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June 21, 2018 ◆ Volume 19 – Issue 25 A FREE Weekly Publication Resident Appeals to Town Council For Cheaper SAU Building Option MIKE BYERLY construction of the new 4-1 not to investigate the LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ building would come par- idea further with the uring the Monday tially from the town’s town. While some School evening Town Coun- undesignated fund bal- Board members saw Dcil meeting, Lon- ance and partially from merit in further investiga- donderry resident Bob savings on lease and tax tion, they voted 4-1 not to Slater presented the payments. do so because they had board with an option to Slater estimated that other priorities to deal fund building a new SAU savings of $1.2M would with and did not want to School District Building occur during years three invest time into the pro- that he said would be sig- through ten in the form of posal at this point. At the nificantly less expensive lease and property tax Council meeting Slater than the current plan to payments that would not said, “after reviewing the lease space at Kitty Hawk need to be paid by the minutes from that [School Landing for ten years. district. He estimated Board] meeting, I truly The district is set to begin that a new district office believe that some of the occupying the new space could be constructed for school board members this July. $2.5-3M. If town funds do not have a full under- Slater’s proposal calls were used to pay versus standing of the potential for the school district to issuing a bond for it, then savings for every year terminate the lease after substantial bond interest sooner that we end the three years and move into payments could be avoid- lease, for the overall total a new school district ed. savings, or for the fact office that would be built On May 8, Slater pre- that the town may not on the site of the current sented his ideas to the have the money available building. Funding for the School Board who voted continued on page 4 ◆ ◆ LHS Spirit Week Controversy:

Jessica Brien and Cole Britting admire the diplomas they had just Student Covers Face in Black Paint relieved during the Londonderry High School Graduation Ceremony at the SNHU Arena last week. Photo by Chris Paul GABBY GUERARD student decided to cover color is black. Most of the LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ his face with black paint students wore black cloth- ne Londonderry and wear it to class, anoth- ing, this particular stu- High School (LHS) er student felt racially tar- dent wore some athletic Class of 2018 Graduates Ostudent has had geted for being African eye black, from what I enough. American, and sought understand, and rubbed it Londonderry High School “Never in a million help from school officials. over the rest of his face at years would I have The school launched some point. There were GABBY GUERARD from behind the stage wearing thought that a child in this an investigation and when some other students who LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ caps, gowns, and ear to ear smiles. day and age, a 16 or 17 reached for comment on took offense to that, riends and family members Friday, June 15 marked the day year old child, as a junior the incident, Londonderry continued on page 3 scrambled through the they had waited 12 years for: the [in high school], would’ve School District superin- Fstands of the Southern New thought that was in any tendent, Scott Laliberte, 39th annual LHS commencement PRESORTED STANDARD way, shape, or form, said, “The incident came Hampshire University (SNHU) ceremony. US POSTAGE PAID Arena, trying to find the best seats The evening began with the appropriate,” reflected the about as a result of spirit possible. Moments later, a slow national anthem, sung by LHS sen- mother of that student. week activity, where the LONDONDERRY, NH 03053 clap began echoing throughout iors Josie Collins, Ellen Kester, and On June 15, LHS juniors students dress in the class Permit #57 ECRWSS the arena, coming from backstage. Nadia King. After marshalls Donna were encouraged to wear color of the next grade up. Then, it was time. Chisolm and Scott Greene seated black as part of spirit And in this particular situ- The Londonderry High School the class, LHS principal Jason Par- week, as that was the ation, the student was a POSTAL PATRON (LHS) class of 2018 proceeded continued on page 8 color for the rising senior junior, who will be a sen- LONDONDERRY, NH 03053 class. However, when one ior in the fall. Their class

◆ PAGE 2LONDONDERRY TIMES ◆ JUNE 21, 2018 Seniors Visit Their Elementary for a Send Off Breakfast

Graduating Londonderry High School seniors were treated to a hearty breakfast and a trip down Memory Lane by the district’s elementary school- slast week as they prepared to gradute that evening. Pictured are students who attended North Elementary School as they were greeted at the door with name tags showing their fifth grade smiles and then talked with teachers and staff, admired old photos of them at the school and enjoyed breakfast. Later they toured their old classrooms before younger students started their day. Photos by Chris Paul

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◆ LONDONDERRY TIMES ◆ JUNE 21, 2018 PAGE 3 New 55+ Development Goes Before Conservation Commission MIKE BYERLY open space which is 128% buffers around one of the common lawn area. Mem- Commission reviewed a taken at the Hickory Hill LONDONDERRY TIMES of what is required by ————––––––————–◆ ponds. He was concerned ber Mike Noone pointed out state wetland permit ap- and Faucher Road trail- essica McNeill of The town rules for this type of that residents would not that parts of the path and plication filed by the heads indicating that they Dubay Group, repre- development. In addition, have a clear idea of where lawn area are within the 50- Town of Londonderry re- are the most heavily used Jsenting DFC Develop- none of the houses would the buffer started and so foot wetland buffer sur- lated to extension of entrances. ment of Windham, pre- encroach required wet- might end up extending rounding the largest pond sewer lines in the area of The Commission re- sented a proposed devel- land buffers. their lawns into it. Then at the site. While the path is Woodland Village Condo- ceived the formal Design opment called The Mead- McNeill explained, how- chemicals used to main- allowed in the buffer, land- miniums, Orchard View Review Committee (DRC) ows of Londonderry. To ever, that some distur- tain the lawns could end scaped turf is not. Drive and Winding Pond plan for phase 2 of the be located at 48 Old bance of the 50-foot wet- up in the buffer. He re- Noone suggested re- Road. While there were over 55 Cross Farm proj- Nashua Road, the devel- land buffers would be quested that there be shaping or moving the minor wetland impacts, ect after having provided opment on just over 16 required to properly in- clear delineation between path so that the common the Commission felt that input on earlier draft site acres would consist of 44 stall outfall pipes in the lawns and the natural area lawn area will not be in the plan had chosen the plans. With the final plan two-bedroom, single fami- three detention ponds. that buffers the pond. the buffer. Failing that, best possible path to min- totaling 144 pages and ly detached homes for The developer planned to Member Deb Lievens only the part of the lawn imize such impacts. having previously provid- 55+ residents. apply for a Conditional reviewed the list of pro- area outside the buffer There was a brief dis- ed feedback, the Commis- McNeill shared that Use Permit to request this posed plants in the land- could be maintained as cussion about the trail sion opted to defer pro- the housing density allow- permission from the Plan- scape plan and encouraged turf and wetland buffer maps that the Commis- viding feedback until the ed per town regulations ning Board. the developer to use more signs would need to be sion has been distributing developer could provide could be 116 units, but Member Gene Harring- native trees and plants. placed in the common at the Musquash Conser- them with a list of only 44 will be built. She ton pointed out that a few The plans also call for a area to mark the edge of vation Area trailheads. changes between the also said that there would of the planned houses are stone dust walking path, the buffer. Members noted that the draft and final site plan. be 5.63 acres of usable very close to the wetland forming a loop around a In other business, the most maps are being ◆ ◆ research into that over students, she has found future, to include more with is demanding that will have to endure the Spirit Week the summer, take a look at her voice and decided to staff training to help pre- the Londonderry School continuous emotional Continued from page 1 different ways in which we speak up, in an attempt to vent issues of racial insen- District implements damage as my child has,” apparently there were could work with our stu- end the reoccurring pain sitivity and harassment. changes that will show she said. “This was not some other comments dents and our staff to be from racial harassment. “What I would want they are finally taking this eye black, this was black that were made by anoth- more sensitive to the Despite efforts to step anybody to come away seriously, so that no child face.” er student as well, and the needs of our diverse com- up and question officials, administration was munity.” the mother has been informed of this and they Meanwhile, the moth- alarmed by the lack of took immediate action. er of the affected student answers she has yet to BAGGED They immediately inter- believes that this is a receive from the superin- TOP SOIL 1000’s of STONE $ viewed all the students much bigger problem tendent about the issue. 