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March 29, 2018 ◆ Volume 19 – Issue 13 A FREE Weekly Publication Council Reorganizes and Reviews Right To Know Laws LORI COSTA public meeting should be would be considered aspi- LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ conducted. Councilor rational and the Town ith the election Tom Dolan explained how Council would set the cycle over, it was he previously gathered example for the communi- Wtime for the Vice-Chairs from various ty in how to behave in Town Council to choose boards and committees public meetings. The who would become the from Londonderry, where Council also encourages new Chairman and Vice- they were all informed of the public to be civil Chairman. It was unani- ways meetings should be when they approach them mously voted that John conducted by the town for public comment. Farrell would replace Tom attorney. However, even According to Dolan, Dolan as Chairman and though these are called there are only two things Joe Green would replace Right to Know “laws”, the Councilman can do to John Farrell as Vice-Chair- boards and committees shut down a meeting that man. Also appointed by cannot cut someone off if has gotten out of control. the Town Council were they do not like what they If someone comes into the the positions of Deputy are saying in a public council chambers with a Town Clerk, which was meeting. This would be very nasty and opinionat- awarded to Christie considered an infringe- ed comment, the Chair- Campbell, and Tax Collec- ment on their First man can set a time limit tor, Diane Mulholland. Amendment right to free for how long the individ- The Council also went speech. ual is allowed to speak. over the “Right to Know” Dolan explained that Under First Amendment laws in regards to how a he hoped these rules continued on page 7 ◆ ◆ First Woodmont Home Plans Seen at Heritage Commission LORI COSTA the recommendation to ble without curbside LONDONDERRY TIMES Tasty Treats The smell of maple sugar filled the air on ————––––––————–◆ go forth to the planning access for the town to Peabody Row with the opening of the Peterson Sugar Shack during the cele- n Thursday night’s board. pick up. The recommen- bration of Maple Sugar Weekend. Sandy Coulombe explained to visitors how meeting of the Her- The second site plan dation was made to possi- the evaporator works. See more photos page 2. Oitage Commission, reviewed was to consoli- bly put in a designated Photo by Chris Paul members reviewed five date and construct seven area for residents to put separate applications for duplex residential build- their trash and recycle hopes of approval and ings with associated park- bins out for trash collec- Couple Proposes for Town recommendation for the ing and facilities, Five tion day, but will need to planning board. Horizon Drive, Seven be added to the plans. to Beautify Our Forest The first plan present- Horizon Drive, Nine Hori- The third site plan ed was to create 28 resi- zon Drive, Four Button brought to the commis- KATIE O’DONNELL spoke to the Town Coun- est, which has been dential lots in the Wood- Drive, and Six Button LONDONDERRY TIMES continued on page 5 ————––––––————–◆ cil about their new proj- named “Kent Allen For- mont Commons on 15 Drive. The owner of this he Monday night’s ect entitled “Let’s Beauti- est,” of tree debris and Pillsbury Road and property is Team Busi- PRESORTED STANDARD Town Council meet- fy our Forest.” The Allens clearing plants such as Gilcreast Road. The ness Development Corp. Ting brought about a are looking toward the poison ivy. US POSTAGE PAID owner of the land is Pills- and the applicant was new opportunity for the future for 300th Nutfield For Meredith Allen, bury Realty Development, DHB Homes, LLC. LONDONDERRY, NH 03053 public to get involved and anniversary next year and she is working to put to- LLC and the applicant The recommendation Permit #57 ECRWSS potentially involve them- wish to do something spe- gether a volunteer organi- was DHB Homes, LLC. will be made to the plan- selves in the town’s histo- cial. zation to further enhance After some discussion ning board; however ry. Kent Allen is in his sev- the forest: “Let’s Beautify between members of the some concerns were POSTAL PATRON Husband and wife enth year of picking up our Forest”. This can be commission, it was given raised on how trash col- LONDONDERRY, NH 03053 Kent and Meredith Allen and cleaning the town for- continued on page 8 the green light to make lection would be accessi-

◆ PAGE 2LONDONDERRY TIMES ◆ MARCH 29, 2018 Maple Sugar Weekend Brings Droves to Peterson Farm

The sweet smell of Maple Syrup filled the air again on Peabody Row as Anne Peter- son opened the Sugar Shack at her farm for visitors dur- ing the states celebration of Maple Sugar Weekend. Peter- son had a lot of help as well as a lot of visitors on Satur- day and Sunday afternoons Demonstrations were given by Sandy Coulombe as well as maple syrup topped ice cream samples handed out by local historian Ann Chi- ampa. Near the end of Sun- day afternoon, most if not all the syrup was sold out. Photos by Chris Paul

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School Board Elects New Chair And Vice-Chair During Reorganization Meeting LORI COSTA also addressed questions utes is added to a regular be negotiated. LONDONDERRY TIMES guages classes, but AS school system also has 88 ————––––––————–◆ on why the parent/ school day. Laliberte said Assistant Superinten- Black felt that these students that are enrolled fter the Election teacher conferences on that it would depend on dent Dan Black also gave courses will be ready by that live in the Hooksett cycle was over, the Friday, March 16 were not how those eight minutes his report on seventh and December of this year. community. The School ASchool Board was changed back to a regular are spent. The argument eighth grade students The School Board also Board agreed that it is a able to appoint two mem- school day. The reason for of hours vs. days comes earning high school cred- received the January and testament to the district on bers to the positions of not changing it back was down to the function from it. It was added in the February Enrollment how many students Chair and Vice-Chair, because of the volume of the Superintendent’s per- report that if a student Report. There has been a choose to come to London- respectively. It was unani- parent/teacher confer- sonal view. At the elemen- just barely got by in a modest fluctuation in the derry when they have mously chosen that Jenn ences that had been tary level, for example it middle school course, K-12 groups and staff is three Manchester city Ganem be appointed scheduled at the elemen- may be beneficial to add they were not eligible to currently getting ready for schools to choose from Chairwoman and Nancy tary level. another 15 minutes to the move up in the next kindergarten registration along with, Pinkerton, Pem- Hendricks as her Vice- School Board member schedule for a writing course in high school. for next year. According to broke, and Goffstown. Lon- Chair. Steve Young also brought period for students. There are still moving Laliberte, it is still too early donderry has the second The March 20 meeting up the possible addition Adding minutes would parts to get classes in to give a number on the most students from the also brought about a of “eight minutes a day” also be a teacher contract place for earning credit students that will be Hooksett community only review of issues discussed where another eight min- issue that would need to such as the foreign lan- enrolled. The Londonderry behind Pinkerton. in past meetings. Superin- ◆ ◆ tendent Scott Laliberte vote or not. Former Chair- members of the public are have a set of informal reviewed the policy of gar language. Dolan also man Tom Dolan also given a “stoplight” sys- rules for the public to fol- snow days for the London- Council reminded the public to be experimented with his tem, where they have low but left it up to the derry School system. The Continued from page 1 mindful of viewers at stopwatch on how long until the light turns red to Council if they wanted to public has raised con- home who may be under- laws, they are not able to public comment usually make their pitch to the vote on the rules or not. cerns about the number of age watching the meet- shut a person down due takes for each individual Council (green is good Councilor Jim Butler felt snow days the schools ings, because they are on to the content of their over the past few months. and yellow is time is run- that the Council is doing have had and how much it cable television-it is not speech but can limit how “I don’t think I had any- ning out). Members of fine without enacting the will impact the coming regulated by the FCC. long they are allowed to body ever go over five Londonderry’s Town rules. Councilor Ted months. According to Lal- The town attorney speak for. minutes, and most people Council felt this was Combes felt it may be a iberte, there have been also put in a recommen- The second way the were right around three unnecessary in how their good idea to have rules seven weather related dation on voting for pub- Council can keep a meet- minutes,” Dolan said. meetings are run, because posted so the public cancellations (one day lic meetings. At the Chair- ing moving is if the public Chairman John Farrell no one has exceeded over knows how to conduct was a hurricane day). The man’s discretion, he/she has comments that are felt it was a good idea to five minutes. themselves when they are last school day up to this may decide to step down repetitive. At that point, have a set of informal Chairman John