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September 17, 2020 ◆ Volume 21 – Issue 38 A FREE Weekly Publication Town Council Keeps Local Water Restrictions on Hold CHRIS PAUL newly revised ordi- As far as implement- LONDONDERRY TIMES ————–––––————–◆ nance. ing the plan, Board uring the Monday On Monday night the Member Tom Dolan was night, Sept. 14, discussion started with the first to address the DLondonderry Councilor Deb Paul ask- need for water restric- Town Council meeting, ing to reopen the ordi- tions. members decided that nance to make changes Dolan said, “When implementing water to the language, saying we did this a few years restrictions through a that she thought the fine ago, I was inundated newly adopted water amounts were too with emails and phone ordinance was not nec- severe. Paul also felt calls from residents that essary quite yet. One that the municipalities either had problems member also had addi- should be added into the with their wells going tional thoughts on plan, saying that the dry, or slowly recover- adjusting the plan, if it town should lead by ing, quality of the water were to be implemented. example. and so forth. I can tell At the last meeting, Farrell responded by you, this year, with the at the end of August, saying that those exception of Ms. Mele, I Council Chair, John Far- changed could be haven’t had a single rell, tabled the discus- addressed, but it would phone call or a single sion on whether or not have to be re-noticed email on this topic.” to implement the plan. and explained they Dolan added, “I’m This was after they had could take it up at anoth- using the amount of voted to adopt the er meeting. continued on page 3 ◆ ◆ Planning Board Approves Bank and Gas Station Plan CHRIS PAUL behalf of the owner, 2V ning Department recom- Londonderry Police Offi- LONDONDERRY TIMES 9-11 Remembered ————–––––————–◆ Londonderry, and was mended allowing all of cer Patrick Cheetham played the bagpipes during a 9-11 Memorial in he Londonderry he accompanied by a those waivers. front of the newly renovated Central Fire Station. This was the first 9-11 Planning Board team of engineers. Assistant Director of service at the building since a piece of the World Trade Center was deliv- Theld its weekly Pollack shared with Public Works, John Trot- ered to Londonderry last year. See more on page 9. Photo by Chris Paul meeting on Wednesday, the board that driveway tier, explained to the Sept. 9, and once again it permits have been board that there have was held online via obtained for both been a number of con- Town Council Discusses videoconference. Symmes Drive and Rock- cerns raised about the Next was a discus- ingham Road. They traffic of this develop- Adding Mask Oridinance sion about an applica- group had also appeared ment onto Symmes tion for formal review of before the Londonderry continued on page 11 CHRIS PAUL event there is a resur- had a brief consensus a site plan at 174/178 Conservation Commis- LONDONDERRY TIMES ————–––––————–◆ gence of Coronavirus conversation several Rockingham Road and sion, and got a condi- PRESORTED STANDARD uring the Monday cases in town. weeks ago with regards Symmes Drive for a gas tional use permit to US POSTAGE PAID night, Sept. 14, Chairman John Far- with whether or not we station and convenience impact over 690 square LONDONDERRY, NH 03053 DLondonderr y rell started by saying should have a discus- store with a drive-thru feet of wetlands. Permit #57 ECRWSS Town Council meeting, “Just so there’s no mis- sion about whether we and a bank with a drive- The applicant was the board took up a dis- understanding about need a ordinance or thru. This plan was con- requesting four waivers cussion on whether or what we’re doing here, not.” tinued from last month. with the plan, two land- POSTAL PATRON not to pursue crafting a let me frame me frame Farrell cited exam- Lawyer Ari Pollack scaping, and two sewer- LONDONDERRY, NH 03053 Mask Ordinance in the this conversation. We continued on page 2 presented the plan on related issues. The Plan- ◆ PAGE 2LONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ SEPTEMBER 17, 2020 Conservation Commission Working on Nature Walk at Rail Trail with their comments ent at three consecutive towards the Manchester erty and the Plummer meeting to see which KELSEY DERHAK regarding their meetings the Commis- Airport end of the trail. property on High Range LONDONDERRY TIMES ones are at risk or have ————–––––————–◆ rescindal of approval. sion can present this to The section from North road. The Commission not been looked at in a he Conservation The Commission does the Town Council to School to the Manches- will take a look at the while. They will also Commission met not think that the fill for accept. When asked if ter Airport, Chairman spreadsheet of proper- use aerial images of Ton Tuesday, Sep- the major parking lot the Commission will Badois, says is probably ties and see which ones encroachments to aid in tember 8th, 2020 to dis- should be allowed. The promote an alternate to the busiest section of are at risk of encroach- their decision of proper- cuss a change to a per- Commission’s consen- full-time member, Con- the trail. Due to social ment. There was dis- ty priority. mit regarding a wetland sus was to follow the servation Chair, Marge distancing there will cussion between mem- Lastly, Faucher area on Aviation Drive. original criteria of the Badois, stated that they have to be different bers because an email Bridge will have a sham The Conservation permit by the DES. The will list the position to groups depending on was sent regarding the put in place to prevent Commission is rescind- Commission will com- the public and review attendance to follow towns intent not to pur- any further damage. ing their approval of a municate with both DES applications as normal with CDC guidelines. sue conservation Conservation Commis- previous permit for a and the Planning Board but do take into consid- Volunteers will lead encroachments for sion Member, Mike dredge and fill on Avia- notifying them of the eration if they are a cur- these groups from the some time. However, a Byerly, and volunteers tion Drive. The change in approval as rent alternate member. Conservation Commis- member from the Com- will find time to go approval for the permit well. The Commission will sion. mission will reach out down to the bridge to for the dredge and fill The Conservation also join efforts with the New agenda items to the town for clarifica- put the sham in place. was granted pending Commission also recog- Rail Trail Committee to for the Commission tion and/or rationale The water is extremely there was no alteration nized the resignation of host a Nature walk this include getting into behind delaying pursu- low but otherwise Byer- of the wetland area one its members, fall. The walk will take their monitoring season ing wetland encroach- ly and volunteers which came from DES. Richard Floyd. While place at 10 am on Satur- for the Conservation’s ments. The Commis- should be able to lift up A letter to Hooksett DES he did not send in his day, October 10th, 2020 properties. A small sion decided to review the bridge to get the has been forwarded by formal resignation, and leave from North group has already their spreadsheet of sham in place. the Commission along since he was not pres- School and head walked the Mack prop- properties at their next ◆ ◆ “We’re not looking to ing issues, people who are potential benefits At that point Green thought the numbers Masks do an ordinance that’s are deaf and need to and harms. asked for clarification are down enough to not Continued from page 1 mandating for people to read lips, people with Dolan suggested that on what the board was need it right now, but if ples that were compiled wear them in public,” sensory issues, people the council leads by discussing, saying that there was an outbreak it by town staff of what Farrell said. engaged in high inten- example in wearing he thought they were