10 5 for Annuals to 3 for $ who were involved and than the eye black that She claims this to be 1cf bag 12 40 LB. 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◆ PAGE 4LONDONDERRY TIMES ◆ JUNE 21, 2018 Editorial Letters The American Flag, Symbol of Freedom Thanks to Postal Service I didn’t have the stamps I address on the envelope I had purchased. It seemed had handed to her for On June 14, 1777, the Second Con- display, should be destroyed in a dig- Dear editor, like a loss since I had mailing when I made the tinental Congress passed a resolution nified way, preferably by burning.” Far too often it is too declined the receipt purchase. Exceptional to establish an official flag of the 13 Many associate the idea of the flag easy to complain about because it was a cash service deserves recogni- United States. burning as an act of desecration or bureaucracy and govern- transaction. tion. The first American Flag would be disrespect. In the case of burning for ment workers. However... A day later when I And thank you to the thirteen stripes, alternating white retirement, this is more an act of Recently, I purchased checked my mailbox I other government work- and red, with thirteen white stars respect, cremating the flag, as it were, stamps at the Londonder- found an envelope ad- ers I’ve not thanked along over a field of blue, to commemorate and it is carried out in a ceremonious, ry Post Office. As I put my dressed from the post the way. the 13 United States. Over the next reverent fashion. change away, I forgot to office with my stamps in Pollyann Winslow couple of centuries, it would change If a flag is too tattered, dirty, or pocket the stamps. it. A postal employee Londonderry only by the number of stars until it worn to save, it is time to retire it. The next day I realized must have found my would become the 50-Star Spangled The flag should be retired in a pri- Banner we know and love today. vate, non-public location in a solemn, The flag has waved for the United dignified ceremony. Local Veterans of Londonderry Times welcomes letters of up to 500 words on topics of local interest, written by local residents, States of America through good times Foreign Wars posts, Elks Lodges, or and prints as many letters as possible. Please e-mail your letters to the Londonderry Times at [email protected]. All letters must include the writer’s name, address and phone number for verification and bad times. It has waved high and American Legion posts are often able if needed; name and town of residence will be printed. Londonderry Times reserves the right to reject or edit letters proud during times of celebration, to assist in the retirement process for content and length, and anonymous letters will not be printed. Deadline is 5 p.m. Monday. such as Independence Day, and should help be required. solemnly at half mast to pay respect While this method is preferred by during times of crisis. the United States Flag Code, modern Last week was Flag Day - a day set flags do have the potential to release SAU Option came to fruition, then mately $30,000 per year a side to retire our flag with honor harmful chemicals as they burn. For after ten years the cost to for fuel for the school dis- and respect. For many people June those more environmentally con- Continued from page 1 the district would go to trict vehicles, excluding 14, Flag Day was a day like any other, scious, donating the flag to be in the future to fund much zero with no lease or busses. He also men- its importance and meaning being respectfully recycled is also an of the construction to mortgage payments. At tioned that the town pays lost in the sands of time. option. Americanflagdisposal.com save on bond costs.” that point, the savings for the three school It has been said, “In honoring our has further information on this The reception at the could be reinvested in the resource officers and flag, we honor the American men and option. Town Council was much district or passed on to would like to see a fourth women who have courageously As President Teddy Roosevelt more positive with all four taxpayers. added during the next fought and died years, patriots who pointed out almost a hundred years of the Councilors in atten- The lease agreement budget cycle. set an ideal above any consideration ago, “We have but one flag, the Amer- dance supporting work- calls for annual rent start- Farrell added,” The of self. Our flag flies free today ican flag.” So, please, do not just toss ing with the School Dis- ing at $123,000 escalating Town Council is all in as a because of their sacrifice.” out these beloved symbols of free- trict to further develop up to as much as $175,000 partner. The School Flag Day isn’t the only day when a dom. Bring you old flags to your local the idea. Chairman John in year ten. In addition, Board just needs to come flag can or should be retired. Accord- post, legion, or contact a recycling Farrell asked if the Coun- the district would pay forward and want to work ing to the United States Flag Code, company, and let them retire the flag cil would support a 10- between $20-27,000 in with us. I hope they do. I “The flag, when it is in such condition with the honor they deserve. year, interest free loan of property taxes since the think you have a good that it is no longer a fitting emblem of $2M to the District from district office is not on idea.” the undesignated fund town-owned land. Finally, Reached for comment balance to help fund con- the agreement requires after the meeting, School struction. All agreed that the district to pay $40,700 Board Chair Jen Ganem they would; however, annually to cover the said that the School such a proposal would costs of fitting up the Board is focused on more have to go on the town building space to meet pressing issues like space ballot for voter approval. the needs of the district. planning for the growing Farrell expressed hope This is a $407,000 cost kindergarten enrollment that the School Board with annual payments that will then put enroll- The Londonderry Times is a weekly publication. It is mailed to every home in Londonderry would reconsider their spread over ten years and ment pressure on elemen- free of charge and is available at a number of drop-off locations throughout the town. position and work with must be paid in full if the tary schools. She said the town and Slater on the lease is terminated early. that the Slater proposal proposal. Councilor Tom The district is also com- could make sense down Serving Chester, Hampstead Dolan added that a draw- mitted to pay $40,000 the line, but that the Serving Derry and Sandown back to the current leas- total in real estate com- School Board does not ing plan is that at the end missions over the ten have the time now to Nutfield Publishing, LLC of ten years the district years even if the lease is engage on it. 2 Litchfield Rd., Londonderry, NH 03053 would have to build a ended early. She stressed that the tel: 603-537-2760 • fax: 603-537-2765 building or sign another Farrell pointed out lease can be terminated if send e-mails to: [email protected] lease, presumably at an that the town government they decide to build a even higher cost. In has a good history of sup- building or move the SAU www.nutpub.net response to a question porting the school dis- office to another school Owner/Publisher – Debra Paul Art Director – Chris Paul from Dolan, Slater esti- trict. He mentioned that building, but that the mated that it would take since 2003 when the cur- lease bought them time to The Londonderry Times is published through Nutfield Publishing, LLC a privately owned company 12 months to construct a rent district office was figure out the facilities dedicated to keeping residents informed about local issues and news in the town of Londonderry. All articles submitted for placement in the Londonderry Times are welcome and subject to review/edit- building from the time the added on to town hall, the needs for student first ing and/or acceptance by the publisher. Decisions of the publisher are final. Views contained with- first shovel goes into the town has paid the electric before focusing more time in submitted and published articles do not necessarily represent the views of the publisher or London- ground. and water bills totaling on the needs of the derry Times. No articles, photographs, or other materials in the Londonderry Times may be re-pub- Dolan also highlighted about $178,000 and that administration. lished, re-written or otherwise used without the express permission of the publisher. that if Slater’s proposal the town pays approxi- ◆ LONDONDERRY TIMES ◆ JUNE 21, 2018 PAGE 5 Cancer Suvivors Prepare to Relay For Life at Pinkerton Academy

