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October 15, 2020 ◆ Volume 21 – Issue 42 A FREE Weekly Publication School Board Has Public Hearing on the Use of Surplus Funds CAMERON BENITEZ release they are being year for the support of LONDONDERRY TIMES ————–––––————–◆ used and to vote to the public schools, for uring last week’s approve the surplus the purchase of text- meeting of the funds on laptops and in books, scholars’ sup- DLondonderry the next meeting a vote plies, flags and appurte- School Board, Chairman would be whether the nances, for the payment Michael Saucier took a board wants to go ahead of the tuition of the vote to open the public and actually purchase pupils in the district in hearing on the use of the items. high schools, acade- surplus funds for the Curro went on to dis- mies, and any nonsec- purchase of computers a cuss what happened at a tarian private school continuation from last meeting in March of 2013 approved as a school meeting. when the voters of the tuition program by the Business Manager, school district approved school board in accor- Peter Curro, spoke the use or the use of dance with law, and for about the fund balance retained surplus funds the payment of all other in the private sector, the recognizing the new RSA statutory obligations of retained earnings, also 198. This law allocates the district. Up until with him was John Con- that the school board of that point, school dis- ley, the Treasurer of the each district in its annu- tricts were not allowed Londonderry School Dis- al report shall state in to keep any fund bal- trict. detail the additional ance whatsoever, the Curro gave a history sums of money, if any, fund balance was on the purpose of the which will be required derived by operations of surplus funds, the during the ensuing fiscal continued on page 8 ◆ ◆ Planning Board Allows Six Month Extension on Dining Out Tents Fall Planting Longtime Londonderry resident Kent CHRIS PAUL tents was recently ing advantage of this LONDONDERRY TIMES Allen gets some help from his daughters planting about 60 daffodils in the ————–––––————–◆ extend until Oct. 31, but extension would have to Town Forest on Saturday morning. Allens ongoing efforts has many com- uring the London- the Planning Depart- re-apply for the permit munity members enjoying the fruits of his many hours of labor. Allen’s derry Planning ment has received and have the areas being family regularly help out their dad’s efforts. His daughter are, from left, DBoard meeting, requests for that time to used inspected by the Beb Urbanick, Sarah Garafalo, and Beth York. Photo by Chris Paul held on Wednesday, Oct. be extended again due Fire Department. Snow 9, through videoconfer- to the fact that the load and snow removal ence, due to the COVID- COVID-19 Pandemic is is one of the big con- Residents Propose Sensory 19 Pandemic, Town Plan- still going on. cerns for the temporary ner, Colleen Mailloux, She further explained areas, as well as heating asked for the consensus that after talks with the Addition for LAFA Playground of the board as to Londonderry Emer- continued on page 7 CHRIS PAUL tive and sensory equip- equipment to be added whether the town gency Director, Fire LONDONDERRY TIMES ————–––––————–◆ ment into the current and they reached out to should allow a six month Chief Darren O’Brien, PRESORTED STANDARD wo Londonderry playground at the Lon- the Recreation Director extension on the current they felt it would be pru- US POSTAGE PAID residents, Katie donderry Athletic Field to get some direction on temporary emergency dent to allow the restu- LONDONDERRY, NH 03053 TKeeley and Jenelle Association area on Sar- how to go about getting permit that allow out- raunts using outdoor Permit #57 ECRWSS Psaledas have been gent Road. the addition. door dining. dining to be extended working with London- According to the Psaledas was on- Mailloux explained for an additional six derry Director of Recre- ladies, there was an board with the idea and that the current permit months. POSTAL PATRON ation, Art Psaledas, to overwhelming amount introduced Katie to to allow restaurants to Mailloux added that LONDONDERRY, NH 03053 incorporate some adap- of support for this continued on page 3 have outdoor dining the establishments tak- ◆ PAGE 2LONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ OCTOBER 15, 2020 Athletic Director Proudly Shows Off Mack Plaque to School Board CAMERON BENITEZ hard-earned victory was a story on the web- the teams. site click onto the ESPN Honor Roll, to see LONDONDERRY TIMES ————–––––————–◆ they had that fall in win- site that recognized all He is hoping that all Olympic Sports, article Londonderry listed un- t the School Board ning the Mack Plaque. schools around the the commitment and ESPN recognizes Special der the New Hampshire meeting on Tues- Another topic he nation as Special motivation as well as Olympics Unified Cham- tab. www.espn.com/spe- Aday, Oct. 6, touched on was to bring Olympics Unified Cham- hard work will keep the pion Schools for efforts cialolympics/story/_/id/ Howard Sobolov, the to boards attention to pion Schools and Lon- Mack Plaque in London- to include students with 30022536/espn-recog- Director of Athletics, the schools’ commit- donderry was listed derry, as well as thank- disabilities, the com- nizes-special-olympics- spoke to the students ment to inclusion in under New Hampshire. ing everyone for work- plete list of the 36 unified-champion- and community about a meeting the standards of He also added what a ing in unity during this schools in alphabetical schools-efforts-include- few topics. The first was excellence developed by great achievement hav- time. order named in the 2020 students-disabilities. the recognition of the the nation panel of the ing some fall sports in Sobolov made note Mack Plaque, which he Special Olympics. session, thanking the that the games are also held proudly in his Unified soccer coach community, athletes, live-streamed and can OBITUARY hands, showing athletes, Ann MacLean, a health coaches, and fans, for be seen on the commu- and interactive physical “embracing” the proto- nity website if you can- Samuel A. Low residents and board Samuel A. Low, 93, of Derry, NH died peaceful- cols, adhering to the not get to the games. members attending the education teacher and ly at the Elliot Hospital following a period of Go onto the ESPN web- meeting. also coaches the guidelines, and rallying declining health. He was born in Derry on March “It’s been a long time school’s unified basket- 12, 1927, the son of Arthur and Lena (Pearson) since this plaque has ball and track teams, Low and was a lifelong resident of Derry. Sam been in Londonderry, in who work alongside OBITUARY attended Derry schools, graduating from Pinker- fact it was 1999, so I just coworker and fellow Clyde Thomas Austin ton Academy, Class of 1945. wanted everybody to coach Ashley Tebbetts, Following graduation, he proudly served in see what is actually who is also a health and Clyde Thomas Austin, age 16 the United States Navy aboard the USS Antietam looks like cuz you peo- physical