would be good to have other towns in the state He opened the floor sity activities such as masks when necessary discussing an outbreak something in place in are doing in regard to for a discussion on running and swim- such as when social dis- scenario, not day-to-day case the town needed to Mask Ordinances and whether or not to pur- mers. tancing is not able to protection. move quickly. O’Brien also said that he has sue having something in Dolan continued by occur. He said “I am Dolan responded by added that the predic- had discussions with place in case of an out- say, “If we craft an ordi- concerned with the saying that the number tions moving forward the Police and Fire break. nance, we have to be heavy hand of govern- of COVID cases in New are that this is going to Chiefs on scenarios of Councilor Joe Green careful to take note of ment stepping in and Hampshire don’t indi- get much worse come when a Mask Ordi- was first to comment, those types of excep- requiring things like cate that there would be winter. nances may need to be saying that he thought tions so that we’re not this, and I would prefer a need for a plan, he Dolan said he implemented. it was the responsibility requiring something that we ask people to said that we are past would not be adverse One scenario given of the Town Council to that is detrimental to use common sense, to the time where we to having a emergency was when Pinkerton be prepared, so by craft- the people we’re trying use their own judgment, could see a significant ordinance in case of an and Londonderry play ing something they can to protect.” to keep social distanc- outbreak, but if we did, outbreak, but wanted football and two weeks pull the trigger when He also mentioned ing and to use a mask an emergency meeting to make sure that the later we have an out- the need arises. that the CDC does not when they can’t main- could take place. He Town Council would break of 500 cases, we Councilor Tom recommend masks with tain that social dis- stressed wanting to be be in charge of “flip- want to be able to give Dolan added that if vents, such as the M95 tance. Rather than cre- cautious of governmen- ping the switch” if the Fire Chief a mecha- they were to craft such masks. He added the ating a law that requires tal over-reach. need be. nism to enforce an ordi- an ordinance, it should World Health Organiza- it, where it has a poten- Councilor Deb Paul By the discussion’s nance that we would contain those who tion says that at the tial of a penalty associ- agreed with Dolan say- end, the council direct- craft with him and the should not be required present time, use of ated with it.” ing that people in town ed town staff to draft Police Chief that would to wear a mask. 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Tbrought up earlier debris from construc- construction debris. going to do?” would address later, but Councilor Joe Green in the year by Councilor tion projects being done There are also a number Trottier added that they also looked at suggested breaking it up Debra Paul, was deemed during the pandemic. of residents who are dis- because they are not a doing multiple days and over several weeks, per- to be infeasible by Pub- The suggested was posing of yard waste and Transfer Station and didn’t feel that was feasi- haps grouping residents lic Works, saying that made when Town Man- recyclables that are not they don’t have any way ble either, adding they in alphabetical order by the facility could not ager Kevin Smith was paying. He said that with to shuffle canisters would most likely still be last names. handle the amount of suggesting giving $1,000 that amount of people, around he didn’t see any telling people they are Paul asked Trottier trash that would be of that money to busi- the containers on the way to do it. full. to send her the plan for brought there. nesses in the area that site are full by the end of Paul said she thought Trottier said that expansion, and what the Assistant Director of have had to incur costs each day. that it was sad that we they have experienced parameters were on size Public Works and Engi- associated with the The department’s couldn’t find a way to the problem during the before becoming a neering, John Trottier, COVID-19 crisis. concerns were related to give back to the taxpay- annual Household Haz- Transfer Station. addressed the Town At the meeting, Smith the amount of debris the ers who are hurting dur- ardous Waste Day, Later in the meeting, Council on Monday said the town had deter- facility could take in, ing this crisis. She was where they’ve had to Smith said that any night, Sept. 14, to share mined that CARES Act and how many people also concerned that the shut it down due to money left over in what his department’s find- money could be used for the area could handle size of the station is too capacity issues and has been allocated to ings over the past few this purpose, but asked coming through the small for future growth. those left in line are not the town in the CARES months as they were Trottier to explain the yard. “What are we doing to happy. Act, will go back to the investigating the feasi- town’s findings on the Trottier said, “We’re look forward, saying As far as expansion taxpayers by offsetting bility of the Free Dump subject. not going to have the okay, we’re going to get of the facility, Trottier tax rate. Day. Trottier started by capacity, so at 1:00 when 200-300 people there on said that if the station Paul had suggested saying that currently the we’re full, and we tell a Saturday.” area was made larger, using some of the money Drop-Off Center has ◆ ◆ lower levels having an effective. ly focused on lawn Water effect on the quality of During the Town watering as a focus of OBITUARY Continued from page 2 water being used by his Council discussion, the restrictions. communication to me as department during Assistant Town Manag- Dolan wound up the Richard J. “Rick” Selfridge a temperature gauge to drafting exercises. er, Lisa Drabick, was talk with asking resi- Richard J. “Rick” Selfridge, 73, of asked to comment on dents to use common Hampstead, NH, passed away at his the severity of the Also during public sense when it comes to home due to natural causes on drought.” He thought comment, resident the subject, saying that Wednesday Sept. 8, 2020. He was that because of this, the Randy Fesh had a few she has received com- their water use, citing born on June 7, 1947 in Lowell, MA, a town was not at an emer- concerns on the way the munication from a few the example of water son of the late Joseph and Doris gency level yet, nor was ordinance was written residents who have had lawns while it is raining (Trepanier) Selfridge. Rick proudly he ready to implement saying that he didn’t feel their wells run dry, one out. served his country in the US Navy the water restriction that golf courses should of which works at Town The talk will continue during Vietnam. He graduated from Lowell Univer- ordinance. be excluded from water Hall. She added that sev- on the water restriction sity with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. Rick Earlier in the meet- restrictions. He also felt eral of the surrounding ordinance at the next was an avid sportsman and won many trophies and ing, during public com- that there would be a municipalities have meeting, as the council championships in water skiing, coaching youth ment, Fire Chief Darren burden on town services imposed water restric- may address the issues baseball, and adult softball. tions. Those towns are Paul had brought up to He is survived by his beloved wife Susan M. O’Brien spoke on behalf enforcing the restric- begin that evening’s dis- (Garvin) Selfridge, four children, Derek Selfridge of an elderly resident tions. Derry, Windham, Bed- and Karen, Aaron M. Selfridge and his wife Marcia, who could not attend Fesh also thought ford, Pelham, and Litch- cussion. Cyndi Fisher and her husband Rick, Peter Lincoln the meeting saying that that there wasn’t