Farrell speaking in a town meet- point is scheduled for Fri- from voting unless there the Chairman (or woman) rules for the public to fol- also made note how a few ing. Vice-Chairman Joe day, June 22 and the last is a tie between board has the authority to ask if low but left it up to the years back, he witnessed Green also felt it was a day for staff is Monday members. If the board anyone has anything new Council if they wanted to a member of Derry’s com- good idea to enact a time June 25. This does fall agrees on an ordinance 4- to add to the conversa- vote on the rules or not. munity receive a ticket for limit to keep meetings within the designated 0, there is no need for the tion. Although the Coun- Councilor Jim Butler felt disorderly conduct, be- moving along. The deci- number of days the Chairman to vote to make cil wants these rules to that the Council is doing cause they exceeded their sion was ultimately made school has set aside for it 5-0. Now that John Far- aspirational, these two fine without enacting the allotted time in a Derry to instate these informal weather related cancella- rell is the Chairman for rules are expected to be rules. Town Council meeting. rules by discretion of the tions. Laliberte also said the Town Council, it will followed when someone Dolan also mentioned Chairman John Farrell Chairman, but no formal that some concerns have be his decision on enters a public meeting whether he chooses to how in the town of Derry, felt it was a good idea to vote was taken. been brought to him with a comment to a about graduation, but board/committee (not thankfully they are not in just the Town Council). a position where gradua- The aspirational portion tion needs to be moved. of the rules are behaving, It’s YOUR car, Seniors are also exempt be courteous, be respect- from classes for 30 hours ful of each other, and try VETERINARY HOSPITAL. LLC or five days, whichever is to refrain from using vul- YOUR choice of repair shops. less. 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WWW.BROTHERSAUTOBODYNH.COM ◆ PAGE 4LONDONDERRY TIMES ◆ MARCH 29, 2018 Editorial Letters Bad Weather Means what the people of Lon- Planning Office; Josh Raf- Free and Easy Low Voter Turnout donderry really want. fel, Senior Communica- Lori Guyett tions Official; Michael We all take things for granted – would love to have something kept To the editor, Londonderry Short, Senior Assistant it’s human nature to do so. And out of the police log. Those things In the March 22 issue ––––––––––––––––– Press Secretary; Gary unfortunately, one of the things matter because people do indeed of the Londonderry Times Cohn, Economic Adviser. people often take for granted is read the newspaper. I read on the front page, Trump the Terrible Kushner, Ivanka, and their newspaper. We know what happens if we Town Elections See Most McMaster could be next. Our readers have the expecta- miss an item you wanted to read. Articles Passes (sic) By To the editor, FBI Director Comey, tion that they’ll get the information And better yet, talk with someone Voters” and “Londonder- President Trump’s Deputy FBI Director they want and need in their free who lives in a community without a ry Voters Pass All School character flaws are over- McCabe, and Secretary of weekly newspaper whether they local newspaper. Imagine how hard District Articles”. Does whelming his administra- State Tillerson were fired. choose to look inside or not. If they it would be to find out what is going that surprise anyone tion and placing our coun- This turmoil is occur- want to know what happened at a on in town, and how the flavor of given the fact that only 11 try in jeopardy. Former ring during an investiga- town or school meeting, how the community life would be absent. percent of voters turned CIA Director John Bren- tion into Russian med- local teams did in every varsity One of our readers recently out during a major snow- nan referred to Trump as dling in our election; sport, what club meetings and wrote us asking for something to be storm and decided the “unstable, inept, inexperi- Putin threatening us with social gatherings are coming up, included in the paper, and added, articles? enced, and also unethi- nuclear weapons; China and what’s for sale, they know they “Thank you for the Tri-Town Times. I’m not judging any of cal”. I add divisive, chaot- expanding its influence in can open the paper and find out. It is invaluable. I don’t know how the articles on their merit ic, and terrible judge- the world; North Korea Easter egg hunt? We have the Chester, Hampstead and Sandown or worthiness. ment. developing long range time and place. School play. It’s citizens could get along without it. I I’m just stating that I In the past 15 months nuclear missile systems; here, often with photos. Senior know I would not know what was myself went back and the following White Iran fomenting war in the gathering. Check. You can see your happening in these towns if I could forth on whether I would House personnel have Middle East; Muslim ter- children photographed at sporting not receive the paper each week.” venture out with my small left: Stephen Bannon, rorists attacking the West- events or in school. You can find We hope that in some way, that Ford Focus in the storm Chief Strategist; Mike ern world; and domestic out your neighbors’ opinions on the writer speaks for each of our read- and decided it was too Dubke, Communications shooters killing Ameri- letters page. And you can check the ers in each of our towns at some dangerous. The local Director; Michael Flynn, cans with assault weap- police log to see what the ruckus time. news channels and gov- National Security Adviser; ons. was all about. And yet we hear all It may be exciting when a daily ernment officials were Sebastian Gorka, White Marginalize Trump The the time that people don’t read newspaper or a TV crew comes in telling people to stay off House Adviser; Hope Terrible! newspapers anymore. for a quick look at a town event. But the roads unless it was Hicks, Communications Donald Moskowitz No one has the time or the inter- for consistent news reporting of absolutely necessary. I Director; K.T. McFarland, Londonderry est, people say. Tell that to our events, week in and week out, your can only imagine elderly Deputy National Security ––––––––––––– readers who call to ask us to hometown newspaper fills the bill. and less than able-bodied Adviser; Omarosa Mani- include a notice in the weekly calen- We won’t go the way of the citizens making that deci- gault Newman, Director of Second Amendment dar at the last minute, or to get out dinosaur. There’s far too much sion. Communications for Pub- the information on a club that’s going on to keep us busy for years But if there was an lic Liaison; Rob Porter, To the editor, forming. Tell that to someone who to come. article that I wanted Staff Secretary; Dina Pow- The Parkland, Florida passed that directly ell, Deputy National Secu- school shooting in which impacted my special rity Adviser; Reince 17 kids were killed is interest, I would have Priebus, Chief of Staff; abhorrent to the civilized probably taken the risk. It Anthony Scaramucci, world and an affront to would seem that special Communications Direc- humanity as are all mass interests would have a tor; Keith Schiller, Direc- killings. But will it change definite edge on the arti- tor Oval Office Opera- anything? Realistically, cles which impact the tions; Sean Spicer, Press not much. entire town via higher Secretary; Katie Walsh, There will be new gun laws implemented, but The Londonderry Times is a weekly publication. It is mailed to every home in Londonderry taxes for its citizens Deputy Chief of Staff; Ezra free of charge and is available at a number of drop-off locations throughout the town. (which are already high). Cohen-Watnick, Senior nothing will stop some- I think that during a Director Intelligence; Tera one hell-bent on killing major weather event, the Dahl, Deputy Chief of with a gun short of confis- town should reschedule Staff; Derek Harvey, Mid- cating all guns. 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among mass killers are Manhattan bike path. it, but sadly, I think not. is our State Senator. executing people left and Letters paranoid schizophrenia Ditto a truck killing 84 in Most politicians don’t So, as constituents, we right.” Senator Carson and severe depression. France last year. want to alienate this vot- have reached out to Sena- later mentioned that Continued from page 4 However, there is no According to the FBI, ing bloc. tor Carson on multiple when the death penalty is anyone believe bad guys empirical means of effec- five times as many people In summary, I would occasions, both in person used that it “provides jus- will turn theirs in? They tively identifying poten- are killed each year by ask a basic question. If (she said she would get tice to those who have would be free to enter any tial mass killers. I know knives compared to so- you were confronted by back to us but never did) seen their lives shat- place to do harm with no veterans who have PTSD called “assault rifles”. In an armed intruder in your and via e-mail, to send her tered.” We would disagree fear of armed confronta- and own guns and are 2011 there were 323 mur- home and the intruder our concerns about vari- in that executing some- tion. permitted the right to ders committed with a shot and killed your ous bills and to ask her one, it serves as an act of God bless our police carry a firearm. I trust rifle, but 496 committed spouse, pointed the gun about her positions on “vengeance,” not justice. forces, but they only react them implicitly. with hammers and clubs. at you and