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November 29, 2018 ◆ Volume 19 – Issue 49 A FREE Weekly Publication Town Council Tables Disabled Veterans Tax Credit Increase CHRIS PAUL LONDONDERRY TIMES mean there would be an Credit which we have ————––––––————–◆ increase of $70,000 to the adopted and plan to ondonderry Town town’s bottom line,” increase $300 this year Assessor Rick Bri- Brideau said. and $500 next year.” Ldeau came before Brideau went on to say Brideau confirmed the Town Council at their that he thought it would that the amount being most recent meeting to be in the best interest to credited was currently at discuss Senate Bill 341, the town to postpone the $2,000. telling councilors that it additional tax credit for a Councilor Tom Dolan was recently amended. couple of years. “We don’t mentioned that he was The amendment allows know what other towns always was an advocate the town to increase the are going to go to the for the Veterans Tax Cred- credit from $2,000 to $4,000, we could go to any its, those that were for $4,000 giving the town the amount between 2,000 specific veterans for spe- option to allow any and 4,000... but I think we cific times of war. But amount up to the $4,000. should postpone it.” recently the state has He told the council Town Manager inter- included “All Veterans” in that the bill will go into jected to clarify saying, the bills, so he would be effect on Jan 1., and the “This is the Disablibled in favor of gradually phas- town currently has 35 vet- and Combat Veterans Tax ing the credits in. As to erans receiving the cur- Credit which is separate not shock the taxpayer all rent credit. “This would from the All Veterans Tax continued on page 4 ◆◆ Calling All Angels: LHS's Last Day Of Giving Needs Donors

MELISSA BETH RUIZ aptly named "Pantene looking forward to the LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ Beautiful Lengths," where event year after year. s families all across donors, or "Angels" would In Aug. of this year, how- Londonderry are cut at least eight inches of ever, Pantene announced A gathering for the their own hair to give to that it would be ending the Kicking It In The Londonderry Lancers Marching Band and Color holiday, Lancer Nation is someone losing their own Beautiful Lengths campaign Guard marched down West Broadway on Saturday afternoon for the annual calling out to certain to cancer treatment. on Dec. 31. Holiday Parade sponsored by the Greater Derry/Londonderry Chamber of alumni to once again give Since that first day According to a press Commerce to help ring in the holiday spirit. Photo by Chris Paul to something greater than when 67 students gathered release put out by Pan- themselves. on the LHS gymnasium tene, the company is dis- "We are calling all floor to donate, hundreds continuing the drive due angels to come to London- of students have gathered to less demand for real Town Council to Conduct derry High School on Dec. on the same floor every hair wigs and a preference 21 to celebrate with us the year since to give their own for wigs made with syn- Hearing on Zoning Changes final Pantene Beautiful beautiful lengths to some- continued on page 10 Lengths large-scale event one they may never meet CHRIS PAUL to them by the Planning (according to the town’s on Earth," said Steven to help make a difference LONDONDERRY TIMES PRESORTED STANDARD ◆ Board. The hearing will website): during a difficult time. ————––––––————– Juster, LHS English Teacher US POSTAGE PAID n Monday, Dec. 3, take place during the Proposed Zoning Ordi- and Pep Rally Emcee, in a This "Day Of Giving" the Londonderry Town Council meeting, nance Amendments - Rec- call-to-action for the com- would become a beloved LONDONDERRY, NH 03053 OTown Council will which begins at 7 p.m. in ommended by the Plan- tradition of the London- munity. Permit #57 ECRWSS conduct a second reading the Moose Hill Council ning Board: In 2007, the high school derry High School winter and public hearing on the Chambers, 268B Mam- The Town of London- first took part in a new pep rally, eventually proposed Zoning Ordi- moth Road, Londonderry. derry seeks to adopt charitable campaign put becoming its own sepa- POSTAL PATRON nance Amendments that The council will be amendments to the Lon- forth by hair-care compa- rate event in 2010, with LONDONDERRY, NH 03053 have been recommended considering the following continued on page 8 ny Pantene - a campaign students and faculty alike

◆ PAGE 2LONDONDERRY TIMES ◆ NOVEMBER 29, 2018 Christmas in the Kings, A Light-O-Rama Show for Fun and Holiday Spirit! MACK LEATHURBY I got with the right pro- den to program the soft- LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ gram on the radio, I dis- ware, connect the tech- f you like to pack the covered there was a won- nology hardware, wire family up into the car derful show programmed and attach all the lighting Ito see different daz- with music syncopated to strands, and then hook zling Christmas displays animation sequences. The everything together to around New Hampshire, musical theatre is built mix his custom show. you’ll want to check out with famous songs from Brenden starts the effort the “Christmas in the the TransSiberian Orches- in early fall, though he is Kings” Light-O-Rama show. tra, Michael Buble’, the planning all year round, Head over to 3 King Hawaiian Xmas song - so he can turn the shows Edwards Drive in London- Mele Kalikimakaa along on by Black Friday. derry and you will see with other famous Rock n’ The show is devel- and hear a fun, cutting Roll and classic Christ- oped from a technology edge Christmas show mas tunes called Light-O-Rama with thats a bit like being at a I was a little taken the idea that show pro- smaller Disney World back to see and hear a fun ducers can custom con- show event. story from two trees ban- trol the lights, music, ani- The home lighting dec- tering about who was mations and special “Christmas in the Kings” will host a special time on the Dec. 9 with a Santa oration is not one of those plugged in properly. The effects of the system. Meet and Greet. File photo. overdone Christmas dis- key to the magic is to tune The lights are pro- plays. In fact, you may at your radio in to the FM grammed via a dedicated of Christmas. Kelly says Kings” is located on King They are hosting a special first even think the light- channel 88.1 when you computer Brendon uses they do it “… because it Edward Drive in the area time on the Dec. 9 with a ing display is subdued - get to 3 King Edwards to orchestrate different makes us happy to see of streets named, King Santa Meet and Greet. that is, until you tune in Drive. There is a sign out events. By the way, not the joy in the eyes of the Richard, King Charles, Santa himself will be there your car radio and let the front to explain to turn on to worry, the Sevin’s kids that experience the King Phillip, King John, to listen and talk with the magical, multimedia ani- your car radio to this neighbors are not both- show King Henry and more. kids and share his Christ- mations entice you into a channel. The shows start ered by the attention and The Sevins support People who drove by mas spirit. Christmas spirit of song at darkness - about 4:30 fully support the show. Make a Wish NH and over when I was there, told me Check out the Christ- and story. p.m. and are turned off at The Sevins produce the past 2 years have they went to see this dis- mas in the Kings Face- When I first pulled my about 11pm. this Christmas celebra- raised over $3200 from play 2 years ago and now book page for more car up to this Christmas Brenden and Kelly tion to entertain people those who took in the they say their kids beg details. Brenden and display, I did not under- Sevin produced the light with Holiday spirit. Bren- show and dropped money them to take them to see Kelly will be there with a stand why the lights were show with certain themes den says, “The idea is to into the Make a Wish this display again special celebration to randomly flashing and in mind including Harry have fun and bring you bucket near their drive- The Sevin family invite wish you a Merry Christ- turning off at times to Potter magic. It is quite back to a mindset of a way/street curb. you to come by any mas, Happy Holidays and complete darkness. Once the undertaking for Bren- child experiencing the joy “Christmas at the evening thats suits you. a Happy New Year. ◆ LONDONDERRY TIMES ◆ NOVEMBER 29, 2018 PAGE 3 Matthew Thornton PTA and Principal Paint Motivational Messages school’s restrooms updat- to refresh school facilities with great projects.” MACK LEATHERBUY LONDONDERRY TIMES ed, scrubbed and re- and she wanted to inspire Principal Small wanted ————––––––————–◆ freshed with new paint, the school’s kids too, so the Londonderry commu- s students at Mat- there were wonderful she got together with PTA nity to know, “As the new thew Thornton Ele- messages painted boldly President, Regan Socha- principal, I am so inspired A mentary School into impressive artwork nek and they had an and impressed by all the came to school late in backgrounds to brighten thought. The idea of people who came togeth- October, they had a big their day. refreshing the restrooms, er to make this project surprise awaiting them. The school’s new Prin- would come with a twist. happen. This work and Not only were the cipal, Amity Small wanted They decided on a paint- these wonderful mes- ing project to not only sages have spread all create visual art to beauti- kinds of positivity in our OBITUARY fy the school restrooms, buildings. It was Regan they also decided to put Sochanek, the PTA volun- Manouchehr Akhbari up messages for the kids teers and local painting Manouchehr (Manou) Akhbari that they would see business co-owner Kristin died on Nov. 11, 2018 at Catholic almost everyday. Yonge who made this Medical Center in Manchester at To inspire them and vision a reality.” the age of 92. He was in New Hamp- support a culture of Small says the work shire visiting family in Londonder- thoughtfulness, kindness, has inspired more than ry to attend his beloved grand- goodwill and inspire them the just the students. “A daughter’s wedding celebration. to a call to action, they local couple, John and Manou was born in Iran and immigrated to the embedded messages into Dee Antonellis, saw the United States in 1987 residing in Dayton OH. He an artworks background. painting project on social lived for his family and got to see nieces, nephews, The wording was de- media and loved the mes- grandchildren, and great-grandchildren while in signed and painted by sage. They reached out to Londonderry including Sophia a great-granddaugh- PTA volunteers. us that they want to do ter for the first time who was visiting from Maui. Sochanek teamed with