much field, and they are main- and his wife Shelly, eight grandchildren, Derek Sel- she hoped the council in the way of data show- fridge Jr., Cameron Mancera, Evan and Vivian Self- would reconsider their ing how the town can ridge, Kyle Fisher, Kaitlyn Risoni, Nolan and Maya plan on not implement- monitor the overall use Now Leasing Sanborn Crossing Lincoln; one great grandchild, Serena Selfridge and ing the ban. She was in of water. “There’s all one more due in December, one sister, Joanne Kin- favor of restricting water kinds of ways you can Apartments for 62+ near and her husband Scott, as well as many nieces use because of the waste water if you’re not and nephews, and his Sunday football crew. unusually low levels in being careful,” he said. $ He is also survived by the many people that 1 Bedroom 1,225 town. O’Brien also said Fesh didn’t feel the had the honor of meeting such a wonderful person. $ Richard should be remembered as “Bumpa to all”. that he has noticed the ordinance would be that 2 Bedroom 1,450 Calling hours were held on Tuesday, Sept. 15, in Income Restrictions Apply the Peabody Funeral Homes and Crematorium, 290 “Honesty, Mammoth Rd., Londonderry. Graveside services were held on Wednesday Sept. 16, at the NH State Integrity & Heat, Hot Water & Electric Included! Veterans Cemetery, 110 Daniel Webster Hwy., Attention to Boscawen, NH. Due to State of NH guidelines, all guests are required to wear masks and encouraged Detail” Call 603-362-6565 for an Application or to social distance. Memorial contributions may be made to the Rockingham county Meals on Wheels Specializing in Kitchens, Bathrooms Visit us Saturday Mornings from 9 - 11 a.m. Program, 106 North Rd., Brentwood, NH 03833, rockinghammealsonwheels.org. To send a condo- and Home Remodeling Projects lence or for more information, please visit, 30 Sanborn Rd., North Londonderry, NH www.peabodyfuneralhome.com. 603-432-8599 • applewoodconstruction.net ◆ PAGE 4LONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ SEPTEMBER 17, 2020 Editorial Letters Taking the High Road decision to adhere to the during this time of un- for Voter Safety original Covid 19 safety certainty. I understand A Change of Season guidelines established there is fear, but we can- Orange has never been a center or farm-stand, and To the editor, by our first responders. not continue to keep the favorite color, but about this you’re sure to find a colorful During Tuesday’s pri- Republicans made the library closed when time every year, our thoughts display of mums and corn- mary election, in-person decision to sue the town there are ways to re- turn to multiple things orange. stalks, something it’s hard to voters may have noticed and stand at the polls, open safely. Pumpkins. Changing resist buying to decorate a a bit of a contrast be- without masks and with- Other local libraries leaves. Hunting vests. The front porch or mailbox. You tween the Democratic out social distancing. have had success with color is a sign of the shift in can’t miss the shift. The sea- pen, to the left of the gym- On Nov. 3rd, you have limiting the number of seasons. son is changing, and that is nasium entrance, and the the choice to decide people allowed in at a Tuesday, Sept. 22, is the something even COVID can Republican pen, on the which party, and which time. Londonderry resi- first day of autumn, and the stop. That means Halloween right of the gymnasium candidates, best reflects dents need the Leach change of seasons is a hard will be upon us before we entrance. Democratic the values, ethics, and Library to step up and one to miss. The darkness know it – there’s that orange candidates and support- personal responsibility re-open. falls early now. And there’s no again. ers were not physically to represent this town. Chris Smith mistaking the cold bite of the We don’t need a calendar to present. Republican can- The choice is clear. Londonderry evening air – or the sound of tell us about the crispness in didates, without masks or Thank you for voting. ––––––––––––––– the furnace clicking on for the the evening air, the yellowing physical distancing, were Thank you for voting first time in months. of the light. And the trees are present in their pen. responsibly. Thank you Avoid Spreding Panic We can still enjoy plenty of giving us a preview already of Local Democrats fol- for voting for Democrats. days of wearing flip-flops and the glorious display to come lowed Covid 19 safety James Green To the editor shorts, but their time is run- in the weeks ahead. guidelines established, Vice Chair The Bob Woodward ning out for the year. It’s a perfect season to take written, and posted by Londonderry Democrats tapes show that Presi- The trees in local orchards a walk. Visit your town’s con- the Londonderry Fire Londonderry dent Trump got one showing us there apples, and servation areas and discover Chief, and adopted by –––––––––––––– thing right. It’s not a if that’s not a sure sign of fall the hidden treasures of the the Town of Londonder- good idea for the leader in New England, we don’t woodlands you and your ry, last month. Re-open Leach Library of a nation to spread know what is. Take advantage neighbors have preserved. Our primary concern panic amongst the citi- of that bounty and plan a trip Soon enough, your outdoor is for the safety of our To the editor, zens. That’s was the only to pick apples – and set aside exercise will be directed at community, particularly I believe it’s well past thing he got right. Tel- some time to bake pies and raking those colorful leaves the elderly, people with time to re-open the ling the citizens the make cider and sauce. We’re whose time has come. compromised immune Leach Library. Schools truth while at the same fortunate to have the chance All in all, it’s a wonderful systems, and parents of are open and other town time explaining that to taste the real thing, literally time of year, a time when school aged children. libraries are open, yet truth in a manner that in our own backyards. nature’s bounty and beauty With that in mind, com- the Leach Library has reassures and does not As we were driving home are on display for everyone to mon sense dictated that remained closed to the create panic is the cor- this week, a table piled with enjoy. And as New Englanders, it would be needlessly public since March. rect way to handle it. At small pumpkins came into we know what comes next. risky for candidates and The other day I was that same time, instead view. Stop by any local garden supporters to crowd into there for a pick up right of spending weeks deny- a pen, close to voters, as after school had ended ing and ignoring the those voters enter the and there were kids hang- problem, he should have high school gym. ing out outside the lib- been taking action to Unfortunately for the rary not able to go inside. increase and prepare the town and its voters, ego Meanwhile the library nation’s health defenses and a total disregard for staff were donning face by ensuring we had ade- public safety, the local shields to place a bag of quate supplies of PPE, Republican party, led by books in my trunk. The testing capabilities and Al Baldasaro, threaten a whole scene didn’t feel by properly educating The Londonderry Times is a weekly publication. It is mailed to every home in Londonderry lawsuit against our town right. People of all ages the public about their free of charge and is available at a number of drop-off locations throughout the town. if they were not able to could benefit greatly basic individual respon- staff their election pen in from the library res- sibility to protect the front of the high school ources right now, which public health by wearing Serving Chester, Hampstead gym. As a result of that we are all paying for. a face mask and keeping Serving Derry and Sandown threat of lawsuit, and the While I do appreciate their distance from oth- Londonderry Republi- that you can call and ers. 