NOELLE TARDIFF year’s Relay, with 500 or ebration as this is her first overnight, so we’re really is absolutely stunning. It’s committee members to LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ more total participants year being involved with trying to gear it toward wonderful.” help organize these ach year, hundreds and close to 50 cancer sur- the Greater Derry and children and families.” While Dinoto has been events and volunteer on of walkers, runners, vivors. As always, there Londonderry Relay, and In addition to all of the involved in planning many the day of. Efamilies, and friends will be uniquely themed the dinner is unique to new activities scheduled different walks and Relays “Even just coming to gather on the Pinkerton laps, during which partici- this event. for this Saturday, a be- before, she explained that the Relay and signing up Academy football field for pants can dress up in cos- Several local groups loved Relay For Life tradi- each Relay for Life is spe- to participate as a team is the Relay For Life of tumes as they walk. This will be performing throu- tion will also be carried cial. “It’s not just a walk,” an awesome way to get Greater Derry and Lon- year, the team that raised ghout the event as well, out this year. The Luminar- she said. “You really get involved,” Dinoto said. donderry in order to raise the most money, Father including various singers, ia ceremony, which honors to enjoy everybody’s “People can come to the money and awareness for Bob’s Believers, even got dancers, and the Red Star every life touched by can- company for a long peri- event to enjoy and see cancer patients and sur- to choose a theme: the Twirlers. Participants can cer, will begin after dark. od of time. With camp- what it’s all about, and vivors. This year’s event, margarita lap. also look forward to sev- Survivors, people current- sites and things like that, then go forward and start which will be held this Amphora, a Greek re- eral new additions to the ly battling cancer, and this event is more about volunteering.” Saturday, June 23, from 12 staurant in Derry, will event, such as snow cone loved ones who lost their people getting to know For more information - 10 p.m., will introduce once again be catering a and taco food trucks, a battles will be honored each other and enjoying about volunteering, don- new activities and oppor- dinner for survivors at photobooth, a scavenger with a silent lap and the the camaraderie.” ating, starting your own tunities for participants the Relay. Linda Dinoto, hunt for kids, and lots of lighting of the Luminaria. There are many ways team, or the event in gen- to enjoy throughout the the community develop- family fun. “The Luminaria cere- to get involved and partic- eral, visit www.relayfor- day and into the night. ment manager of the “We’ve really expand- monies are amazing,” ipate in Relay For Life life.org, or contact Linda Approximately 50 American Cancer Society, ed the event this year,” Dinoto said. “The dedica- year round. The American Dinoto at linda.dinot- teams will be circling the explained that she looks Dinoto said. “It’s the first tion that they show to the Cancer Society is always [email protected], or 603-548- Pinkerton track in this forward to seeing this cel- year the event will not go celebration of survivors looking for new planning 2804. ◆ ◆ Reeds Ferry Looking to Expand, Revamp Operations MIKE BYERLY are to gain outdoor stor- and keep more truck traf- LONDONDERRY TIMES that it would be spelled out type of housing. She boomers are buying them ————––––––————–◆ age space to display fic off Tracy Lane. on the final site plan. Sypek asked the Board if they now, but there may not be eeds Ferry Sheds sheds. Part of that in- On the 7 Tracy Lane also asked whether sheds wanted the planning enough people in the next came to a recent volves moving parts of parcel, eighteen truck stor- would still be displayed on department to look at the generation to buy them RPlanning Board meet- manufacturing into 5 Tracy age parking spaces would the property across Rt. 102 topic. A couple of Board which would end up caus- ing to share their conceptu- Lane to free up space at 3 be created in the current that is also owned by members shared that ing a glut. al plan for an expansion of Tracy Lane. The plan also parking area. There would Reeds Ferry. Carleton said they had also heard from Rugg and other mem- their operation on Tracy calls for parking and traffic be twelve employee park- that those sheds are fin- residents on this topic. bers also shared that resi- Lane. Reeds Ferry has flow improvements. ing spaces, but overall the ished inventory sheds built Chairman Art Rugg dents who may want to been operating out of 3 Reeds Ferry plans to number of parking spots for specific customers that expressed that the high downsize to 55+ housing Tracy Lane. In April they expand the 10,000 sq. ft. would be less than were at are stored there until they housing density allowed in are finding the units cur- purchased 5 Tracy Lane building that housed NEGTC which had a need are delivered. That would this type of development rently being built to be from MaryTim LLC for NEGTC. In the early 2000s, for lots of parking. continue to be the case seemed like a problem. He too expensive. In the end, $1.55M. 5 Tracy Lane is the town approved a 2000 Reeds Ferry does not going forward. was also concerned that the board gave Mailloux the former site of New Eng- sq. ft. expansion of the anticipate asking for any Reeds Ferry is hoping the volume of 55+ housing the go ahead to research land Gymnastics Training building. NEGTC never major waivers, but they to submit the full site plan units could be a long-term the topic and bring infor- Center (NEGTC). In 2017, executed the expansion, may ask for relief from and come for approval in problem because baby mation back to the board. Reeds Ferry purchased 7 but Reeds Ferry intends to some interior landscaping the next two months with Tracy Lane. The London- do so as part of their plan. requirements in parking a goal to complete con- derry-Hudson town line The applicant is also areas and between parcels struction this year. bisects the properties with looking to install drive- when they present the for- In other business, Town most of 3 and 5 Tracy Lane ways that would connect mal site plan for approval. Planner Colleen Mailloux in Londonderry and most all three parcels. With the Board Member Al brought up the topic of 55+ of 7 Tracy Lane in Hudson. shed walls and roofs built Sypek asked where plowed housing. She said that she VETERINARY HOSPITAL. LLC Jason Hill, Project Man- in different buildings, a snow would be stored. Hill had heard concerns from a ager from TF Morin and truck needs to visit each mentioned a few places few board members about Tim Carleton, a co-owner building to pick up all of that it might go and said the proliferation of this of Reeds Ferry, shared the parts of the shed. their plans to make use of Connecting the buildings the two additional proper- with a driveway would 33 Crystal Ave., ties. 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According to meeting. renewal is difficult for sea- to review proposed Ted their Monday seek because he was not Farrell, “Londonderry’s • The Council renewed sonal vendors, so a changes and provide feed- night, June 18 meeting one to seek the limelight. on the map because of the licenses of junkyards change was made to the back at or before the July with a proclamation hon- The proclamation estab- Andy Soucy.” S & S Metals and Murray’s ordinance to allow for a Town Council meeting. oring retiring Music Direc- lished Friday, June 22 as Soucy thanked the Auto Recycling after Code three month license. • Farrell brought up tor, Andy Soucy, for his Any Soucy Day in London- council and reassured Enforcement Officer The council voted in the house at 209 Rocking- long-time service to Lon- derry. residents that the music Richard Canuel presented favor of the change. ham Road. He believes donderry High School. Farrell noted Soucy’s department will be in that there had been no • Doug Smith, Finance that this was the site of major violations at either Director for the town the former Morrison ◆ ◆ location in the past year. shared that there would Junior High School about He said that there were be proposed updates to 60 years ago and that it Candidates File for Seats some minor issues, but the town’s financial man- may be the only former the businesses responded agement policy. schoolhouse in town not quickly to address then He recently provided currently serving as a res- as Londonderry State Reps when they arose. an updated draft to the idence. He asked the • Code Enforcement Council and used the other councilor to check he window of op- Baldasaro, David Lund- The upcoming pri- Officer Richard Canuel meeting to explain the it out as he may explore portunity to run for gren, Betsy McKinney, mary, on Sept. 11, will not attended the meeting for need for changes. The funding preservation of it Ta seat as a London- Sherman Packard and be contested since there a public hearing on an policy was adopted in in the next budget cycle. derry State Representa- Douglas Thomas. The were only seven candia- amendment to the town’s 2003 with the intent to • During liaison re- tive closed last Friday. new comers that signed dates for both the republi- Itinerant Vendors, Hawk- review it annually; howev- ports, Councilor Tom With seven seats avail- up were Thomas Dolan cans and the democrats. Dolan expressed his dis- able for District 5, a num- and Roger Fillo. Those filing for State may at the visual appear- ber of familiar faces are The town’s democrats Senate in Londonderry ance of the Blue Bird Self- looking to fill the State will have Kyle Foden, were Sharon Carson, run- Storage facility going up Representative seats. 