your children, these bills. The only person on to a shooting and seldom It’s naive to think that Do we ban cars/trucks, would you defend your- Sad to say and very N.H.’s “death row” is can prevent it. By the only guns kill. Mass knives and hammers? self and children if you disappointing, but we Michael Addison who was time a policeman could killers find ways to kill There are 326 million peo- had a firearm? have not received any sentenced to death for get to your home to con- without firearms. In 1990 ple in the U.S. with 98 mil- If YES, you support the communication from our the killing of police officer front an armed burglar, a rejected lover burned lion owning guns. 67% 2nd Amendment. State Senator. Michael Briggs. Despite you may already be dead down the Happy Land state protection is the If NO, well . . . One bill in particular what the NH’s attorney and the bad guy gone. Social Club in NY City reason they own guns Bob Pitre that we were concerned general said concerning I don’t advocate that killing 87. In 1995, 168 with 40% stating they also Londonderry about is the Repeal of the the passage of the repeal everyone own a gun, but people were killed and own guns for hunting and ––––––––––––– Death Penalty in New bill, Addison would still for those who understand over 600 injured by a target shooting. Hampshire. We noted that be eligible for the death that self-protection is a truck bomb parked out- We live in a time of Disappointed in the State Senate voted penalty. His (Attorney right of living, legal gun side the Alfred P. Murrah social division and social Our Senator recently to abolish the General McDonald) advi- ownership may indeed Federal Building in Okla- pressures manifesting death penalty by a vote of sory memo to the Senate provide a sense of securi- homa City. In 2017, 11 violence in many forms To the editor, 14 to 10. Senator Carson said Addison’s sentence ty to stop a bad guy with were killed in N.Y. City by including mass shootings. My wife and I are was one of the 10 who would “probably not” a gun. The most common- a rental truck plowing Is there an answer to stop Auburn residents so voted to retain it. Now, we remain in place if the ly diagnosed illnesses over pedestrians on a the killings? I hate to say therefore Sharon Carson understand that it is her death penalty is repealed. right to vote as she did. We do not agree with his ◆ ◆ Yet, in sending her our “advisory” memo. asked that no artificial the end of the growing Commission at their meet- thoughts about why she As previously stated, plants be used- only living season, a blessing of the ing last Thursday, who felt should consider its as we are her con- Beautify materials may be planted. forest may take place, if this opportunity coincides repeal, we heard nothing stituents, we are very dis- Continued from page 1 There has been a list cre- desired. The sponsors are with their mission to uti- back. appointed that Senator done by adding a number ated that pre-determines also welcomed to a group lize the town forest. From the local media, Carson has not respond- of shrubs, plants, and the plants that are accept- picnic on the Town Com- Town Manager Kevin her justification for her ed to our communica- small trees to a designat- able and able to survive. mon to celebrate. “We Smith also agreed to help vote was “we are very, tions to her. We hope this ed area of the town forest. This does involve a com- believe this project “Let’s get the word out about very careful under the cir- changes soon. This will be accomplished mitment on the part of Beautify our Forest” as a this project to the commu- cumstances under which Will & Wendy Thomas by the donations of fami- the sponsor, who should community driven project, nity on the town’s website it’s used . we just don’t go Auburn lies, organizations, or take the responsibility as will be of historical signifi- and social media plat- businesses that would if he/she were planting it cance to the town of Lon- forms. Smith also said he like to take part in beauti- in his or her own front donderry,” Meredith Allen would be able to help out fying the town forest. This yard. The designated area said. “We hope there will in contacting local busi- Large Cheese Pizza is not only for this genera- was chosen specifically, be a lot of interest to be a nesses that may be inter- tion but also for many because of the amount of part of it. Our guidelines, ested in adopting a spot in only $ 99* generations to come. light and moisture the list, and contact numbers the town forest. plus tax “This could be a way area receives. This area is are available if they wish Anyone who is interest- 6 of bringing our communi- in the middle-low lands to see more or be involved ed may contact Kent or Take Out Only, Monday & Tuesday ty together for the com- and would be referred to in it.” Kent Allen also pre- Meredith Allen at (603) *additional toppings extra mon good and personal as “The Gardens of the sented this opportunity to 432-8570 for more informa- $ enjoyment for all,” Mered- Wood.” The Allens would members of the Heritage tion. $ ith Allen said. 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Sullivan livan also pointed out to middle school still has who works with students OBoard, Assistant and make changes as said that these trends the board that the action 86% of students not hav- who have academic con- Principal for the high needed. “Our programs were new to the admin total on the report is high- ing a single behavioral cerns while the target school Katie Sullivan gave continue to excel and help team and they are current- er than the incidents at incident resulting in an team works with students the annual report for dis- out with students who are ly working hard with the the high school. “The administrative referral. who have behavioral con- cipline dealt with at the struggling academically, staff, students, and par- admin team has made it a According to Sutherland, cerns. A recent concern high school level for 2017- socially, or behaviorally.” ents to have conserva- priority to add in more this is 3% less than last was the amount of 2018. Sullivan reported to Sullivan added. She also tions and spread aware- actions for each incident year at this time. With teacher reports for issues the board that semester gave credit for everyone ness through social to help the students learn this number consistent for poor decision making one was a big success involved in the high media, guidance newslet- from their mistakes.” with last year’s, it sup- in the eighth grade hall- with 90% of the student school advisory program, ters, emails, and PTSO There have also been pos- ports the idea that the ways. This behavior was body never receiving a RTI (Response to Inter- meetings. With the help itive highlights from increase in incidents is reported to the target disciplinary infraction. vention) program, and and support of the par- semester one as well. Stu- not solely a result of an team and resulted in big- There have been 351 adult education program. ents, Sullivan and the dents continue to give increase in negative ger staff presence in the recorded incidents at the They help the staff to keep admin team feel that these back and get involved behavior, but is a result of hallways. Another issue high school, but 20% of the disciplinary numbers trends will decrease by with the school. The high improved reporting of addressed was the them were one time down low. the end of the school year. school also works along- these incidents when they increase of behavior in offenders and twelve stu- Over the semester, the During the second semes- side the middle school to occur. Sutherland said the seventh grade cafete- dents were responsible high school found itself in ter, the admin team has ensure that transitions go that this past semester ria during lunch. 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Londonderry senior Erika Tillis was the first place Ashley Lynch, a sophomore at Londonderry High Londonderry senior Maxwell Tsekrekas received winner of the Rotary Essay Contest. School was the second place winner on Saturday. third place. Photos by Chris Paul

CHRIS PAUL ton Academy, Londonder- tus and through the use of class person in the group, LONDONDERRY TIMES essay that is between five ticipated were, Ashley ————––––––————–◆ ry High School and Wind- and seven minutes long Lynch, Erika Tillis, Jahlan social media. Ashley Lynch, talked n Saturday morn- ham High School were which incorporates the Finney, Maxwell Tsekrekas Abigail Whitcomb was about her trip the the ing, March 24, at invited to the contest by Rotary “Four-Way Test” and Abigail Whitcomb. third, and focused her Museum of Natural Histo- Othe Derry Town the Londonderry, Derry and present it to a panel Maxwell Tsekrekas, talk on her partnership ry, and how, as a child Council Chambers at the and Derry Village Rotary of three judges. The three was the first to speak, and with her boyfriend who is from a singe parent fami- Municipal Center in Clubs to compete in the judges. one representing wrote an essay on the stationed in the military ly, she has discovered the Derry. Londonderry and contest. each of the Rotaries, then importance of inclusion, and how their relation- greatness of her mother’s Derry Rotary members Unfortunately, only decide on the top three focusing on his brothers ship makes her stronger. decisions and the connec- invited students from five students, all from winner. The prizes ranged disability and how includ- Jahlan Finney spoke tion to her siblings. area high schools to Londonderry attended from $300 to $100 and was ing him in the main about how difficult The winners were: attend their annual Essay the contest. awarded at the event. stream of society can only change is, and how it’s so Erika Tillis, first place for Contest. The rules of the con- The Four Way Test help him overcome his much easier to stay the $300. Second place went Students from Pinker- test were simple, write an asks: Is it the Truth? Is it disability. same in life. But without to Ashley Lynch, $200. Fair to all concerned? 