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brown sugar. tle apples and with twice can candidates, Doug donderry because I want represents a threat to the Letters Living on a farm for the pealing effort in they Thomas, Al Baldasaro, to contribute my skills clear guidance provided Continued from page 4 50 years the farmer went between a couple Tom Dolan, Dave Lund- and vision to help find to us in our Constitution World War II is totally allowed us neighbors to of Mack crusts. Out of gren, Wayne MacDonald, solutions to those press- that all men are created without merit. Before I pick up drops for apple the oven and cooled it Betsy McKinney and ing issues, the rise in equal. You may think was naturalized, I was pies each fall. It was also was a perfect pie of Sherman Packard (in unemployment and the that you and your circle British and I remember fun to pick culls after the yester year. ballot order) are in the chronic underemploy- of friends are not racists, Winston Churchill, al- harvest. There was usu- Jack Falvey general election. They ment in our state. The but systemic racism is though only limited mem- ally a pie or two on the Londonderry will all be on the Novem- need to raise the mini- real. ories from that war. One trees somewhere. ––––––––––––-–– ber ballot. mum wage, from $7.25 an New Hampshire is thing Churchill never When Woodmont was I also want to say hour to comparable lev- home to early primary did was lie to, or mis- sold the last run of the Something Odd “thank you” to modera- els to other New England elections. We must, there- lead, the people. He ex- sprayers evidently killed at the Polls tor Jonathan Kipp, his states is very clear. Hous- fore, lead by example. We plained the problem, all future apples. I can election team and the ing costs, homelessness, must fight to protect our including some very un- understand that. Having To the editor, Town Council for an and the high costs associ- most vulnerable citizens, pleasant ones, and ral- free apples forevermore My question is how is excellent job under diffi- ated with childcare - veterans, students, small lied everyone to coop- from our towns largest it that the Republicans cult circumstances. when it is available to businesses, in order to en- erate for the common farm would screw up were in there near usual Liz Thomas parents who are trying to sure availability of Medi- good. Only if we follow everyone else’s busi- place at the entrance of Chair, Londonderry keep their jobs - are care and affordable health- the science and all col- ness. Still it was tough the polls? Republican Committee issues our state must care for all. laborate towards that seeing 10,000 food pro- Last week the paper Londonderry deal with expeditiously. I am a believer in our common good will we be ducing highly nurtured designated a much safer –––––––––––––– In Londonderry, we second amendment right, able to manage the pres- and cared for trees be area for them to be in. need to address the con- which all fair-minded ent crisis effectively. sterilized. Who is in charge of this State Representatives taminated water issue. adults will agree entails Just note that Italy Last week while driv- change and why did it Should Serve our Our wells contain much supporting sensible gun was blindsided by this ing the back way to Mar- happened? Community higher levels of cancer control legislation. and were hit very hard. ket Basket on Michael’s Appearances matter causing perchloroethyl- I have been a resident But by locking down for Way, I saw a bit of color and this seems like some- To the editor, ene (PCE) chemicals of Londonderry for over six to eight weeks, re- in the overgrowth on thing is rotten in Denmark. The corona virus than is safe for human four years and, in that opening in a very con- Pillsbury Road where Sincerely, pandemic is having a consumption. This fact period, I ran for office trolled manner, extensive- there are some of the Jane Cooper devastating impact on comes from the New twice knowing fully well ly testing to detect new remaining 10,000 steril- Londonderry our economy and our Hampshire Department that Democrats struggle outbreaks and insisting ized trees awaiting their –––––––––––––– schools, threatening to of Environmental Ser- to win elected positions that everyone take action fate. On the way home I overwhelm our health vices. If elected, I intend here. That said, I be- to protect public health, stopped the car and Misleading Media care systems. At the to join other concerned lieve in our voters’ open they have reduced their walked over to the trees same time, climate legislators in the State mindedness and desire infection rate to around as countless apple thieve To the editor change continues to be House to push for stricter to see a diverse slate of 2%. Ours is still close to have done over the The reporting on the an overarching issue compliance to the guide- elected officials in Con- 6% and we have wasted years. When we moved primary last week was that threatens every- lines, and to promote cord who do not consis- two major stimulus pack- in many years ago we very misleading to those thing we hold dear, just strong citizen awareness tently vote against their ages without making much were told that our neigh- watching TV or related look at the wildfires in of the situation. interests for partisan rea- progress. If you think Italy borly presence cut down media and is cause for California, Oregon and Our state, like the sons. I have a strong is an isolated example, thefts along Gilcreast. this letter. Washington states. We rest of the nation, is also background in activism, try Germany or just about Amazingly one tree WMUR, for reasons do not wish our state to in need of sound direc- rural broadband, wom- any other advanced nation. defied agricultural geno- unknown, failed to place be caught by surprise. tion and leadership in en’s issues and human David E. cide and was loaded checkmarks on all the So, let’s trust science on addressing racial ineq- rights. I am also a pub- Londonderry with apples. Granted primary winners, partic- this issue! uality. We have a presi- lished writer of socio- ––––––––––––– small half size apples ularly for the state repre- I am running for State dent that creates more economic and political with not the greatest sentative races. This Representative in Lon- division than unity, which continued on page 7 Missing Apples looking skins, but they happened on both sides. looked as healthy as the This caused confusion To the editor, drops of years past. I’ve by many and resulted in Experience The Grand Difference The last Woodmont never put a grade A several phone calls and Professional apple pie was not bitter- fancy apple in a pie. emails. I would like to ü sweet. 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Mackenzie 835 Karen Testerman 218 State Senator County Attorney Chirichiello Tbe held on Tues- Nobody 21 (Not Contested) (Not Contested) Janet Fairbanks 719 State Senator day, Sept. 8 at the Lon- (Not Contested) United States Senator Sharon M. Carson 2,552 Patricia Conway 2,439 Delegate to the State donderry High School Nancy Hendricks 1,951 Gerard Beloin 68 State Representatives County Treasurer Convention Gymnasium and State Representatives Don Bolduc 1,353 (Not Contested) (Not Contested) Judith Baldasaro 1,860 between Absentee and (Not Contested) Andy Martin 100 Al Baldasaro 2,279 Scott Priestley 2,399 Roger Fillio 1,379 Walk-in voters there Ted Combes 1,729 Corky Messner 1,333 Tom Dolan 2,068 Register of Deeds Joseph M. Gagnon 1,579 were about 5,000 ballots Mack Leathurby 1,608 United States Congress David C. Lundgren 2,108 (Not Contested) Sandy Geisler 1,465 casts. There were just a Luisa Piette 1,696 Michael Callis 91 Wayne D. 1,823 Cathy Stacey Ludwig Haken 1,032 few contested local Paul Skudlarek 1,607 Jeff Denaro 129 MacDonald Register of Probate Janet Huttula 1,152 races, but those who Robin Skudlarek 1,676 Matt Mayberry 650 Betsy McKinney 1,969 (Not Contested) John E. Loker 1,103 won will on the General Martha Smith 1,728 Matt Mowers 1,596 Sherman Packard 1,959 Ray Tweedie 2,286 Kristine Perez 1,216 Election ballot in Anne Warner 1,778 Kevin Rondeau 258 Doug Thomas 1,956 Liz Thomas 1,594 November. Sheriff Below is a list of the (Not Contested) ◆ ADVERTORIAL ◆ unofficial results that Patrick William 1,729 were listed by the Lon- Rivard donderry Town Clerk County Attorney Kurt’s Apple Pie Makes the World’s and how many vote they (Not Contested) got in Londonderry. Steven J. Briden 1,865 County Treasurer Top 15 Honey Beverage List Democratic Ballot: (Not Contested) Ty Quinn 1,878 ADVERTORIAL and the mead industry. 