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ALEX GUITTARR nications have broken down mont School District v. NUTFIELD NEWS as of late between the two Governor of New Hamp- ——◆—––– sides, with the council sug- shire case of the 1980s and Derry residents are well gesting that a binding refer- 1990s, which is the main aware of the high tax rate endum in the near future to basis of the funding issue currently plaguing the force the issue. However, Derry currently faces. town, with the total tax rate this does not exactly delve Claremont sued the state set at $28.86 and the largest into why the school tax rate because it was unable to portion being the school tax has become so high as of properly fund its schools rate at $17.14. late. In order to help edu- based on local property Over the last few cate the public on the taxes. Although the state months, there have been source of this issue, Gilbert agreed to contribute 8 per- numerous efforts to aid in H. Hood Middle School cent to cost of education to lessening the tax rate, from will be hosting a presenta- a fund for poor districts, the a non-binding referendum tion on Aug. 20 at 6:30 p.m. promise was never fully that would make the Derry that will delve deeper into funded and forced the law- School District a depart- the issue. suit to be revisited, eventu- ment of the town, to contin- Conducting the presen- ally leading to the state uous efforts to bring the tation will be Executive Supreme Court ruling in Town Council and School Councilor Andru Volinksy favor of Claremont. How- Board together in order to and Attorney John Tobin. ever, within the last 10 discuss a solution. Both individuals served as years, there have been sev- Unfortunately, commu- representatives in the Clare- continued on page 3 Derry Police Warn Residents About Rise of Phone Scams