something to help the Tragically he never made it to the wedding celebra- Small to bring in talented kids as well and they have tion an event he desperately wanted to attend. artist, Kristin Yonge, been donating school Manou retired from the Iranian Air Force and Owner of Brush and Ham- lunch foods and snacks gave up his pension when he immigrated to the mer Custom Remodeling; along with other acts of United States at age 61 to live near his children. He One of the stalls painted at Mathew Thornton it was Kristin who created goodwill to help students worked for 10 years as a handyman to earn Social states “She Believed She Could, So She Did.” and painted the wonder- in need. This was a ges- Security benefits. Manou was an avid gardener and ful art. Of course to pre- highlighted over an • Stand Up for Whats ture that really touched loved spending time with friends and family. pare and produce the art- impressionistic style Right Even If You Stand our hearts and reminded Manou never stop learning new things. For his 90th works, a lot of hard work background with a visual Alone us of the kindness in our birthday he got an I-pad and quickly mastered it including scrubbing, pol- of a distant sunset sky • You Can Do it. town.” along with Facebook, Telegram, Skype, and many ishing, scrapping and over a beautiful ocean of MT Student Council This painting project other apps. An I-phone 7 quickly followed the I-pad priming went into the possibilities. President Khoi Totten made things nicer at and was equally mastered. Manou loved to play project to make it suc- Additional inspira- said “When I think about Matthew Thornton and Backgammon and would routinely beat his oppo- cessful. The PTA Presi- tional artwork communi- all the hard work done was very appreciated by nents either in person or virtually on the I-pad. dent pointed out that cations include: and the messages the PTA the students; the inspira- Manou is survived by his wife of 71 years, For- Kristin Younge was in- • In A World Where put on the stalls, I feel tional messages written ough; a sister Malieh of Iran; children Hamid credible with the amount You Can Be Anything — grateful. I appreciate all on the walls will live Akhbari (Marlena) and Helen Martin (Jim); grand- of work she volunteered Be Kind the work they put in and I beyond their days at children Michael Akhbari (Gayden), Elyse Akhbari for, and with her attention • Beauty Comes From think it was a great idea. I Matthew Thornton. (Stephen Murphy), Nicholas Martin (Millie), David to detail and of course her Within hope we can continue Martin (Amy), and Jusmine Martin (Blair Ruther- art concepts. ford); and great grandchildren, Allana Martin, Mar- Restroom stalls, walls garet Akhbari, Sophia Martin, Anne Akhbari, and and other areas now have Lydia Murphy - along with friends and loved ones creative visual art to the world over. He also leaves behind several accent messages like: nieces and nephews still in Iran. He was prede- “She Believed She Could, ceased by a daughter Simin, and a sister Fakhrie. So She Did.” The kids After a brief graveside ceremony at David’s found this message em- Cemetery at noon, a Celebration of Manou’s life will bedded into a restroom be held on Friday, Nov. 23, 2018 at the Presidential stall door and it is boldly LET OUR FAMILY CARE FOR YOURS Springlook Farm Garden Center Dr Alyssa Ebright DMD Black Friday Photos with Santa. Dr Trevor Smart DMD Kids DIY Christmas Photo Ornament! 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Lions Club would like to for presidential primaries. fully support Mr. Gardner time of the year. But those better-paying jobs just But what’s included on your list? aren’t around, even as we’re taxed thank the Londonderry Through the decades, he and hope the elected leg- Gifts? Volunteering time to help for pay-raises. American Legion Hall has been repeatedly re- islators in the state keep those less fortunate? Holiday din- Is every school job vital, dose the Post 27, Londonderry elected by bipartisan our tradition going of a ners and parties? Maybe even a brief positive have an impact on educa- Ladies Auxiliary, London- overwhelming margins, non-partisan Secretary of vacation when the kids are out of tion? Is every town job important, derry Sons of American sometimes nearly unani- State. school? with an impact on the community? Legion Hall Post 27, Lon- mous, because of his non- Doug Thomas Those certainly are December Could some jobs be combined or donderry schools’ stu- partisan approach, State Representative, thoughts, but there’s likely some- eliminated, or maybe even out dents and faculty, Lon- impeccable integrity, and Londonderry thing missing from your holiday sourced to a local business? And donderry Town Offices, complete fairness in his –––––––––––––––– agenda. Something equally impor- when that service is perhaps one Pay it forward group, Lon- duties. In case you’re tant and yet so easily forgotten. day no longer needed, will we be donderry Fire Dept., Lon- wondering, Mr. Gardner is Town and school district budg- made to feel guiltily about letting Blatent Disregard ets: not as exciting as deciding what them go? donderry Police Dept., a registered Democrat, of Vote decorations to put up or what cook- These are things that happen in Sunny crest Farms, Mack but has never been ies to bake, but perhaps just as crit- the public sector, all the time with- Apples, Londonderry accused of partisan poli- To the editor, ical. It’s something you can’t put off. out boosting pay. We haven’t heard Times, and Community tics. This year, he is A few years ago the The 2019 elections will be here much of that conversation. members for their sup- being challenged by a par- taxpayers of Londonderry before we know it, and those pesky It’s up to the residents to advo- port and efforts helping tisan politician, Mr. Colin voted NO in regards to an budgets need your input. After all, it cate for budgets that maintain the the Londonderry Lions Van Ostern, an elected auditorium. This special is your money at stake and you do “needs” and cut the “wants.” Those prepare the Thanksgiving Executive Councilor. It interest article has found have a say on how it is spent. better days haven’t arrived yet. It is baskets for members of seems the only reason for it’s way into the town All of our towns and school dis- up to us to question and ask for the our community that are in this is backlash from Mr. budget included under tricts are debating budgets, whether back up documents to support offi- need. We wish you all a Gardner agreeing to help the CIP. it’s cost-of-living increases, new cials’ statements as to why they buildings, new services, or on rare need all of our hard-earned money. happy and safe holiday the President in the lawful How does this hap- occasions, finding new ways of If you don’t let your elected offi- season! assistance on investigat- pen? Does a vote from the doing things. cials know now what you think, Sincerely ing potential voter fraud. past lose it’s power like Citizens have the right—no—the you’ll miss the opportunity. All the The Londonderry For this, a tremendous an old car battery? Did duty to tell their elected officials budgets have fluff built into them Lions Club amount of money has the town government what they consider important for some more than others. –––––––––––––––––– been spent to vote him think this would go unno- inclusion in the budget and what Once again, we encourage you to out, judging from the ticed? can be held out, especially consider- get involved and have your say now, Voting for Bill Gardner mailers, emails and phone Sure....we’ll stick the ing the difficulty most people have when change remains possible. calls I’ve received. I auditorium in here (CIP) in finding the money to pay their December brings more than the To the editor, don’t believe Mr. Van where the taxpayers can’t ever increasing taxes. sound of Santa’s reindeer. Democra- On Dec. 5th, newly Ostern is the right fit for get to it. Again, why You’ve likely just gotten your tax cy is calling. Make your voices bill. Are you satisfied with what it’s heard. Or keep silent and just write elected legislators will this position and I don’t vote...it was apparently a paying for the check. vote for the Secretary of believe NH benefits from waste of time and re- State (SOS). I intend to turning the SOS into a par- sources. vote for Mr. Bill Gardner. tisan position. At risk is Rick Schaitel Mr. Gardner is the longest our First in the Nation Londonderry

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Balance or some other $250,000 because they 118 Hardy Rd., Londonderry, NH 03053 “I support this, but I way. Green said, “I’d like said they’re air was no to go with the full $4,000 good, I can go half way, tel: 603-537-2760 • fax: 603-537-2765 think it is reasonable that we phase it in,” Dolan right away.” right now.” send e-mails to: [email protected] said. During the meeting, a “We can go to $3,000, www.nutpub.net Dolan continued to very young boy was in and if I get re-elected we Owner/Publisher – Debra Paul Art Director – Chris Paul say that a $70,000 will be attendance holding a sign can go to $4,000,” Farrell a two cent hit on the tax saying, “Support Our Vet- added. The Londonderry Times is published through Nutfield Publishing, LLC a privately owned company rate, “I would recommend erans.” Where only three of dedicated to keeping residents informed about local issues and news in the town of Londonderry. All that we phase it in over a Council Chair John the five councilors were articles submitted for placement in the Londonderry Times are welcome and subject to review/edit- Farrell acknowledged the present for the meeting, ing and/or acceptance by the publisher. Decisions of the publisher are final. Views contained with- three year period.” in submitted and published articles do not necessarily represent the views of the publisher or London- Council Vice Chair Joe sign and said, “ You can’t Green asked invoke Coun- derry Times. No articles, photographs, or other materials in the Londonderry Times may be re-pub- Green disagreed, He go to the Veteran’s Break- cilor Privilage, and table lished, re-written or otherwise used without the express permission of the publisher. thought the town doesn’t fast every year and recog- the decision until the next do enough for our veter- nize the value they give to meeting. ◆ LONDONDERRY TIMES ◆ NOVEMBER 29, 2018 PAGE 5 Londonderry Honors Skip Burbine, Tennis Coach and Champion MACK LEATHURBY expertise. It is appropri- championship in school years old. A short time LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ ate Skip’s love for tennis history. Skip also coached later, tennis became eloved Tennis will be carried forward the 2014 girl’s singles