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They do patrols chool violence has Christopher Wiggin cov- oversees the trainings would like to see another how long an officer can with other officers around been at the forefront ers the high school. Lane and certifications officers SRO at the high school, serve as an SRO. It just town. The other officers, Sof the national con- also aids the middle and need to effectively work due to the population takes time and money to in turn, come patrol the versation for over a high schools when neces- within a school setting. size, however, the budget undergo the training and schools so they too can month and while local sary. Olson explained that Lane further explained currently restricts the dis- obtain the certifications get to know the students students have been mak- three other officers are that in Londonderry, the trict to one. needed. Olson said he and build relationships ing their opinions heard, trained to be SROs in the SROs assist with fire and “It’s a program we would be interested in the with them. the school resource offi- event an officer “is moved lockdown drills, as well as hope to continue grow- job if the opportunity pre- Olson said being part cers in Londonderry have to a different assign- speaking to students ing,” said Olson. “I wish sented itself. of the program “makes been continuing to build ment.” about substance abuse we had more SROs.” SROs do more than them better officers,” strong relationships with- The program is part of and traffic safety. The SROs typically just work events and walk because working with the in the community. Fami- the LPD’s community out- “It’s really important sign up for the details that around the schools. kids offers “a whole new lies with school aged chil- reach efforts. Since the for us to be good role cover different school Olson explained that they perspective.” dren may be familiar with department started the models and to be that events and athletic are “valuable with investi- “I guess it gives you a the idea of resource offi- program, Olson remarked good example and let games, although they are gations” and work along- more positive outlook,” cers, but not everyone in that students have felt them know we’re there,” not required to. Olson side the Detective Ryan said Olson with a chuckle. town may knows about more comfortable with said Lane at the meeting. said they do it because Buker, the department’s The Londonderry the program. reporting things they see, During the planned they like to stay involved juvenile detective. Buker Times reached out to The Londonderry like drug abuse and walk out to honor the vic- with the school communi- himself was an SRO in Lane for an updated com- Police Department’s domestic violence at tims of the Parkland ty. Goffstown before joining ment on the program, but school resource officer home. Building up trust- shooting, the officers “Our guys here are the LPD. The SROs also did not receive a reply by program exists to “to ing relationships with the worked with the LPD to very engaging,” said don’t get to have a day off the time this article went show a police presence, students is paramount to “maintain safety and do it Olson. “We do a great job when school is canceled, to print. over there, at the school making the SRO program and to show students it’s successful. In the last ◆ ◆ ok to interact with the month, Olson said, there police,” said Detective has been an increase in Christopher Olson. There the number of reports Lions Club Spring Concert Celebrates are three officers who about potential threats specifically work at the kids see on social media. Final Perfomance of Long-Running Band schools to maintain the “You couldn’t have peace and to help the three better officers doing ALEX GUITTARR Taking place from 7 is so great about the night tones has been going LONDONDERRY TIMES children feel like they can what they’re doing,” said ————––––––————–◆ until 11 p.m. at the Lions is that the proceeds end strong for decades, with rely on the LPD to keep Olson. “They are some of usic is in the air Hall, Jerry Geulezian, one up going towards scholar- Fosmire having played on them safe. our most well-liked offi- over at the Lon- of the club’s members ships for Londonderry stage for over three Officer Adam Lane is cers.” Mdonderry Lions and organizers of the High School students. decades now, and play the senior resource offi- To become an SRO, Club, as the organization event, noted that the According to Geulezian, everything from The Beat- cer on the team, having there are two trainings is getting ready to put on event always proves to be they have managed to les to Bad Company. done the program for officers must attend. Lane its annual Spring Fling a major success, selling give thousands of dollars “We’ve just got a great seven years, according to previously explained the Dance on April 7, and on out year after year. to this cause in the past. repertoire of songs we Olson. He patrols the ele- process during a school top of having a booming The event will host But the other major can play”, Fosmire said. mentary schools and board meeting last Octo- night filled with fun and plenty of refreshments focus of the night will be Unfortunately, their Moose Hill. Officer Emily ber. There is a National jamming tunes, it will also and great music, not to on the entertainment: bass player, Ken Zenbel- give residents the chance mention raffle for the Bobby and the Sharp- low is planning on moving to do some good for the likes of gift cards and tones. Focused around to New York to work as a Complete Income community. scratch tickets. 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✬❅Leach Library’s March Artist Paints from the Heart KATIE O’DONNELL which he captured in one square and rectangular but I paint along with LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ of his paintings. He likes it and put a ruler on it and them. There’s a method ennis Braje likes to because “it’s calm, but it’s it’s nice.” that you can teach, and paint his feelings. funny kind of rocks.” Another way Braje they can learn.” DThe art the self-pro- The paintings Braje combines the two sides of One thing Braje makes claimed right-brained brought to the library are this brain is through sure to tell his students is engineer brought to the seascapes and land- teaching art to others. He to paint what they feel, as Leach Library reflect his scapes, but he also became a Bob Ross Certi- much as what they see- to desire to make his audi- sculpts metals like brass, fied Instructor and now think about the emotion ence feel the same emo- copper and steel. He said teaches the “wet-on-wet” behind the work, like tions that inspired him to he’s been getting into Chi- technique, for which he when they are painting put paint to canvas. As nese ink and brush tech- gets recertified every clouds. the Londonderry Arts niques recently, but he is year. And yes, he meant “They look at them, Counsel’s artist in resi- far from mastering it. THAT Bob Ross. but they don’t see it,” said dence for March, he Braje said he started “Mostly I like to Braje. “And for me, that’s brought one of his great- painting at 19-year old, teach,” said Braje. “It’s what teaching is about, is est loves to offset the when he was in engineer- not only knowing how to actually seeing something rows of books- the ocean. ing school. He was look- paint, but knowing how to for the first time after “I have a deep feeling ing for something else to teach.” you’ve seen it for a million for water, a deep respect round out his education. He recalled how he times.” for it,” said Braje. It always amused him, he taught his seven-year-old That moment when A dedicated sailor said, how someone who is granddaughter how to his students finally con- most of this life, Braje supposed to be very left- paint in two and half nect with the canvas is said his desire to sail the brained (logical) has such hours, since she couldn’t always one of Braje’s seas began when he won a creative right-brained sit for the whole three. favorite parts. He said, a small boat at a fair. Over passion. “Whenever I teach I “it’s fun to see people time he upgraded the “That’s a dichotomy,” paint the same painting grow.” boat and went on several Braje said, “Sometimes I they’re painting,” Braje Braje said he also dab- Dennis Braje poses with one of this favorite adventures, some as far can let the left brain go explained. “God knows bles in poetry “when I’m seascapes as March's artist in residence at the away as the Caribbean, and I can feel the sea and I’ve painted the same by myself on trips.” He Leach Library. Photo courtesy of Katie O'Donnell Croatia and Thailand, sometimes I can be painting over and over, does it when “I’m in a until one day they real- as I do,” said Braje. “We’re mood and it just flows ◆ ◆ ized that the type of per- very fortunate… some- out.” He understands that Steer building would not of Manchester/Manches- son they wanted to spend times you’re just lucky.” his talent for the arts and flash or change colors ter Water Works is both the rest of their lives with For Braje, painting the expressing his emotions Heritage randomly. The lights the owner and applicant. was each other. crashing sea or a calming comes from something Continued from page 1 