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GABBY GUERARD “We will have a whole strength comparison.” LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ new generation of young Though, the biggest ccording to the U.S. adults who will develop game changer has been Department of nicotine addictions,” said the Juul. This cartridge- AHealth and Human Warnock. type device uses pods, and Services in the state of The market now offers is as small as a flash drive. New Hampshire, 9 per- devices of all shapes and According to its engineers, cent of high school stu- sizes, including vape pens, it was designed as the dents smoked cigarettes vape mods, cigars, and “iPhone of e-cigarettes.” in the last 30 days, com- pipes. Essentially, they While similar to other vap- pared to 25 percent of each have a mouthpiece, ing devices, the biggest dif- high school students who reservoir for the liquid, a ference is that Juuls are have used a vaping device heating element, and then not meant to be a cessa- in the last 30 days. It was a battery for recharging. tion device; they are this surprising statistic The liquid, known as e- intended as a replacement that caused Londonderry juice, contains a variety of for traditional cigarettes. From left, Laurie Warnock, OFC. Emily Dyer, Amity Small, Dr. Beth Sheridan, High School (LHS) and Lon- chemicals, including tob- “By the time that a new Dr. Brian O'Sullivan address the dangers of vaping. donderry Middle School acco. Although one must smoker has finished one physical repercussions, (LMS) to take action. be at least 18 to purchase, pod of a Juul, because it’s garding how discrete the as we learn more about vaping can also damage a The schools hosted the the products are all avail- such a high concentration, devices can be. Small the drugs and the prod- student’s academic future. Northern New England able online, providing they’ve effectively smoked reported that students ucts, and how our stu- “Possession of e-ciga- Poison Center (NNEPC) on access to minors. a pack of cigarettes, and have been caught in bath- dents are using them, to rette is the same as posses- Wednesday, June 16 at LHS Additionally, these are that kind of exposure is rooms, at lockers, and help them understand the sion of a regular cigarette: to address the dangers of not considered tobacco enough to stimulate addic- between periods. The short and long term rami- it’s a statutory offence if youth vaping in the com- products by the Bureau of tion,” explained Warnock. vapors are nearly odor- fications of their deci- you’re under 18 years old. If munity. Following a pres- Alcohol, Tobacco, Fire- The primary danger less, making them almost sions,” said Sutherland. you are caught with that entation by Laurie Warn- arms, and Explosives, nor among all vape products impossible to discover. “We’re going to be try- device, or any of the prod- ock, N.H. Education Coor- are they considered food is their effect on adoles- Although some flavors ing to make sure all of our ucts, you can be issued a dinator for the NNEPC, products by the Food and cents. For the purposes of can cause a faint fruity policies and suspension summons to court,” said Warnock joined a panel Drug Administration. This the brain, an adolescent scent, it is virtually syn- stuff adds up in the Life of Dyer. “If you’re ever arrest- discussion with Dr. Brian means that there is no has not completely devel- onymous with perfumes. a Lancer, and the wellness ed for drugs in any fashion, O’Sullivan, Professor of agency overseeing the safe- oped until ages 21 to 25. Both schools have and health classes will be you’re not eligible for any Pediatrics for the Geisel ty and the content of the “What we’ve discov- taken action, educating doing some work too,” kind of financial aid from the School of Medicine at Dart- substances and devices. ered is that when we staff as well as students said Small. government for college.” mouth College and Medical “Teddy bears have 17 introduce addictive sub- about the dangers Moving forward, LHS Both LHS and LMS Director of a Clinical standards that they have to stances or behaviors to through health and well- will host a Wednesday have been affected by stu- Research Unit at the Dart- meet for product safety. the adolescent brain ness classes. Currently, Wellness series for ele- dents vaping. Sutherland mouth-Hitchcock Medical Vape devices do not,” stat- when it’s still forming, it LMS relies on the aspect mentary, middle and high reported that there were Center, Dr. Beth Sheridan, ed Warnock. “Because can prime that brain for of having teams, and school parents, to cover 10 offences of vaping or Londonderry School Dis- there’s no standardization.” addictive behaviors later always encourages stu- different topics regarding having vape parapherna- trict Child Psychologist, O’Sullivan explained in life,” said Warnock. dents to report behaviors mental health. The series lia at LMS, while Small OFC. Emily Dyer, School that studies have revealed According to O’Sulli- to a trusted adult immedi- will begin in September, revealed that they sus- Resource Officer, Amity zinc, copper, tin, and lead van, those who vape can ately. LHS utilizes the meeting in room 221 on pend about three or four Small, LHS Assistant Princi- in these products, as well undergo immediate dam- house office system, the second Wednesday of kids per week at LHS. One pal, and David Sutherland, as nicotine in e-juices age, however kids don’t which also allows stu- the month. Events will be of the main issues was LMS Assistant Principal. labeled “zero nicotine.” feel it right away. That dents to tell a variety of posted on the LHS web- that the epidemic began Vaping originated with The devices can also facil- being said, early action can staff members about inci- site before the school right when the 2017-2018 electronic-cigarettes, as a itate the use of marijuana help to minimize impact. dents, while having their year begins. academic year started. safer cessation device for products, without the sig- “The longer you do it, privacy protected. The full video of the “This wasn’t anything traditional adult smokers, nature skunky smell. the more damage that “We are integrating event can be found on the on our radar last summer, because they do not cre- “Smoking leaf material you’re going to get,” he this now into the curricu- “Londonderry, NH High so we didn’t have a plan in ate the results of combus- has maybe 6 to 10 percent said. “Inflammation can lums, and we’ll continue School” YouTube channel. place of how we were going tion from burning tobac- THC, whereas resins and be reversed if you stop to refine how we do that to handle this,” said Small. co. Yet, for the two million concentrates can have 60 smoking, but if you reach “Prior to this, having a teenagers who had never to 80 percent THC,” she a point where it’s turned tobacco infraction was smoked and have begun added. “So the difference into cancer or where pretty much unheard of.” 603.425.5108 using vaping devices, the between a glass of water, there’s scar tissue, then At this point, vaping concern has reached epi- and a fifth of Jack Daniels, it’s not changeable.” 603-425-5109 has become a serious demic proportions. we’re talking that kind of In additional to the OPEN: Mon-Thurs. 11:30 - 9:30 p.m. concern, specifically re- Fri-Sat. 11:30 - 10:30 p.m. Sun. Noon-9:30 p.m. Huge Buyer Demand Rising interest rates and limited inventory make this the MAI TAI LADIES perfect time to sell your home. 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marked the 40th anniver- that 80 percent of the about a time during the Graduation sary of LHS opening its class are going onto high- last four years that Continued from page 1 doors, so the remainder of er education, as well as caused their hearts to ent welcomed and con- Parent’s address touched recognized the nine stu- skip a beat. She instruct- gratulated the families, upon the different genera- dents who will join the ed the class to take that friends, and teachers of tions, focusing primarily armed services to defend moment of passion, and the graduating class. on the class of 2018’s gen- the nation. use it as the foundation Parent described the eration z. He noted quali- The LHS top ten stu- for their futures. seniors as leaders and role ties such as being techno- dents were also recog- “You may not know models, who have been logically savvy, able to nized for their honors: where you’d like to be 20 respectful, passionate, communicate and access Carolyn Hill - tenth hon- years from now, but with inspirational, and charis- information through a ors, Meghan McCudden - your passion, at least you matic. Joining the class in number of platforms ninth honors, Andrew Liu - have a place to start,” she their journey beyond LHS including social media. eighth honors, Joseph said. “Spend the rest of are eight teachers who are Parent also broke Hernandez - seventh hon- your lives chasing and retiring. Of the eight, band down the class of nearly ors, Carina Pento - sixth pursuing what you are director Andy Soucy is the 380 students with