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ure of disgrace. In the next golf trip, as more to close to zero, that’s a for goodness sake. Ex- showed their resolve to Letters closing, I had written: likely the reason why he pretty good job we’ve amples: The Migrants get out and vote in per- Continued from page 6 “Do I believe this will be cannot remember. done.” You know, a lot of are coming, there all son. To those voters I subjects. I am empathet- the last measure of his What he is on tape people think that goes rapists, criminals, and say thank you and your ic with everyone’s needs disgrace? Not by a long saying to Bob Wood- away in April with the drug dealers, be afraid. dedication did not go and connect well with shot! “ Well, we did not ward: “You just breathe heat - as the heat comes If Biden gets in there will unnoticed. voters. have to wait long for this the air, that’s how it’s in.” “Now the Democrats be Mob’s taking over I’ve spoken to many I respectfully ask to happen. Jan. 28 Oval passed. It’s also more are politicizing the Coro- your cities and towns, constituents and virtual- for your trust and vote Office briefing: Robert deadly than your, you navirus, this is there be afraid. Democrats ly all agree that Gov. in the Nov. 3 general O’Brien, National Securi- know, your even your new Hoax”. Of course, will take your guns away, Sununu has handled the election. ty Advisor stated: “This strenuous Flu’s. So, this all his followers heard be afraid. Basically, COVID-19 situation about Luisa Piette Virus is the greatest is deadly stuff.” Sorry was the word: Hoax every time he opens his as well as can be expect- Democratic Candidate challenge you will face for the bad English, this (because everything to foul mouth, he spreads ed. His policies have for NH State in your entire Presiden- is just how he speaks. them is a Hoax). This Fear and Panic like a resulted in NH having Representative, cy”. Bob Woodward ask- Thank the Lord it is on translated to the “Virus” plague. Hello? the best results of the Londonderry ed if he remembered this tape, as you would was a Hoax. Hopefully, In summary: Know- Eastern states and our being said. The Answer NEVER get the truth out now you can see why it ingly withholding Dead- economy is coming back President or Mass was: No, I do not remem- of this disgrace of a (he) is such a problem? ly information from the at a faster rate than the Murderer, you Decide? ber it. But he probably Human being. The feeble defense American public, which others. There is much did say it, he’s a good What did he tell the from the Criminal Reg- directly leads to the more to do in the com- To the editor, guy. I am sure he was American Public: “It’s a ime, parroted on their Death of some 200K of ing months to help small My last letter was busy tweeting, watching little like the regular network Fox Fake news your fellow citizens, per- businesses and individu- titled: His last full meas- Fox news or planning his Flu.” “We have it totally was: “He did not want to haps even 1/2 Million. als and I intend to be a under control. It’s one Panic the country”. Who What would you call it? part of the overall effort person coming in from but a mindless, brain- Steve Homsey to bring back the NH OBITUARY China. It’s going to be washed follower would Londonderry Advantage once again just fine.” “When you believe this nonsense? ––––––––––––– just as we did last time. Earl Carlton Emery Earl Carlton Emery, 79, of Lon- have 15 people, and the 45 exists on Fear and I will continue to op- donderry, NH, passed away Wednes- 15 within a couple of Panic! There is a daily Thank You Voters pose all efforts to estab- day, Sept. 9, 2020 at home, surround- days is going to be down stream of it to his base lish a statewide income ed by his loving family. Earl was a To the editor, or sales tax and oppose mighty man in strength and heart, Thank you to all the policies that make who committed his life to Christ in OBITUARY those who came out and you pay more for heat- 1978 and remained a faithful follow- voted for me last Tues- ing fuel, gasoline, and er for the rest of his life. Emmeline M. Fahndrich day either in person or electricity. I vigorously Emmeline M. Fahndrich, 94, of Londonderry, Born in Quincy, MA on March 21, 1941 to Carl by absentee ballot. Each support the 2nd Amend- NH, died Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2020 at All American and Doris (Leach) Emery, Earl grew up in Wayland, vote is very important ment, pro-life, and school MA and graduated Belmont Hill High School in Assisted Living in Londonderry. She was born in and will decide the way choice and will never 1958. He went on to earn his B.S. (’62) and M.S. Crossmacreavy, Northern Ireland on April 25, forward for Londonder- put the safety and secu- (’64) in geology at Boston University. He enlisted in 1926, a daughter of the late William Church and ry and NH in November. rity of our community in the Army in 1966 and was commissioned as a 2 Lt., Edith McCullough. Ms. Fahndrich had been a res- Despite the current diffi- jeopardy by defunding engineering branch, and rose to the rank of Cap- ident of Londonderry for the past 36 years, for- culties and restrictions, I the police. tain, earning the Army Commendation Medal and merly living in Warren, Ohio. She had been receiving an honorable discharge in 1974. After his was extremely moved by Doug Thomas employed as a regional office manager for Olan military service, Earl worked as a computer pro- many who had obvious NH State Representative Mills Photography. Ms. Fahndrich was a member grammer for 40 years, often serving as an elder in mobility issues and still Londonderry the churches he attended. of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Earl was happiest when spending time with his She is survived by her two daughters, Karen family and helping others, no matter the time or Green of CT, and Darla Scali of Londonderry; five place. He will be remembered as a lover of nature grandchildren; thirteen great grandchildren; and It’s YOUR car, and an avid sportsman who enjoyed fishing, rock her brothers, Gerald Church of Ohio, and collecting, bird watching, and practicing karate. He William Church Jr. of Howland, OH. She was pre- YOUR choice of repair shops. especially loved finding items to recycle, going on deceased by her sisters Edith Flickenger, and many road trips with his grandson to find materials Norma Dubey. that could be reused. Earl was also a voracious Graveside services were held on Tuesday, Lifetime warranty on all repairs reader, picking up a new book immediately after Sept. 15, in the Holy Cross Cemetery, Gilcreast finishing another. He particularly enjoyed reading texts on theology, geology, military history, and Rd., Londonderry. In lieu of flowers, memorial We meet by accident - biographies. contributions may be made to the Visiting crash in for quality repairs Earl is survived by his loving wife of 56 years, Angels, 14 Hooksett Rd., Auburn, NH 03032. The Alberta (Terwilliger) Emery; his daughter Chaplain Peabody Funeral Homes and Crematorium of (Lt. Col.) Virginia Emery, U.S. Army, currently serv- Derry and Londonderry assisted. Family owned & operated for 38 years ing at Fort Jackson; his son, Joshua Emery and daughter-in-law Anya Emery, and grandson Andrew, of Londonderry, NH; his daughter Sharyn Emery, Ph.D, and son-in law Brian Kanowsky, of Jef- fersonville, IN. Calling hours will be held privately by the fami- ly; burial will be in the NH State Veterans Cemetery, located at 110 Daniel Webster Highway, Boscawen. SPECIALIZING IN COLLISION REPAIR Peabody Funeral Homes and Crematorium is assisting the family with arrangements. Memorial 1 ROCKINGHAM ROAD contributions may be made to: Southern New RT. 28, LONDONDERRY, NH 03053 Hampshire Rescue Mission, 40 Chestnut St., TEL: 603-432-5245 • FAX: 603-432-0191 Nashua NH, 03060, or at: hope4nashua.org. WWW.BROTHERSAUTOBODYNH.COM ◆ PAGE 8LONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ SEPTEMBER 17, 2020 Central Fire Station Once Again Hosts 9-11 Ceremony