themselves are visible but There is already a two mil- “We just sort of sunrise over the waves greater than himself. sion was for the construc- only when you are close lion gallon water tank, but became soulmates,” Braje represents him and “all “I hope I’m not disap- tion of an 8,300 SF one to the property, so they they are requesting per- said with a loving smile. my feelings going into it.” pointing the giver of the story office building and are not blinding when you mission to add another As with all good love What he hopes for at the talent,” said Braje. associated site improve- are driving down Route tank for three million gal- stories, opposites attract- end of the day is to share One person he knows ments on Two Kitty Hawk 102. A protective shield lons. They are scheduled ed, as Braje said his wife those feelings with the he never disappoints with Landing. The owner and around the lights would to meet in front of the “is very left-brain” having patrons who come and his work is his wife of 55- applicant is SWCE Hold- also be installed. The only planning board on April 4. worked at IBM as a pro- see his paintings. years, Judy. ings, LLC. The commis- time the lights would The Heritage Commission grammer. “If I can make someone “She puts up with me,” sion gave their approval change color would be agreed that as long as the “She doesn’t share the smile, great,” he Braje said with a smile. for the plans with little four times a year (season- color of the tank is kept right-brain side as much exclaimed. “She’s very encouraging.” discussion and welcomed ally), but specific colors the same as the tank cur- Braje met his wife the developers to Lon- of those lights have not rently on the property, when they were children donderry. yet been decided. Some they were OK with giving in Chicago. The two grew The most talked about colors recommended their approval to the plan- up together as friends, item on the agenda went were red (current color), ning board. to the formal review of a blue, white, green, and minor site plan for yellow. The commission changes to outdoor light- gave their stamp of ing to install LED accent approval to recommend lighting on the building to the planning board. WANTED Now Offering Custom façade at 27 Buttrick Road Finally, the formal Part-time or Full-time Closet Solutions (Mr. Steer). Buttrick Ven- review was discussed of Call Our Office for More Information tures is the owner of the the for a government land Flexible Hours and Good Wages property and Barlo Signs use for the installation of was the applicant. To a three million-gallon ¥ Counter Work meet town regulations, water tank and associated Barlo Signs made sure site improvements to 14 (No experience needed, will train) that the lights on the Mr. Josephine Drive. 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◆ PAGE 10 LONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ MARCH 29, 2018 Lancer Band Parades Down Elm Street for St. Patty’s Day

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◆ L ONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ MARCH 29, 2018 PAGE 11 ◆ ◆ LONDONDERRY SPORTS ◆ ◆ Basketball All-Stater Anderson Moving on to Saint Paul’s CHRIS PANTAZIS during his sophomore Anderson back in his Proctor Academy (An- LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ season on the LHS varsity starting lineup for the dover, NH) and then The bout a week after hoop squad, and his abili- 2018-19 campaign later College of the Holy Cross getting the exciting ty to lead garnered him this calendar year. in Worcester, Mass. Anews that London- the pretty rare honor of "This is unfortunately Former LHS star Green derry High School sopho- serving as a young cap- the challenge that high enjoyed a superb fresh- more basketball star Jack tain on veteran coach school coaches are faced man campaign for the Anderson had received Nate Stanton's London- with more and more late- Holy Cross Crusaders New Hampshire Division I derry High hoop squad. ly," said Stanton after during their rather sub- all-state recognition from The 2017-18 campaign news broke officially of par 2017-18 season, start- that league's coaches, the ended far sooner than Anderson's pending ing all 31 of the 12-19 Cru- LHS program received Stanton and his sixth- departure. "Jack and his saders' contests and aver- word that Anderson had seeded charges would family feel that this is a aging a team-high 33.2 in fact played his final have liked thanks to the better opportunity for minutes of court-time, 8.9 game as a Lancer. upset-minded, 11th- him, and I wish him all the points per game, 90 The skilled guard, who ranked Dover High Green best. As far as the loss assists (also tops on the stepped into the glaring Wave in the first round of goes, we have a solid pro- team), and 25 steals. vacancy created by the the NHIAA tourney. gram and we never base Green led Holy Cross serious pre-season However, in the tour- our success around just in scoring in four of its injuries suffered by junior nament's wake, Anderson one guy. We have a lot of games, throwing down 22 standout Ethan Garofalo and senior point-guard doors open with losing points against Fairleigh- just prior to the 2017-18 Cole Britting were named eight seniors, and the Dickinson and also campaign and led his D-I All-State Honorable guys will work hard this excelling in the points cat- Lancers in scoring in pret- Mention picks and coach off-season to prepare for egory against Army (18), ty spectacular fashion, Stanton won Division I next winter." Rhode Island (14), and has decided that his aca- Coach of the Year for the Londonderry has lost Manhattan College (11). demic and hoop futures second time in the five players to private schools In making his move lie at one of the top pri- years he has been at the in past years, and per- from Londonderry to vate institutions in the LHS helm. haps the most prominent Saint Paul's, Jack Ander- whole country at Saint But it's pretty safe to one who jumps to mind at son joins a hoop contin- Paul's School in Concord. say that Stanton would the present time is anoth- gent which will need the The well-mannered, hand back that coaching er amazing guard - Caleb kind of scoring and lead- Standout sophomore guard Jack Anderson has evi- ever-smiling, soft-spoken award in order to have Green - who moved on ership that the skilled dently played his final game in a Londonderry 10th grader exhibited the stellar basketball from a season in Lancer guard provided his Lancer uniform. A week after being named a Divi- great leadership abilities weapon that is Jack garb to major success at Lancers this past winter. sion I All-Stater, the locals learned that Anderson First-year coach Max will be transferring to Saint Paul’s School in Con- Gordon's Big Red squad cord in the fall. Photo by Chris Paul went 2-20 in New England Class A during its 2017-18 struggling squad will Private School Athletic season, and four of the graduate this spring. PERSONAL INJURY LAW Conference (NEPSAC) top players from that You don’t have to go to Boston or Manchester to get the best lawyer MILLIONS RECOVERED FOR CLIENTS Auto Accidents, Drunk Driving Victims, Medical & Pharmacy Mistakes, Construction Accidents, Motorcycle Injuries, Aviation Accidents, Other Accidents and Injuries

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◆ L ONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ MARCH 29, 2018 PAGE 13 Three Londonderry Skaters Excel at Synchro Competition CHRIS PANTAZIS petes at the 52 level. tunity to use established LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ Cook, a seventh grader at figure skating skills in a ondonderry girls St. Joseph's Regional team sport. Lily Ciarametaro, Junior High in Manches- Synchro Stars' skaters LLena Cook, and ter, is a team competitor represent a wide range of Katelyn McCarthy all at the Open Juvenile Granite State skating came home from the 24th level. And Londonderry clubs including Gate City, Annual Connecticut Syn- High School senior the Great Bay Figure Skat- chronized Skating Classic McCarthy skates at the ing Club, the Southern in mid-February with Intermediate level. NH Skating Club, the Cen- medals to show off. Teams consisting of tral NH Skating Academy, The three locals, who eight to 16 skaters com- the Granite State Figure compete on Synchro pete at the annual Con- Skating Club, and The Ice Stars Synchronized Skat- necticut event, and the Skating Club at Exeter, ing Team squads, helped Synchro Stars were and they compete repre- their respective contin- strong enough on that senting the Gate City Fig- gents to medal perform- big day to bag medals at ure Skating Club. ances - first through multiple levels. Londonderry's Cia- fourth places - at the Following United rametaro, Cook, and major event. The annual States Figure Skating McCarthy and their fel- competition was held in guidelines, the Synchro low Synchro Stars prac- Wesleyan University's Stars organization fields tice at The Sullivan Arena Londonderry residents, from left, Lena Cook, Lily Ciarametaro, and Katelyn Spurrier-Snyder Rink in multiple teams at differ- on the campus of Saint McCarthy are members of Synchro Stars Synchronized Skating Team squads Middletown, Ct. ent levels of competition. Anselm College in Man- which excelled and earned medals at a major competition in Connecticut Ciarametaro, a fourth Skaters train from August chester and/or The Con- recently. Courtesy photo grader at Matthew Thorn- to May, and synchronized way Arena in Nashua. is the fastest growing dis- and is under considera- future Winter Olympic ton Elementary, com- skating offers an oppor- Synchronized skating cipline in figure skating tion for inclusion in games.