education months, passed unexpectedly at in the Pacific at the end of World War II. During his home in Derry, NH on Monday ple weren’t alive when teacher at Londonderry the years following he sometimes worked two Oct. 5, 2020. Clyde was born in this was in Londonderry High; applied to the Spe- jobs while remodeling the house and caring for Manchester, NH on May 30, 2019, cial Olympics NH this his family, even tending a large vegetable garden. the last time. See so the son of Brent and Victoria (Fer- now you know there is a past summer. He was later employed for over thirty years by rara) Austin. the United States Post Office, retiring in 1984 as plaque, and you’ll notice The application was In addition to his parents, Clyde is survived by that there is two screws, to earn the designation Assistant Superintendent of the Derry Post Office. his sister Abigail, age 3, and his extended Austin During his lifetime he enjoyed hunting, fishing, they screwed it into the for Londonderry as a family of Quincy, MA and Ferrara family of wall at Pinkerton special Olympics Unified snowmobiling in Pittsburgh NH and “fixing Rockville Centre, NY. things”. He was a loyal fan of New England sports because they didn’t Champion Sports Clyde loved life and enjoyed playing with his think it was ever coming School, which they did. teams, sticking with Bruin’s overtimes and Red big sister and dog Brewster. He loved eating and Sox extra innings into the late hours. His large back here. So, you know Londonderry met the his favorite foods were apples, oranges, cheerios, family was an extremely important part of his life, what? Shame on them criteria from the Nation- and especially Mom’s baking. Clyde loved being sharing their many experiences. He will be al Special Olympics for doing that and hope- outdoors, going on family walks, playing in the remembered as a loving father, grandfather and Board to be designated fully its gonna stay here water, picking fresh tomatoes out of Dad’s garden, great grandfather. for many years to per Sobolov. and also loved music and dancing. He was predeceased by his devoted wife of 71 come,” Sobolov said. 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◆ L ONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ OCTOBER 15, 2020 PAGE 3 Rape Investigation Leads to Fire Chief Commiting Suicide CHRIS PAUL uary, Burns, who was 45, ual. The charges were one consent phone call, Burns agreed to meet LONDONDERRY TIMES ————–––––————–◆ was a long-time resident listed as Aggravated approved by the New with police that day, but ondonderry resi- of Merrimack before Felonious Sexual Assault Hampshire Attorney did not show up for the dent and Manches- moving to Londonderry - Physically Helpless Vic- General’s Office, in meeting. Police were Lter Assistant Chief, where he became an tim; and Aggravated which the victim spoke unable to reach Burns Brendan Burns, was active member of the Felonious Sexual Assault with Burns. later in the day and a accused of rape last community. Burns was - No Consent. The report details warrant was issued for month and was under the Executive Vice Presi- According to police, how it was discovered his arrest on the two investigation by the Lon- dent of Softball for the detectives arranged to through the home’s charges. donderry Police Depart- Londonderry Athletic meet with Burns after video, Burns enters the The next day, a mem- they had investigated victim’s home after hav- ber of Burns’ family ment. On Wednesday, Field Association, Presi- Brendan Burns Sept. 30, Burns’ body dent of Londonderry the rape allegations ing drinks with her and reported him missing. was found in the Freder- Lightning travel softball According to a Lon- against him. Those alle- took advantage of her Police put out a be- ic Cutter Merriam Con- league, Londonderry donderry Police Depart- gations were made by a inebriated state to have on-the-lookout call for servation Area in Pel- Middle School softball ment Incident Report, woman who he had sex with her. Burns and began tracing ham after taking his own coach, and a New Eng- Burns was to be charged drinks with on Tuesday, The report also con- possible credit card pur- life. land Fusion Fast pitch on two Sex Crimes Sept. 22. tains information on a chases, pinging his cell- According to his obit- 16U coach. against the same individ- In that Incident Re- recorded phone call that phone for locations, and port, police reported happened after the utilizing OnStar on his ◆ ◆ alleged incident, where GMC pickup truck to In order for their vate account set up having interviews with Burns admits to the sex- find the vehicle. plans to move forward through the Town of the victim and her Playground ual incident, but added His phone and truck the two will be fundrais- Londonderry Finance friend, reviewed video that it was because both were located in the Pel- Continued from page 1 ing to cover the total Director specifically for from inside and outside were very drunk, and he ham conservation area Jenelle, who is an Occu- equipment and installa- the playground funds. her home, police inter- apologizes repeatedly. on Wednesday, Sept. 30 pational Therapist that tion, which comes to Any donations made will viewed employees at the After the phone call, by Pelham Police. Burns’ works with children, and $25,000. go directly into that restaurant where they on Tuesday, Sept. 29, body was later found was excited to help and That cost includes a account, so the women were together, along detectives contacted near the truck with a sui- has helped to determine wheelchair accessible will not be using with video there, had a Burns and requested a cide note and a handgun the best equipment to merry-go-round “spin- GoFundMe, Venmo or rape examination kit, meeting. The report said according to the report. add. ner”, an adaptive swing, other crowd funding and a transcription of a The two have been chimes and two drum sites. working on a plan to sets. For more information implement and recently “This is a great on how to help or Wayne MacDonald for State Representative created a Facebook page update for all kids who donate contact Katie for the project. 