The Londonderry Fire Departments hosted a 9-11 Remembrance Ser- vice at Central Fire Station on Friday morning, Sept. 11 and a number of First Responders took time to remember those lost on the tragic day in 2001. Retired Firefighter Mike Roberts was the guest speaker that day, and he was one of the key people to bring a piece of the Twin Towers to Londonderry. Roberts spoke of what the day meant to him and how many lives each fire- fighter touches in their job. Other speakers were Fire Chief Darren O’Brien, Police Chief Bill Hart, Pastor Shawn Foster of the Windham Crossing Life Church and Town Manager Kevin Smith. LHS 2009 graduate Zach Bencal was there to sing the National Anthem. Photos by Chris Paul

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Keep in dispose of used tissues those that have been run- practice safe hygiened because of the need to ing testing centers in mind that some people safely, and wash or sani- ning essential errands such as hand-washing maintain a safe distance New Hampshire can be without symptoms may tize hands right away. outside of the household. and covering the mouth between people. found at nh.gov/covid- be able to spread the Clean and disinfect When taking temper- when sneezing, and for The symptoms for 19/resources-guidanc- COVID-19 virus. frequently touched sur- ature to look for fever, those who are able to the flu and for COVID-19 e/testing-guidance.htm. 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Both ill- cold and flu season: It is important to keep a water to clean prior to son has raised cause for remains mostly the nesses are also transmit- Wash hands often for face-covering on in case disinfection with an EPA concern worldwide, but norm as experts contin- ted by contact, droplets, at least twenty seconds maintaining distance approved household dis- with the proper precau- ue to search for a way to and fomites (objects like- at a time with plenty of becomes too difficult in infecting agent. A list of tions, we can get through contain the virus. ly to carry infection, such soap. It is especially some places. approved disinfectants as healthy as possible. But just because this as clothing, utensils, etc), important to thoroughly Exceptions for mask- can be found at epa.go- For further informa- new health threat is still on says the WHO, so the wash hands before eat- wearing include children v/pesticide-registra- tion and resources on the radar does not dimin- same public health hyg- ing and preparing food, under the age of two, tion/list-n-disinfectants- the 2020-21 flu season ish the valid concern for iene are important act- before touching the face, anyone who has trouble use-against-sars-cov-2- and COVID-19, visit the flu. The Center for Dis- ions to take in protecting after using the restroom, breathing, or who may covid-19. cdc.gov and search “Flu ease Control (CDC) weighs against both. after leaving a public have fallen unconscious Finally, it is impor- Season 2020.” in on what to expect this The CDC lists the space, after blowing the coming cold, flu, and covid matching symptoms of nose, coughing, or sneez- season. 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something that needed out of the Symmes drive- about the flow of traffic 0. Improvement Plan (CIP) Planning to be discussed. Rugg way, thus avoiding most of gasoline delivery Next was a conceptu- for facility requirements asked David DeBaie, a of the safety risks asso- trucks going in and out al review and a non- expected during the Continued from page 2 Traffic Engineer with ciated with the close- of the parking lot. binding discussion of next 10 years. It was Drive. Those con- Stantec, to speak on ness to the intersection. He was assured that the site plan at Five Avi- noted that Londonderry cerns are mainly related those issues. Board member Al those deliveries would ation Park Dr. for con- is the last large district to the amount of traffic DeBaie said that Sypek asked about the be off-peak. struction of a proposed in New Hampshire that from neighboring sites. there is a safety issue risk of the Symmes Drive After a number of one-story 40,521 sq. ft. does not have full time Chairman Art Rugg with the proximity of the entrance being used as a comments made about trucking terminal and a kindergarten. The agreed, saying that hav- Symmes driveway in cut through during peak the overall traffic issues one-story 50,000 sq. ft. School District is still ing those discussions relationship to the exist- hours, but both Pollack in that area, Pollack warehouse. The appli- formulating their needs are critical to having the ing intersection there. and Town Planner reminded the board that cant’s facility on Mam- with professional out- plans approved. He also He recommended to Colleen Mailloux those concerns were not moth Rd. is no longer side assistance and mentioned that delivery the board that there thought that there valid, since plan is for capable of accommodat- nothing has been final- traffic for the site is should be no left turns would be too much something that is per- ing their business and ized yet. maneuvering through mitted in that area. they are looking for Under new business, the site to make it a Mark Cooper, an more space. Again most Amerigas requested a short cut. abutter to the proposed of the concern was 90-day extension to due OBITUARY There was then some site was also very con- about increased traffic, to COVID-19 issues to Thomas Victor Neirinckx discussion on the diffi- cerned with safety type of traffic and traffic meet their conditions of Thomas Victor Neirinckx, 78, of culty of make the issues, saying that most patterns that would approval on a prior Derry, NH, previously of Medford, Symmes Drive exit one- of what was being affect the area. This mat- request and that exten- MA passed away after a long ill- way. The engineers felt shown wasn’t during a ter will be further dis- sion was approved. The ness on Friday, Sept. 11, 2020 at his that limiting drivers period before the Pan- cussed in October so applicant requested an home, surrounded by his loving would create a problem demic. that the site plan can be extension for a site family. Tom was the son of the late for those working on The plan’s waivers modified to make it restructuring at 244 Victor J. Neirinckx and Edna M. that road. The engineers were approved by a vote acceptable. Nashua Road and was (Hill) Neirinckx and was predeceased by his did not feel there would of 4-1-0 and the plans The last matter on granted. The hearing brother, Arthur Neirinckx. Tom was the beloved be any safety issues dur- with the no left turn the agenda was a prelim- was extended for six husband of Julia (McGovern) Neirinckx for 57 ing peak hours. onto Symmes Drive con- inary presentation of the months, to the March years and loving father to Denise (Dennis) Sacha Rugg also asked dition was approved 3-2- School District’s Capital meeting. of Mt. Pleasant, SC, Sheila (Steven) Sadler of Bil- ◆ ◆ lerica, MA, Victor of Bangor, ME, Deborah (Jack) O’Connell of Londonderry, NH and Jennifer New England Red Alert and a “Virtual Derryfest” (Steve) Rene of Derry, NH. He was a devoted and cherished grandfather to Julia, Chris, Christo- ber 31 due to safety con- be viewed starting on appeal for everyone’s MIKE GENDRON pher, Michael, Victor, Thomas, Isabella, Kayla, SUBMISSION cerns. And