key sta- honors, Jacqueline Bau- passionate about.” only one who has spent tistics. There were 160 mann - fifth honors, As class president, over four decades at LHS, seniors named as N.H. Richard Chen - fourth hon- Cieslikowski followed and received a standing Scholars, 26 named as ors, Jeffrey Cieslikowski - with a speech addressing ovation from the entire N.H. Scholar Athletes, and third honors, Caroline a handful of lessons that arena, marking his final 43 graduating with a Hayes - salutatorian, and the class learned togeth- performance. cumulative weighted GPA Heather Ricker - valedicto- er. Though, rather than The Graduation ceremony began with the national This school year of 4.0 or higher. He stated rian. focus on academic les- anthem, sung by LHS seniors Josie Collins, Ellen Ricker took to the podi- sons, he spoke of signa- Kester, and Nadia King. Photo by Chris Paul um with a smile, as she ture aspects of everyday learn from anyone.” coming months. OBITUARY delivered a candid speech life at LHS, earning quite a Following the conclu- After a performance Mark E. Vermillion focused around the impor- few laughs with his class- sion of his speech, Cies- by seniors Hernandez and likowski was joined on Brendan Schabhetl, the Mark E. Vermillion, Sr., of Londonder- tance of passion. mates. ry, passed away on Friday, May 4, 2018 “I’m the valedictorian, Cieslikowski thanked stage by his fellow class seniors crossed the stage at Parkland Medical Center. yes, but that’s a minute all the family members officers, including activi- to receive their diplomas. An honorably discharged veteran, detail. Before that, I am a and retirees for teaching ties coordinators Hernan- As members of the class Mark proudly served his country for friend, a peer, a member the class numerous les- dez and Luke Cava, prom exited the arena to seven years, earning rank of Captain. of Lancer Nation. Those sons throughout their chairs Baumann and Jil- embark on their futures, A dedicated husband, father, brother, and friend, are the things I am most four years of high school, lian Doris, historian Aidan the words of Parent’s Mark was a quiet pillar of strength for his family. Mark proud to call myself,” she and for all the guidance Crowley, secretary Shan- speech came full circle: will be best remembered for his love of family. said. “Today I will be along the way. He then non Fraser, treasurer Luke “I want to thank the Mark is survived by his beloved wife, Lynda; speaking casually and looked to the future, Wyman, and vice presi- Londonderry class of daughter, Jennifer of Weare; two sons, Mark E. II and authentically about all of dent Pento. Together, 2018. You are young men James, both of Concord; sister, Julia of VA; brother, encouraging the class to they presented the class and women, who will con- Eric and his wife Linda of CA; and extended family you, because you all are branch out and make the and friends. my passion, and if I’ve most of new learning gift, which is a digital sign tinue to define your gen- Arrangements: His Wake will be held in the Pha- learned anything in my 18 opportunities. to replace the current dis- eration the way you neuf Funeral Homes and Crematorium, 243 Hanover years of life, it’s that obli- “In high school, we play in front of LHS. The always have: as people of St., Manchester on Monday, June 25, from 10 a.m. - 12 gation is never enough of tend to arrange ourselves new sign will showcase substance, with a tremen- p.m. followed by a Celebration of Life at 12 p.m. Mark a reason to do something. into these cliques,” he student achievements dous capacity to do so will be laid to rest with military honors at the New There must be passion at said. “As we move to the and community events, much good in the world. Hampshire State Veterans Cemetery, 110 Daniel Web- the root of it all.” next phase of our lives, I allowing for instanta- We wish you all the best ster Hwy, Boscawen, on June 25 at 2 p.m. To view Ricker proceeded to challenge you to look past neous updates in the of luck and remember, Mark’s Online Tribute, send condolences to the fami- ask her classmates to these social barriers. You event of an emergency. 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◆ L ONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ JUNE 21, 2018 PAGE 11 ◆ ◆ LONDONDERRY SPORTS ◆ ◆ Player of the Year Misiaszek Leads LHS Softball Honorees CHRIS PANTAZIS Another cousin Mike was Council." LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ a fleet-footed outfielder in Misiaszek's 2018 Lon- ased on Lauren the Lancer baseball pro- donderry High softball Misiaszek's pedi- gram before transferring teammates who also gar- Bgree, athleticism, to Trinity High in Man- nered Division I All-State work ethic, skills, and chester to be able to play honors were senior pitch- even her unflappable per- hockey prior to LHS er Ila Brown (First Team), sonality, there has long adopting that sport. And leadoff-hitter extraordi- been every reason to he was one very good naire and senior infielder believe that she'd be a hockey player. Cassidy Raza (Second candidate for Division I But perhaps most Team), junior shortstop Softball Player of the Year. importantly and directly, Alivia Proulx, and sopho- And the new London- Endicott College-bound more outfielder Gia derry High School gradu- Misiaszek is the daughter Komst (both Honorable ate claimed that presti- of former LHS standout Mention recipients). gious honor recently fol- football and baseball Coach MacDougall lowing a truly stellar sen- player Peter Misiaszek, was a little miffed at the ior season in which she for whom she played soft- All-State placements of helped her Lady Lancers ball for years. those latter three players. to within two victories of "This is her moment, I "Cassidy and Alivia the first state champi- had mine," said Peter. "All should have both been onship in program histo- I will say is that I could First Team, and Gia at ry. not be more proud of my least Second Team," he The highly-skilled sec- daughter. She is a great said. 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◆ PAGE 12 LONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ JUNE 21, 2018 Defender Bourque Ends Up Being the Lone LHS Lady Lax All-Stater

CHRIS PANTAZIS Bourque, who will move a junior on the Stonehill the New England-10 Con- LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ on to Stonehill College in women's lacrosse contin- ference. They have gradu- here was certainly Easton, Mass., and in gent next spring. ated six seniors from their no surprise that doing so continue a tradi- "Izzy has always had roster, four of whom saw Tstar senior defender tion of Londonderry High tremendous athletic abili- time on defense. Isabella "Izzy" Bourque sports standouts going to ty," said LHS coach As for the snubbing of was named a 2018 Divi- that Bay State school and Walden. "She is fast and offensive stalwart Derhak sion I Second-Team All- playing on athletic teams very strong. This season for 2018 all-state honors, State selection recently. there. she worked a great deal Walden was unable to fig- As a linchpin and a leader Record-setting LHS on her help-defense. She ure out why a standout on the Lady Lancers' multi-sport star Kayla has always been a tremen- senior who potted 45 defense, Bourque played Green attended Stonehill dous one-on-one defend- goals this spring - includ- a vital role for second- and became a college lax er, but this season her ing the 100th goal of her year coach Scott Walden All-American there and help-defense really fine career - would miss and his crew. then went on to do some improved. She helped the out on honors. What was a surprise, coaching at Southern New new defenders all year "I was very surprised however, was that LHS Hampshire University and long and it helped the that Catie did not receive senior attack and superb U-Mass Lowell following entire defense improve a an all-state selection," offensive weapon Catie graduation in 2013. And lot over the season. I said the coach. "She was a Derhak did not in fact gar- Bourque's former LHS lax know she will turn into a First-Team selection last ner all-state honors this teammate Jill McIntire - star at Stonehill next sea- year, and again this year spring after having anoth- perhaps best known to son." had an outstanding sea- er excellent campaign. Londonderry High sports The Stonehill Lady son with fantastic num- Londonderry High senior defensive linchpin Izzy Coach Walden had fans as a huge contributor Skyhawks went 8-9 for bers in both goals and Bourque ended up being the lone Lady Lancer very little trouble coming to the Lady Lancer gym- coach Katie Conover dur- assists." lacrosse all-stater this spring. Photo by Chris Paul up with superlatives nastics team's state title ing their 2018 campaign, Derhak is moving on to regarding 2018 all-stater several years ago - will be with a sub-par 5-8 mark in Southern NH University. ◆ ◆ LHS Junior Spiker Buttafuoco Gets All-State Recognition young squad was junior become an entity which Weare in early May. CHRIS PANTAZIS middle-hitter James went from having trouble Other Division I volley- LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ Buttafuoco. even winning games early ball coaches noticed he 2018 Londonder- And although the in the season to one Buttafuoco's qualities, ry High School Lancer squad had distinct which