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According to To the editor, install their “boy”, Perhaps this explains towns have very little crime, at least the National Network to End Domes- I have known Nancy should be burned into why so many (especially when compared with other cities and tic Violence, approximately 15.5 mil- Hendricks for 12 years. the memory of everyone Military personnel) have towns, offenses such as domestic vio- lion children are exposed to domes- We were introduced by who calls themselves an left this administration lence have remained constant over tic violence each and every year. our children who be- American. (Chaos). I have often many years. Domestic violence is These children will likely grow up friended each other at Summer of 2016: CIA said: No one with an defined as, “Violent or aggressive experiencing mood disorders such as the after-school pro- & FBI monitor trump ounce of Integrity, Mor- behavior within the home, typically anxiety, anger, and may even grow to gram at Matthew Thorn- campaign staff and Russ- als, Patriotism, Spine, or involving the violent abuse of a perpetuate the behavior that was ton, played in the ian operatives. Also, able to cast a shadow spouse or partner.” Though the impressed upon them from a young marching band together, take notice when Paul can work in or for this majority of cases seem to be violence age, thus continuing the cycle of and who remain close Manafort, a longtime Criminal, Traitorous against a wife or female partner, domestic abuse. friends despite attend- associate of Russian Oli- SWAMP. there are also many cases of harm Some signs that you or someone ing different colleges. garchs, who had spent What should be and abuse that come to husbands you love may be involved in a domes- Over the years, I have years working in Uk- troubling to any “Amer- and male partners. tic violence situation include: feeling gotten to know Nancy raine, takes an “overnight” ican” is: The Findings of Thousands of women and men trapped, chronic humiliation from a not just personally, but position as Trump’s cam- the Bipartisan Commis- live with domestic violence day to partner, verbal insults, physical vio- professionally as well. I paign manager. Later sion of Russian Interfer- day, afraid to report their situations lence, controlling behavior from a served on the London- to the authorities. Unfortunately, it is partner, unpredictable mood swings, learned he had taken 12 ence: “The Committee likely that the prevalence of domestic alienating friends and family, and derry School Board with Million dollars from Rus- found that the Russian violence in our own towns is much manipulation to name a few. her for several years. sia and then hid this fact government engaged in higher than what is reported for a If you or someone you love is She was a strong leader from Authorities (not an aggressive, multifac- number of reasons, ranging from fear involved in a domestic violence situ- as Chair of the Board enough room here to eted effort to influence, of not being believed to being brain- ation, it is important to report your and an asset to our com- discuss how everyone or attempt to influence, washed into believing that the situa- situation as soon as humanly possi- munity. Unlike many else lied about it). Presi- the outcome of the tion is the victim’s fault. October is ble. Local authorities and abuse help others in government, dent Obama was briefed 2016 presidential elec- Domestic Violence awareness month, hotlines are able to assist with Nancy listens to all by CIA director John tion”. and it is crucial to bring more aware- removing the abuser from the situa- points of view before Brennan, who later dis- What is the really ness about what domestic violence is tion and in helping victims find taking a stance. During cussed this with Harry troubling part? Ask any and how the cycle can be broken. resources ranging from places to stay our union negotiations, Reid (then Senate Presi- GOP Follower (Including Domestic violence involves willful to legal help and advice. the union members re- dent). Harry Reid shared the person who calls intimidation, physical assault, bat- Domestic violence is as brutal as ferred to her as tough this information with himself President) and tery, sexual assault, and other abu- it is unnecessary, but it does not but fair. I, personally, Mitch McConnell and they will DENY it ever sive behavior perpetrated by an inti- have to be a way of life for those who have always appreciat- Paul Ryan. To which they happened at ALL! mate partner against another. are currently suffering. If you see ed her genuineness, can- summarily dismissed the It is distressing to This violence often escalates from something, say something. Together didness, and honesty. I information. President even be discussing this, threats and manipulation to verbal we as a community can help put a am a registered Republi- Obama, to his credit, as removal from office abuse to physical violence. This vio- stop to the cycle of abuse. can who is voting for warned Putin to stop, should have happened lent behavior not only directly harms Nancy because I know were on to you and there during his IMPEACH- she can work across will be serious conse- MENT. However, who party lines. quences. Putin payed this knew collective spine Jenn Ganem no mind, as he already extraction of Senate Londonderry knew the “FIX” was in. Republicans was even –––––––––––––––– What was John Brennan’s possible? reward? Trump pulled his Make no mistake, We Shall Never Forget security clearance. “Making America Great As we know, Russ- Again” starts with taking The Londonderry Times is a weekly publication. It is mailed to every home in Londonderry To the editor, ian’s hacked the DNC back CONTROL of our free of charge and is available at a number of drop-off locations throughout the town. No, not a 9/11 post. I within 5 hours of Trump own Country! am speaking about the asking them to do so. It If I am correct, Amer- Russian Hacking and was later learned they ica (Americans) no Serving Chester, Hampstead Interference in our 2016 had actually “rattled the longer will tolerate this Serving Derry and Sandown election. Yes, I am aware doors” (Cyber Lingo) on abomination. 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advocate for our state’s stein who said, “to to the candidates who against the laws of the President Trump, on the Letters veterans, supporting a repeat the same thing offer truly sufficient Catholic Church. Pope other hand, said “Ameri- Continued from page 4 number of bills address- over and over again guarantees for the pro- Leo XIII, in his encyclical ca will never be a Social- Vote Carson ing issues that face vet- and expect a different tection of the rights of “Quod Apostolici ist Nation” in his 2019 erans every day. result is simply fool- God and of souls… Muneris”, has written: State of the Union To the editor, I have know the Sen- ish.” according to the love of “For although the Social- Address. For the past 12 years ator for over 30 years, I offer that to the God and Catholic moral ists, turning to evil use Although there are Senator Sharon Carson she is a wife, a mother, a folks who are unhap- teaching.” the Gospel itself so as to other examples showing has diligently and effec- neighbor and a friend. py with the current Let’s look at the can- deceive more readily the Biden/Harris ticket tively represented the Sharon is very intelli- way that things are didates and their stance the unwary, have been going against Catholic people of District 14. gent, well spoken and going and bring to on two main issues. wont to twist it to their teaching, I can’t list In this coming elec- listens to here con- their attention that Firstly, the Biden/ meaning, still so striking them all here. Suffice it tion it is vital that we stituents, she is once electing the same offi- Harris ticket has been is the disagreement to say: send her back to Con- again the best choice to cials and expecting endorsed by Planned between their criminal Step 2 – Vote for