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June 15, 2017 ◆ Volume 18 – Issue 24 A FREE Weekly Publication Too Many Trailers on Property Discussed by Planning Board ALEX GUITTARR regarding residents keep- LONDONDERRY TIMES the agricultural residen- ————––––––————–◆ ing trailers parked on tial zone may have more esidents with travel their properties for than one unregistered trailers and motor- extended periods of time. motor vehicle and/or one Rhomes may want to Canuel noted that there boat 20 feet or longer out- be cautious, as concerns were “no regulatory pro- doors. Canuel proposed over locals with too many visions to point to” con- adding to the amendment trailers on their property cerning the number of so that it would also con- have caught the attention trailers allowed on one’s cern motor homes, of town hall officials. property or how long campers, and trailers, as During the Planning they can be stored there. well as forbidding the use Board’s June 7 meeting, So, following the recom- of these trailers as acces- Richard Canuel, the mendation of both the sory living spaces. town’s code enforcement town attorney and town Canuel noted that the officer, came before the manager, Canuel pro- amendment is not set in board to answer ques- duced new language for stone since is still in its tions concerning a pro- the amendment that was proposal stage. posed zoning amendment kept purposefully open- Board member Gio- that would limit the num- ended. Making the ordi- vanni Verani asked Canuel ber of motor homes and nance specific would if there was any way the trailers allowed on one’s potentially cause further ordinance could be tied property. issues that could be diffi- into acreage, which According to Canuel, cult to enforce. Canuel reminded Verani there have been a number The ordinance cur- of the reason he originally of enforcement issues rently states that no lot in continued on page 6 ◆ ◆ Town Manager Seeks Board’s Approval for Land Purchase ALEX GUITTARR ommendation because cover any costs concern- LONDONDERRY TIMES Londonderry High School seniors eagerly await their names to be called ————––––––————–◆ according to current con- ing survey plans and con- to receive their diploma's on Friday night June 9 at the at the Southern s Cross Farm Devel- struction plans, the hous- struction. Smith stated New Hampshire University Arena in Manchester. Photo by Chris Paul opment LLC contin- ing community will only that this was the best Aues its work to pro- have one entrance and option since the land duce a 200-unit elderly one exit on Adams Road. would eventually go to housing community along The town is hoping to public auction if it was Londonderry High School 57 Adams Road, the town purchase a 2.8-acres not purchased, giving of Londonderry continues patch of land in between Cross Farm a lesser Graduates Class of 2017 its efforts to lessen the Cross Farm’s property chance at gaining the project’s impact on local and Route 102, which is property. ALEX GUITTARR shire University Arena in Manchester, traffic. currently owned by the Since the Conserva- LONDONDERRY TIMES where thousands of family members ————––––––————–◆ During the June 7 Plan- Department of Trans- continued on page 7 nother school year is wind- and friends filled their seats to the ning Board meeting at the portation. Cross Farm and sounds Andy Soucy’s school band. ing down and another class town hall, Town Manager the town had previously PRESORTED STANDARD Aof Londonderry High School Seniors proceeded from behind Kevin Smith went before come to agreement that if US POSTAGE PAID students has completed its 12-year the stage and took their places in the the board with hopes of the town purchased the journey to graduation day. middle of the arena around 7 p.m, receiving a recommenda- patch of land for $360,000, LONDONDERRY, NH 03053 The commencement ceremony preparing for their final sendoff from tion for the purchase and Cross Farm would imme- Permit #57 ECRWSS for the Londonderry High School the LHS and School District staff. resale of a small patch of diately purchase the land Graduation took place on Friday, LHS Principal Jason Parent began land outside of Cross from the town for the June 9, at the Southern New Hamp- the event by welcoming the students Farm’s future building same price and convert POSTAL PATRON continued on page 3 site. the land into a road con- LONDONDERRY, NH 03053 Smith sought this rec- necting to 102, as well as

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Left, Elizabeth DeVoss checks out her diploma, and above, Kaitlin Curran shows hers off at the Gradua- OBITUARY tion ceremony on Friday night at the Souther New Hampshire University Arena. Photos by Chris Paul Dorothy “Dottie” Ann Grover students, Greenberg rec- la Ziolek followed Pursel, where you are, but who Dorothy “Dottie” Ann Grover, 67, of Londonderry, died on Sunday, June 11, Graduation began her speech by ask- you’r ollected the fond memo- e with. This only the 2017 at home. Dottie was born on April Continued from page 1 ries and pride during his ing her fellow students to beginning of the next step 4, 1950 in Alameda, California and is and their family mem- time with the Londonder- recall all the great memo- of our lives.” preceded in death by her parents, bers. Parent noted how ry School District, as well ries they had at LHS, Following the presen- Roland C. Mason, Jr. and Audrey Louise proud he was of the Class as the various lessons while also acknowledging tation of a class gift by (Hunt) Provencher. She grew up in of 2017, not only for their that both he and the stu- that it is time for bigger several class officers and Chester, and was a graduate of Pinkerton Academy academic and extracurric- dents learned over the and better things. She a performance of Kelly (‘67). She moved to Londonderry in 1975. Over the ular activities, but also for years. He reminded the then reminded them