Skip’s true athletic pas- Coach, Henry “Skip” with his name connected championship team. Skip sion. He competed across BBurbine has been to the tennis courts in was an active board mem- New England tennis tour- recognized by the Town Londonderry, where he ber, and former President, naments with countless of Londonderry with a dedicated much time of the Granite State Kids championship appear- renaming of the Town teaching and coaching Tennis organization - a ances and wins. Skip’s Recreation Tennis Courts many Londonderry youth grassroots tennis pro- reputation as a topnotch to be known going for- and adults about how to gram focused on spread- professional tennis coach ward as the Skip Burbine play tennis with great ing the love of tennis to developed as he enjoyed Tennis Courts. The Town skill. Skip helped some junior players across New sharing his passion for Council approved a reso- of his students including Hampshire. tennis with thousands of lution to commemorate has family to achieve a Skip was passionate players and students Skip on Nov. 19. championship status in about sports his whole throughout his life. The Council Chairman Tennis. life. In his youth, he was Tennis Courts in London- John Farrell’s resolution Skip coached both the part of the Hampton derry now have a legacy pointed out that Skip had boy’s and girl’s London- Beach surfing community, name to remember a man dedicated his a life to ten- derry High School (LHS) winning the prestigious whose passion was to nis and that he brought tennis teams including NH State Amateur Surf bring out the best in peo- his passion for tennis and 2010 LHS Boy’s Tennis Tournament at “The Wall” ple with the sport he sports to the Londonder- Team to their 1st state in Hampton Beach at 19 loved. ry community while influ- encing many Londonder- ry youth and adults to do their best. Burbine’s name is widely recognized in the Skip Burbine, who passed away this October, was tennis world around New honored with having the town’s tennis courts Hampshire and New Eng- named after him. Courtesy photo land. It is fitting for Lon- donderry, where Skip N.H.’s first family of Ten- ation area consists of lived over the past 22 nis. approximately 57 acres of years, to now have Tennis The Skip Burbine Ten- fields and includes 4 pub- courts dedicated to Skip’s nis Courts are located lic lighted tennis courts name. He made a mark in near the Londonderry within 2 tennis complex- CHRISTMAS IS COMING Tennis and in 2011, the Town Center - off Robert es. Burbine family including Lincoln Way, within he Skip, who passed away Skip’s children, Cassie Nelson Road Fields / Lon- this past October was Place Your Orders Early! and Alex were recognized donderry Athletic Field widely recognized for by the New England Association (LAFA) area. both his tennis playing Sports Community as The LAFA Town Recre- skills and his coaching Call Us at 434-1444 Did You Get What You Had Coming? To Get Your Christmas Meal Started

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We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the U.S. bankruptcy code 434-1444 Sat. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. ¥ Sun. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. ◆ PAGE 6LONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ NOVEMBER 29, 2018 Londonderry Girl Scouts Spark Cool Holiday Spirit with Operation Snowflake MACK LEATHURBY mons Christmas trees and the schools and pick up says, "It means a lot to me year round in our commu- Scouts are more than just LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ supporting blanket the collected winter to help others less fortu- nity with parades, an cookies. The Londonder- irl Scouts Make The drives. There are 5 GS clothing for the proper nate than me and it feels Engineering Night, Skits ry Girl Scout troops in our World a Better troops (50 kids) partici- distribution. good to help out our com- and SWAPS (a bring-a- area are very active and GPlace states a logo pating in Operation Liz O’Neal, Londonder- munity.” Sabrina O'Neil, friend Girl Scout party), on a mission to help used by our local Girl Snowflake and 9 troops ry Girl Scout (GS) 6th grader reports, "Oper- yearly Odiorne State Park spread good will to our Scout Troops. And the are decorating trees on Recruiter and Leader, dis- ation Snowflake makes me beach clean-up and more. community - they truly Girl Scouts (GS) of Lon- the Common. covered there was a GS think of how happy other As you can see by their make the world a better donderry are making win- Operation Snowflake badge called Operation kids will be when they get actions, Londonderry Girl place. ter holidays bright for originated with the idea Snowflake where girls do snow clothes and can play other kids again. This that kids could be encour- seasonal events together. outside.” Aryana Chilles, year marks the third year aged to play outside all Liz and her daughter Sab- 6th grader tells, "It makes of their Operation year round even when it’s rina came up with an idea me feel good to be able to OBITUARY Snowflake drive mission. cold and there is snow. to give back to others 3 help kids in town, espe- Thomas Tremonte The drive benefits kids by Schools don't want cold, years ago. Their idea was cially in the cold season.” Thomas Tremonte, Jr., 71, of Londonderry, providing them with wet kids coming back to set up the schools for These three girls, Ari- died peacefully Thursday, Nov. 22, at the NH warm coats, pants, scarfs, inside from recess shiver- the used clothing collec- anna, Sabrina, and Veteran’s Home, Tilton, NH. He had been a res- ident there for 8 years, and was cared for by an sweaters, hats, gloves and ing though, so proper tion - and then school Aryana, also recently won outstanding, devoted, loving staff. He was born other warm winter wear. snow gear is important in nurses or other school bronze awards, the high- on Feb. 2, 1947, a son of Thomas Sr. and Felecia (Borriello) Operation Snowflake is the winter. However, staff could discretely go est national award recog- Tremonte, and grew up in Westport, CT. He was a beloved about providing for kids some kids just don’t have through and pick the right nition a Junior Girl Scout son, brother, husband, father, and grandfather. He is sur- who may not have proper good winter snow pants sizing to hand off to kids (4th - 5th grade) can earn. vived by his wife of 47 years, Peggy (Kish) Tremonte; two sons, Thomas P. (wife, Jessica) of Londonderry, and Michael snow attire, so they can or coats or gloves due to they know might benefit. These awards are about J. of San Diego, CA; a daughter, Julie A. Tremonte of Tacoma, play in the snow during circumstances beyond Any clothes not chosen at girls giving their best to WA; his mother and a sister, Loretta Tremonte of Westport, school recess and enjoy their control, so this drive the school is then further our community and creat- CT; and two granddaughters. winter outdoors during is setup to meet that chal- redistributed with care. ing good will for others. Following graduation from Staples High School in West- the cold season. lenge. Any remainder As Liz and Sabrina say Just this month the girls port, Tom attended Southern Connecticut University for a brief period before entering the US Air Force in 1967. He Local Girl Scouts troops winter clothing collected ”You're in NH - Get outside were approved for the served in Vietnam from1968-69 and was decorated with are not only involved in and not used by the and play - Snow is fun, recognition by their coun- several commendations and medals. His life-long career as Operation Snowflake this schools is given to Derry when you stay warm!” cil, Girl Scouts of the a plumbing & heating contractor began with training he time of year, they are also Renew Clothing Ministry The girls in Londonder- Green and White Moun- received while serving his country. Upon his active military quite busy with additional for distribution to other ry’s multiple GS Troop are tains, located in Bedford. discharge in 1971, Tom completed formal training and apprenticeship as a Master Plumber. He ran his own suc- holiday spirit activities. kids who will benefit from passionate about Opera- In addition to regular cessful plumbing and heating company for over 25 years. Girls Scouts will be carol- the warm apparel. tion Snowflake. Arianna meetings, all the local Girl Tom was an avid sportsman. He passionately pursued ing on the Common at the Operation Snowflake Conomacos, 6th grader Scout troops are busy all all types of hunting and fishing activities; his favorites Londonderry Christmas has received great sup- being bird hunting with the dogs he trained from puppies, lighting event on Decem- port from Londonderry and deer hunting trips to PA with his hunting buddies. For several years, he and Peggy raised, trained, and showed ber 2, as well as caroling School Principals, Super- quarter horses in Ohio. Tom was also an instrument rated at All American Assisted intendents and the Town private pilot. He flew his own Cessna 182, which he was Living, decorating eight of Hall. The Scouts deco- very proud of, for many years. In the 1980’s he was one of the Londonderry Com- rate a box, drop it off at the founders of MAOPA, the private pilot’s association at Manchester Airport. He had been a staunch voice for the rights of private pilots as the airport’s commercial expan- sion developed. “Honesty, Tom enjoyed playing football throughout high school, in Integrity & the Air Force, and during his time in college, but his greatest success was his long tenure coaching Flag and Pop Warner Attention to youth football in Londonderry during the 15 years his two sons were playing. 