cord to continue the represent Hudson, Lon- something to change Parenthood – the fore- teachings and the pure Trump (even if you fight against govern- donderry and Auburn. would also be foolish. most abortion provider doctrine of Christ…” continued on page 7 ment mandates, taxes Please send her back I will be casting my in the country. Biden is and attacks on our free- to Concord by voting for vote for Nancy Hen- Pro-Choice and has even doms. her on November 3rd. dricks and I urge you been denied commun- ion for his support of OBITUARY Senator Carson has a Marty Bove to do the same. Elizabeth A. “Betty” Allen proven record of bipar- Londonderry Town Dan Lekas abortion rights. Donald Elizabeth A. “Betty” Allen, 72, of tisanship and was the Councilor (3 Terms) Londonderry Trump was not only the Londonderry, NH, passed away only republican to be State Representative –––––––––––––– first President to speak Saturday Oct. 10, 2020, at her given a chairmanship in (2 Terms) at the March for Life, home surrounded by her loving a democratically con- Londonderry Voting 101 for but he recently passed family. She was born in Albu- trolled senate. She is ------Catholics the Born Alive Executive querque, NM on Aug. 13, 1948, a known as the hardest Order. daughter of the late Walter and Secondly, the Biden/ working state senator. Vote Nancy Hendricks To the editor, Margaret (O’Malley) Logan. She had been a resi- Harris/Democrat plat- She has supported and Pope Pius X11 once dent of Londonderry for the past 47 years. Betty form is pushing a Social- voted for a balanced, To the editor, said “...it is a strict obli- worked as an office manager for Child and Fami- ist agenda. They have responsible budget, in- I had the pleasure of gation for all those who ly Services in Manchester for a remarkable 39 allowed Bernie Sanders creasing support for serving with Mrs. Hen- have the right to vote,... years prior to her retirement in 2014. t in elections. and Alexandria Ocasio- alcohol and drug treat- dricks on the school to take par Outside of work, Betty loved nothing more Whoever abstains from Cortez, two Socialists, ment, protecting the board for six years. I than to spend time with her family and friends doing so, in particular to speak at their con- local fishing industry learned to appreciate near the ocean. She was a longtime summer res- by indolence or weak- vention. I will not go and protecting and stim- her passion and leader ident of Beach Acres campground in Wells ness, commits a grave into the particulars of ulating the growth of ship. I got to appreciate Beach, ME. Betty also loved to tend to her flower sin in itself, a mortal Socialism right now, but farmers. how she would listen gardens, play bingo, and host the most memo- She is a known friend fault.” would like to point out and actually taken what rable and fun Christmas Eve parties. to the business commu- Step one – Vote! that Popes Pius IX, Leo you were saying to her, She is survived by her son, Christopher Allen nity having been en- Pope Pius XII contin- XIII, Pius X, Benedict XV, instead of just writing it of Londonderry, her daughter, Kimberly Spottis- dorsed by the National ues “...it is obvious that and Pius XI have all off as I know better and wood of Methuen, MA, two grandchildren, Federation of Indepen- this is how I’m gonna do the voice of conscience denounced Soc- Melanie Allen and Mitchel Spottiswood, both of dent Businesses (NFIB). it. imposes on every ialism/Communism/Mo Arlington, VA; a sister, Jeannette Stevenson of She has been an It was Albert Ein- Catholic to give his vote dernism as being Sacramento, CA; as well as many nieces, nephews, and friends. 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that taking care of our safety.” Here is how our workers on a limited increased, intensifying legislation or were not Letters family is important to Londonderry Represen- basis.” Again, here is extreme weather, caus- present and in each Continued from page 6 our community too; and tative voted on this bill - how our Representa- ing damage to ecosys- case the Democrat don’t particularly care that global climate Baldasaro, Dolan, Lund- tives voted: Baldasaro, tems, agriculture, for- voted for the legislation for his personality.) change is an issue we gren, McKinney, Pack- Dolan, Packard, and estry, social systems, and was present. Note Helen Maynard can no longer ignore. ard, and Thomas Nay. Thomas Nay. Lundgren, and infrastructure; in- too that the first two Londonderry With that in mind, Warner Yea McKinney not voting creased risks of water- would have become law ––––––––––––––––– let’s look at three bills Result Governor’s excused. Warner Yea borne and foodborne but for the Governor’s that came before the Veto Sustained Result: Governor’s diseases, increased veto. Important Votes This New Hampshire House Next, “HB 712 AN Veto Sustained risks of vector-borne Jim Green Year this year. First, “HR 687 ACT relative to a family Finally, “HB1664 AN diseases, and increased Londonderry With the election AN ACT relative to ex- and medical leave insur- ACT establishing range and distribution ———————— less than a month away, treme risk protection ance program”. The bill greenhouse gas emis- of disease-carrying it is important to see orders.” The language of language say “The gen- sion reduction goals for insects.” The vote: Thank You for Writing how our Representa- the bill says “ the gener- eral court finds that the state and establish- Dolan, Packard, and tives voted on issues al court finds that allow- family and medical ing a climate action Thomas, Nay Baldasaro To the Editor, important to us. I am a ing family or household leave insurance will plan.” And from the Act and, Lundgren, not vot- Amen to the letters Democrat and I know members or law help New Hampshire “Climate change has a ing excused, McKinney, of Steve Homsey, Antho- that my choice of leg- enforcement officers to attract and retain work- demonstrated and res- not voting not excused. ny Donovan, Donald islative issues below petition for a court ers, including younger earched-backed impact Warner Yea Moskowitz, and Dr. Paul may not be your choice. order to temporarily workers, will enable par- in New Hampshire and Result: Laid on Table J Minnillo. 