made opponents and as a result he recently Tboys' volleyball struggles throughout go a full five games to van- received All-State Honor- squad was facing all kinds their tough 2018 season - quish the locals. able Mention recognition of challenges coming into going 2-14 overall and The skilled veteran from them. its campaign this spring. missing out on a state helped his Lancers to vic- Buttafuoco, who also But one battle-tested vet- tournament berth - Butta- tories against Winnacun- plays basketball at Lon- eran upon whom new var- fuoco exhibited leader- net of Hampton in late donderry High, will enter sity coach Jon Buatti ship and considerable tal- April and the John Stark his senior season looking could truly rely on his ent in helping the team Regional squad from to play a vital role again in boys' volleyball next spring. The team only loses three players to gradua- tion and could bring back as many as nine, more Junior James Buttafuoco was a bright light for a battle-tested players for Londonderry High boys’ volleyball squad which had We Service all Makes and Models the 2019 campaign. a tough 2018 season. Photo by Chris Paul CALL TO SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY! Or Make Your Service Appointment Online For An Additional $5 Discount Betley Chevrolet Betley Chevrolet Certified Service Certified Service Cleaning Special N.H. State Inspection • Pressure Wash Exterior • Hand Wax $27.96 • Clean Wheels & Tires • Clean Windows Complete N.H. state inspection. Includes emissions Only $ testing.Pass or fail. Passenger cars and light duty 89.95 trucks only. Pricing could vary for some makes and models. Most vehicles. Expires 6/30/18 LT * Most Vehicles Expires 6/30/18 LT 5% Senior Citizens Discount Every Day! Every Time!* * max discount $30

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◆ L ONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ JUNE 21, 2018 PAGE 13 LHS Baseball Squad Has Four Players Receive All-State Recognition

CHRIS PANTAZIS LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ hile it's true that the 2018 London- Wderry High base- ball team had the compet- itive part of its season end with a heartbreak, in the wake of that loss the squad had four of its top players receive impres- sive recognition from the Division I coaches against whom they played so well. The Lancers recently had four of their players - junior Reece Manor and seniors Nate Sullivan, Ricky Perry, and Anthony Reese Manor was the LHS baseball Recently-graduated senior Nate Sullivan Ricky Perry was a vital cog for the LHS Pirolli - all collect 2018 all- squad’s lone First-Team All-State selection bagged Second-Team All-State honors for baseball squad at the plate and in the state honors as voted for the 2018 season. 2018. Photos by Chris Paul field and garnered 2018 all-state honors. upon by the D-I coaches. ing stalwart Anthony games of the regu- However, coach Demas dog.' He helped turn our who his fellow Lancers Reece Manor was Pirolli got third-team lar season in which Lon- utilized the chance to talk season around at the mid- affectionally refer to as named a First-Team All- recognition. donderry went 9-1. about the talents of his point by becoming a 'Rolli,' Demas said, "Anth- Stater thanks to his play in That fearsome four- There was every rea- four all-staters with true starter on the hill." ony had a rougher start to the field, on the pitcher's some played a vital role in son to believe that the gusto, and had every rea- As for Perry, who has the year, but really turned mound, and at the plate helping their LHS team fifth-seeded Lancers would son to be able to do so. been a versatile catalyst it on in the second half. for the 12-9 Lancers. overcome a frustrating 10 make big waves in the "Reece did it all for us for his team for years He is kind of goofy off the Pitcher/shortstop Nate games at the start of sea- state tournament as well, this year," said Demas. now, his coach said, mound, but on the mound Sullivan and standout out- son - where the Lancers but alas they were upset "He led the team in hitting "Ricky has been a three- he is all business." fielder Ricky Perry were went a lowly 3-7 - to pro- by the number 11 Keene and was one of the top year captain and an excel- Through much of base- both named second-team- duce nothing less than High Blackbirds in a 10-5 arms and defenders. He lent young man. Defen- ball history, many left- ers, and left-handed pitch- stellar play in the final 10 game at LHS in round one. was (subsequently) nam- sively, he was the leader handed pitchers have been ◆ ◆ ed a captain for the 2019 in the outfield, and referred to as "quirky" or season." nobody works harder at "eccentric," but Pirolli got EES Crew Has Win Push it Into Of Sullivan, the long- their craft than what plenty of winning accom- time Lancer coach stated, Ricky has demonstrated plished on the pitcher's "Nate was the heart and over his time at LHS." mound and earned his First in 50-and-Over League soul of the team. He is the And regarding true teammates' praise and definition of the term 'dirt southpaw hurler Pirolli, respect in doing so. CHRIS PANTAZIS the evening of Tuesday, their matching tallies of LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ June 12. six points, and the Birch he Efficient Energy By virtue of that suc- Tree Counseling Center Systems squad cess, the EES crew rose to contingent sat in fourth Wildcats Today... Tnotched a decisive the very top of the league overall at 2-4 with its col- and satisfying victory in standings thanks to its 4-1 lection of four points. And Lancers Tomorrow proving to be a real pain record and eight points. The Village Chiroprac- in the neck for The Village Second place was tors' crew was still look- The Londonderry High School Football program will be coaching Chiropractors' team in occupied by both Rocco's ing to hit its stride with its up future Lancers for three nights this summer. Londonderry 50-and-Over Pizza (3-2 record) and 1-4 record and two points st th Softball League play on Justin's Eagles (3-2) with on the young season. 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◆ PAGE 14 LONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ J UNE 21, 2018 Lancer Laxmen Have Four Athletes Garner D-I All-State Honors CHRIS PANTAZIS winter sports season. LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ In addition to their fter tallying a final- lacrosse all-state acco- four finish for first- lades, Andrews and Hicks Ayear coach Roger were selected to play on Sampson, the Londonder- the New Hampshire team ry High boys' lacrosse of select seniors who will team recently had four of battle a team of Vermont its standouts recognized seniors in the 26th Annual by the Division I coaches Byrne Cup Match at the against whom they played University of Vermont this so well with all-state coming Saturday. recognition. All four men played The Lancers had sen- extremely important roles iors Nate Andrews (a mid- in helping to push their fielder) and Corey Hicks Lancers to an 11-7 regular (a defender) collect Sec- season record and the ond-Team All-State recog- fifth seed in the Division I nition along with their tournament. sophomore teammate Jeff Sampson's squad then Wiedenfeld (also a mid- upset the fourth-ranked die), while junior attack- Bedford High Bulldogs in man Anthony Federico a come-backing upset, got All-State Honorable quarterfinal-round victo- Senior LHS laxman Nate Andrews followed up a Defensive stalwart Corey Hicks completed his Lon- Mention recognition. ry in Bedford which had fine ice hockey season with an all-state lax one. donderry High career with all-state honors. Both Andrews and folks in New Hampshire Federico also produced high school sports circles goals in that battle. dashed by the undefeated Bishop Guertin High second-ranked Pinkerton plenty for the LHS ice talking for weeks. Londonderry had its and top-seeded defending School, but those Cardi- Astros in the D-I champi- hockey team during the Andrews potted three own 2018 title aspirations state champions from nals were upended by the onship match.

◆ ◆ Londonderry, Pinkerton Field Hockey Stars Team Up vs. Vermonters

CHRIS PANTAZIS ton Academy athletes This Friday night, June Hockey Coaches Associa- annual all-star series. shire and Vermont have LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ working together can do 22, it'll happen again in an tion Twin-State Game The New Hampshire been playing in Twin-State ne need look no great things. annual field hockey match against a crew of Green side collected a truly matches since 1984 when further than what That title-winning team in Vermont which will fea- Mountain high school pleasing 4-1 victory over the Granite State played Othe Merrimack Col- included three former ture two former London- stars at the University of its Vermont rival in the host to the inaugural lege men's lacrosse team Londonderry High Lan- derry High Lady Lancers Vermont. 2017 battle, which was match and dropped a accomplished recently in cers and two Pinkerton teamed up with two Newly-graduated Lon- played in the Granite tight, 1-0 decision. collecting the Division II Academy Astros who Pinkerton Lady Astros on donderry High midfielder State. The Green Moun- The two states switch National Championship to worked side by side for the New Hampshire con- Maeve McPhail and de- tain state last picked up a off as hosts each June, know that Londonderry the same goals after being tingent in the 35th Annual fender Chase Vanini are win in overtime in the with the hosting site usu- High School and Pinker- opponents for years. New Hampshire Field working with teammates 2012 contest, and the ally being a college. and recent Pinkerton Granite Staters have built This year's New Hamp- grads Carly Young (mid- up their record in the shire contingent is being die) and Whitney O'Brien series to a dominant 22-9- co-coached by Kelli Bra- (defense) in aiming to 3. ley of Souhegan High help their Granite State The top, recently-grad- School of Amherst and group bag its sixth con- uated senior field hockey Jess Brown of Goffstown secutive victory in the players from New Hamp- High School. • Paving • Grading • Gravel • Fill OVER 40 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, Hours: FULLY INSURED • SHORT TERM Mon. - Fri. FINANCING AVAILABLE 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 72 Old Derry Rd., Hudson, NH 03051 603-882-0527 • www.tatebros.com