ALEX GUITTARR needed bail money. Soon identify any suspicious NUTFIELD NEWS enough, said victim ended details surrounding the ——◆—––– up losing $1300. Thomas message. For example, the Phone scams are on the himself has actually been IRS cannot threaten to have Irish film producer Jane Veitch and videographer Matthew Gold interview rise again, with thiefs using known to receive as many you arrested for unpaid James Scammon, at the First Parish Church Meetinghouse on Friday, Aug. 10. more and more advanced as five scam calls per day. taxes over the phone. You Scammon is a local genealogist and a descendant of the Cochran and Wilson methods to steal from “It’s just another way of might also be announced to families, some of the original settlers of Nutfield. Photo by Chris Paul unsuspecting victims over getting to people”, Thomas be the winner of a lottery, the phone. Derry is no dif- noted. despite not even entering ferent than any other town According to Thomas, into one. Furthermore, in in the country in this, and is the scams, which can dis- case the scam is coming Irish Film Crew Visits Area just as susceptible to these guise themselves as han- from an actual person attacks. In order to make dling anything from taxes instead of a machine, be To Film Historic Roots sure that residents are aware and student loans to credit sure to ask them for their of the nature of these card balances, typically use information. Most likely, ALEX GUITTARR to this portion of NH; the area has been scams, Captain Vernon a robotic female voice and they will give up and move NUTFIELD NEWS witness to not only plenty of amazing Thomas of the Derry Police utilize a spoof phone num- on to another phone num- ——◆—––– moments within its vicinity; but also Department has been issu- ber. This can be one similar ber. Nutfield is the original name for the birth and growth of the United ing a number of warnings in to either an IRS phone “As soon as they tell you group of towns we now call Derry, Lon- States. It is not just Americans who find order to help others stay number or a local number. they have an offer”, just donderry, and Windham. This area is value in this history. Plenty of Irish cit- one step ahead of scam- They also typically provide hang up”, Thomas stated. rich with history stemming from its izens also find value in Nutfield’s, and mers. This comes in light of fake call back numbers to Unfortunately, it is almost 300 year life span. Ever since New England’s, connection to this sec- a recent scam attack that throw victims off their trail. impossible to track where 1719 when Reverend James MacGregor tion of Europe. A producer and videog- tricked one local woman In the event that you were scammers call from unless brought a group of Scottish-Irish settlers continued on page 5 into thinking that her grand- to receive one of these scam they are local, as most can daughter was in jail and calls, the first thing to do is continued on page 7 Page 2 Nutfield News ¥ August 16, 2018 Derry Rotary Club Prepares For Annual Fundraising Auction ALEX GUITTARR bring in around $18,000 to NUTFIELD NEWS $20,000 to help fund the ◆ —— —––– chapter's various functions The Derry Rotary Club throughout the year. This has been going strong since alone can account for 1970. They have put togeth- roughly 40 percent of the er very popular events like $500,000 that the chapter veteran's cookouts and has managed to raise in the spaghetti dinners to help last 10 years. bring residents together. “It’s still a big event for Events like these come with us,” Wood noted. a price, which is where The event will be start- fundraisers come into play. ing at 9 a.m. with a yard One of their biggest is their sale format for a good annual auction, which is chunk of the items avail- looking to be even bigger able. The main the event this year. will kick off with the live According to Co-chairs auction at 9:30 a.m., when Bill Wood and Dave Hatch, Derry Police Cheif and Derry Roary Club member, Ed some of the more promi- Garone points out a bidder at last year’s auction. the latest auction is slated to nent items and packages take place on Aug. 25 in the will be made available. parking lot of Fireye Inc. on of Rotary events, for every the Rotary has been work- Amongst the selection of $100 spent at the auction, ing closely with groups like 3 Manchester Road and Art items will be ones both McLean will take his usual attendees can earn $10 the Boys & Girls Club, the used and new. With slightly worth of “Rotary Bucks”, Marion Gerrish Community position as the auctioneer. used furniture and brand The event has been which are essentially gift Center, The Upper Room new chainsaws and weed cards that can be used at Family Resource Center, Derry Rotary Club members will be working up quite a going on since the begin- whackers. There will also subsequent Rotary events. and VFW Post 1617 during sweat agian this year as they haul out hundreds of auc- ning of this chapter in 1970. be a series of themed item “There's something for their various events. As a tion items on Aug. 25 at FIREYE Inc. in Derry. They regularly offer rough- bundles being auctioned Photos by Chris Paul ly 300 to 400 items and everyone at this auction”, whole, Rotary International off. One is BBQ equipment, McLean stated. has been running since 1905, and other featuring back-to- “There’s something for with roughly 1.2 million school items. A car will everyone at this auction”, members all over the world. even be auctioned off. McLean stated. Following their motto of All Things Real Estate Attendees will have the On top of raising money “Service Above Self”, the chance to bid on a 2003 for the Rotary chapter, group is dedicated to aiding BMW 525i, black on black members also hope to con- communities whenever pos- PATRICIA PANCIOCCO with automatic transmis- tinue building their rela- sible. 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ALEX GUITTARR IOAD on Aug. 31, starting attended the vigil last year, NUTFIELD NEWS at 6 p.m. which Walsh considered a ——◆—––– Started last year by a success. The mothers hope The effects of the opioid group of mothers who had to make this year’s vigil crisis in New Hampshire all lost a son to overdoses; bigger than last year. In can still be felt by citizens Lisa Walsh, Cyndi Wood, addition to the candlelight from all walks of life. Not Lila Mazzola, and Susan vigil; the event will also only has the epidemic shat- Markievitz announced to feature Jerry Goncalo and tered lives and relation- the Town Council that they Jim and Julia Gamache ships, but it has also taken would be holding the vigil serving as guest speakers. the lives of hundreds of to give those who have also They are from the Journey people, including 437 in lost a loved one to drug of Hope program in Lon- 2016 alone. The families overdoses a sense of hope donderry. The program and friends of these victims in these trying times. offers an overdose grief still feel the pain from los- According to Walsh, group. There will also be ing them to drug overdoses. “She had noticed that tables that advertise re- These individuals come although the IOAD had sources for those still-griev- together every year around proven to be immensely ing, training on the use of this time for the Interna- popular throughout the the emergency treatment tional Overdose Awareness country, New Hampshire drug Narcan, a slideshow Day (IOAD). Held since was another story”. “There featuring pictures and the Last year, on International Overdose Awareness Day, a vigil was held at MacGregor 2012, it was created by the really wasn’t much for dates of birth and death of Park for family members who had lost their lives due to drug overdose. File photo non-profit public health International Awareness victims, and potentially kick off National Recovery brate the people who recov- mothers who helped to put organization Australian Day in New Hampshire,” even a visit from Chris Month in September. er. The organizers also hope it together. Walsh noted Pingtonen Institute to help Walsh said. Sununu. The annual event is han- to eliminate the stigma sur- that, “Even when she and bring together those who To pay her respects to While the event helps dled by the Substance rounding overdose deaths; her husband were meeting have lost loved ones to her son Shane, who over- those close to the victims Abuse and Mental Health reminding the public that with complete strangers at overdoses. Derry is now yet dosed in 2016, Walsh come together in comfort Services Administration. It anyone can become an the vigil, they immediately another town that partici- worked with the other and support, it also has serves to increase aware- addict and their issues and feel connected with them pates in this effort, as Mac- mothers to put the event other objectives. It takes ness and understanding of death do not speak to the because of the circum- gregor Park will be holding together. place at the end of August, mental and substance use state of a victim’s family stances”. a candlelight vigil for the About 150 people which allows the IOAD to disorders; as well as cele- and friends. The event “It felt good to see that serves as a great source of our son was remembered”, funds through its local Above all else, the two sim- comfort for everyone Walsh stated. Education Funding property taxes”, Volinksy ply hope to educate the involved, including the continued from page 1 forced school districts like stated. public on the matter, as they eral cuts to this funding. 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And providing information about The “Your Right to Know.” That’s the field News. In all my many travels lishing trade deals with the doings of government at the local heart of what government is all about. As For experience, I have in New Hampshire, Maine other countries and the per- level is a job this newspaper continues to a citizen in a democracy, you have the 79 years as a native of and Vermont, I’ve seen the manent loss of revenue to take seriously. right to know how your government Derry. Before the Derry deserted boarded up store- U.S. companies and farm- A reminder that government business operates, and your elected officials have Police had patrol cars, when fronts of years past. ers. conducted in the open is at the heart of a the obligation, except in carefully spelled kids walked to school, and I wonder what folks democracy. If we don’t know what our out specific situations, to conduct their when we had no McDon- thought at the turn of the Trump has businesses officials are doing, we don’t have the infor- business in the open. ald’s or Shaw’s. century (1900) when their all over the world produc- mation to hold them accountable. And the Sure, it’s a lot easier for officials to Yes, Derry had a well- horse and buggy was forced ing his products. Trump more information we have, the better. discuss public business in private, which patronized Downtown back off the road by those infer- shirts have been made in Knowledge, as the saying goes, is they do, where negotiations and off-the- in the 40 - 50s but then 93 nal motor cars? China, Bangladesh, Hon- power. And that power is not something cuff comments and hypothetical situa- came to town. Yes, the 10 cent ice duras, and Vietnam. Some to be held close to the chest by politi- tions can be aired in a controlled atmos- The A&P, and First cream is gone also. So like of Trump’s suits came from cians; it belongs in the open, available to phere. But that’s not the way things are National Grocery stores and it or not so is Down Town Indonesia. His eyeglasses everyone, especially to those who put supposed to work. others left Broadway. Derry. are from China. Some fur- politicians in office and depend on them Discussion is to be done in public. It was that time when Ernest E. Benway niture emanates from for services, fair budgeting and just plain Being in public office isn’t supposed to large shopping centers Derry Turkey. Trump flags and listening to the will of the people. be easy, and it requires following the came on the scene with ———————— hats are made in China. The key, of course, is open access to rules, whether you like them or not, easy parking. For the most Many of the Trump meetings and records. We hear a lot sometime officials make up rules as they part the small stores could Two Faced President hotel products are manufac- about government transparency on the go along. Making it hard for the public to no longer compete. They tured overseas, include national level; it’s at least as important at find out what’s going on is playing loose would close and a new busi- As a Conservative Inde- pens, shampoo, body wash, the town and school level, where deci- with open government. ness would replace them pendent I agree with some moisturizers, shower caps, sions have more immediate impact on That’s why we report the details of and also fail. of Trump’s domestic poli- laundry bags, pet products our pocketbooks and our lives. what’s been discussed. Then it’s up to all More than once Derry cies, but Trump is two faced and bath towels from Open government means newspa- citizens to get involved and make sure (Derry Improvement Asso- concerning foreign trade. China. pers, if they’re doing their job, must act their voices are heard. ciation) would encourage President Trump Trump’s outsourcing is as watchdogs, asking the uncomfortable So in the midst of it all, we’re happy store owners to invest in harassed and threatened inconsistent with his attacks questions, getting the information, and to do our part to let the sun shine in all programs to put a new face Harley Davidson because on U.S. companies manu- providing it to their readers. This is very parts of town government. on the downtown. they are moving their for- facturing products overseas. My opinion (for what eign production overseas in He is two faced and does it’s worth), Downtown was response to the imposition not practice what he a time, an era, that for the of the Trump tariffs. He has preaches. I will not vote for most part is gone. Do cop’s railed against other U.S. him again. walk the beat (Broadway) companies who have Donald Moskowitz checking in with storeown- moved facilities to foreign Londonderry