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Depending on the net Now that the need has a deficit. “That would reiterated how hard he purchase additional School assessment the districts been identified, the have been a perfectly and his department equipment that the could keep up to two or a process is to bring the legitimate and legal rea- worked along with the source of funds is from Continued from page 1 that year and was auto- maximum of two and a issue up to the School son to then go and use Treasurer, John Conley, the designated fund bal- matically returned in the half percent of the net Board, who would then surplus funds for that to keep the District in a ance or unassigned fund form of revenue for the assessment. Recent leg- vote the approval of purpose and the other is good financial. balance. “I mentioned ongoing December tax islation has changed that using the surplus funds for the mitigation of Therefore, the Dis- what the process says, rate. Members of the to five percent; however, and instruct the superin- financial risk and what trict has a fund balance the board the local board Association of School the proposed warrant tendent to send an appli- that means is, Steve and why at the last has to approve it first Business Officials or article still needs to be cation or a letter to the (Young) and I are the School Board meeting it then it goes up a letter ASBO and New Hamp- voted in. Curro them Commissioner at the only ones that have been was recognized and sup- has to go up from the shire Scholl Administra- referred to RSA 32, which Department of Education here long enough over ported to keep a mini- Superintendent to the tors Associates or talks about the way in (DOE) to allow the fund the years when we’ve mum of 1.1 million DOE Commissioner, NHSAA had gotten which, as in this case, the balance to be used for had several bonds or retained. requesting to release the together and explained process in which school the particular purpose. we’ve sold and treasurer Curro went back to funds from surplus a lit- to the State officials the districts can use surplus There were three fac- knows about this too the reason for this public tle bit more is we cannot benefits of schools being funds. tors stated by Curro as when we’ve sold barns hearing was to recognize purchase the computers able to keep surplus The district has to to why ASBO and NHSAA on the latest ones being that if the board believes in this case without the funds. That was when identify a need or an strongly recommended for North and South that the equipment being funds until authorization the RSA 198 was emergency, again in this and allowed the school schools when we requested by the admin- is approved. “That is approved by the State case the need for addi- districts retain fund bal- changed over from the istration is necessary. one of the things that’s and that it had to be tional equipment due to ances. One was finan- portables to the I’ll say Member Steve Young very clear, so we couldn’t enabled by each local the pandemic; it wasn’t cial planning, two being a permanent construction was concerned about the have bought this in Sep- district. planned during the bud- sum of money available the red flag the only red cost, $500 per laptop, the tember.” At the time this was get process due to the for emergencies, using flag that the rating agen- need of 150 for students Saucier, came in to approved, school dis- needs not being warrant- this as an example, but cies would raise is the to use and te lack of a finish the public hearing tricts could keep up to ed at the time. also for emerging conver- lack of surplus funds that purchase order showing with how he needed to two and a half percent of The recommendation gence. An example for the District retains.” the Vendor, the actual procedurally take a vote the net assessment; the from the school adminis- this Curro used the power This led to Peter purchase price, how to close the public hear- net assessment, taking tration was to use the line at the High School, Curro explaining that at many laptops and that it ing with motion to all the revenues minus fund balance or surplus when that happened in that time he was not able will not exceed $75,000. approve Peter Curro to the budget. In other funds or unassigned fund June, it wasn’t $100,000 to retain surplus, even Peter Curro respond- go to the State DOE for words, all appropriations balance for this purpose cost they expected, but though he wanted to, ed with what the public funds. The School Board the net to be raised or and not use any money was $500,000, that would and needed to, for inter- hearing’s purpose was; if members voted 5-0 in the net assessment. from the general fund. have put the budget into est rates to be lower on the board agrees with affirmation. bonds and notes. He the administration to LUISA PIETTE

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◆ ◆ LONDONDERRY SPORTS ◆ ◆ Londonderry Soccer Squad Keeps the Wins Coming CHRIS PAUL the Owl’s net. LONDONDERRY TIMES ————–––––————–◆ Londonderry goal- he Londonderry keeper TJ Cote had a High School Boys rather dull game, only TVarsity Soccer team needing to make one save, kept their winning streak while the Owl’s keeper, rolling last week, as they Steven Swiderski, swatted dispatched of the Timber- away 14 shots at his net lane Regional High School by the Lancers and allow- team at home and away. ing four goals. Those two victories Londonderry head brought their total scoring coach Todd Ellis com- tally to a staggering 22-3 mented after the game, with five shutout wins. “Our movement off of the Those two wins last week ball, and limited touches brought the Lancer Boys’ really created a lot of scor- season record to 6-0 with ing opportunities tonight. only four games left in the It was nice to see every- season. The only other one involved in the game Division I team without a for the first time this sea- loss is Concord High son.” School, who also sits at 6-0. At their next meeting, In the Lancer’s first on Thursday, Oct. 8, the game last week, on Tues- boys traveled to Plaistow LHS senior Hunter Smith a four goal game day, Oct. 6, they faced the to Timberlane’s home against Timberlane on Thursday. 0-5-1 Owl’s at home, and field, and that game also at the top of the 18 and another positive out- easily got by them with a ended in a one-sided 7-0 Hunter Smith got his sec- come, “We had great 4-0 shutout. shutout. ond goal of the period on movement and creativity First half goals came at The first half of that a thru ball from Tyler today with our play. It 23:45, by Matt Misiaszek game ended with four Kraft. was great to see the play- with an assist by Derrick goals for Londonderry In the second half the ers implement some of Apholz off a corner kick, starting with a quick one offense continued for the the things that we have and at 28:42 by way of at just 2:20 into the con- Lancers with two more been working on. The Anthony Ramy, assisted test. Hunter Smith was goals by Hunter Smith excitement and fun they by Hunter Smith. able to score off of a cross and one more by Derrick are having to this point The two second half by Tyler Kraft to start Apholz. Assists came this year has been really goals were scored by things off. from Tyler Kraft, Anthony rewarding and fun to wit- Hunter Smith, assisted by The next goal came at Ramy and Aidan Dennis. ness.” Tyler Kraft, from just the 9:10 minute mark, The LHS keeper, Cote, The team’s next game inside the 18-yard mark at when Aidan Dennis had a had another lonely game was scheduled to be 47:13, and by Aidan Den- pass redirected into the and not seeing any shots. played at Windham High nis assisted by Hunter net by Timberlane. Next, The Timberlane goalie School on Tuesday, Oct. Smith at 51:30, with a nice Derrick Apholz scored off had nine saves. 13. They will play Wind- shot to the top corner of a pass from Hunter Smith Ellis was happy with ham again on Thursday night in Londonderry.