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◆ L ONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ J UNE 21, 2018 PAGE 15 Longtime LHS Softball Coach MacDougall Eyeing End of The Road CHRIS PANTAZIS in LHS softball history, tough Salem High Lady been thinking that Mac- LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ MacDougall is nearly Blue Devils. Dougall would come back t has been longtime ready to hang it up. Near- MacDougall's 2017 and for one more season next Londonderry High ly. 2018 contingents both spring to take another ISchool softball coach The retired London- had truly exceptional reg- crack at getting that ever- Wayne MacDougall's prac- derry High math teacher ular seasons, and they evasive first champi- tice over the last handful has been a high school looked all but unbeatable onship for the program. of years to get to the end softball coach for some 30 this spring in heading into But the coach himself has of a season, use a bit of years, beginning as varsi- the D-I tourney as the been thinking otherwise down time to decompress ty head man John number one seed with a since season’s end, and from what transpired, and Vaughn's junior varsity winning streak of 16 con- he may well have coached then make a definitive coach in 1988 and then secutive wins rolling. his final game as the decision on whether to taking over from Vaughn They hammered num- leader of the Londonder- return to the coaching as the varsity head coach ber-eight Exeter in the ry High softball program. post or not. in 1997. quarterfinals to bag con- "I'm undecided on Up to this spring of During his span of 21 secutive success number (returning) next year, but 2018, the answer Mac- years at the varsity helm, 17, but they put forth an it's highly unlikely," he Dougall always landed on MacDougall led his Lady entirely atypical perform- said. "I'm tired these days was 'yes.' But despite the Lancers to championship ance in falling to number- and would rather spend fact that his talented Lady games in 2001, 2007, and four Spaulding of more time in Florida in Lancers' squad fell just 2010, and in all three Rochester in the semifi- the spring. 80/20 not to Longtime LHS softball coach Wayne MacDougall, two wins short of the first- cases Londonderry faced nals. come back is my best esti- shown here with assistant coach Corrine Murphy, ever state championship and lost to the always- Some folks might have mate." may have coached his last high school game. ◆ ◆ Fun in the Sun: Benefits of Sunshine in Summer Months MELISSA BETH RUIZ The benefit of sunlight about when the sun comes LONDONDERRY TIMES by exposure to sunlight. person, but generally, chair sarily override the risks of ————––––––————–◆ that is best-known is its up and at rest after the sun Serotonin is normally pro- of the Department of Der- too much sun exposure, ith the days now ability to boost the body’s goes down. For this reason, duced during the day, and matology at Beth Israel the benefits of soaking up longer and hotter, supply of vitamin D. In melatonin, the hormone is converted into melatonin Deaconess Medical Center, the sun are real and can be Wprotecting skin most cases, deficiency of responsible for the body’s in darkness. Moderately Dr. Robert S. Stern suggests fun to partake in. Nutfield from harmful UV rays with the vitamin is actually circadian rhythm, is pro- high serotonin levels result the use of a sunscreen with Publishing still advises its sunscreen with an SPF of 50 caused by lack of sun expo- duced during dark hours in more positive moods a Sun Protection Factor of readers to adhere to all of or more can be helful. sure. According to the and stops upon exposure to and a calm yet focused out- at least 15 while out for an the necessary safety pre- While this is an sound prac- National Institute of Envi- daylight. The proper produc- look. extended period of time cautions when it comes to tice and should not be ronmental Health Science, tion of melatonin plays an UV rays also help to and wearing a hat and shirt prolonged sun exposure, stopped entirely, as it turns at least 1,000 different important role in countering increase blood levels of around midday as a middle and for individuals to ask out, it’s not all doom and genes governing virtually infection, inflammation, can- endorphins, chemicals ground when trying to take their doctors the best way gloom when it comes to a every tissue in the body are cer, and autoimmunity, and it which interact with the advantage of these health for them to go about taking ray of sunshine. now thought to be regulat- even helps to suppress skin receptors of the brain that advantages. in this natural health- The detriments of too ed by D3, including calcium damage caused by ultravio- reduce the perception of While they don’t neces- booster. much sun exposure are metabolism, neuromuscu- let radiation. pain, and trigger a positive serious, ranging from a sun- lar and immune system The production of sero- feeling in the body. burn to various forms of functioning. tonin, one of the hormones The best way to safely

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Control Air Show support- Summer Free Lunch ing the Wounded Warriors information, please call the program. Craft Time Program Project on Saturday, June 23 Children's Summer library at 432-1132. Paint your own wind Reading Program Games Night Sonshine Soup Kitchen, from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. (rain chimes on Thursday, July 26 Monday Thru Friday, 4:30 - date Sunday). Held at the The summer is here and On Thu. July 5 as part of Renew from 10 - 10:45 a.m., or 1 - 5:30 p.m. The Salvation Flying Tigers airfield ac- it's time to rock out with this the Leach Libraries Young Renew will be open Sat- 1:45 p.m., to paint your own Army Summer Free Lunch cessed behind the Total Air year's Summer Reading Pro- Adult Summer Reading Pro- urday, July 14, from 8 - 10:30 hot air balloon inspired Program For Kids June 26 to Supply building on B-Street gram! 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For The Londonderry Re- register voters on: July 18, Table, a joint project of Etz Children's Services page at: tory program full of scarf more information, please publican Committee is hold- from 6 - 7 p.m. To register to Hayim Synagogue (1-1/2 londonderrynh.org/Pages/L waving fun. During this call the library at 432-1132. ing a “Just Desserts” social vote, one must provide: Hood Road, Derry) and the ondonderryNH_LeachLi- energetic program, we will Book Discussion on Thursday, June 21, at the Proof of Londonderry resi- Derry Episcopal Church of brary/CS/children hear stories of parades big On Thu. July 26 as part Victory Baptist Church, 78 dency, Proof of citizenship the Transfiguration and small, discovery why a of the Leach Libraries Litchfield Road, Londonder- Leach Library Hours (passport, birth certificate, (“DECOFT”) (1 Hood Road, pig parade is a terrible idea, Young Adult Summer Read- ry. We will meet from 6:30 - Derry), are serving up two The Library hours for naturalization papers) and march in time to some ing Program for grades 6-12 8:30 p.m. No July meeting. free dinners in June. On the month of July are: Mon- Photo ID Applicants for reg- fabulous parade tunes. Reg- come and discuss “Call of We'll resume our monthly June 24, from 5 - 6:15 p.m., day - Thursday, 9 a.m. - 8 istration who possess proof istration is required and the Wild” by Jack London. meetings on August 16, Etz Hayim will be serving p.m., Friday - Saturday, 9 of identity, age, citizenship, begins the Thursday prior Join Buck in a journey of same time and place. ziti with cheese and sauce, a.m. - 5 p.m. The library will and domicile should bring to the program. For more survival as he learns what it fresh salad with corn and be closed on Wednesday, that proof when they come information, please call the means to be leader of the Win Tickets to Red Sox orange peppers, green July 4, in celebration of Inde- to register. Qualified appli- library at 432-1132. pack. The first sixty partici- vs. Yankees beans, garlic bread, and pendence Day. cants who do not possess pants to sign-up will receive Etz Hayim Synagogue is proof or who do not bring dessert, including ice Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear a paperback copy of the raffling