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Irish Film Producer Jane Veitch and videographer Matthew Gold traveled throughout the area with local histori- an Paul Lindemann to capture the history of Nutfield for a documentary they were producing. Above, they speak with Derry Heritage Commission chairman Karen Blandford-Anderson Photos by Chris Paul

of the world,” Veitch noted. church, historical society noted that the history of interesting things along the MacGregor. Their trip to Film Crew On Friday, Aug. 10, the continued from page 1 and decendants of some of these settlers is not well way”, Veitch stated. Derry was to observe the crew headed over to Lon- the original settlers. They known back in her home Not surprisingly, this is town in a similar fashion to rapher from MacMillan donderry, where they inter- also traveled to Sandown, country. Through her visit, not the first time a European Veitch and Gold. The high- Media recently visited Derry viewed Londonderry His- where they where met by she hopes to change that and film crew visited Derry to light of their visit was the and Londonderry as part of a torical Society member Arlene Basset, who opened educate more people about explore its long and colorful Derry Public Library, where weeklong stay to delve into and Museum Curator, Ann the Sandown Meetinghouse the shared connections history. Earlier this year, a they met with a dozen other Nutfield’s relation to Ireland Chiampa. Chiampa gave for them to film. between these two portions crew from BBC Northern descendants of MacGregor and Scotland. the crew a tour of the his- The crew was amazed at of the world. This being her Ireland and Waddell Media living in or around Derry. Film Producer Jane toric buildings on the Mor- the original condition of first trip to Derry, Veitch not filmed part of a mini-series This provided opportunities Veitch and videographer rison House Museum much of the structure, and only enjoyed her time in the titled ‘Family Footsteps’ for both sides to share sto- Matthew Gold were accom- grounds and discussed Basset filled them in on town, but was also surprised which revolved around Alan ries and experiences with panied throughout their stay much of the Nutfield histo- some of the history sur- to see how many ways it and Ainsley Laughlin. They one another. by local historical expert ry through the perspective rounding the building. could be connected back to both had ancestral links with Paul Lindemann. They of Londonderry. With Nutfield’s 300th Ireland. She also took quite explored the numerous his- That afternoon, the birthday just around the cor- a liking to the history torically significant loca- group headed back to First ner, the significance of this observed in the Forest Hill Over 25 Years In Business tions in town. Starting at Parish Church where they region has become of world- Cemetery and Beaver Lake. 8:30 a.m. on Aug. 9 the three interviewed members of the wide importance. Veitch “We’re discovering lots of Auto & Truck Repair visited the First Parish 24 Hour Towing Services Church Meetinghouse, met Mon. - Fri. 8 - 5 p.m., Sat. 9 - 1 p.m. with Derry History Museum Curator Mark Mastromari- no, and visited a room dedi- cated to Nutfield’s Irish We Service all Makes and Models roots in the Derry Public CALL TO SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY! Library. After some lunch at Or Make Your Service Appointment Online For An Additional $5 Discount Maryann’s Diner, they went • Light and Heavy Duty Towing on to visit Forest Hill Ceme- Betley Chevrolet Betley Chevrolet • Auto Repairs on all makes and models tery before finishing off at Certified Service Certified Service Beaver Lake; which was the of Cars & Trucks site of MacGregor’s very Cleaning Special N.H. State Inspection • Fleet Accounts Welcome first sermon in Nutfield. • Pressure Wash Exterior • Hand Wax $ • Auto Glass Replacement According to Veitch, the • Clean Wheels & Tires • Clean Windows 27.96 footage they obtained is Complete N.H. state inspection. Includes emissions • Tire Replacement Only $ testing.Pass or fail. Passenger cars and light duty being developed into a docu- 89.95 trucks only. Pricing could vary for some makes and • State Inspections mentary for the Ulster- NN * Most Vehicles. Expires 8/30/18 NN models. Most vehicles. Expires 8/30/18 Scotts Agency that will Family Owned and Operated expand upon major Presby- 5% Senior Citizens Discount Every Day! Every Time!* * max discount $30 terian migrations. Their 5 Enterprise Dr., Londonderry journey also took them Lon- www.Betley.com t By-Pass 28 t Derry, NH 03038 Tel: 603-552-3303 Fax: 603-965-4402 donderry and Belfast, 50 North Main Street 1-866-248-1717 www.bauchmanstowing.com Maine. “We’re really hoping [email protected] to lift the profile on this part Service Hours t Mon.- Fri. 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. t Sat. 7 a.m. - Noon

Page 6 Nutfield News ¥ August 16, 2018 Reenactor Brings Queen Victoria Back to Life at Derry Public Library