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Jor- team’s Senior Night, match was scheduled to tallied two shutout vic- dan Galluzzo managed where this year’s gradu- be played at Windham tories against the Tim- five aces, three kills and ates were given a cere- High School on Monday, berlane Regional High three digs. mony. Oct. 12. That game will School team last week The two team’s went This year’s the Lady be followed by a contest and helped boost their at it again on Wednesday Lancer Volleyball senior on Wednesday, Oct. 14 season record to 3-1. night, Oct. 7, in London- players are Jordan Gal- against the Jaguars. The first meeting of derry, the outcome was the two teams was held much the same, as the on Monday night, Oct. 5, Lancers took another Athletes of the Week in a road game against three, straight set victo- the Owls in Plaistow. ry over the Owls. Week of Oct. 5 Londonderry won This was the first game Ryan Young the first game 25-15, the for Timberlane, having Senior, Cross Country their first three matches second was 25-22, and Ryan’s senior season cancelled against the finished with a 25-16 is off to a great start as Alvirne and Windham. win. he has won all three That Monday night Sanborn had nine races we’ve competed match ended with Lon- aces in this one, with in. He’s also been a donderry winning in eight kills and five digs. tremendous leader for Jordan Galluzzo got her- Lancer senior Katrina King goes up for a spike in three straight sets. his teammates in a sea- self eight aces and four the home win. Photo by Chris Paul Lexi Small had 15 son of so much uncer- ◆ ◆ tainty. Lancer Cross Country Teams Dominate Owls Gabby Page Senior, Cross Country CHRIS PAUL Race finish line, at of 19:23.5. tured the next four spots Gabby is having her LONDONDERRY TIMES in the race with senior ————––––————–◆ 16:53.9. Coming in sec- Other top-ten Lancer best season yet and is he Londonderry ond, just 17.7 seconds finishers were sopho- Gabrielle Page taking leading the younger run- Lancer Boys and later was sophomore more Aidan Huard at fourth at 22:54.9; Sopho- ners. She has been great TGirls Cross Coun- runner Sean Clegg at 19:35.3 and junior more Emily Smith fin- for a much longer season try teams captured most 17:11.6. Andrew Young, Andrew ished at 23:22.2; junior than usual, preseason of the top spots in their The third place spot with a time of 20:17.3. Adriana Nadeau, had a wise, and a short regular wins against the Timber- went to Lancer sopho- GIRLS 23:28.8 for the sixth spot season. She has been lane Regional High more Ryan Fortin at The Lancer Girls and junior Alea Millis, working hard to keep her School Owls on Saturday 17:17.9. Londonderry squad had a very similar got the number seven teammates positive and morning, Oct. 10 in Lon- Junior Will Plante came outcome at the team’s spot at 23:34.4. Junior safe to finish the season donderry. The Lancer in at the fourth spot at second home meet. Rebecca Buckley, came and have a Division meet. boys held all of the top 17:42. Taking the first spot in ninth with a time of seven places, while the Cole Borovicka, a that morning was Lon- 24:25.6 Student Athletes supplied by Athletic Department LHS girls six of the top Londonderry junior got donderry junior Grace seven. fifth at 18:34.3. Senior McDonough, with a time With that great show- Jake Roberts took the of 22:01.7. Lancer Sopho- ing at the finish line, the sixth place at 18:52.6 more, Katie Kraft, came Boys team won 15-50 and senior Matthew in just under 10 seconds and the Girls team won Vogel placed seventh after her team mate for 18-44. with a time of 19:06.1 the second spot at 22:11.3. Third place went BOYS Timberlane senior MR. STEER MEATS AND MARKETPLACE For the Lancer boys, Ryan McClue was the to Silan Gitterman, of senior Ryan Young was first Owl to come in, he Timberlane, at 22:16.6. Londonderry the first to cross the 5K- took eighth with a time Londonderry cap- NOW HIRING PERSONAL INJURY Full Time/Part Time/Temps HAVE YOU BEEN INJURED DUE TO NO FAULT OF YOUR OWN? (Flexible Hours) NEED HELP WITH MEDICAL BILLS PILING UP WHILE YOU ARE UNABLE TO WORK? CASHIERS, DELI, NEED HELP FIGHTING LARGE INSURANCE CORPORATIONS TRYING TO FORCE YOU TO TAKE AN UNFAIR SETTLEMENT? SALESPEOPLE and more! Call Parnell, Michels & McKay PLLC “A great place to work” 603-434-6331 before it's too late. Call 434-1444 ◆ PAGE 12 LONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ OCTOBER 15, 2020 Lancer Field Hockey Team Splits Overtime Victories with Owls squad also tied each of la Augusta and Meghan during a corner. CHRIS PAUL those opponents during Londonderry had six LONDONDERRY TIMES Daileanes. ————–––––————–◆ those two weeks. In the game that was corners in the second he Londonderry This week, the scheduled for Wednes- half, but only two in the High School Varsi- Lancers were facing the day, Oct. 9, but delayed first. Tty Field Hockey Timberlane Regional until Thursday, Oct. 10, In the seven versus team has only lost one High School Owls for the Lady Lancers were seven overtime period, game in this COVID-19 two contests, both of able to capture an over- senior Chelsea Mullen shortened fall season, which ended in an over- time win of their own, put the game away with and that was to the team time period, with Lon- taking a 2-1 home turf a golden goal, giving the that they returned the donderry coming away victory. LHS squad a 2-1 win to favor to in their very with a win in one of In that win, the Lady end their week. next meeting. those. Lancers got off to a bit of This week, the Lady The Lady Lancer On Monday, Oct. 5, a slow start, with Tim- Lancers will finish up Field Hockey squad the two teams battled it berlane controlling the their season with two started last week with a out in Plaistow on the offense for most of the games against Windham 2-0-2 season record. Owl’s home turf. That first half. High School. They had beaten the game ended in a tough Timberlane took a 1-0 The first game was Pinkerton Academy 3-2 overtime loss for lead into the second scheduled be played at Astros in the first week LHS varsity girls. That half, but Emily Cowette home, on Monday, Oct. of the season and also game was brought into a helped the offense come 12, the second was two had a big win against seven-on-seven golden to life in that half scoring days later, on Wednes- LHS senior Emily Cowette’s tying goal forced an Salem High School in the goal overtime period by at 11:16 in the fourth day, Oct. 14 in Windham. overtime period where the Lancers beat Owls second week. The LHS way of scores by Isabel- period on a strong short 2-1 last week. Photo by Chris Paul