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The new Smith - Town Manager amendment to the specif- islation. town running efficiently bers that new budget legislation is intended to and Doug Smith -- Finance ic Londonderry School The Town Council fur- and paying bills as certain laws, namely NH House guide how New Hamp- Directer helped kick off Board Charter - so the ther discussed how budg- budget items vary over Bill 1307 and NH Senate shire towns develop their the Londonderry Town school board could con- et calculations within the time due to changing con- Bill 342, require a different proposed operating budg- budget workshop discus- struct their budget with new New Hampshire tracts, staff increases/ approach for budget plan- ets, so the budgets can be sions with the Town alignment to the new leg- budget laws could pres- reductions or with other ning by the Town. The transparently understood Council members. Along islation though closer to ent issues with the sup- items that come up dur- recent state legislation by a Town’s voters and with John Farrell - Town previous budget process- plementary appropriation ing the budget year or in outlines how the town properly administered by Council Chairman, they es. There is legal opinion calculation in a proposed legacy agreements. budget process should the Town across all of its outlined the initial think- now be calculated and organizational resources. ing about the best way to presented to voters next The legislation specifi- put together the default Spring. The Londonder- cally affects the dynamics budget aligned to pro- ry Town Council, Finance of constructing a default posed operating budget Director and legal advi- budget in context of a pro- to also properly account sors agree that this legis- posed operating budget for supplementary appro- lation presents new ques- that will incorporate sup- priations. tions for the Londonderry plementary appropria- Last week, the Lon- Town Council to act upon. tions. A key issue is how donderry school board The difficulty of the to outline supplemental began their initial budget new budget process for appropriations impacted workshop - for a budget many New Hampshire over time including reoc- that is to be aligned to the towns starts with how curring expenditures Town’s Budget process. default budgets are calcu- from the past. 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All necessary state review and comment from Planning Board will appropriate cases and incompatible with sur- create a hazard to the pub- and federal permits will be the Conservation Commis- Tbe holding a Public lic or adjacent property on obtained. sion and Heritage Com- subject to appropriate rounding neighborhood; Meeting on Wednesday, conditions so as to be in E. Such use will not be account of potential fire, The Board of Adjust- mission. Dec. 12, at 7 p.m. in the harmony with the general a detriment to property explosion, or release of ment may attach such A special exception Moose Hill Council Cham- purpose and intent of the values in the vicinity of the toxic materials; conditions as it deems must be acted upon within bers, to consider the fol- Zoning Ordinance where proposed development H. Such use will not necessary to the granting two years or such special lowing: the applicant(s) can with consideration given result in the degradation of the special exception if exception will be deemed A Public Hearing on a demonstrate to the satis- to the location or scale of of existing surface and the Board determines that to have expired and/or be zoning amendment to cre- faction of the Zoning buildings, structures, groundwater quality stan- such conditions are neces- lost by abandonment. ate special exception crite- Board of Adjustment the parking areas, or other dards, nor will it have sary to maintain the The full text of the pro- ria in the Londonderry following: access ways; adverse effects on the nat- essential character of the posed amendments can Zoning Ordinance. A. Such use will not be F. No nuisance will be ural functions of wetlands neighborhood and/or to be found on the Town’s The hearing will out- detrimental to the health created by such use by on the site which would protect the health, safety web page, and is available line certain zoning dis- or safety of residents; way of emission of odors, result in the loss of signifi- and welfare of the Town for viewing in the Town tricts through the process B. Such use will not smoke, gas, dust, noise, cant habitat or flood con- and its residents. Such Clerk’s Office, Planning of obtaining a special create undue traffic con- glare, heat, vibration, or trol protection; conditions may include and Economic Develop- exception from the Zoning gestion or a traffic safety other pollutants; or the I. Adequate and appro- but are not limited to the ment Department, and Board of Adjustment. hazard in the vicinity of unsightly outdoor storage priate facilities will be pro- site plan review and Leach Library during regu- The Zoning Board of the proposed develop- of equipment, vehicles, or vided for the intended use; approval from the Plan- lar business hours. Adjustment may grant ment; other materials; and ning Board which includes ◆ ◆ several areas where is a comprehensive orga- • General reorganiza- ed and retaining the Special Zoning Hearing amendments were recom- nizational update, which tion of the ordinance to replaced with a new Exception process for Continued from page 1 mended in order to addresses inconsisten- create a new section, section, “Conditional Use other home occupations. donderry Zoning Ordi- improve the clarity, con- cies, improves clarity and “Supplementary Regula- Permits”, which contains • Definitions were sub- nance that are largely sistency, user-friendliness organization, and overall tions and Standards”, and the procedures, general stantially consolidated organizational and non- and administrative effec- user-friendliness of the relocate a number of arti- criteria and specific crite- into one section where substantive. The follow- tiveness of the town’s Zoning Ordinance. On cles (i.e. Residential Phas- ria for all Conditional Use appropriate, and duplica- ing sections (inclusive of land use regulations, and Oct. 10, 2018 the Planning ing, Planned Unit Devel- Permit applications. tive or contradictory defi- subsections) are pro- to facilitate implementa- Board held a Public Hear- opment, Accessory • Airport Approach nitions corrected for con- posed to be amended: tion of portions of the ing on proposed amend- Dwelling, Home Occupa- Height Overlay District sistency. General reorganization most recent master plan. ments to the Londonder- tions, Inclusionary Hous- and Airport Approach In her email to the of the full ordinance Some changes already ry Zoning Ordinance and ing, Portable Storage Noise council, Mailloux stated According to London- implemented included unanimously recommend- Structures, etc.) to that Overlay District reflect that, “Though many of derry Town Planner the 2015 Workforce Hous- ed adoption of the amend- section in order to the updated airport name these changes are not sig- Colleen Mailloux, the ing Zoning Update, and ments by the Town Coun- improve the format, navi- and were revised for con- nificant in terms of impact 2014-2015 audit of the the 2016 Parking and cil. gation and ease of use of sistency with the review in the application of zon- Zoning Ordinance and Loading amendments. 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in recent years, Londonderry residents have donat- ed thousands of inches of hair to Pantene, these are a few of the hundreds of photos taken. Day of Giving would agree that there is Rally Aide, Taylor Wilder not yet found the right munity to make something biggest donation to date. nothing like the feeling of has had the opportunity to avenue. as precious as the Day Of The final Day of Giving Continued from page 1 contributing to something see the impact the Beauti- "We can't change Pan- Giving to happen, and it Assembly begins at 8:35 in thetic hair. greater than themselves. ful Lengths donations tene's decision," said will be a community of 110 the Londonderry High "Though real hair wigs And while every ponytail make in person. Juster, "and so far no other Angels and counting School Gymnasium on Fri- often require some styling, counts, there are Angels "I chose to donate my hair donation group has whose Beautiful Lengths day, December 21st. I have 12 years of experi- among the hundreds hair after going with the come forward that does will help make the last Day Guests are advised that ence handing out wigs, and who've donated who have pep rally team to bring a not use a portion of the Of Giving truly count. parking may be limited, no one has ever chosen the been so overcome by the wig to someone about to hair for for-profit exten- Including this writer, and to plan accordingly. artificial option when pre- thrill of giving that they've embark on their journey sions, wigs, or ask for a 12 who had pledged on the Parents, friends, rela- sented." said Juster. come back to give again with chemo." Said Wilder, inch minimum." very first Pantene Beauti- tives of students, faculty, As of this article's pub- and again. recounting how the recipi- Juster further stated ful Lengths Day Of Giving and the community at lication, 110 Angels have "I can still remember ent confided in the team that the focus at this time in Jan. of 2007, and who large are welcome to take pledged to "Make the cut" my first time donating like that the wig was going to is to present the school now pledges to make the part in this spectacular on the last Beautiful it was yesterday." Said LHS be the only thing to help and community with "One cut on the very last in Dec. sendoff to a Beautiful Lengths drive. However, as Senior and Pep Rally aide, her feel normal in a diffi- epic celebration" of the of 2018. movement. Those inter- this will be the final Day of Maegan Crowley. "I was so cult time. school's generosity, "We have evolved from ested in pledging, volun- Giving, Lancer Nation is nervous, but I realized "Hearing her story including the return of for- that first Good Morning teering, or with further striving to make room on there was someone that made me understand the mer LHS Vice Principal America segment to a full questions regarding the the LHS gymnasium floor needed my hair much impact that these hair and namesake of the morning of emotional final Pantene Beautiful for even 110 more. more than I did. I was so donations have," Wilder Arthur Psaledas Special speakers, music, dance, a Lengths Day Of Giving at "We would invite any- happy with how I felt that I stated. Recognition Award, real celebration of giving." LHS should contact Steven one who has donated, all continued to donate soph- In a previous story, Arthur Psaledas. Said Juster, applauding Juster at sjuster@london- of our angels from January omore and now senior Juster mentioned that the "Without the coopera- LHS students and alumni derry.org. 2007 to the present to year, as well." school would be working tion of all of Lancer for 12 years of involve- For those unable to come to the gym and be While the majority of with the American Cancer Nation, the teachers and ment in the Beautiful attend the Day Of Giving part of the final cut." the Angels who have given Society to find another staff, and my pep rally Lengths campaign, and but are interested in Juster urged. Of the hun- great lengths will never donation drive for the LHS team, it could never hap- further calling the commu- donating hair before the dreds of students who meet the recipients of their Angels to give to, but so pen." said Juster. nity to see the drive off last day of collection, visit have given, just about all hair, LHS student and Pep far Londonderry High has It takes an entire com- with Lancer Nation's pantene.com.