ALEX GUITTARR Strathearn, and all three of workers noted how much to the death of her husband. humor when playing as her. NUTFIELD NEWS Edward’s elder brothers. Mummey resembled Victo- However, one of the more “I try to make her human,” ——◆—––– The Victorian era was ria. Ironically enough, Lin- interesting elements is how Mummey stated. Through- Sally Mummey, Histori- marked by significant coln and the Queen also she handled Britain’s role out her 8 years reenacting cal reenactor, will hold a industrial, political, scien- shared a number of connec- in the American Civil War. the life of Queen Victoria, presentation at the Derry tific, and military changes, tions. They wrote to one During its four year life Mummey loves to speak Public Library on Sept. 26 while Victoria maintained another during the Ameri- span, the Confederacy with her audiences and see about the famous ruler, significant popularity can Civil War and they both attempted to gain legitima- their reactions to her act. Queen Victoria, by dressing throughout her reign. reacted to the deaths of cy through recognition One older woman she met as the queen and imitating Despite her significance, their husbands in like ways. from European countries; claimed to be a nurse for her speech patterns and not many Americans are Because of these similari- namely through the United Winston Churchill. Just as mannerisms. well versed in her historic ties, Mummey took it upon Kingdom because of their important to her; however, Queen Victoria, a mem- impact. herself to try and recreate Sally Mummey will play reliance on the Confedera- is her husband Paul Raffer- ber of the House of Hanover Mummey did not Victoria, feeling that her Queen Victoriaat DPL. cy’s cotton. There was also ello. He assists her in get- who served as Queen of the always play the role of time as Lincoln was excel- the Trent Affair, during ting dressed before per- United Kingdom for 63 Queen Victoria. She spent lent training for this new Victoria’s outfits that she Captain Charles Wilkes formances, and he also years and 7 months, was the two of her roughly three undertaking. “I feel that I’m has recreated and worn for attack on a Royal Mail Ship portrays her royal guard to symbol of the Victorian era decades as a historical reen- a living history book”, audiences. Her act also from the United Kingdom’s aid her in performances. of her country. Victoria actor playing as Mary Todd Mummey noted. delves into many notewor- Navy, nearly starting a new “Without him, I couldn’t do managed to inherit the Lincoln, the wife of Presi- The actual performance thy moments of Victoria’s war between them and what this”, Mummey said. The throne at the age of 18 in dent Lincoln, during Civil is two-fold; Mummey has life and reign as Queen. remained of the United performance will be from 1837, after the deaths of War reenactments. Howev- dedicated herself to perfect- Mummey goes into how States. Above all else, 6:30 - 8 p.m. on Wednes- King George III, Prince er; after playing that role ing her British accent and Victoria ascended to the Mummey wants to capture day, Sept. 26. To register: Edward, Duke of Kent and for so long, several co- nailing down the details of throne and how she reacted Victoria’s emotions and visit [email protected]. Incoming Freshmen Get Taste of Pinkerton During Freshmen Field Day

ALEX GUITTARR for themselves. Unfortu- as get to know the hun- event had to manage start, and take part in sev- only does having an initial NUTFIELD NEWS nately, the jump from mid- dreds of other students between 600 to 700 new eral team building activi- exposure to the school in a ——◆—––– dle school into high school who are preparing for life students from Derry, Can- ties with the help of fun environment help ease Every year, thousands can be rather overwhelm- in a brand new school as dia, Hooksett, Chester, Adventurelore, a summer them into the new campus, of students either begin or ing for most freshmen, well. Auburn, and Hampstead. camp based out of but they are also able to continue their journey especially considering the Associate Dean of “It is very much a Danville. Throughout the meet with older students through high school at size of Pinkerton. For that Freshman, Suzanne Trice, group effort. I am certainly day, Trice could tell that throughout the day, giving Pinkerton Academy. The reason, Pinkerton annually was one of Pinkerton’s very appreciative of all the the students were having a the freshman a sense of massive school provides hosts a Freshman Field staff to help organize the willing hands to help”, fantastic time, despite the what to expect in the years students with plenty of Day to help these new stu- latest field day on Aug. 7 Trice stated. heat. She especially to come. amazing opportunities for dents acclimate to their and has been helping to But while it was the enjoyed seeing how the “I think a lot of students them to make great futures new surroundings, as well organize the event for the students’ first taste of high students went from being are nervous about not only last 7 years, which includes school, Trice emphasized students from Derry, Can- coming to high school but plenty of planning with that the day was to be more dia, or wherever else they also particularly to Pinker- teacher volunteers, Student about having fun than came from, to students of ton because of the size.I It’s YOUR car, Council Class Officers, working. Aside from get- Pinkerton, quickly making think this day, along with food services, the Alumni ting their student IDs and friends for the next four Freshman Orientation, YOUR choice of repair shops. Department, and just about taking a tour of the cam- years in the process. 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Orig- tory of astronomy and its While the exploration of inally the Concord Astrono- practices, as well as the Earth has long been a fasci- my Club which started back technology used to explore nation for mankind, analyz- in 1976, the society serves the stars. Showcasing the ing and understanding the as a volunteer-based, non- variety of people interested cosmos has occupied our profit group that regularly in the study of the starts, the species’ mind for just as holds public observing ses- presentation attracted long. Staring down at us sions, demonstrations, everyone from the elderly every cloudless night, the astronomical slide shows, to a large number of chil- endless amount of stars, and discussions and talks dren, who were more than planets, and other celestial about the subject. Member- inquisitive about what lies phenomena still manage to ship is open to anyone with out in space. The following escape our grasp physically. an interest in astronomy. night, members of the That has not stopped people The group regularly holds NHAS and roughly 20 from viewing them from monthly public events at the attendees arrived at Broad- afar, with or without the McAuliffe-Shepard Dis- view Farm off of Young help of telescopes. Civiliza- covery Center in Concord, Road to view the stars on tions as early as described as “Skywatches”. what was thankfully a clear, Resident interested in the mysteries of the night sky gathered at Broadview Farm Mesopotamia, Greece and “The main goal of the albeit muggy, night. The to observe the planets and stars. Egypt also took to observ- group is outreach and edu- land itself was originally a ing them. cation”, NHAS Secretary working dairy farm. Once New Hampshire also has Paul Winalski noted. the owner had passed away, for open space preservation. er equipment. This is why event. 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Page 8 Nutfield News ¥ August 16, 2018 Aviation Museum Hosts Annual Fly-In Day with Free Rides

The Aviation Museum of New Hampshire, in Londonderry hosted an Aircraft Fly-In Day at the museum on Saturday, Aug. 11, that featured free flights to kids ages 8-17 with the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) Young Eagles. Pilots from throughout New Hampshire flew in a to display a variety of home- built and vintage aviation aircraft at the museum. In addition to displaying the homebuilts, there were several vintage aircraft. There were also many aviation activities throughout the day including demonstrations of aircraft fabric covering, sheet metal riveting, conversations with the aircraft pilots, and tours of the Muse- um’s exhibits. Activities for children included a kids’ aircraft wing rib building project and paper airplane building. Photos by Chris Paul

Nutfield News ¥ August 16, 2018 Page 9 ◆ ◆ DERRY SP RTS ◆ ◆ Londonderry High Produces Fine Coaches, Some at Pinkerton