◆ ◆ Lady Lancer Soccer Squad Suffers Two Shutouts to Timberlane CHRIS PAUL ure to find the back of mark. lights on Londonderry’s a little higher margin, as girls will look to get back LONDONDERRY TIMES ————–––––————–◆ the net proved to be Londonderry had home turf, but the out- the Owls had eight shots on the winning track he Lady Lancer fatal. five shots on net during come of that game was to the Lancers six. when they were sched- Soccer Team In the first meeting this game, while Timber- much the same unfortu- Sawyer had seven uled to face Windham Tevened out their between the two teams, lane managed to put six nately for the Lady Lan- saves for Londonderry, High School on Tuesday, season record last week on Tuesday, Oct. 8, the on the Liana Sawyer in cer squad. while Henry had five Oct. 13, at home. The when they suffered two Lancers traveled to the Lancer goal. In this game, the lone stops. two meet again on one-goal shutout losses Plaistow to face the Lady Sawyer had five goal was also scored in The two losses Thursday, Oct. 15, in to the Lady Owls from Owls on their home turf saves while Arden Henry the second half, and evened out the Lancers Windham. Timberlane Regional and the lone goal in that had four for the Owls. again it was by a Keogh, fall season record to 3-3, The Lady Jaguars are High School. Even contest was scored by In the second contest this time it was Isabella while the wins gave the still looking for their though the shots from Timberlane’s Sophia between the two teams, Keogh at the 48-minute Owls a 6-0 start to their first win, after being both sides were fairly Keogh in the second two days later, the two mark. season. delayed due to COVID-19 even, Londonderry’s fail- half, at the 46 minute squads played under the The shots on net had The Londonderry issues.

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Applicants $1000 scholarship to a paper. All Around Town/Calendar Items will be held to 100 words maximum. All free announcements in signs for the event when for registration who pos- local woman seeking to the Around Town/Calendar section can run a maximum of three weeks. Deadline for submissions is you arrive. Check-in time sess proof of identity, age, improve her education. To Monday at 5 p.m. Please send items to [email protected]. for the race is 2 p.m. All citizenship, and domicile be eligible you must be a children, in grades K should bring that proof woman who is at least 23 Halloween Fun Historical Society Young Adult Craft through 5th, are welcome when they come to regis- years old, a current resi- On monday, Oct. 26 at Open Air Museum On monday, Oct. 19 at to stop by and learn more ter. Qualified applicants dent of Londonderry or an 10 a.m., “Halloween Fun” Something witchy is 10 a.m., a virtual craft pro- about Pack 901 and Cub who do not possess proof adjacent community and will be available to watch going on at the Londonderry gram for teens will be Scouting. We follow all CDC or who do not bring proof currently enrolled at an on the Leach Library Face- Historical Society! The Soci- available on the Leach and Boy Scouts of America with them may register if accredited postsecondary book page. Miss Jennifer ety will be hosting its last Library Facebook page. safety guidelines. they sign an affidavit institution where you have will share her favorite Hal- Open Air Museum of the Miss Megan will describe attesting to their qualifica- completed a minimum of loween books, a pumpkin year on Sunday, Oct. 18 from how to design a door hang- A Grand Estate Charity tions for identity, age, half the time or credits for song and craft, and a mon- 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. The grounds er that is perfect for the Event domicile and citizenship. your degree, certificate or ster game! Pumpkin crafts will be open for this family- Halloween season! Please Grand Estate Knitting Any questions contact: licensing program. Appli- are available while sup- friendly event, and volun- call the library at 432-1132 And Craft Fair to be held Kristin Grages, Chair, cations are available plies last. Please call the teers will be on hand to to reserve a time to pick on Saturday, Oct. 17, at 2 Supervisors of the Check- online at www.londonder- library at 432-1132 to share information about up your craft. Please check p.m. - 5 p.m.The Fair will list, Town of Londonderry- rywomensclub.org. They reserve a time to pick up local history and our build- the Leach Library's Face- be held in the community 603-432-1100, ext 198. must be submitted by Nov. yours today. Please check ings. There is plenty happen- book page on Monday, room at 2 Golen Drive in 15. If you have questions, the Leach Library's Face- ing for visitors of all ages, Oct. 19 for the link. To Londonderry. All Proceeds Shoe Drive contact us at info@london- book page on Monday, including a craft table and access the library's Face- Are Donated To Local Matthew Thornton PTA derrywomensclub.org. Oct. 26 for the link. To scavenger hunt for kids. Cos- book page, visit the Leach Charities. is conducting a shoe drive access the library's Face- tumes are welcome! Masks Library website at fundraiser to raise money Food Pantry book page, visit