with the Sat. Sept 19 on Derry Ch. kind support by asking Rachel, Jenna, Aaron, Ashley, and Jadyn and also ————–––––————–◆ cancellation of Derryfest 23 as well as streaming everyone, to donate n Sept. 1, over a “Super Papa” to Grayson, Callie and Harper. He their biggest fundraiser on all social media plat- click the GoFundMe but- thousand venues was a very kind and loving man with a great canceled, the Arts Coun- forms like the Derryfest ton which can be found Oand prominent sense of humor. Tom enjoyed golfing, playing cil has absolutely no rev- & Derry Opera House at www.derryfest.org. buildings throughout cards and spending quality time with his family, enue at this moment. Facebook pages. You All proceeds go to the US lit up Red in an friends and the family dog, Daisy. Tom was a To keep the spirit of can watch them at any- spport the Derry Opera effort to gain govern- graduate of Suffolk University, served time in the Derryfest in residents time for the next several House. The GDAC is ment support for the Marines, and had a career in lumber sales which hearts and minds this months, so check it out using this “dark” period event and entertainment led to becoming a partner in a senior housing year, the Greater Derry when it’s convenient for without any performanc- industry. development. He will be dearly missed by all Arts Council will be pre- you. es in the theater to make Events United of who knew him. senting a “Virtual Der- It will feature lots of many much needed Derry lighted up build- Following cremation, a calling hours were ryfest” starting on Satur- great performances by improvements to our ings in Manchester and held Wednesday, Sept. 16 in Peabody Funeral day, Sept. 19, thanks to local artists, scenes stage, lighting and dress- the Greater Derry Arts Homes and Crematorium, 15 Birch St., Derry, NH. the generous support of from previous Der- ing rooms. Council (GDAC) light up A Methodist memorial service followed at 2 p.m., Owen Provencher and ryfests and spotlights on GDAC hopes they can the Derry Opera House in the funeral home. Due to State of NH guide- everyone at Derry Com- some of our great spon- count on everyone’s (located at 29 West lines, all guests are required to wear masks and munity Access Media. sors. support. Broadway in Derry) in encouraged to social distance. In lieu of flowers, Virtual Derryfest can It will also be an Red as well. memorial contributions may be made to Tufts The Derry Opera Medical Center, 800 Washington St., Boston, MA House had to cancel all 02111 or to Boston Children’s Hospital, 401 Park events inside the build- • Paving • Grading Dr. #602, Boston, MA 02215. ing until at least Decem- • Gravel • Fill • Over 30 years of service • Local transportation, airport Hours: • Family owned & operated service & package delivery Mon. - Fri.: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 24/7 service, Low Rates • Fleet of SUV's, Sedans, OVER 40 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, • Friendly driver's & staff Limousines & Large Vans FULLY INSURED ¥ SHORT TERM – Bellmores Transportation – FINANCING AVAILABLE 72 Old Derry Rd., Hudson, NH 03051 603-421-9931 • www.Bellmorestransportation.com [email protected] 603-882-0527 • www.tatebros.com ◆ PAGE 12 LONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ SEPTEMBER 17, 2020

meet from 7 - 8:30 p.m. We day, Sept. 20 at the Wind- ed. Tuesdays 6 - 7:30 p.m. will discuss our strategy as ham Country Club. This Meeting in person at the we head into the last cou- fundraiser will help fund at YMCA - Londonderry. Con- ple of weeks before the least 2 college scholar- tact: Seren Elizabeth at General Election. ships, and other uncov- [email protected] AAAROUNDROUNDROUNDTTTOWNOWNOWN ered team expenses. There g. Grandparent PASTA Grandparent and Care- will be a box lunch, raffle Groups are brought to you giver Support and silent auction after the by NH Children's Trust, Are you a grandparent tournament. We will be fol- the YMCA of Greater Lon- Around Town Policy: This section is meant to be used to announce free events to the communities. If or caregiver raising anoth- lowing Windham Country donderry, the Southern your group is receiving money for what they are publicizing, there will be a charge of $40/week per er person's child? Join this Club's safety and social Rockingham Coalition for paper. All Around Town/Calendar Items will be held to 100 words maximum. All free announcements in weekly meeting for re- distancing policies. If you Healthy Youth (SoRock) the Around Town/Calendar section can run a maximum of three weeks. Deadline for submissions is sources, discussions and aren't available for the and The Upper Room. Monday at 5 p.m. Please send items to [email protected]. support on Tuesdays from tournament, but are still licensing program. Appli- 6 - 8 p.m., at the YMCA interested in supporting Roaring 20's Drive-In Adult Scholarship cations are available Parents on Board Londonderry Facilitated Lancer Nation Boys Bas- Auction The Londonderry online at www.londonder- A Parent Education by The Upper Room, the ketball (the booster club The Upper Room's 19th Women's Club is offering a rywomensclub.org. They Workshop Series Parents YMCA- Londonderry and for the LHS Boys Basket- Annual Roaring 20's DRIVE- $1000 scholarship to a must be submitted by Nov. on Board will be available the Southern Rockingham ball teams), we are looking IN Auction NEW DATE AND local woman seeking to 15. If you have questions, Sept. 21 & 28, from 6 - 8 Coalition for Healthy for businesses interested TIME. Featuring Bill Burke improve her education. To contact us at info@london- p.m., $35 per person (book www.urteachers.org/remo in being an LNBBA spon- at The Tupelo Music Hall, be eligible you must be a derrywomensclub.org. included). Active involve- te-learning-and-support# sor and sponsoring a hole Derry, Nov. 1, at 1 - 4 p.m. woman who is at least 23 ment in your children's Youth (SoRock) Contact: ($125) or a cart ($50) with Join us for our live auction, years old, a current resi- Food Pantry education is the single Seren Elizabeth atseliza- a tax deductible gift. Visit food and drinks drive-in dent of Londonderry or an Contact-free pick up at most important factor in [email protected]. lnbba.com or contact style. Tickets (per car) are adjacent community and at the Upper Room, 36 Tsi- their success. Topics in- [email protected] for more available at tickets.tupelo- currently enrolled at an enneto Rd., Derry is avail- clude preparing your child Parent & Caregiver information. hall.com. Online Silent accredited postsecondary able on Mondays from 11 to succeed and encourag- Café Auction Oct. 30 - Nov. 6 Bid institution where you have a.m. - 1 p.m. (back entran- ing and reinforcing posi- Parent & Caregiver Oktoberfest on many great items from completed a minimum of ce), Thursdays 3 - 4 p.m. tive behavior. Contact the Café Remote meetings are The Londonderry Re- gift cards, gift baskets, tick- half the time or credits for and by appointment (front Upper Room for more open to those raising publican Committee is ets, experiences, trips, your degree, certificate or entrance). information. teens. Thursdays from 6 - having a Constitution Day packages and other unique 7:30 p.m. To access, visit: Oktoberfest on Thursday, items. Sign up for auction Crossroads us04web.zoom.us/j/30249 Sept. 17, from 5 - 7:30 p.m. updates at: bit.ly/roarin- Crossroads: A series on 7889 Meeting ID: 302 497 It will be held at the Amer- gupdate. OBITUARY Co-Parenting will be held 889 (no password need- ican Legion, 6 Sargent Rd., by the Upper Room Oct. 5, ed)?Contact: Seren Eliza- Londonderry. The dinner Feeling Overwhelmed? Amanda L. Jeanty 19 & 29, from 6 - 8 p.m., $80 Amanda L. Jeanty, 24, of London- beth atselizabeth@urteac- will feature brats and all The Upper Room is per person (book includ- hers.org No preregistra- the fixing's and will include offering supportive online derry, passed away Tuesday Sept. 8, ed). Learn how to protect 2020 at home due