◆ ◆ Lancer Junior Varsity Hockey Squad Did Lots With a Small Crew CHRIS PANTAZIS won three of its eight con- and Connor Paitton (for- stated, "The team worked enth tournament seed. Guertin and number four LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ tests is pretty darn ward). very hard for each other The varsity Lancers then Bedford in winning the nybody who has impressive. When asked to look and their school. Even faced off against the sec- state title. spent any time Coach Jim Cotter's 3-5 back on his hard-working though we had a small ond-ranked Hanover High The LHS varsity is Awatching really Lancers' consistent roster crew's best group efforts roster, this team fought Marauders on that tough waving goodbye to some competitive ice hockey consisted of seniors of the winter, coach Cot- hard every game." opponent's home sheet in eight seniors who will col- knows that it's a grueling Owen Stowell (a forward) ter said, "Our top per- Cotter also served as the D-I quarterfinals, and lect their diplomas later sport which requires and Ben Henson formances came against an assistant coach under the Marauders ended this spring, so there will great conditioning and (defense), juniors Cole the Bedford High JV team. Lancer varsity mentor Londonderry's campaign be roster spots for the plenty of intensity. Ferguson (forward), We won one and lost one, Peter Bedford during the with a 5-2 defeat. Long- 2017-18 junior varsity So the fact that the Derek Felix (forward) and but both games were very big club's 2017-18 season, time Hanover coach Dick players to snag if they're 2017-18 Londonderry Matt Naso (defense), well-played." which was quite a roller- Dodds' Marauders would up to the challenges later High junior varsity ice sophomores Mike Ziv And in evaluating coaster ride. then go on to dispose of this calendar year. hockey squad only had a (goalie) and Sam Seibert whether or not his Bedford's bunch fin- number six Bishop total of 10 players - one (forward), and freshmen Lancers lived up to the ished its regular cam- goalie and nine skaters - Ethan Cohen (defense), expectations he had for paign with a 9-8-1 record much of the time and still Evan Cotter (forward), them, the LHS mentor and as the Division I sev-

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CHRIS PANTAZIS Rivera (6-0, five KOs) field, Mass., welterweight LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ faces Randy "The Rattler" Anthony Velezquez (1-0, rofessional boxing is Campbell of Ohio in the knockout) facing Philly's coming to The six-round, co-featured Shavante Dixon, and PSportsZone in Derry event. Rivera, who may Granite Stater and junior on the night of Saturday, bring busloads of fans middleweight Rickey Ford April 7 in the form of the from his home base in from Claremont (1-1-1) "Fight Night at The Zone" Hartford, Ct., will not be going against yet another presented by Granite defending his title belt. Philadelphian, Demetrius Chin Promotions. Iraq War veteran Chris Thomas. This evening of sport- Traietti from Quincy, Also fighting on the The Londonderry High girls’ basketball program was extremely young this win- ing entertainment will Mass., (25-4, 20 KOs) will undercard in six-round ter, but the Lady Lancers still managed to learn and win plenty. Coach Jamie showcase many of New tangle with Indiana veter- bouts are Stoughton, Doyle’s LHS junior varsity crew went 10-10 while grooming its players for England's most promising an "Jammin'" James Mor- Mass. welterweight Travis future varsity exploits. Courtesy photo. professional boxers and row in an eight-round, Demko (5-1, one KO) vs. will also include music, a non-title fight. Paul DeSouza, and New karate exhibition, raffles, Another top Connecti- Jersey middleweight food, beer, wine, and cut prospect, Danbury Chris "Sandman" Thomas more. junior welterweight Omar (7-0-1, four KOs) against Dorchester, Mass., Bordoy (4-0, one KO), will Carver, Mass. mid- lightweight Gabriel Duluc take on Carlos Galindo of dleweight John Hantzou- - who sports an 11-3 Woburn, Mass. in a four- polas. record with two knock- round match. All fights and fighters outs - headlines the eight- Other four-rounders are subject to change and round main event against on the undercard include tickets, priced at $60 Dallas, Texas veteran Peabody, Mass., light- (ringside), $45, and $30, Larry "Slomoshun" Smith. heavyweight Russell Kim- are now on sale and avail- Arguably the hottest ber (1-0) against Neil Sulli- able to purchase at prospect in the New Eng- van of Worcester; Irish www.ticketriver.com. land region, Universal welterweight Paddy Half-priced tickets are Boxing Federation New McGee from Dorchester available for active mem- England light-heavy- making his pro debut bers of the military, weight champion Richard against Philadelphian police, and fire depart- "Popeye The Sailor Man" Bardraiel Smith; Spring- ments. Doors open at 7. IS IT TIME TO DO YOUR WILL? If Something Happens To You And You Do Not Know... WHO WILL TAKE CARE OF YOUR CHILDREN? WHO WILL HANDLE YOUR FINANCIAL AFFAIRS? WHO WILL INHERIT YOUR ASSETS; YOUR SPOUSE, YOUR CHILDREN OR BOTH? Call us today to make sure you and your children are taken care of in event of an accident/emergency. Parnell, Michels & McKay Attorneys at Law• 603-434-1717 ◆ L ONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ M ARCH 29, 2018 PAGE 15 Londonderry Eagle Scout Helping Local Pets and Vets MELISSA BETH RUIZ out a project that benefits tant for all of us, and espe- before the Eagle Scout LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ the community or a non- cially for someone that Board to have his project olfram Alpha de- profit, and one London- has a medical need.” said valued, after tallying plan- fines Post Trau- derry Scout sought out to Lisa Caputo, Manager of ning and execution hours Wmatic Stress Dis- benefit both. Animal Care at the Man- at a hypothetical cost of order as, “An anxiety dis- Troop 109 Eagle Scout, chester Animal Shelter. $20 per hour, along with order precipitated by an Jake Calligandes, had “It’s someone to talk to, to valuing the materials pur- experience of intense fear begun his Eagle project in keep company, and some- chased and donated to while exposed to a trau- June of 2016 when he was one that loves you no complete the project, matic, especially life- a sophomore at LHS, matter what.” Jake’s project was valued threatening event.” slowing down only to Caputo went on to at a total of $4,255.55. According to the focus on his studies and explain that aside from While an impressive fig- National Institute of his work as a counselor at offering companionship, ure, Calligandes was cer- Health, it affects hun- Camp Carpenter. Accord- cats and dogs help serve tainly not in it for the dreds of thousands of ing to his mother, Tammy as motivators, as they numbers. service men and women Calligandes, Jake got his give their new human “For Jake, he’s always in the United States. Of inspiration for his project caretakers a reason to go been a lover of animals, these hundreds of thou- when he read about a out for a walk, play, and and always been one sands, PTSD affects about woman in Stratham who provide care for some- who’s admired the people 31 percent of Vietnam vet- had created a nonprofit thing that depends on who served,” said Tammy erans, nearly 10 percent organization after her son them, reinforcing posi- Calligandes. “It was a nat- of Gulf War (Desert tragically committed sui- tively and a feeling of pur- ural thing for him to pick.” Storm) veterans, and 20 cide after serving in the pose for veterans strug- Caputo stated that in percent of Iraqi War veter- Middle East. gling with PTSD. August of each year, the ans. After reading about In addition to putting Friends of the Manchester Tragically, many of the program, Calligandes together the supplies Animal Shelter hold a those who have served do began researching to find Jake Calligandes pictured with Manager for needed to care for a veter- “Cruisin 4 Critters” motor- not receive adequate similar programs closer Animal Care, Lisa Caputo at the Manchester an’s new feline or canine cycle ride to raise funds treatment, says the to home. That was when Animal Shelter. Courtesy photo companion, Calligandes to benefit the 4 Paws 4 National Veterans Foun- he discovered the 4 Paws After pricing out sup- Seal in Derry offered 25% had also designed his Vets program, with the dation, for reasons rang- 4 Vets program. plies on Amazon.com, off necessary items, with fundraising campaign to 13th annual ride to take ing from concerns over 4 Paws 4 Vets, a non- Calligandes estimated Blue Seal corporate pro- encourage donations to place on Saturday, August treatment offered to vet- profit organization that he would need $150 viding food scoops and be made in memory or 11th from 9am to 5pm erans through the US through the Manchester per cat gift basket and portable bowls, and honor of a veteran who starting at the Manches- Department of Veterans Animal Shelter, works to $250 per dog gift basket, Chewy.com donated has served or is serving, ter Animal Shelter, locat- Affairs, to the stigma find veterans in need with bringing the total estimat- roughly $150 worth of and had dog tags made ed at 490 Dunbarton Rd in against seeking mental loving companions, and ed cost to $3,500 for the products to complete a with the names of veter- Manchester, NH. For more health treatment. Though cats and dogs with “furev- project. In addition to cre- basket, with the rest of ans who had donations information on the 4 Paws large strides are neces- er” homes with veterans ating a “GoFundMe” the needed items being made in their name to go 4 Vets program and to sary to improve the quali- in need. fundraiser page to obtain purchased through the along with the baskets donate to the Manchester ty of mental health care “It’s expensive to the necessary monies to website. Thanks to the adopting vets would be Animal Shelter, visit our veterans receive, the adopt an animal,” said complete his project, Cal- help from these partner- taking home. www.manchesteranimal- first steps toward Calligandes’s mother, ligandes reached out to ships, Calligandes was Calligandes’s mother shelter.org. improvement can be adding that the little local pet supply vendors able to give $572.03 of the stated that when he went made by those with four things that a cat or a dog Bass Pro Shops and Blue $2,159.29 ultimately paws. needs such as collars, Seal, along with online raised back to the Man- The Eagle Scouts of bowls, etc add up on top vendor, Chewy.com, to chester Animal Shelter, TOWN OF LONDONDERRY Londonderry have been of that. Calligandes real- help reduce the total cost. with the extra funds likely doing great things for the ized this, and decided to According to Calligan- going to assist with adop- LEGAL NOTICE community at large for put together 20 gift bas- des’s mother, Bass Pro tion fees to help complete years, from completing kets, 10 with cat supplies Shop offered him 40% off families across communi- Cable Television License Renewal Public Hearing the pathway to the LAFA and 10 with dog supplies, on the items he would ties. The Londonderry Town Council, in its statutory capacity fields, to fundraising for to give to veterans with need for the project, Blue “Having a pet is impor- as cable television franchising authority, will hold a public and installing the handi- the adoption of an animal hearing on April 2, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. at Londonderry cap swing at the Moose to ensure that they would Town Hall, 268B Mammoth Road, Londonderry, NH con- Hill Kindergarten play- be supplied with anything cerning Comcast Cable (“Comcast” or the “Franchisee”) ground, to posting the a pet might need, so that HELP WANTED and a proposed renewal franchise and termination of the existing Comcast franchise. The public hearing is being Smokey Bear fire risk sign the veteran would not Experienced Deli, held pursuant to the federal Cable Act, 47 U.S.C. 546; in front of the Fire Station. have to pay any more out New Hampshire Revised Statutes Chapter 53-C:3-a et It is a rite of passage into of pocket for their new Manager/Assistant Manger, seq; and applicable law for purposes of the franchising the Eagle Scouts to carry companion. authority's consideration of a proposed renewal franchise and General Help. and cable-related needs and interests of the public and Town and Comcast's financial and technical qualifications Interested? Inquire in store. and local programming channels, facilities and services. Final action may be taken on the proposal to adopt the Londonderry Times renewal franchise and terminate the existing franchise. For further information and/or access to the proposed renewal franchise available for public inspection and 537-2760 • [email protected] 27 Buttrick Rd, Londonderry, NH • Rte. 102 copying, please contact Drew Caron, Director of Cable and Technical Operations, Town of Londonderry, c/o Lon- HOURS: Mon. – Fri. 8 a.m. to 6:30 P.M. donderry Town Hall. By order of the Londonderry Town Local News • Locally Owned Sat. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. • Sun. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Council.