the Leach and social distancing are a www.londonderrynh.org/l Voter Information for the school. Anyone can Contact-free pick up at Library website at must. For more information, each-library then select The Supervisors of the help by donating gently at the Upper Room, 36 Tsi- www.londonderrynh.org/l visit www.londonderryhisto- the “Facebook” link from Voter Checklist will meet worn, used and new shoes enneto Rd., Derry is avail- each-library then select ry.org or find them on Face- the blue menu on the left at the Town Clerk's Office in the two green bins out- able on Mondays from 11 the “Facebook” link from book, www.facebook.co- side of the page. to correct the checklist side of Matthew Thornton a.m. - 1 p.m. (back entran- the blue menu on the left m/TownOfLondonderryN- and register voters on: Elementary School. By ce), Thursdays 3 - 4 p.m. side of the page. HHistoricalSociety/ Pinewood Derby Oct. 28, from 6 - 7:30 p.m. donating gently worn, On Saturday, Oct. 17, Oct. 28, is the last day to Continued on page 15 ◆ ◆

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Co-Parenting will be held working on communica- publican Committee is us04web.zoom.us/j/30249 counseling session. Email Around Town by the Upper Room Oct. 19 tion and recovery. To reg- holding its monthly meet- 7889 Meeting ID: 302 497 Seren at selizabeth@ur- & 29, from 6 - 8 p.m., $80 ister www.urteachers.or- ing tomorrow, Thursday, 889 (no password needed) teachers.org. Continued from page 13 per person (book includ- g/remote-learning-and- Oct. 22, at the Victory Bap- Contact: Seren Elizabeth and by appointment (front ed). Learn how to protect support# call 122. tist Church, 78 Litchfield atselizabeth@urteac- Roaring 20's Drive-In entrance). your child's well-being by Rd., Londonderry. We will hers.org No preregistra- Auction keeping them out of the Republican Committee meet from 7 - 8:30 p.m. We tion need. The Upper Room's 19th Crossroads middle, allowing children Meeting will discuss our strategy as Annual Roaring 20's DRIVE- Crossroads: A series on to love both parents, and The Londonderry Re- we head into the last cou- Raising another's child? IN Auction NEW DATE AND ple of weeks before the Are you parenting a TIME. Featuring Bill Burke ◆ ◆ General Election. second time around? at The Tupelo Music Hall, Physical Contact). Attend the Grandparent Derry, Nov. 1, at 1 - 4 p.m. Police Log 10:53 a.m. Response to Sunday - Oct. 11 Grandparent and Care- and Relative Caregiver Join us for our live auction, Continued from page 18 a Domestic Disturbance 12:08 p.m. Services ren- giver Support Support Group. Join this food and drinks drive-in Derry. Kristi Poulin, 42, of on Hampshire Lane res- dered for Suspicious Act- Are you a grandparent free weekly meeting for style. Tickets (per car) are Derry charge with Issuing ults in the transporta- ivity on Rockingham or caregiver raising anoth- resources, discussions available at tickets.tupelo- Bad Checks under $1,000. tion to a hospital. Road at Red Arrow Diner. er person's child? Join this and support for those rais- hall.com. Online Silent Auc- ing another person's child. 9:50 p.m. Disturbance in- 12:03 p.m. Suspicious 12:19 a.m. Domestic Dis- weekly meeting for re- tion Oct. 30 - Nov. 6 Bid on vestigated by three offi- activity investigated at turbance leads to an ar- sources, discussions and No preregistration need- many great items from gift ed. Tuesdays 6 - 7:30 p.m. cers on Whittemore Road. Manchester Boston rest made on Mill Road. support on Tuesdays from cards, gift baskets, tickets, 6 - 8 p.m., at the YMCA Meeting in person at the experiences, trips, pack- Disturbance in- Regional Airport. Rodger Picanso, 34, of 10:49 p.m. Londonderry Facilitated YMCA - Londonderry. Con- ages and other unique Response in Lowell, Mass. charged vestigated by three offi- 1:32 p.m. by The Upper Room, the tact: Seren Elizabeth at items. Sign up for auction cers on Hampton Drive. Keeping the Peace on with Domestic Violence YMCA- Londonderry and [email protected] updates at: bit.ly/roarin- Fieldstone Drive results (Simple Assault and Phy- the Southern Rockingham g. Grandparent PASTA gupdate. Saturday - Oct. 10 in subject being taken to sical Contact). Coalition for Healthy Groups are brought to you 8:08 a.m. Suspicious act- Family or Guardian. 5:31 p.m. Motor Vehicle www.urteachers.org/remo by NH Children's Trust, Raising children ages ivity investigated on 4:32 p.m. Shoplifting in- Stop leads to an Arrest te-learning-and-support# the YMCA of Greater Lon- 0-12? Paula Drive. vestigated at New Hamp- made on Harvey Road at Youth (SoRock) Contact: donderry, the Southern Upper Room offers Rockingham Coalition for 10:38 a.m. Report of a shire Liquor Store on Planeview Drive. Justin Seren Elizabeth atseliza- Parent & caregiver work- Domestic Disturbance Rockingham Road. Cole, 31, of Manchester [email protected]. Healthy Youth (SoRock) shops on Wednesdays, and The Upper Room. leads to an arrest on Field- 10:49 p.m. Disturbance charged with Breach of Bail; from 6 - 7 p.m. Free live on Parent & Caregiver Café Zoom, facilitated by The stone Drive. Three officers investigated on Field- and arrested on a Warrant. Parent & Caregiver Feeling Overwhelmed? Upper Room. Tune into stone Drive. Domestic Dis- assist with charging Mich- 9:27 p.m. Café Remote meetings are The Upper Room is this new series for weekly ael Giannini, 18, of London- 11:59 p.m. Domestic Dis- turbance investigated open to those raising offering supportive online workshops offering fami- derry, with Domestic Vio- turbance investigated at by five officers on Field- teens. Thursdays from 6 - counseling schedule a free lies information, discus- lence (Simple Assault and Sleep Inn on Perkins Road. stone Drive. 7:30 p.m. To access, visit: one-on-one supportive sion and support. Vote For Your Londonderry Tax Fighting Team on Nov. 3rd SENATOR

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