off two front-row proof with them may regis- cream. The atmosphere is Adult Summer Reading On Tuesday, July 10 from book to keep. For more seat tickets to the Red Sox v. Program ter if they sign an affidavit always informal and friend- 10 - 10:30 a.m. come to the information, please call the Yankee game that will take ly, and the facilities are air Ninth annual Adult Sum- attesting to their qualifica- LLeach Library to hear sto- library at 432-1132. place on Friday, August 3, at conditioned. Meet up with mer Reading Program is in tions for identity, age, and ries of everyone's favorite 7:10 p.m. at Fenway Park. old friends, make new full swing and will continue Puppet Show citizenship. fuzzy friend. Patrons of all The cost of the raffle is $10 friends, and have a great until Friday, August 31. If Join Deborah Costine on ages are invited to an ener- for one raffle ticket; $50 for Media Camp meal. For more information you have already registered, Wednesday, July 11 from 11 getic half-hour program of six raffle tickets. Tickets The Londonderry on free meals in the Derry continue reading for a a.m. - noon for her Turtle's exciting stories, frolicking include admission to the Access Center's Beginner area, please go to chance to win prizes. If you Wetland Quest puppet show finger plays, and sensational Royal Rooters Club, a pri- Summer Media Camp is fast http://freemealsinderry.blog have not yet registered, at the Leach Library. Bland- songs. Each week, one lucky vate club for Red Sox sea- approaching! The camp will spot.com there is still plenty of time. patron will win a special raf- ing the turtle is in search of son ticket holders and home be held July 9-20 from 10 Adult library card-holders fle prize. No registration is a new, safe wetland home. A to original memorabilia. The a.m. - 2:30 p.m. This camp is Free Meals can stop by the Reference required for this drop-in road has been built between drawing will take place on open to students entering 5- Desk to sign up. 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Spaghetti supper will be Room, family resource cen- Donations to the Etz Hayim Relay for Life fortunate woman and peo- Around Town served from 5 - 6:30 p.m. at ter, in Derry. We are collect- Synagogue will allow us to ple in NH meets every 4th First Parish Congregational ing used books which would continue to offer these and American Cancer Soci- Thursday of the month 7 Continued from page 16 Church, 47 East Derry Road, be of interest to young fami- other programs, and are ety Participation in Relay p.m. at Londonderry Pres- Please join us for free, East Derry. On June 24, July lies, both children and par- gratefully accepted. Thurs. For Life of Greater Derry- byterian Church at 128 family-friendly meals, 29, and August 26, Lunch ents. In the first two weeks Nights, at 7 p.m. Etz Hayim Londonderry to Help Attack Pillsbury Road, London- served in a relaxed atmos- will be served from 1:30 - of the drive, the LHS com- Synagogue, 1 1/2 Hood Road, Cancer From Every Angle is derry. If you have any phere. Meals are generally 2:30 p.m., at St. Jude Church munity (Lancer Nation) has Derry. For more information, calling on all community questions please call 781- held as posted below, but 435 Mammoth Road, Lon- donated over 700 books; we please contact: Stephen Sor- members to participate in 866-9976. may be rescheduled for hol- donderry. On July 21 and would like to get to 1000 eff, MD, at [email protected] the annual Relay For Life of idays. Please call the facility August 18, Dinner will be books donated, so we are or 603 895-6120. Greater Derry-Londonderry Walk with Me to check on holiday times. served from 5 - 6 p.m., at St extending the drive into on June 23, 2018 from noon - Are you losing or have We look forward to seeing Luke's United Methodist April. Collection areas are in Greater Manchester 10 p.m., at the Pinkerton lost someone? A child, a you! On July 8 and August Church, 63 East Broadway, the High School House Lyme Disease Support Academy Track. Be part of parent, a sibling or a friend? 12, dinner will be served Derry. Offices, Main Office, and Group the fight, and together we It can be a painful journey from 5 - 6:30 p.m., at Episco- Library. Our contact at the Hosted by David Hunter can beat our biggest rival. but you don’t have to walk pal Church of the Transfigu- Book Drive Upper Room is Janis Lilly this group meets on the American Cancer Society is it alone anymore. Just come ration, 1 Hood Road, Derry. The LHS Community ([email protected]). third Wednesday of every seeking volunteers to form “Walk With Me”. Meetings On June 24, July 15 and Service Club has been spon- month at 6:30 p.m. at the: teams and stand shoulder to are the 2nd and 4th Tues- August 19 dinner will be soring a book drive for the Continuing Education Bedford Presbyterian shoulder with us and cancer days of the month at 7 p.m., served from 5 - 6:15 p.m., at past two weeks. So far, over Program Church 4 Church Road Bed- patients and those support- at the Londonderry Presby- Etz Hayim Synagogue 1-1/2 700 books have been col- Programs are open to the ford. For more information ing them. To learn more terian Church, 128 Pillsbury Hood Road, Derry. On June lected. The books are being public at no charge, except call 660-3425 or email about Relay For Life, and Road, Londonderry. If you 29, July 27 and August 24 a donated to the Upper as otherwise indicated. [email protected] register a team, visit Relay- have any questions please ForLife.org/derryandlon- call 781-866-9976. donderrynh.com or on Face- ◆ ◆ book @GDLRelayforLife. Walking Together accident investigated on Suspicious trolled/Narcotic Drugs. A support group for 10:15 a.m. Lions Club Meeting Police Log Nashua Road near Young activity investigated at 1:25 a.m. Five officers widows and widowers Road. Manchester Boston Reg- respond to attempted sui- General Lions Club meets every 1st and 3rd Meetings are on the 2nd Continued from page 18 Disturbance in- ional Airport. cide and make arrest on Tuesday of the month at 7 6:40 p.m. and 4th Monday of the Domestic dis- Pinto Lane. Alan Gro- p.m., at the Manse at Lon- 8:17 p.m. vestigated on Chapparel 4:39 p.m. Peace restored month at 7 p.m., at Lions turbance investigated on Drive. after complaint on Judy chowski, 37, of London- donderry Presbyterian Hall, Mammoth Road. We Church, 128 Pillsbury Conifer Place. Person who Drive. derry charged with Viola- 7:22 p.m. are always welcoming new Road, Londonderry. When Disturbance tion of Protective Order; 9:29 p.m. overdosed transported to 8:28 p.m. Warrant served members to help support we meet, we walk together investigated at Fortin and hospital from O’Reilly and arrest made on Elijah and Resisting Arrest or our community, so stop in our journey of grief. No Sons, Inc on Mammoth Auto on Garden Lane. Hill Road. Angela Martin, Detention. to learn more. need to do it alone. If you Road. 8:40 p.m. Trespassing in- 51, of Londonderry charg- 2:14 a.m. Services ren- have any questions, please 10:16 p.m. Services ren- vestigated at abandoned ed with Criminal Tres- dered in response to dis- Lamplighters call 781-866-9976. dered for suspicious act- building on Bancroft Road. passing and Disorderly turbance reported on A womans group with the goal of helping less ivity on Rockingham Road 9:03 p.m. Assisted Lon- Conduct Hampshire Lane. near the Stumble Inn. donderry Fire Dept. with 11:15 p.m. Auto Theft 8:14 a.m. Assisted Lon- transport to hospital from investigated on Hall Road. donderry Fire Dept on Friday - June 15 Wallace Farm Apartments Fieldstone Drive. 12:44 a.m. Domestic dis- on Bridle Path. Sunday - June 17 2:20 p.m. Motor vehicle turbance investigated on 9:42 p.m. Suspicious act- 12:23 a.m. Motor vehicle accident investigated on Pinto Lane. ivity investigated on Tan- stop leads to two arrests Lantern Lane. 8:44 a.m. Criminal threat- ager Way. at McDonald’s on n 4:56 p.m. Motor vehicle ening investigated on 10:58 p.m. Services ren- Nashua Road. Three offi- accident results in arrest Conifer Place. dered in keeping the cers respond and charge on Young and Cross 9:27 a.m. Disturbance in- peace on Pinto Lane. Justin Macero, 41, of Lon- Roads. Four officers vestigated at Sleep Inn on donderry with Disobeying charge Shawn Ganley, 37, Perkins Road. Saturday - June 16 an Officer and Driving of Nashua with Driving 2:08 p.m. Motor vehicle 5:20 a.m. Assist London- After Revocation or Sus- Under the Influence of accident investigated at derry Fire Dept. with pension. Cody Haycock, Drugs or Liquor and Pos- Auto Auction of New Eng- structure fire on Hovey 22, of Rochester is charg- session of Controlled/Nar- land, Inc. on Action Blvd. Road. ed with Possession of Con- cotic Drugs. 4:19 p.m. Motor vehicle Boy Scout Yard Sale Puppies for Sale Boy Scott Troop 163 will hold its annual yard sale on Beautiful 7-week-old AKC Saturday and Sunday, June 23 and 24 Australian Shepherd pups for sale. at Murphy Drive and Route 102/Raymond Rd., Chester Intelligent, cuddly, lovable! (near Chester Academy) Blue Merle's and Black Tri's. Sale starts at 8 a.m., under the Big Top Yellow and White Tent. Prices vary, serious inquires only please! Donations will be accepted until day of sale, please visit Face- Call or text Sue at 603-845-8982 book.com/ChesterTroop163 or call 603-836-5979. Leave a or call 508-596-3034 if interested. message, & I will return your call.