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◆ L ONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ NOVEMBER 29, 2018 PAGE 11 ◆ ◆ LONDONDERRY SPORTS ◆ ◆ Nearly 700 Brave Cold and Run in the Annual Turkey Trot IDAN VINITSKY There were 339 LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ women running the race, here were over 650 and the winner was 27- runners participat- year-old Morgan Lingor, Ting in the 45th annu- who came all the way al Greater Derry Track from New York and ran a Club Turkey Trot race 19:20 minute 5K. The sec- Thanksgiving morning. ond woman to cross the The freezing tempera- finish line was the 40- tures were not enough to year-old Pinkerton Acade- scare off the dedicated run- my running coach, and ners, who came to begin previous title-holder, Amy their holiday celebrations Bernard from Hampstead. in style and completed the She came in just 43 sec- 5K scenic course, which onds after Lingor. took them around the resi- As for local runners, dential roads of Beaver the best Londonderry res- Aushir Smith from Top- Morgan Lingor, of New Hundreds of runners from all over headed out Lake in Derry. ident of the day was 14- field, Mass. was this York was the first female around the 5K trek around Beaver Lake on Thurs- Out of the 325 male year-old Matthew Palmer, year’s race winner runner this year. day, Nov. 22 taking part in the Greater Derry Track runners, the winner was who came in 38th after runner was Emilee Ris- great race. Everything Club’s annual Turkey Trot. Photos by Chris Paul 21-year-old Aushir Smith running a 22:18 5K. Right teen (23-years-old, 43 went smooth despite the race it is the GDTC. We this was by far the tough- from Topfield, Mass. He behind him, at the 48th overall, 22:48 minutes) frigid temperatures and are the oldest Turkey Trot est weather I had, but I crossed the finish line overall place, was Lon- with Ginia Rufo (12-year- wind. I was very happy to in New Hampshire and all thought everything went after 16:35 minutes, only donderry’s fastest female old, 65 overall, 23:45 min- have all the volunteers proceeds from the race really well. It is a great four seconds ahead of runner, 18-year-old Kalin utes) coming second. who braved the cold. If will go to local food community event and we runner up Joe Gagnon, an Gregoire. She had a time The youngest runners there is one club that can pantries. It is my eighth love to organize it”. 18-year-old Pinkerton of 23:04 minutes. Zack were Simon Manners from put on a cold weather year as race director and Academy runner from Luongo managed a top-50 Pelham and Leah Unger Hooksett, who was the spot (49th) with a time of from Raymond, only eight first among his division’s 23:05. years old. The oldest run- (15-19 year olds) 38 par- The fastest Derry resi- ner was Londonderry’s ticipants. In third place dent that morning was John Loker, a 75-year-old came 20-year-old Seth was 17-year-old Jeff Mize, who needed only 29 min- Richardson from Wolfe- who finished seventh utes to complete the boro Falls. He crossed the overall with a time of course and finished in the line at 16:41 minutes. Of 17:47. Those who fol- 201 place overall. Charles note, the 54-year-old run- lowed were Rusty Risteen Morganson from Derry, a ner Mark Hecox, from (19-year-old, 12 overall, 72-year-older, finished 489 Salem, New Hampshire, 19:09 minutes) and Craig overall with a time of finished ninth overall Coventry (13-year-old, 19 38:27. with an impressive time of overall, 20:14 minutes). Race director Sean 18:30 minutes. The best Derry female Coyle said: “We had a

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◆ ◆ LHS Wrestling Team to Host Annual Holiday Tournament

IDAN VINITSKY School Bulldogs, three since 2001, with the Coach Cucolo marks the two of our top seniors. LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ days before their trip to exception of the 2015 Jan. 9 (7 p.m.) home They are Good hard or local wrestling Easton, Mass. finals, where they lost to meet versus rivals working kids”. fans, the place you The Londonderry none other than the Lon- Pinkerton Academy as The wrestling regular Fwant to be on Dec. squad is coached by donderry Lancers. “the match to watch” season ends for the 15 is the Londonderry Jason Cucolo, and had a Londonderry will and says while he still Lances on Feb. 6, with High School Gym, where 9-8 record last season, have the chance to test does not have a final ros- Division I Championship the annual Londonderry good for the sixth over- themselves against Tim- ter for this year’s team, coming ten days later Holiday Tournament is all spot in Division I, berlane pretty soon, as he knows he can count and the Meet of Champi- scheduled to take place. entering the playoffs. the two schools will on at least two wrestlers: ons scheduled for Feb. This tournament will They finished eighth in meet in Plaistow on Jan. “Ben Pslades and Vin- 23. take place after Lancer the postseason Meet of 2 (starting at 7 p.m.). cent Delsignore will be wrestlers will have Champions, the state begun their season and tournament. The win- st competed in some inter- ners were, once again, Join Us Saturday Dec. 1 esting early events. The Ben Psaledas the Timberlane Regional Devin Ness Memorial High School, a major Wrestling Tournament in the Lancer team’s regu- powerhouse when it Oliver Ames High School lar season will begin comes to wrestling. The HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE of Massachusetts will with an away meet Owls from Plaistow have take place on Dec. 8. And against the Bedford High won every state title Visit with Santa! 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Do You Have the Hot Chocolate Bar Tasty Treats & Samples Right Plan? Event Only Specials Life / Health / Medicare $ Karen A. Archer, Independent Licensed Agent of Londonderry Save 50 603-553-9040 • 877-728-9593 On Your $100 or more Christmas Shop Purchase! [email protected] - Christmas Ornaments - Christmas Silk Wreaths, Stems & Arrangements - Christmas Home Decor With this coupon. Cannot be combined with other offers. Expires 12/24/18.