to a medical com- tion need. a ticket for a free beer. The counseling schedule a your child's well-being by event is $25 per person free one-on-one support- plication. Amanda was born March keeping them out of the Voter Information 9, 1996 in Salem, Mass. and was a with all proceeds going ive counseling session. middle, allowing children The Supervisors of the daughter of Kim (Rickard) Jeanty towards the General Elec- Email Seren at selizab- to love both parents, and Voter Checklist will meet at and Alex Jeanty. tion Campaign. Sponsor- [email protected]. working on communica- the Town Clerk's Office to She was raised and educated in ships are available for $100 tion and recovery. To regis- correct the checklist and Raising children ages Londonderry. She was a dedicated member of and includes two tickets. ter www.urteachers.or- register voters on: Sept. 23, many school organizations and graduated London- Please join us to celebrate 0-12? g/remote-learning-and- at 6 - 7:30 p.m. To register to derry High School With high honors. She was a the birth of our constitu- Upper Room offers support# call 122. vote, one must provide: proud member of Alpha Phi Omega. Her passion tion and our rally to win Parent & caregiver work- Proof of Londonderry resi- was to be involved in anything that helped others red down the entire ticket shops on Wednesdays, Chowderfest dency - Proof of citizenship and volunteered in many events that supported in the General Election in from 6 - 7 p.m. Free live on The Rockingham Coun- (passport, birth certificate, that. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Syra- November. There will be Zoom, facilitated by The ty Republican Committee naturalization papers), cuse University in 2018. oom-pah music and shar- Upper Room. Tune into invites you to join us for Proof of age - Photo ID. Amanda was employed as a pharmacy techni- ing of ideas that will lead this new series for weekly our election-year "Chow- Applicants for registration cian and inventory specialist at CVS in Derry, NH. us to victory! To RSVP con- workshops offering fami- derfest" featuring all 2020 who possess proof of identi- Amanda loved spending time at home with her fam- tact Liz Thomas at eath- lies information, discus- Republican Candidates on ty, age, citizenship, and ily, friends and beloved dogs. Amanda loved the [email protected] or call sion and support. Monday, Sept. 21 from 5:30 domicile should bring that outdoors especially in the fall. She loved music and Liz at 603-505-6007. - 7 p.m. in Rye. Join us for proof when they come to Caregiver Resource Line going to concerts, walking her dogs on the rail trail, chowder, beer/sodas, raf- register. Qualified appli- Wason Pond Pounder Have parenting ques- and reading. fles, info tables and other cants who do not possess The Upper Room will tions? Upper Room offers In addition to her parents, members of the fam- surprises! Tickets: $30 per proof or who do not bring host the Wason Pond Parent & caregiver re- ily include her sister, Alexis Jeanty, brother, Alex person, pay at the door OR proof with them may regis- Pounder on Saturday Oct. source line, call (603) Jeanty, maternal grandmother, Patricia Rickard, secure your spot in ad- ter if they sign an affidavit 3, in Chester. To learn 437-8477 ext. 26. Call with paternal grandmother, Simone Delavoix, paternal vance: secure.anedot.c- attesting to their qualifica- more about this popular your name and contact grandfather, Christian Jeanty and several aunts, om/rockingham-county- tions for identity, age, domi- race and sign up at run- number, and a trained uncles and cousins. Amanda was predeceased by republican-com- cile and citizenship. For reg.com/9057. professional will return her maternal grandfather, William Rickard. mittee/chowderfest2020 any questions contact: your call within 24 hours. A walk-through wake with masks, social dis- We hope you can join us. Kristin Grages Chair, Super- Raising another's child? If you are having an emer- tancing and limited interaction with the family, will visors of the Checklist for Are you parenting a gency, please call 911. take place Friday, Sept. 18, from 5 - 8 p.m., at the Republican Committee the Town of Londonderry second time around? Peabody Funeral Homes and Crematorium, 290 Meeting 603-432-1100, ext 198 Attend the Grandparent Presbyterian Church Mammoth Rd., Londonderry. A private service will The Londonderry Re- and Relative Caregiver The Walking Togeth- be held Saturday, Sept. 19 in the funeral home. In publican Committee is Golf Tournament Support Group. Join this er Group and the Walk lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the char- holding its monthly meet- Fundraiser free weekly meeting for With Me Group will be ity of one’s choice. ing tomorrow, Thursday, The 6th Annual Lancer resources, discussions meeting together via Due to a family allergy, people that do send Oct. 22, at the Victory Bap- Nation Boys Basketball and support for those rais- zoom 7 p.m. every Tues- flowers are asked to omit lilies from their arrange- tist Church, 78 Litchfield Golf Tournament Fundrais- ing another person's child. day, via computer or ments. Rd., Londonderry. We will er will take place on Sun- No preregistration need- Continued on page 13

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[email protected] or follow the Young Adults 36 Tsienneto, Road, Derry. to make an appointment support and be heard is Strong Facebook page. This is a free weekly group. to pickup your food from open Tuesdays 3 - 4 p.m. Around Town Young Adult Programs To register, Call 437-8477 the panty. “We are there Free live on Zoom. Teens Continued from page 12 On Fridays 11 - 11:30 Evolve! to register ext. 16. for the people and want to 13-18. No preregistration telephone. This is a sup- a.m., facilitated by The A group for young help them.” necessary; Meeting ID: port group for anyone Upper Room, weekly free woman ages 13 to 18 to St. Jude Food Pantry 111 147 286, Password: who has lost a spouse, a remote support programs talk about today's chal- St. Jude’s Food Pantry Teen Talk 694887. Contact: Nicole family member or a are available. To access: lenges meets every Is open to all Londonder- Need to be Heard? Smith Martin at nmart- friend. For information, Contact Beth O'Connell at Wednesday from 5:30 - 6:30 ry resident who maybe in Upper Room's Teen Talk, [email protected] or contact: 781-866-9976 or [email protected] p.m. at the Upper Room, need. Call Kay at 434-1827 an online forum to talk, call 437-8477 x29. ◆ ◆

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MELISSA BETH RUIZ New Hampshire hunting when not in use, never even in temperatures as terns, and camouflage. not allow hunting, and LONDONDERRY TIMES high as 50 degrees. To Bright orange, red, or Sundays are often hunt- ◆ license. Licenses may be climb a fence or tree or ————–––––————– bright green clothing is s the unofficial purchased online, by jump over a ditch or log reduce risk of hypother- ing-free days. best for visibility, espe- start of the fall mailing in an applica- with a loaded firearm, mia, dress in warm lay- Regarding any hunt- cially for vests and hats. Aseason sweeps tion, or by visiting a only point at what you ers, avoiding moisture- ing lures, the NH Fish These bright colors will across the Granite State, local licensing agent (a intend to shoot, never retaining cotton and and Game department help you stand out to groups of residents may list by town available at shoot a bullet at a flat, opting for a water- urges hunters not to use hunters so that they will have already begun wildlife.state.nh.us/licen hard surface or water, repelling outer layer. natural urine-based be better able to avoid trading in their swim- sing/agents.html). A keep fingers off of the Before going out, be deer lures as fall hunting accidentally hitting you. ming trunks and bathing valid state-issued ID trigger until ready to sure to check the weath- seasons begin. 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