CHRIS PANTAZIS of former Londonderry ed coaches back then. They NUTFIELD NEWS High student-athlete and were truly invested in the ——◆—––– varsity football coach Jon program, and I think you The Londonderry High Rich to the Pinkerton varsi- model yourself after the School Class of 1983 pro- ty football coaching staff coaches you had." duced no less than three and a physical education Daziel, who played his coaches who later went on and health teaching job, entire LHS lax career for to lead New Hampshire there are now six former New Hampshire high Division I high school LHS student-athletes serv- school legend Tom Sawyer sports teams to multiple ing as head or assistant before moving on to a fine state championships. And coaches at Londonderry's lacrosse career for coach two of the three did so as rival school. Don Emerson at New coaches at rival Pinkerton Along with Boles, Rob Daziel Kristen Abbott Kerry Boles England College in Academy. Daziel, and LHS Class of Henniker, became the LHS '83 graduates 1998 grad Rich, there are special education case man- Lean - a PA graduate who coaches Daziel, Boles, and Pinkerton varsity girls' Kerry Boles and Rob Pinkerton varsity baseball ager and teacher at PA, last coached a varsity sport Abbott felt that the develop- lacrosse coach in 2012 and Daziel have coached coach Steve Campo (Class while Daziel works in at LHS in the early 1990's - ment and education they has led that program to no Pinkerton boys' soccer and of 2003), varsity softball administration for being one, and sub-varsity received from quality less than three state titles in girls' lacrosse contingents coach Kristen Abbott (Class Stonyfield Farm Yogurt in softball coach and English coaches and teachers at seven years. And he has had respectively for lengthy of 2005), and most recent Londonderry outside his teacher Corrine Murphy LHS were pivotal in getting at least one of his four spans and led both to multi- grad and assistant volley- coaching duties. being the other. them ready for their future daughters playing for him ple state crowns. The other ball and softball coach For whatever reason, the When asked about the roles at PA. in PA garb in each of those member of their graduating Megan Hersey-Evans. cases of folks going from transition and feelings Daziel, the first All- seven seasons. class - Tim Dudley - led the Hersey is a bit more being a student at Pinkerton about having gone from American lacrosse selection From the coaching Dover High girls' softball than a handful of years out to Londonderry on their being athletic stalwarts in in Londonderry High histo- standpoint, Daziel feels that squad to back-to-back state of LHS and a new history coaching roads is far more Lancer Nation to major ry back in the early 1980's, Pinkerton is truly a special titles several years ago. and psychology teacher at scant, with former Lon- positions at Pinkerton, said, "We had good, invest- continued on page 11 Back when Boles the academy. Campo is a donderry High varsity field became the head guy for the middle school teacher in hockey coach and longtime PA boys' soccer program Derry, and Abbott teaches physical education and during the 1990's it was of English at PA. Boles is a health teacher Ann Mac- passing interest to folks on both sides of the great rival- ry. A former Londonderry Try Our Tree Lancer athlete and graduate Ripened Peaches! making the move into both FARM STAND coaching and teaching at the rival school was of NOW some interest to some folks. OPEN But since then, well, the 280 Derry Road, Chester, NH 03036 Derry school has had quite a few former Lancers step Open 7 Days a Week, Now thru Oct. into teaching and high 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. coaching roles and enjoy considerable success. With the recent addition www.HazeltonOrchards.com Page 10 Nutfield News ¥ August 16, 2018 Former PA Baseball Stars Played in College Summer League

CHRIS PANTAZIS Pinkerton in the spring of ly-light batting average of Worcester and smacked tremendous 17-1 home mark Northeast Athletic Confer- NUTFIELD NEWS 2014 - had pitched in 15 .265 and struck out 20 of three hits in battles with for coach Will Sanborn. ence First-Team selection for ——◆—––– games for the Sharks to that them. those Bravehearts and the Shortstop Murphy hit at a the 2018 campaign. In the years since they point in the season - ranking His former Pinkerton Nashua Silver Knights as .336 clip in 40 games - with While Murphy's former built up impressive legacies fifth on that strong team - teammate Murphy played well. 39 starts - for his college fellow Pinkerton Astro as all-state baseball stars at with one start and 14 relief this summer for the North Murphy was also a key crew, leading the team in hits Gerossie has now graduated Pinkerton Academy, Connor appearances. The 6-foot-4, Shore Navigators' squad of player in his junior year at with 49 and stolen bases from the Maine school, the Donahue and Joey Murphy 220-pound righty had struck Lynn, Mass. - the town of his Saint Joe's in Standish, Me., with 30. He also finished talented infielder - who have gone on to still more out 18 would-be hitters in 20 birth - in the Futures League, this past spring, along with second to Gerossie in runs played a lot of second base success in college ball at 1/3 innings to that juncture and he was a strong force on his teammate and fellow scored (30) and third in total in the FCBL during the sum- schools in states which and compiled a 4.98 earned a weak team which went 20- Pinkerton grad Chris bases (59). mer - will be joined by 2018 neighbor New Hampshire. run average with no deci- 35 overall. But Murphy and Gerossie. The Derry resident - who Pinkerton All-State pitcher And University of sions. his teammates finished their That dynamic duo helped is majoring in business and and first baseman George Massachusetts at Amherst One of Donahue's campaign pretty strong, win- the Monks' squad to an sports management - wound Welch on the Monks' squad senior Donahue and Saint strongest performances for ning two of their last three excellent 29-13 record and a up being named a Great for Murphy senior's year. Joseph's College of Maine his FCBL squad was a four- games and going 4-3 in the senior Murphy both went a inning stint against the final seven. They showed step further this summer by Worcester Bravehearts in both their personal pride and Ex-Astro Gridders Making History testing their mettle in the which he allowed two earned intestinal fortitude by cap- Futures Collegiate Baseball runs and struck out three. ping off their campaign with League, going up against The big hurler and busi- a 2-1 edging of Nashua's at University of New England some of the top college base- ness major - who also played Silver Knights in Lynn on the Nor'Easter contingent went ball talent in the whole ice hockey at PA and was a evening of Sunday, Aug. 5. CHRIS PANTAZIS Coast football schedule. NUTFIELD NEWS 2-6, bagging historic victo- nation. member of coach Casey The skilled infielder - UNE will be at Nichols ——◆—––– ries over the junior varsity Pitcher Donahue played Kesselring's 2012 state cham- who was named a New College on Sept. 29, then The former Pinkerton squad from Norwich and the for the Martha's Vineyard pionship squad - also had a Hampshire all-stater multi- back at home against Curry Academy football stalwarts jayvees from Bates. Sharks' squad, which strong two-inning appearance ple times during his College on Oct. 6, home Pat Chamberlain and Dylan Now this autumn the clinched the first place regu- in a 12-1 thumping of the Pinkerton days before gradu- again with Endicott College Fischer made a bit of history UNE gridders will play their lar season title on Aug. 2 Seacoast Mavericks. ating in the spring of 2016 - on the 13th, at Western New last autumn when they got in first full-fledged varsity after leading the FCBL for Two-time New Hamp- appeared in 39 of those England University on the on the ground floor for the campaign starting with a the entire season. Their regu- shire high school all-state Navigators' games and bat- 20th, at home versus Salve very first season of Uni- 2018 season-opener at the lar season mark of 35-17 up baseball pick Donahue ted at a strong .299 clip with Regina University on Oct. versity of New England Coast Guard Academy in to that juncture rivaled that appeared in 14 games - all in 18 stolen bases, 12 runs bat- 27, and then at Becker football. New London, Ct. on of the 2013 season in which relief - as a junior for a 2018 ted in, and seven doubles. College on Nov. 3. The outside linebacker Thursday, Aug. 30. the Sharks won the FCBL U-Mass Amherst team Murphy raked 41 hits, The Nor'Easters are slat- Chamberlain and offensive The following Saturday championship. which struggled its way to a scored 21 times, and drew ed to conclude their first, lineman Fischer were team- (Sept. 8) Nor'Easter's coach The Hampstead resident 15-29 finish. The hurler some 19 walks. historic varsity season on mates on the first team field- Mike Lichten's crew will - who played ball at posted an 0-1 record with a The sure-handed and Nov. 10 with a non-confer- ed by that Biddeford, Maine play its first full-fledged var- Worcester (Mass.) Academy 5.84 ERA, but he held speedy Murphy drove in ence meeting of new varsity private college last fall after sity home game when it after graduating from opposing hitters to a relative- three runs in a win over programs as the Alvernia the duo played together at plays host to Husson University gridders from PA as well. University. Pennsylvania make the road That team - which also A third non-league date trip to Biddeford. included Chamberlain and will come on September 15 Junior Chamberlain - Fischer's former when UNE travels to Everett who is from Auburn - is a Londonderry High School Stadium in Virginia for a political science major at the rival Nick Scarfo at line- matchup with Hampden- Maine school. Sophomore backer - played what was Sydney College. Fischer - a Candia resident - termed a "pre-varsity sched- Following a bye week, is going for an athletic train- ule" which included a slate the Nor'easters get into their ing degree. of eight games. The new six-game Commonwealth Experienced CNC Set Up Operators Needed