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Sunrise Service resurrection message, kids crafts, songs, inspiring sto- Kids Fishing Derby Please join us at the ries, take home projects and The Derry Lions are Orchard Christian Fellow- gifts. Family Festival once again sponsoring the ship for a Sunrise Service, includes free hot dogs and annual Derry Lions Kids Sunday, April 1, at 6 a.m., on hamburgers, snacks, drinks, Fishing Derby on Rollins Pillsbury Road, near the bounce houses, giant soc- Street at Hood Pond in entrance to Mack's Apple cer, and dartboard! Event Derry on May 5. Registra- Orchard (behind the Lon- takes place April 1, at Life- tion begins at 7:30 a.m., with Annual Egg Hunt The Londonderry High School Class of donderry United Methodist Way Church 14 Crescent St. fishing commencing at 8 2020 will once again hold a Easter Family Fun day on Saturday, March 31 at the Church [LUMC). Parking is Derry from 11:30 a.m. - 3:30 a.m. until noon. For new- Londonderry High School Gym from 9 a.m. to noon. The event is geared to available behind the LUMC. p.m. For more information comers to the area the pond children ages 12 and under and admission is free of charge, but donations are For more information go to contact LifeWay Church at is just past the town hall at www.orchardnh.org or call welcome. There will be crafts, raffles, face painting, and games. Visit with the 845-6601 or visit us at the end of Manning Street. Easter Bunny for $3. bring your own camera. An Easter Egg Hunt will begin at the office: (603)425-6231. Kids up to and including age www.lifewaychurch.net. at 11:30 a.m. on the track field rain or shine. There will be a separate area for 15 can fish free. Donations Easter Family Fun Lions Club Meeting are welcome to defray the small children. Bring your own basket. Questions [email protected] At the Londonderry General Lions Club cost to stock the pond with High School Gym, on Sat. Meetings are on the 2nd and over 400 trout. Trophies are March 31, from 9 a.m. - noon through 12 will win and and create your reading 4th Monday of the month at given for several categories traditions of the Northeast- for ages 12 and under are have a chance to choose friend in the library, or in 7 p.m., at Lions Hall, Mam- of fish including largest and ern Woodlands. She will admitted. Hosted by the from our special selection the comfort of your own moth Road. We are always smallest. Each child re- interweave song, drum- class of 2020. Free of charge tables. In addition at this home. welcoming new members to ceives a participant ribbon. ming, audience participa- donation welcome. There special event, snacks and help support our communi- tion, drama, and humor will be crafts, raffles, face drinks will be served and Fantastic Frogs ty, so stop in to learn more. Father/Daughter throughout her storytelling painting, and games. Visit Princess Party performance. This is free there will be a raffle for fun Come to the Leach Library on Mon., April 16 with the Easter Bunny for $3 Pathfinders Father / and open to the public with door prizes. No registration Spring Fling Dance from 4 - 5 p.m. to hear excit- bring your own camera. Daughter Princess Party will seating limited to the first 90 is necessary. On Sat., April 7, from 7 - ing stories of fabulous frogs. Easter egg hunt starts at be held at the Merrimack, individuals. It will be held in 11 p.m., the Spring Fling Animals around the All participants will leave 11:30 a.m., on the track field Mastricola Upper Middle the library's lower-level Dance with Bobby and the World with a wind-up toy frog rain or shine, there is a sep- Sharptones will be held. School's Multi Purpose meeting room. Light refresh- Journey around the ready for some fun in the arate patch for our little Proceeds to benefit High Room, 26 Baboosic Lake Rd. ments will be served. world with Wildlife Encoun- water. This entertaining pro- bunnies. Bring your own School scholarships, local on April 7, at 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. ters on Mon., April 9 from 4 gram is open to 90 partici- basket. Questions email sight and hearing, Thanks- Fathers and Daughters are Tickborne Diseases - 5 p.m. and meet some pants of all ages and [email protected]. giving and Christmas bas- invited to a fun-filled night On Thur., April 26 at 1 amazing animals that make advance registration is kets. Cost $20/person, $35 with the Southern New p.m., the Leach Library will Immigration and the their homes in far-off lands required. To register, stop for a couple Reserve tables Hampshire Indian Pathfind- hold a presentation by Car- at the Leah Library. During by the Children's Room, or Granite State available For tickets and ers. Music, dancing, food, olyn Fredette, a Vector- this adventurous program, call 432-1127 beginning at 9 On Tue., April 17, at 7 information call Jerry, 434- pictures with Princesses, borne Disease Epidemiolo- participants will have a a.m. on Mon., April 9. p.m. the Londonderry His- 5307. pictures of each couple and gist at the New Hampshire torical Society will host the Tiaras are all included. Department of Health and chance to learn about these program “Immigration and Human Services, Division of animals' habitats, how they April Vacation Scav- Spaghetti Dinner Dress as you are or come as enger Hunt Bingo the Granite State” at the On Fri., April 20, the Lon- your favorite princess. Price Public Health Services are adapted to live there, The Leach Library Chil- Leach Library. This program donderry Lions Club will is $30 for those who pre-reg- (DPHS). She will review the and maybe a few interesting dren's Room will be offering focuses on those who came hold its 1st Spaghetti Dinner ister and $40 at the door. signs and symptoms of tick- facts about the animal too. a fun new twist on two clas- to New Hampshire during from 5 - 7 p.m. at the Lions Corsages and boutonnières borne diseases as well as Animal visitors may include sic games during April vaca- the Great Wave of immigra- Hall and will be serving are available for additional the ways to prevent illness. a Wallaby, Fennec fox and tion. Starting Mon., April 23 tion, between the mid 1800s Spaghetti, sauce, meatballs, $15. We look forward to hav- The audience will learn Pyxie frog (live animals). through Sat., April 28, par- and early 1900s, will include Garden Salad, soda, water ing you and your Princess about the health hazards This program is open to 90 ticipants can pick up a images and artifacts, and and plenty of dessert to join us so please register ticks pose in our area and participants of all ages and bingo card in the Children's will be presented by an edu- choose from. This is event today at www.indian- have the opportunity to ask advance registration is Room, then explore the cator from the New Hamp- free and open to the public, pathfinders.com questions. Free and open to required. To register, stop library to collect items that shire Historical Society. This donations will be accepted. the public with seating limit- by the Children's Room, or will make bingo: five in a event is free and open to the All proceeds are to help Library Hours ed to the first 90 individuals. call 432-1127 beginning at 9 row vertically, horizontally public. We invite you to with high school scholar- The Leach Library It will be held in the library's a.m. on Mon, April 2. or diagonally. Return the come and learn about your ships. Hours for the month of April lower-level meeting room. ancestors! For more infor- are as follows: Mon. - Thur., Light refreshments will be National Library Week items to the Children's mation, please visit our Spring Yard Sale 9 a.m. - 8 p.m., Fri. & Sat., 9 served. Craft Room for a special treat and website at www.londonder- A Yard Sale will be held a.m. - 5 p.m. Starting Mon., April 9 a raffle ticket for a chance to ryhistory.org. on Sat., May 12, Gates open Book Bingo and ending on Sat., April 14 win a prize bag. Native American Stories Join us at the Leach patrons are invited to create at 7 a.m., donations will be April Vacation Craft Easter Festival accepted starting Sat., April Join us at the Leach Library on Thur., April 12 their own animal clip book- Starting Mon., April 23 Free wholesome enjoy- 28, and can be left behind Library on Thur., April 19 at from 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. for a fun mark. Stop by the Leach through Sat., April 28, par- ment for the whole family! the Lions Hall under the 7 p.m., as Anne Jennison hour of Book Bingo. All par- Library Children's Room Easter Celebration includes shares stories and cultural ticipants in grades 6 desk to pick up the supplies ticipants will have a chance pavilion. Continued on page 19