1 KIP CAM ROAD, RTE. 111, ATKINSON, NH, 03811 603-362-6200 ¥ www .freshwaterfarms.net ◆ PAGE 14 LONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ N OVEMBER 29, 2018 New Quest Begins for LHS Girls Basketball Team IDAN VINITSKY hopes to build on that tip-off their season at LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ late success: “Our playoff home against Goffstown he Londonderry win over Exeter was High School, on Dec. 11 High School girls’ great,” Theos said, “We at 7 p.m., then they’ll Tvarsity basketball were such a young team play two road games team’s 2017-18 season and needed to learn how before the Holiday Tour- began slowly, with four to win big games. The nament at Andover High straight losses within the only way to do that, was School, on Dec. 27. first couple of weeks. But to play a big game”. “This season we things quickly changed Theos was still hold- should have a good mix with six wins in their last ing tryouts for the team, of upper class men and eight games of the regu- and he could have up to younger players, with at lar season, brought the six returning seniors, least a year of varsity Lady Lancers to a 9-9 depending on how the play under their belt. My record and the seventh tryouts will go. “Last hope is that they can The Lancer Girl’s Basketball Clinic gave young players a chance to develop place in Division I, enter- year, we started two mesh into a team with their skills and bond with the varsity athletes. ing the playoffs. There, freshmen, two sopho- one goal and that is to LHS was able to beat mores and a junior in see how good we really Memorial will be up there have a lot of girls that put gave the younger girls a Exeter High School, most of our games”, says are”, added Theos. too. It is a deep and in the work over the off- chance to learn and before falling to the even- Theos, “So gaining expe- Regarding their com- tough division and we season and I am excited sharpen their skills tual state runner-ups, rience was crucial for us. petition, Theos knows: will have to be strong to see how it all comes before their season and rivals Pinkerton Acade- We had the talent, both in “There are a bunch of mentally and physically if together”. the high schoolers the my, in the playoffs quar- our starting five and com- good teams in Division I we want to compete with Prior to the season, chance to pass along ter-finals. ing off the bench, we just this season, so it won’t the best teams. Thankful- Theos was part of a bas- some of their knowledge Now, with the 2018-19 had to learn how to trust be easy. Bishop Guertin ly, it looks like I have a ketball clinic for the and connect with the season just around the each other”. were the champs, and group of girls that will be town’s youth. The clinic next generation of play- corner, coach Nick Theos The Lady Lancers’ will Pinkerton, Bedford and up to the challenge. We was open to anyone and ers. Lancer◆ Swimmers Get Ready for New Season to Begin ◆ Lancer swimmers will Stark, Timberlane and second, of course, the Last year, both LHS Gagnon, Adrienne IDAN VINITSKY LONDONDERRY TIMES have their inter-squad Windham. It will be a Division I Champi- teams came in sixth in Lafond, Lilly Law, Con- ————––––––————–◆ meet, Red vs. Blue, their home meet at The Work- onships, scheduled for the State Champi- nor McKinnon, Thoe t is getting cold out- final warm up before the out Club in Londonderry. Feb. 9. onships, where seven McKnight, Hunter Turek, side, but warm inside real deal on Friday, Dec. The girls’ and boys’ Coach Chrystena swimmers were individ- Stephen Bompastore, Ifor the Londonderry 7, with the first swim will try to be in their Ewan what she’ll be look- ual qualifiers. Those Harry Feig, Devin Janas High School Swimming scheduled for 4:45 p.m. best shape for the two ing for prior to the sea- swimmers were Julia and Cole Tridenti. Some teams. The boy and girl The teams will be facing major highlights they son opener: “I am look- Ethier, Elizabeth Allen, new team members this swim teams are about to three other schools at have in this season cal- ing for the kids to Jazzy Brown, Minsoo season will be sopho- begin a new season. the new season’s first endar. The first one is improve their personal Kim, Chris Byrne, Bran- mores Alexa Calligandes, This Friday, Nov. 30, meet, Goffstown, John the Bobcat Invite that times and have a few don White and Luc Sarah Gerardi and Riley will be held at the Uni- new state qualifiers. We Lafond. 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OFFER EXPIRES 1/31/19 & Counter Help ◆ L ONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ N OVEMBER 29, 2018 PAGE 15 Ex-Lancer to Coach Army Track and Field Team ture Londonderry High the NCAA Outdoor East of Oklahoma. good coach and now he IDAN VINITSKY LONDONDERRY TIMES School alumni, Neil Regional Championship. Army West Point direc- gets an opportunity to ————––––––————–◆ Baroody, who was recent- With Army, he will prima- tor of track and cross put his education to work. est Point, New ly appointed as an assis- rily focus on vertical country, Mike Smith said, Neil decided a number of York, home to tant coach. jumps and combined according to Army’s offi- years ago that he wanted Wthe famous Unit- Baroody, who is enter- events. cial website: “Neil is a to be a college coach and ed States Military Acade- ing his first season with Baroody, a Londonder- good fit for our program. he did all the right things my, will host the Crowell the Army West Point staff, ry native, graduated in He is a young coach with to get himself started. He Open this Saturday, the after working for two 2009 and then earned his a strong work ethic and comes highly recom- indoor season opener for years at Northeastern Bachelor of Science he understands what we mended and I expect that Army’s Track and Field University in Boston, degree in Kinesiology- need to do to be success- he will have a significant Men and Women teams. where he also was a exercise science from the ful. I place a great deal of impact on our program. Part of the teams’ recruiting coordinator University of New Hamp- value on professional He is a tireless worker coaching staff this and helped lead junior shire in 2013. He went on development and broad and he understands the upcoming season will fea- Paige Suse to qualify for to coach at the University experience in all events in environment in which we track and field. Neil has Neil Baroody operate. We are fortunate ◆◆spent some valuable time to have him”. Londonderry Jiu Jitsu Fighter in learning how to be a TOWN OF LONDONDERRY Qualifies for World Championship NOTICE OF FIRST PUBLIC HEARING

Ed Tapia of London- chose to go against the FY20 PROPOSED TOWN BUDGET derry qualified for the heavy weight fighter and Notice is hereby given that the Londonderry Town Council will receive public Good Fight Jiu Jitsu World have one match in Gi and input on the proposed FY 2020 Town Budget on Monday December 10, 2018, Championship after win- beginning at 7:00 PM in the Moose Hill Conference Room, Town Hall, 268B another in NoGi. Mammoth Road, Londonderry, N.H. The Warrant under consideration includes: ning his match in The As they had only one Good Fight Connecticut Proposed FY 20 match in that division, it Article 2 General Fund Operating Budget Sub-Only Classic Tourna- was without a time limit ment that was held in Town Council $12,098 rounds and Tapia won his Town Manager $608,090 Woodbridge, Connecticut Gi match after 42 minutes. Budget Committee $1 on Nov. 17. He went on to win the Town Clerk $517,551 The tournament’s NoGi match in 17 minutes. Finance & Administration $591,909 director offered Tapia a He will participate in the Assessing $476,496 choice of divisions: two World Championship on Information Technology $446,800 matches in the blue belt Dec. 15, at Elizabethtown Legal $174,500 middle weight division or General Government $558,036 Ed Tapia College in Pennsylvania. one match in the blue belt Cemetery $38,000 heavy weight division, as Insurance $199,775 one of the competitors, Conservation $3,350 weighting 226 lbs, did not WHY SHOULD YOU HAVE Police Dept. $9,634,269 Fire Dept. $8,783,450 have an opponent in his A LOCAL AGENT? Building Dept. $448,064 age group and weight Public Works Dept. $3,912,092 class. Tapia, who usually Answer: Coverage, Price & Service Solid Waste $1,951,047 competed in the middle General Assistance $124,687 weight category in the t Cable $321,385 Good Fight tournaments, Recreation $154,451 WHITTEMORE Library $1,336,315 Senior Affairs $100,579 Londonderry Community Development $478,663 INSURANCE Debt Service $2,460,364 Times Home • Auto • Business Total General Fund Operating Budget $33,331,972 Article 3 Supplemental Operating Budget $532,668 Delivered Free Part of the Londonderry community since 1929. Article 4 Special Revenue Fund – Police Details $532,668 Every Thursday Article 5 Sewer Fund $2,186,354 –––– 432-2577 –––– Article 6 Sewer Fund Administrative Costs $228,147 24 Hour Quotes at www.whittemoreins.com Article 7 Roadway Maintenance Trust Fund $650,000 537-2760 Article 8 Capital Reserve – Fire Dept. Equipment $100,000 Hicks Insurance, Inc., dba Whittemore Insurance Article 9 Capital Reserve – Geographic Info. Systems $28,000 Article 10 Expendable Maintenance Trust $180,000 Article 11 Capital Reserve - Pillsbury Cemetery Expansion $100,000 Holiday Open House Article 12 Capital Reserve-Cemeteries $10,000 Article 13 Capital Reserve-Fire Dept. Equipment $50,000 Article 14 Police Dept. Generator $175,000 Dec. 1, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Article 15 Town Common Drainage Improvements $235,000 Dec. 2, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Article 16 Former School District Building Improvements $50,000 Article 17 Conservation Land Ranger/Steward $75,000 Pure NH Maple Syrup, Balsam Article 18 Police Dept. - School Resource Officer $120,720 Wreaths, & Maple Gift Baskets Article 19 Police Dept. - Purchase Vans from Spec. Det. Fd. $64,356 Article 20 Nutfield 300th Anniversary $25,000 www.folsomsugarhouse.com Article 21 Defibrillators for Mobile Units $35,000 Find us on Facebook • Call us (603)370-0908 Article 22 Assessing Software $60,000