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Nutfield News ¥ August 16, 2018 Page 11 Bernard Excels, GDTC Team First at Latest Grand Prix Event

CHRIS PANTAZIS with the Gate City bunch and runners participate that Manchester on Sept. 9 and GDTC crew were Derry Barrett. NUTFIELD NEWS wound up winning the damp day. the Children's Hospital at teenager Luke Brennan of The local running club ——◆—––– Epsom event, placing some Stepping into the Epsom Dartmouth (CHaD) Hero Derry in fourth place overall has a great many members The Greater Derry Track seven runners among the top race the Gate City squad sat Half Marathon over in (23:43), Ethan Desmarais of from local towns like Derry Club's 2018 New Hampshire 14 finishers with Hampstead in first place with 924 points, Hanover on Oct. 14. Chester in fifth place, and Londonderry as well as Grand Prix Race Series team resident and Pinkerton with Greater Derry second Bernard was the first Charlie Bemis of Derry in from as far away as Northern entered that series' most Academy teacher and coach with 641 and Upper Valley a woman across the finish line seventh, Nick Gregory of Massachusetts. Other area recent race - The Epsom Old Amy Bernard finishing first very close third with 624. So of the 154-participant Derry in eighth place, Rick folks who have contributed Home Days 4-Miler this past among the women. adding in the Epsom race Epsom event - and 14th Bernard from Hampstead in to the GDTC's strong 2018 Sunday, Aug. 12 - trailing GDTC had 31 runners results, the Gate City overall - with her finishing ninth, and Mike Dufour of Grand Prix efforts are Derry the tough Gate City Striders' take part in the Epsom event, Striders remained solidly in time of 26 minutes and 12 Londonderry in 11th place. residents Jim Peters, Maria crew of Nashua for first and that crew tallied 180 first with 1,085 points, seconds. Ladies' runner-up Also notching key points Checket, Caryn Pepin, Rich place by a pretty significant points to outdistance Gate Greater Derry was second Karen Long was nearly two for Greater Derry were DiSalvo, Andrew Fongemie, margin. City (161) and the much with 821, and Upper Valley minutes behind Bernard in Carolyn Morgenstern, Matt Jon Schmitz, Matt Lynch, But the proud and deter- smaller Upper Valley had fallen deeper into third 27:52. Persell, Genevieve Martin, Charles Morganson, Priscilla mined GDTC runners - who Running Club contingent with 681. Finishing a bit faster than Carmen Wenzel, and Camarda, and Pat Crothers, won the 2017 Grand Prix (57). The Nashua team con- The series' remaining ladies' champion Bernard Stephanie Collins of Derry, and Londonderry's Colum title - approached that race sisted of 27 runners while events are The Half-Way to and also scoring significant and Londonderry residents Creed and Mike Jean. like they were neck and neck Upper Valley only had 11 Saint Patrick's Day 5K in points for the victorious Breanne Piazik and Rob

