor vehicle which results in transport Lamplighters together our journey of Drive. 8:12 p.m. Assist London- accident investigated on to hospital from Griffin A womans group with grief. No need to do it 2:51 p.m. Vehicle towed derry Fire Dept. with High Range Road at Royal Road. the goal of helping less for- alone. If you have any at motor vehicle accident transport to hospital from Lane. 10:58 p.m. Juvenile tunate woman and people questions, please call on Perkins Road. Bridle Path at Wallace 2:59 p.m. Medical emer- offenses investigated on in NH meets every 4th 781-866-9976. 4:14 p.m. Disturbance Farm Apartments. gency investigated Man- Buckingham Drive. Thursday of the month 7 investigated on Nashua 10:40 p.m. Services ren- chester Boston Regional p.m. at Londonderry Pres- Walk with Me Are you losing or have Road at U.S. Post Office. dered during Neighbor- Airport. Sunday - Sept. 16 byterian Church at 128 Pills- hood Disputes on Whitte- Motor vehicle stop Complaint bury Road, Londonderry. If lost someone? A child, a 6:59 p.m. Suspicious 4 p.m. 6:22 a.m. parent, a sibling or a more Road at Mammoth results in arrest on investigated at Red Arrow you have any questions activity investigated on please call 781-866-9976. friend? It can be a painful Sandybrook Lane. Road. Nashua Road at Young Diner on Rockingham journey but you don’t have 11:19 p.m. Attempted sui- Road. George James, 27, Road. Supporting Women's to walk it alone anymore. Wednesday - Sept. 12 cide transported to hospi- of Manchester charged 11:35 a.m. Five officers Education Just come “Walk With Me”. 7:54 a.m. Assist London- tal from Hardy Road. with disobeying an Offi- Investigate a Sudden The Londonderry Wo- Meetings are the 2nd and derry Fire Dept. with cer; Driving After Revoca- Death on Hemlock Street. men's Club is now accept- 4th Tuesdays of the month transportation to hospital Thursday - Sept. 13 tion or Suspension; and 1:13 p.m. Criminal mis- ing applications for an at 7 p.m., at the Londonder- from Mammoth Road. 10:17 a.m. Assisted Lon- on a Bench Warrant. chief investigated at Adult Female Scholarship ry Presbyterian Church, Motor vehicle donderry Fire Dept. at 7:20 p.m. Warrant served Home Depot on Nashua in the amount of $1000. 128 Pillsbury Road, Lon- 8:20 a.m. donderry. If you have any accident investigated on Londonderry North and arrest made on Sun- Road. The requirements are: must be a female at least questions please call 781- Nashua Road at London- School flower Lane. Ujjal Chak- 2:21 p.m. Warrant Served 23 years of age and a cur- 866-9976. derry Road. 10:24 a.m. Peace restored raborty, 48, of Londonder- and Arrest Made on A 12:08 p.m. Services ren- after disturbance on ry charged with Simple Street, Manchester. Aaron dered at motor vehicle Horseshoe Lane. Assault. Birmingham, 27, of Man- Accident on Nashua Road 11:33 a.m. Suspicious 8:38 p.m. Peace restored chester charged with Pos- at I-93. activity investigated at after domestic disturbance session of Narcotic Drugs 1:39 p.m. Services ren- Londonderry Middle on Buckingham Drive. with intent to distribute dered assisting London- School. 10:52 p.m. Criminal mis- and Possession of Drugs WANTED derry Fire Dept. on Navi- 4:22 p.m. Services ren- chief investigated on Gor- (in A Motor Vehicle). gator Road at Enterprise dered for Unlawful Activi- don Drive. 5:35 p.m. Overdose trans- Nutfield Publishing is looking for a Holdings. ties on Page Road. ported to hospital from 7- town reporter who wants to make a dif- Three officers Eleven Food Mart Nashua 2:35 p.m. Suspicious 11:16 p.m. Saturday - Sept. 15 ference. activity investigated on restore peace after Drug 11:50 a.m. Domestic dis- Road. Nashua Road at Speed- Offenses on Winding turbance investigated on 6:52 p.m. Criminal threat- way. Pond Road. 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