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im.org for details and to Derry, from 5 - 6:15 p.m., for Derry Fun Night the second sponsoring and/or volun- information, please contact: Around Town make a reservation. information call 432-0004; Friday of each month. For teering. For more informa- Stephen Soreff, MD, at sor- Continued from page 16 Breakfast on April 22, at additional information go to tion please visit [email protected] or 603 895- Addiction Support Episcopal Church of the the Division's website at sea- NH4Israel.org 6120. to create their own colorful Group Transfiguration 1 Hood coastnmra.org/calendar. swimming fish. Stop by the First Baptist Church of Road, Derry, from 9 - 10 a.m. Lamplighters LEEP Applications Leach Library Children's Derry offer a free support for information 432-2130; Greater Manchester A womans group with Are you considering pre- Room desk to pick up the group for families affected Dinner on April 27, at First Lyme Disease Support the goal of helping less school for your child? If supplies and create your by addiction at our church Parish, 47 East Derry Road, Group fortunate woman and peo- your child turned 3 by Sep- perfect spring accessory in on Monday nights. "The East Derry, from 5 - 6:30 Hosted by David Hunter ple in NH meets every 4th tember 1st and is a London- the library, or in the comfort Lighthouse is a faith-based p.m., for information call this group meets on the Thursday of the month 7 derry resident, consider of your own home. support group for families 434-0628. Lunch on April 29, third Wednesday of every p.m. at Londonderry Pres- enrolling your child in the who have been affected by at St. Jude's, 435 Mammoth month at 6:30 p.m. at the: byterian Church at 128 Relay for Life Londonderry Early Educa- addictive behavior. It's held Road, Londonderry, from Bedford Presbyterian Pillsbury Road, London- tion Program (LEEP) pre- American Cancer Soci- on the ground floor of First 1:30 - 2:30 p.m., for informa- Church 4 Church Road Bed- derry. If you have any school program. We are a ety Participation in Relay Baptist Church, 44 Broad- tion call 432-3333. For more ford. For more information questions please call 781- developmentally appropri- For Life of Greater Derry- way, from 6:30 - 8 p.m. on information on any of the call 660-3425 or email 866-9976. ate preschool that is Londonderry to Help Attack Monday nights through meals or our services [email protected] respectful of the talents and Cancer From Every Angle is April 9. Addiction coun- please visit: freemealsinder- Walk with Me needs of individual children. calling on all community selors and others serve as ry.blogspot.com Looking Good for Are you losing or have Our teachers are all certi- members to participate in facilitators for people to Lou Gehrig! lost someone? A child, a fied educators and the pro- the annual Relay For Life of share their concerns about Model Railroading 2nd Annual Run for Heal- parent, a sibling or a gram is provided by the Greater Derry-Londonderry their loved ones in a safe, Seacoast Division of the ing for ALS, to raise funds friend? It can be a painful Londonderry School Dis- on June 23, 2018 from noon - confidential small group set- National Model Railroad for ALS and to highlight journey but you don’t have trict. Programs for three- 10 p.m., at the Pinkerton ting. There is no charge. Association is running their Israeli advances in research to walk it alone anymore. year old preschoolers meet Academy Track. Be part of Open to all." Derry Fun Night program. and treatment of this heart Just come “Walk With Me”. from 8:45 - 11 a.m. either 2 the fight, and together we The program is held the sec- breaking disease. On Sun- Meetings are the 2nd and or 4 days per week and our can beat our biggest rival. Free Meals ond Friday night of each day, April 22 from noon - 3 4th Tuesdays of the month program for our prekinder- American Cancer Society is Community Meals Net- month, 7 - 9 p.m., at the Mar- p.m. is the Run/Walk for at 7 p.m., at the Londonder- garten students meet from seeking volunteers to form work; Please join us for free, ion Gerrish Community Cen- Healing for the whole family, ry Presbyterian Church, 12 - 2:30 p.m. either 3 or 4 teams and stand shoulder family-friendly meals, ter, 39 West Broadway, even people who cannot 128 Pillsbury Road, Lon- days per week. How do I to shoulder with us and can- served in a relaxed atmos- Derry. Dave Kotsonis will walk or run can come and donderry. If you have any apply? Applications are cer patients and those sup- phere. Dinner on March 30 show his technique for carv- celebrate. The event will questions please call 781- available online on the porting them. To learn more from 5 - 6:30 p.m., at First ing rocks out of Plaster, begin with an interfaith 866-9976. Moose Hill School website. about Relay For Life, and Parish, 47 East Derry Road, small rocks outcropping or a 'Prayer for the Peace of We also have our LEEP register a team, visit Relay- East Derry, for more infor- full mountain range lean the Jerusalem' for Israel's 70th Continuing Education Handbook available online ForLife.org/derryandlon- mation call 434-0628; Dinner steps of carving the rocks as birthday. Our unity can mul- Program on the Moose Hill School donderrynh.com or on on April 8, at Episcopal well as how to prepare your tiply the power of our Programs are open to website if you'd like addi- Facebook @GDLRelayfor- Church of the Transfigura- base before you start to prayers. NH4Israel, a 12 the public at no charge, tional information on the Life. tion 1 Hood Road, Derry carve rocks, tips on painting year old, organization, is a except as otherwise indicat- program. For more informa- from 5 - 6:30 p.m., for infor- rocks and how to add ed. Donations to the Etz Seder & Dinner committed group of Chris- tion, contact Kathy Kelley at mation call 432-2130; Dinner scenery and trees to your tians and Jews passionate Hayim Synagogue will allow 437-5855 ext. 7223 Please Passover Community on April 15, at St. Luke's, 63 finished scene. If you are about Israel. The event will us to continue to offer these Seder and dinner on Satur- email Kathy Kelley at kkel- East Broadway, Derry, from interested in model trains take place at Etz Hayim Syn- and other programs, and [email protected] or Kim day, March 31 at 6 p.m. at 5 - 6:30 p.m., for information and would like to join other agogue on Derry NH's Inter- are gratefully accepted. Etz Hayim Synagogue, 1 1/2 Speers at kspeers@london- call 432-3333; Dinner on like-minded hobbyists from faith Campus 1/2 Hood Thurs. Nights, at 7 p.m. Etz derry.org. Hood Rd, Derry. Call 432- April 21, at Etz Hayim Syna- beginner to expert for a fun Road, Derry. Please consid- Hayim Synagogue, 1 1/2 0004 or go to www.etzhay- gogue, 1-1/2 Hood Road, evening program come to er participating, donating, Hood Road, Derry. For more ◆ ◆ Police Log transport to hospital from 6:51 p.m. Arrest made Sunday – March 25 dent on Nashua Road. Activity investigated on Litchfield Road. during Domestic Distur- 2:43 p.m. Services Ren- 3:39 p.m. Welfare Check Sandstone Circle. bance on Calla Road. dered for Motor Vehicle Continued from page 18 by four officers results in 8:18 p.m. Assisted Lon- Mischief (vandalism); and Friday – March 23 Bryce Nicholson, 18, of Complaint on Peabody transportation to hospital donderry Fire Dept. with Criminal Trespass. 6:42 a.m. Criminal Mis- Londonderry charged Row. form Jack’s Bridge Road transport to hospital form 11:43 a.m. Report of chief investigated on with Domestic Violence; 3:08 p.m. Three Motor at Harvey Industries. 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