we know the amazing rival- softball for longtime LHS Londonderry are the best coach at Salem High a coach, teacher, and person Coaches ry very well," he said. "It's mentor Wayne schools in the area. I think School for the last few - Jon Rich becomes the continued from page 9 by far the best rivalry in MacDougall, says she and Pinkerton is such a great years. most recent Londonderry New Hampshire and maybe MacDougall have both place to work because they His removal from the High grad to move into a place to coach. New England. And Pinker- looked forward to and had look for people who are head coaching post at LHS Pinkerton Academy coach- "I think Pinkerton is the ton took a chance on all of anxieties about their going to be invested in the after six years in that posi- ing post. O'Reilly stated to only school I would have us. I believe the Pinkerton LHS/PA varsity softball school and the programs. It tion was controversial, and members of the press after considered coaching at. The brass knows solid coaches contests since Abbott comes down to a question then-Pinkerton athetic his PA boys' lacrosse team school is run a little differ- and teachers regardless of became the leader of the of integrity." director Tim Powers and won the Division I state title ent, with coaches aloud to their secondary education Pinkerton softball program Former LHS head foot- coach O'Reilly attended one this past spring that the end coach," he said. and welcomes them. I have four years ago after she'd ball coach Rich assumes of the final hearings on of his coaching days are not Boles, who graduated been so happy and grateful been the Derry school's JV Pinkerton assistant coach- Rich's fate at a yet here, but they're com- from LHS with Daziel after at PA for 26 years, but will coach for the previous five ing duties - working largely Londonderry school board ing. So who, one wonders, starring in soccer and base- never forget the foundation years. with defensive linemen and meeting as a show of sup- might step into O'Reilly's ball - playing on the of my roots. Trust me "Wayne and I always running backs - under long- port but elected not to huge football coaching Lancers' 1983 Class I title- though, we take a lot of say that playing each other time PA head man Brian speak. shoes once he hangs up his winning hardball squad - has grief being Lancers. But we is both our best game and or O'Reilly this summer after Now, several years on - whistle? Another ex-Lancer been coaching boys' varsity love it." worst game of the season," serving as an assistant grid respected for his quaities as perhaps? soccer at PA for more than The head-to-head she said. "We want to beat 20 years and won some five matches, whether they be each other so badly, but we state titles. The Astros' varsi- normal regular season don't want to beat each PERSONAL INJURY LAW ty boys' soccer coach is also games or within Mack other." the only LHS grad who has Plaque, Ball Family, or The LHS grad and You don’t have to go to Boston or Manchester to get the best lawyer been inducted into the Beeman Trophy competi- Pinkerton softball coach MILLIONS RECOVERED FOR CLIENTS Pinkerton Hall of Fame. tions, are always special for said, "I think honestly what Auto Accidents, Drunk Driving Victims, Medical & Pharmacy Mistakes, Construction "We were prepared the former Lancer athetes happens is you have people Accidents, Motorcycle Injuries, Aviation Accidents, Other Accidents and Injuries incredibly well by Lon- and present PA coaches. who want to teach and donderry High, we love Softball coach Abbott, coach at the best schools in 4 Birch St. 89 Main St. teaching and coaching, and who played her high school the area, and Pinkerton and Law Offices of Derry, NH North Andover, MA (603) 437-2643 Andrew D. Myers www.attorney-myers.com (978) 691-5453 Taxes a Problem? Call Me!

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Children of all ages faeced off over the summer months during the annual Greater . Derry Track Club sponsored Summer Fun Runs. Photos by Chris Paul

CHRIS PANTAZIS with them. point of pride for everyone old girls' class, Eve Klok 11-year-old classes; Mich- and Bailey Yager of Derry NUTFIELD NEWS Champions in the vari- involved in the 2018 series - and Jonah Roberts of Derry aela Horan of Londonderry in the 12-year-old boys' ——◆—––– ous age divisions ended up which had some 520 chil- in the 10-year-old divisions, in the 12-year-old girls' class. All of the fun and festiv- collecting new backpacks to dren participate - was the Linsey Gregoire of Lon- class, and Nathan Pope from The Greater Derry Track ities of the final night of the use during the upcoming stellar total of 1,658 pounds donderry in the 11-year-old Londonderry wound up tak- Club and its 2018 fun run 43rd season of Greater 2018-19 school year, and of non-perishable food girls' class, and Amelia ing second in the 13-year- series received vital spon- Derry Track Club fun runs other top placers got the which was collected as reg- Hernandez of Derry in the old boys' class. sorship help from The took place at the London- chance to show off hand- istration fees from the par- 13-year-old girls' division. Overall third place fin- Granite State Health and derry High School track on some ribbons which they ticipants and then split Locals who snared sec- ishers from the local towns Fitness Foundation, The the steamy evening of received. between the food pantries at ond places included Josiah included girl nines Addison Derry Medical Center, Monday, Aug. 6. And youth- "Those were the final, the St. Jude Parish in Del Signore of Londonderry Doyle of Londonderry and Parkland Medical Center, ful runners from London- final results," said co-series Londonderry and St. in the boys' 9 category; Sara Camryn White from Derry Ford of Londonderry, derry and Derry in particular director Colleen Falardeau. Thomas Aquinas in Derry. Pearson and Elijah Roberts (tied), Leah Griffin and Jaya Nutfield Eye Associates, wound up being able to cel- "We issue the prizes the kids Locals who won their of Derry in the 10-year-old Kelly of Londonderry in a Green Sprouts, and The ebrate impressive top-three won before the races begin respective age group titles groupings; Lilliana Caw- tie among the girl 10's Derry Recreation Depart- finishes for the campaign on that final night." included Gemma Murray of thorn of Londonderry and (tied), Bryson Hooke of ment. and the swag which went A huge, sky-scraping Londonderry in the 9-year- Jacob Hall from Derry in the Derry among the boy 11's,