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the Leach Library Children's grams.Donations will be search for “Renew Derry” Room will be offering an in- accepted until Nov. 30. on Facebook, email renew- library scavenger hunt. Stop [email protected]. by the Children's Room Garden Club Green desk for a list of items to Workshop Londonderry Voter AAAROUNDROUNDROUNDTTTOWNOWNOWN find around the building. The Derry Garden Club Information Turn in the completed hunt will be hosting its annual The Supervisors of the for a raffle ticket and a Green Workshop on Friday, Voter Checklist will meet at chance to win a fun prize. Dec. 7 starting at 10 a.m. at the Town Clerk's Office to the Derry Boys and Girls Around Town Policy: This section is meant to be used to announce free events to the communities. If your correct the checklist and group or non-profit is receiving money for what they are publicizing, there will be a charge of $40.00/week per Winter Vacation Craft Club, 40 Hampstead Rd., register voters on: Friday, paper. All Around Town/Calendar Items will be held to 100 words maximum; anything over will incur a charge Starting Monday, Dec. 24 Derry. Lesley Verity will Dec 12, From 6 - 7 p.m. To of $40.00/week for up to another 50 words. All free announcements in the Around Town/Calendar section can and ending Monday, Dec. 31, demonstrate wreath mak- register to vote, one must run a maximum of 3 weeks. Deadline for submissions is Monday at 5 p.m. during Winter Vacation, par- ing. Members will bring provide: Proof of London- : We will run the full versions of any calendar items online free of charge at www.nutpub.net. Please send ticipants will have a chance greens to share and their derry residency Proof of items to [email protected]. to create their own wintery own container to create a citizenship (passport, birth Club Facebook Page or Library on Monday, Dec. 10 stained glass inspired win- holiday piece for their certificate, naturalization Santa Live! email us at info@londonder- from 4 - 5 p.m. and play a fun dow hanger. Stop by the home. Members will also papers) Photo ID. Appli- Santa Claus is coming to rywomensclub.org for any picture version of the popu- Leach Library Children's make small arrangements in cants for registration who The Londonderry Access questions. lar game. All participants Room desk to pick up the mugs to donate to Meals on possess proof of identity, Center! The access center is will win and have a chance supplies and create your Wheels. Bring a ring if you age, citizenship, and domi- located at 281 Mammoth Elijah's Table to choose books from our own work of art in the plan on making a wreath cile should bring that proof Rd. He and Mrs. Claus arrive Elijah's Table is offering special selection tables. library or in the comfort of and mugs for the Meals on when they come to register. Saturday Dec. 15, from 1 - 3 a free holiday breakfast on This exciting program is your own home. Wheels arrangements. The Qualified applicants who p.m. This is a free event. Dec. 16, from 10 - 11:30 a.m. open to 90 participants of all committee will provide do not possess proof or Kids can visit with Santa Elijah's Table is a joint proj- ages and advance registra- Christmas Trees On The casseroles, dessert and bev- who do not bring proof Live on TV! There will be ect of the Episcopal Church tion is required. To register, Common erages. As always, new with them may register if gifts and refreshments. Par- of the Transfiguration and stop by the Children's Room The Rotary Club of Lon- members are welcome. they sign an affidavit attest- ents can take pictures for no Etz Hayim Synagogue. The or call 432-1127 beginning at donderry presents Christ- ing to their qualifications charge as well. It is always a Dec. 16 breakfast will be 9 a.m. on Monday, Dec. 3. mas Trees On The Common, Wreath Sale for identity, age, and citi- lot of fun and Santa looks held at Etz Hayim Syna- Dec. 2, from 3 - 6 p.m. Please Londonderry Grange #44 zenship. More than 30 days forward to seeing everyone. gogue. Come in from the Wild Rumpus with a join us for the 28th Annual invites everyone to our before an election, appli- For more information please cold, and enjoy a special Wild Thing Christmas On The Com- annual Wreath Sale, com- cants without proof of contact Erin at 603-432-1147. breakfast in a warm, com- Stomp into the Leach mons. We want to invite any plete with fire pit for marsh- domicile will be asked to fortable, and friendly envi- Library on Monday, Dec. 17 and all Scout troops, pre- mallows and hot cocoa out- retrieve proof and return to Lions Club Christmas ronment. For information from 4 - 5 p.m. for a visit school groups, any youth side. Just in time for Christ- register. Within 30 days of Tree Sale about other free meals, with a Wild Thing from Mau- group who would like to mas, on Dec. 1 At the Grange an election and on Election On Thursdays and Fri- please go to our blog at rice Sendak's classic Where decorate a tree to contact Hall. Inside the Hall, we will Day, applicants without days from 5 - 8 p.m., Satur- http://freemealsinderry.blog the Wild Things Are. During Faye Sell at 434-4989 for all have freshly baked sugar proof of domicile with them days from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., spot.com. this fun-filled program, par- the details, to come down cookies and gingerbread may register to vote if they and Sundays from 10 a.m. - 5 ticipants will hear the sto- and decorate a tree with ani- people for the kids to deco- sign an affidavit attesting to p.m. At the Londonderry Wreath Sale ries of classic characters, mal friendly ormaments. rate and bring home for free. their domicile and either Lions Hall, Mammoth Rd., Londonderry sopho- play a character matching The Events start at 3pm Take your chances to win a agreeing to bring or send in across from the town com- more selling fresh, 22 inch game, and have a wild rum- where there will be hot raffle basket. This year's Raf- proof or attesting that they mon. The Lions Club tree undecorated balsam pus of a good time. Each cider, hot coco, chili and fle Extravaganza will offer an are not aware of possessing sales help us with their wreaths for her fundraiser. participant will leave with a cookies. Enjoy Christmas amazing selection of bas- proof of domicile. efforts to support our com- Twenty dollars each, cash fun inflatable monster carols sung by both the kets. There will be some- munity with Eye Care, Schol- or check. If interested con- beach ball. There will be boys and girl scouts. At 4 thing for everyone. As was Food Donations arships for high school sen- tact Cherylann Pierce by plenty of time for a hug and p.m. Mr. & Mrs. Claus will last year, we continue with Haircuts Plus in Cross- iors, and much more. email at cherylannbp- picture with Wild Thing. arrive with their elf on a fire our "Shop Local" theme. The roads Mall is Collecting [email protected]. Arrange- This energetic program is truck, at 4:30 p.m. Children event will start at 9 a.m. and donations for the New Cookie Swap ments can be made for pick- open to 90 participants of all and there families are wel- winning tickets will be Hampshire food bank now The Londonderry up, deliveries or meet to ages and advance registra- come to take their photo drawn at 2 p.m. Any local through Dec. 28. Non-Per- Women's Club is hosting our somewhere. tion is required. To register, with Mr. & Mrs. Claus. shops who have not yet ishable goods i.e Peanut annual Cookie Swap social stop by the Children's Room been asked to donate a bas- Butter, Jelly, Pasta, Canned event on Wednesday, Dec. Leach Library Hours or call 432-1127 beginning at Annual Used Toy Sale ket and wish to be included Soup/Chili/ Stew, Rice, Mac 12. Bring your cookies to Monday - Thursday, 9 9 a.m. on Monday, Dec. 10. St. Gianna's Closet is please contact Cherylann n Cheese, Canned/Dried the swap separated in bags a.m. - 8 p.m., Friday- Saturday, accepting toy donations for Pierce at (603)437-5413. Beans, and noodle mixes are with three cookies each. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. The library will Winter Session 1 Pro- its used toy sale. Dec. 1, the most needed items. You will then leave with an close at 1 p.m. on Monday, grams from 9 a.m. - noon at St. Renew Clothing Opens Dec. Bring in a donation and assortment of cookies for Dec. 24, and re-open at 9 a.m. The Leach Library Chil- Thomas Church, 26 Crystal Renew will be open Sat- receive $1 off a Haircut or $3 the holidays...YUM! If baking on Wednesday, Dec. 26. The dren's Room will be offering Ave., Derry. Please consider urday, Dec. 8, from 8 - 10:30 off a Color. is not your thing, but you library will also close at 1 the following programs as donating your gently used a.m. at Calvary Bible would still like to attend, NO p.m. on Monday, Dec. 31, and part of Winter Session 1: toys to the following drop Church, 145 Hampstead Rd., Wednesday Wellness PROBLEM! Come enjoy the re-open at 9 a.m. on Wednes- Craft Time; Shake, Move & off locations: 5 Isabella Dr., Derry. Arrive by 10 a.m. Workshops company and play some day, Jan. 2, 2019. Read; and Toddler Time. Win- Londonderry (simply leave Renew will also be open Londonderry School games. New members are ter Session 1 will start Dec. 5 on driveway), St. Mark's every Thursday 9 - 11:30 District Presents: Wednes- welcome! Bring any board Movie Night and end Dec. 13, and start Church Londonderry during a.m., please arrive by 11 day Wellness Workshops, games you think will be fun Join us on Thursday, Dec. again on Jan. 9 and end Jan. office hours (Mon. - Thur. 9 a.m. Derry residence not Featuring Various Communi- to play! Feel free to come 13, from 3:15 - 5:30 p.m. for 17, 2019. These dates include a.m. - 3 p.m.), St. Thomas required. Renew offers free, ty Professionals. The Sec- early if you want to order a our Young Adult movie Peter a break for the winter holi- Church Derry during office gently-used apparel. Each ond Wednesday of every full dinner before the event Rabbit at the Leach Library. days. Advance registration is hours (Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 3 household is limited to 20 of month from 6 - 7 p.m. with Q or you can plan to order din- All participants in grades 6 - required and started at 9 a.m. p.m.), St. Matthew Church the newest items, plus a rea- & A until 7:30 p.m. in Lon- ner or appetizers during the 12 will enjoy the movie, along on Monday, Nov. 26. To regis- Windham during office sonable number of older donderry High School Room event too. We will have our with popcorn and beverages. ter, stop by the Children's hours (Mon. - Thur. 9 a.m. - 4 items. Enter at the church 221. Workshops are as fol- own private area in La Car- In addition, at this special Room or call 432-1127. p.m.), 12 Rolling Ridge marquee sign. Donations of lows: Stress and the Holi- reta's private function room event, there will be a raffle for Windham(leave on drive- good condition, modern days on Dec. 12, Trauma at 44 Nashua Road in Lon- fun door prizes. No sign up is Winter Vacation Scav- way). Proceeds from this clothing may be placed in Sensitive Yoga on Jan. 9, donderry. Doors Open 6 necessary. enger Hunt sale go to help the needy in the donations bin by the Judge Broderick Change p.m. and Games Begin 7 Beginning Monday, Dec. our community through St. door at any time. No dona- Direction Campaign on Feb. p.m. Please RSVP by Dec. 7, Winter Fun Book Bingo 24 and ending Monday, Dec. Thomas' and St. Gianna's tions of money are asked or 13. Londonderry School Dis- on Londonderry Women's Come to the Leach Closet's outreach pro- accepted. For details, 31, during Winter Vacation, Continued on page 19

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facility to check on holiday from 5-6:30 p.m., at First together our journey of bury Rd., on Dec. 6, Feb. 7, the goal of helping less for- times. We look forward to Parish, call for more infor- grief. No need to do it alone. and April 4. we encourage tunate woman and people Around Town seeing you! Dinner on Nov. mation at 434-0628; Lunch If you have any questions, parents of preschoolers to in NH meets every 4th Continued from page 16 30 from 5 - 6:30 p.m., at on Dec. 30 from 1:30-2:30 please call 781-866-9976. set up an appointment if Thursday of the month 7 trict will partner with the First Parish, call for more p.m., at St. Jude's, call for they have any concerns. For p.m. at Londonderry Pres- different community mem- information at 434-0628; more information at 432- Child Find more information, or to byterian Church at 128 Pills- bers each month to bring Dinner on Dec. 9 from 5 - 3333. For more informa- Free Community Child schedule an appointment, bury Road, Londonderry. If trainings and workshops to 6:30 p.m., at Episcopal tion, please visit: freeme- Find Program for all Lon- call: Kathy Kelley 437-5855, you have any questions our staff, families, and com- Church of the Transfigura- alsinderry.blogspot.com. donderry residents ages ext. 7223 between 9 a.m. - 3 please call 781-866-9976. munity as a whole. tion, call for more informa- two half years through five p.m. No Child Will Be Seen tion at 5432-2130, Dinner Walking Together years, eleven months of age Without An Appointment. Journey of Hope Free Meals on Dec. 15 from 5 - 6:30 A support group for wid- who are suspected of hav- Healing through grief Please join us for free, p.m., at St. Luke's church, ows and widowers meets ing vision or hearing prob- Walk with Me and loss due to addiction. family-friendly meals, serv- call for more information at every 1st and 3rd Tuesday lems or developmental con- Are you losing or have Londonderry Senior Center ed in a relaxed atmos- 434-4767; Breakfast on Dec. of the month at 7 p.m., at cerns. The Child Find Pro- lost someone? A child, a 535 Mammoth Rd., London- phere. Meals are generally 23 from 10 - 11:30 a.m., at, the Manse at Londonderry gram will be held at London- parent, a sibling or a friend? derry. We offer the group held as posted below, but Etz Hayim Synagogue, call Presbyterian Church, 128 derry early education pro- It can be a painful journey on the second and fourth may be rescheduled for for more information at Pillsbury Road, Londonder- gram (LEEP) Moose Hill but you don’t have to walk Sundays at 6 - 7:30 p.m. Our holidays. Please call the 432-0004; Dinner on Dec. 28 ry. When we meet, we walk School located at 150 Pills- it alone anymore. Just come mission is to promote heal- ◆ ◆ “Walk With Me”. Meetings ing in the grieving process are the 2nd and 4th Tues- for those who have lost a dered for Fish & Game Services ren- Gilcreast Road at Com- 1:14 p.m. days of the month at 7 p.m., loved one through the mons Drive. Kimberly Police Log Violations on Rolling dered to keep the peace at the Londonderry Presby- unique circumstances and Continued from page 18 Ridge Road. on Twin Isles Road. 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We doned 911 call on Elwood at McDonald’s on Nashua Saturday - Nov. 24 donderry Fire Dept. on call 660-3425 or email are always welcoming new Road. Road. Steven Hamilton, 12:16 a.m. Disturbance Stonehenge Road. [email protected] members to help support our community, so stop in 2:14 a.m. Motor vehicle 51, of Windham charged investigated at The Stumble stop and arrest on Avery with Driving Under the Inn on Rockingham Road. Sunday - Nov. 25 Lamplighters to learn more. A womans group with Road at Londonderry Flea Influence of Drugs or 1:57 a.m. Suspicious act- 8:24 a.m. Services ren- Market. Robin May Farkas Liquor ivity investigated on High dered for Animal Control on Hardy Road at Stone- Weintraub, 39, Roslindale, 10:17 p.m. Three officers Range Road. TOWN OF LONDONDERRY Mass. charged with Dri- investigate a Domestic 10:29 a.m. Criminal henge Road. ving Under the Influence Disturbance on Alexander Threatening at Burger 1:46 p.m. Services ren- TOWN COUNCIL of Drugs or Liquor. Road. King on Nashua Road dered in keeping the peace on Pinto Lane. 7:46 a.m. Three officers taken to other agency. The Londonderry Town Council will conduct a sec- assist Londonderry Fire Friday - Nov. 23 1:30 p.m. Assisted other 3:34 p.m. Keeping the ond reading and public hearing on Monday, Dept. with transportation 2:18 a.m. Services Ren- Police Department on peace at Burger King on December 3, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. in the Moose Hill to hospital from Alexan- dered at motor vehicle Stonehenge Road. Nashua Road results in Council Chambers, 268B Mammoth Road, Lon- der Road. accident on West Road at 1:39 p.m. Services ren- arrest. Angela Sweetsir, donderry, NH to consider the following: 10:41 a.m. Motor Vehicle Elwood Road. dered at suspicious activ- 38, of Methuen, Mass. Stop results in arrest 10:48 a.m. Three officers ity on Gordon Drive. charged with Driving After Proposed Zoning Ordinance Amendments made on Rockingham investigate suspicious 3:16 p.m. Suspicious Revocation or Suspension - Recommended by the Planning Board: Road at Convenience Plus. activity on Whippoorwill activity investigated on 5:19 p.m. Juvenile offens- The Town of Londonderry seeks to adopt amend- Oded Coen, 54, of Chica- Circle. Ross Drive. es investigated on Hamp- Services ren- Motor vehicle shire Lane. ments to the Londonderry Zoning Ordinance that go, IL charged with False 10:55 a.m. 3:42 p.m. are largely organizational and non-substantive. Inspection or Registration dered to keep the peace stop results in Arrest on The following sections (inclusive of subsections) Sticker; Operating With- on Pinto Lane. are proposed to be amended: out a Valid License; and 11:19 a.m. Motor vehicle an Unregistered Vehicle. accident investigated on TOWN OF LONDONDERRY • General reorganization of the full ordinance 10:43 a.m. Services ren- Pillsbury Road. PLANNING BOARD • Section 1.2 Impact Fees • Section 1.4 Growth Management The Londonderry Planning Board will hold a Pub- • Section 1.5 Special Development and Review lic Meeting on Wednesday, December 12, 2018 at Procedures 7:00 P.M. in the Moose Hill Council Chambers, • Section 2.6.5 Floodplain Development 268B Mammoth Road, Londonderry, NH to con- • Section 2.6.6 Airport Approach Height Overlay sider the following: • Section 2.6.7 Airport Approach Noise Overlay A. Public hearing on a zoning amendment to cre- • Section 3.12 Home Occupations ate special exception criteria in the Londonder- • Section 4.7 Definitions ry Zoning Ordinance. The full text of the pro- posed amendments can be found on the (The full text of the proposed ordinance can be Town's web page, and is available for viewing in found on the Town's web page, and is available for the Town Clerk's Office, Planning and Econom- viewing in the Town Clerk's Office, Planning and ic Development Department, and Leach Library Economic Development Department, and Leach during regular business hours. Library during regular business hours.)