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We look forward to seeing you! on Wednesdays and Sundays Derry. Meet other parents On Aug. 19 dinner will be at 1 p.m. at the Taylor Public experiencing the same situa- COMMUNITY EVENTS served from 5 - 6:15 p.m., at Library. Space is limited so tions. No pre-registration is Etz Hayim Synagogue 1-1/2 called the library at 432-7186 required. There is no fee, and This section is meant to be used to announce free events to the communities. If your group or non-profit is Hood Road, Derry. On Aug. 24 to register or with questions. all topics can be discussed. receiving money for what they are publicizing, there will be a charge of $40.00/week per paper. All Around a Spaghetti supper will be Continuing Education Call 603-437-8477 with any Town/Calendar Items will be held to 100 words maximum; anything over will incur a charge of served from 5 - 6:30 p.m. at $40.00/week for up to another 50 words. All free announcements in the Around Town/Calendar section can Program questions. First Parish Congregational run a maximum of 3 weeks. Additionally: We will run the full versions of any calendar items online free Walking Together of charge at www.nutpub.net. Please send submissions to [email protected]. Church, 47 East Derry Road, Programs are open to the East Derry. On Aug. 26, Lunch public at no charge, except as A support group for wid- This event is our way to give the following paid training Garden Club will be served from 1:30 - 2:30 otherwise indicated. Dona- ows and widowers meets back to our community. Our sessions. Each position pays p.m., at St. Jude Church 435 tions to the Etz Hayim every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of The Sept. 7 meeting of the communities are hurting with an hourly rate of $10. Training Mammoth Road, Londonderry. Synagogue will allow us to the month at 7 p.m., at the Derry Garden Club will be held the tragedies of suicides, the Sessions (held at the Derry On Aug. 18, Dinner will be continue to offer these and Manse at Londonderry at The Derry Boys and Girls drug epidemic and increase in Municipal Center) Monday, other programs, and are grate- served from 5 - 6 p.m., at St Presbyterian Church, 128 Club, 40 Hampstead Road, in homeless poverty. This is a Aug. 20, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. fully accepted. Thurs. Nights, Luke's United Methodist Pillsbury Road, Londonderry. Derry beginning at 10 a.m. way to bring joy and hope. Assistant Moderator: Assist Church, 63 East Broadway, at 7 p.m. Etz Hayim Syna- When we meet, we walk Real Fallu, owner of Perennial This event is for all ages. Deputy Moderator or Derry; on Sept. 9, Dinner will gogue, 11/2 Hood Road, together our journey of grief. Design Landscaping, will pres- There will be free food (burg- Moderator as needed Greet, be served from 5 - 6:30 p.m. at Derry. For more information, No need to do it alone. If you ent a program on "Companions ers and hotdogs), drinks, direct, and assist voters and Episcopal Church of the please contact: Stephen have any questions, please call You Can Count On". There will snacks, snow cones, and cot- take photo ID as needed Transfiguration 1 Hood Road, Soreff, MD, at soreffs- 781-866-9976. be perennials for sale as well ton candy, Fun Kid Activities: Monitor ballot box Process Derry; on Sept. 23, Breakfast [email protected] or 603 895-6120. and banjo music, provided by Bungee Trampoline, Rock absentee ballots Assist with will be served at 9 a.m., at Etz Greater Manchester Lyme Lamplighters Mr Fallu. It is also the 83rd Climbing Wall, Inflatable vote count and securing elec- Hayim Synagogue, 1-1/2 Hood Disease Support Group Birthday meeting and we will Games, Kids Crafts and Face tion materials.Assistant Town Road, Derry; on Sept. 28, a A womans group with the honor past presidents. A lunch- Painting! Christian Music, Clerk: Assist Town Clerk as Spaghetti supper will be served Hosted by David Hunter goal of helping less fortunate eon will be provided. New Testimonies, Door Prizes & needed Keep record of ballots from 5 - 6:30 p.m., at First this group meets on the third woman and people in N.H. members and guests are always much more! We will also be given out Supervise ballot Parish Congregational Church, Wednesday of every month at meets every fourth Thursday welcome. giving away FREE BACK- clerks. Process absentee bal- 47 East Derry Road, East 6:30 p.m. at the: Bedford of the month 7 p.m. at Lon- Democratic Meeting TO-SCHOOL BACKPACKS - lots with Moderator.Vote Derry; On Sept. 30, lunch is Presbyterian Church 4 Church donderry Presbyterian Church Limit one per student. Counters: Count and record served from 1:30 - 2:30 p.m., at Road Bedford. For more infor- at 128 Pillsbury Road, Lon- The Derry Democratic Auction & Yard Sale write-in votes Hand count bal- St. Jude Church, 435 mation call 660-3425 or email donderry. If you have any Committee meets on the 4th lots not processed by machine Mammoth Road, Londonderry; [email protected] questions please call 781-866- Thursday of the month at Derry Rotary's annual auc- Total number of voters given on Sept. 15, Dinner served 9976. Parents Support Group Marion Gerrish Community tion and yard sale, Aug. 25, ballots. Ballot Clerks: Verify from 5 - 6 p.m., at St Luke's Walk with Me Center at 7 p.m. On Aug. 23 yard sale section opens at 9 voter's name and address and United Methodist Church 63 Are you frustrated with our guest speaker will be a.m. with the live auction verify Photo ID Mark check- East Broadway, Derry. A your teenager or in need of Are you losing or have lost Naomi Andrews, candidate for gavel at 9:30 a.m. Registration list as instructed Hand out bal- Special Derryfest breakfast support regarding your someone? A child, a parent, a US Congress. Any questions for you bidder number is open lot to voter. If you are interest- will be held from 7 - 10 a.m. teenager? Does parenting your sibling or a friend? It can be a can be directed to at 9 a.m. and is free to all. ed any of these positions, There will be no 5 p.m. dinner. teenager mean you have new painful journey but you don’t [email protected]. Some stuff is old, some stuff is please take a moment and fill Tiny Tots concerns about anger, defi- have to walk it alone anymore. Everyone is welcome to new, but we definitely have out the Election Application ance, motivation and trust? If Just come “Walk With Me”. attend. some stuff for you! Plus a Form: www.derrynh.org/t- A storytime for ages 6 so, you are not alone. Meetings are the second and Spring Hill Farm Fall Festival $5,000 cash raffle with a top own-clerk/webforms/election- months - 2 years meets Mon- fourth Tuesdays of the month prize of $2,500. Tickets are application-form Welcome to the club! Meet up days amd Fridays at 10 a.m. at with other parents at our at 7 p.m., at the Londonderry On Oct. 13, from 9 a.m. $50 each or 3 for $125. Food the Taylor Public Library. Free Meals Parents Support Group every Presbyterian Church, 128 - 3 p.m. Local vendors, concession is available Space is limited so called the Thursday night, 6:30 p.m. - Pillsbury Road, Londonderry. music, arts and crafts, throughout the event. Please join us for free, fam- library at 432-7186 to register 7:30 p.m., at The Upper If you have any questions wagon rides, garden tours, Election Volunteers ily-friendly meals, served in a or with questions. please call 781-866-9976. relaxed atmosphere. Meals are Room, 36 Tsienneto Road, trail guides, history dis- Story Hour with a Craft plays, and more. Currently The Derry Town Clerk's generally held as posted below, seeking interested vendors! Office along with the Derry but may be rescheduled for A story hour with a $10 reserves a spot. Email Town Moderator are seeking holidays. Please call the facili- themed craft is available for response or questions to: residents that would like to ty to check on holiday times. children ages 2 - 5 years old [email protected] assist on Election day on Sept. 11, 2018 and on Nov. 6, 2018 Block Party by working at one of our two polling locations. If you are WANTED Life Way's FREE Summer interested, please read each Block Party Event on Aug. 18, Nutfield Publishing is looking for a town reporter position description and sub- from 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. at who wants to make a difference. MacGregor Park in Derry. mit the following form.Please note you MUST attend one of We need someone with a sharp eye for finding the personal touch in community news, and with the abil- ity to manage lots of assignments, ask the tough ques- tions, and write clearly. The job covers a broad range of reporting, from Michael’s Masonry local government to school news to features, all with a focus on the people we cover. 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