to Clarkson’s Breakaway by forty-two years she lived in the house on Old Mam- their attitudes. “Every students that they, too, get to know as many peo- Samantha Honeywell and moth Road, she filled her home with annual Christ- step of the way, you did should be proud of their ple as possible in the Damian Bernardini, more mas parties, her collections, and many memories. things with grace and time at LHS and the lega- future, as she found that than 350 seniors received Dottie was well known around town for her PTA activism, her service on the School Board, and her sophistication,” he told students spend so much cies of success that they their diplomas and proud- work as Director of Cable Services at the Londonder- them. He continued by will leave behind by say- time in high school figur- ly flipped their tassels to ry Access Center, a position she held for 24 years listing notable class ing, “You know you can do ing themselves out that the left sides of their before retiring in 2012. She was also well known for achievements, including it because you have they forget to learn about caps. With a final farewell her love of hugs and all things purple. five LHS students receiv- already done it.” others. Pursel was visibly from the staff, the Class of Dottie is survived by her daughter, Cynthia ing some of the highest Greenberg also asked proud of her peers, stat- 2017 excitedly proceeded Grover Hastings and her son-in-law Ian Hastings of PSAT scores in the coun- the audience to stand in ing that “[They] always out the doors of the Windham; her granddaughter Alia (who loves her try, participating in vari- order to show the seniors get the job done while arena, off to create their Grammie sooo much); her sister, Joan Mason of East ous fundraisers, excelling that throughout their always being kind.” own paths while making Kingston; her sister, Debbi Palmer of Peabody, Mass.; within the school’s sports entire lives, there will Before exiting the stage, Londonderry proud in the her niece, Audrey Palmer and children Travis and and music programs, always be people who she said, “Home isn’t process. Summer, all of Peabody, Mass.; as well as additional family, friends, and companions of her journey achieving a zero percent love and support them. through life. She also leaves behind two cats, Sugar dropout rate for the first They should “never forget and Spice, and her beloved puppy, Peanut. time in the school’s histo- the people who helped Following cremation, calling hours will be held on ry, and having 10 students [them] achieve this goal.” Thursday, June 15, 2017 from 5 – 7 pm at the Peabody join the armed forces. He Following Greenberg’s Funeral Homes and Crematorium, 290 Mammoth Rd., then encouraged students speech, the valedictorian Londonderry with a memorial service to begin at 6:30 to go out and change the of the class, Alena Pursel, pm. All are welcome to attend a Celebration of Life world, but also to never took to the stage to ad- memorial, which is planned for Wednesday, June 21, be afraid to revisit their dress her peers one last 2017 between 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. at the Londonder- roots. time. Pursel encouraged ry Senior Center. In lieu of flowers, memorial dona- 6 tions may be made to Animal Rescue League of New As he neared the end the students to try step- Hampshire or the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition. of his speech, Parent ping outside of their com- To send a condolence or for more information, please invited Superintendent fort zones without being visit www.peabodyfuneralhome.com Nate Greenberg to the afraid to make mistakes. ¥ 8’x12’ kitchen stage to speak, as he has “Doing so could be a (20 linear ft.) always been a source of chance to discover some- ¥ Dovetail drawers inspiration for the stu- thing new and interesting dents. in the process. It’s not fun ¥ Crown molding Greenberg, who is offi- living a life that is always ¥ Undermount sink cially retiring from his predictable,” she said. position this year, found Wishing her peers happi- ¥ Decorative hardware himself in a similar posi- ness and success, Pursel ¥ Delivery & Installation tion as his students: concluded her speech by ¥ Lifetime cabinet warranty preparing to enter a next also wishing them luck, Appliances not included. Full remodeling services available. chapter of his life. Upon regardless of the paths receiving a standing ova- they take. OUR CABINETS ARE "MADE IN AMERICA" tion from the crowd and Class President Isabel- OFFER EXPIRES 7/31/17 ◆ PAGE 4LONDONDERRY TIMES ◆ JUNE 15, 2017 Editorial Letters Clarification on Water water out for their busi- nowhere actually to pull Getting the Full Story Ban Position nesses. They don’t care in and park. They should- How many of us find ourselves The purpose of a community about the well owners n’t be down there and as irritated or offended by comments newspaper is to report the facts To the Editor, and people around there. far as taking water from on Facebook or other social media rather than to speculate or start In response to Alex Apparently they have no any of our waterways, we sites? It’s important to be in the rumors, even though we’re all Guitarr’s article, “Council concern about anyone have abused this. It is know about big traffic jams on I-93, tempted to sometimes. While Takes Steps to Ban Water else except getting that about time we looked at sightings of multiple emergency reporters are asked to investigate Removal from Town Own- water and taking it out this a little differently. Too vehicles, school busses stopped on rumors, readers will never see sto- ed Property,” remarks and putting in on the many of the landscapers the side of the road, and icy road ries containing information that has made by Deanna Mele grass and making money and hydro seeders, as I conditions during the winter. How- not been proven to be true. We do ever, this information is often fol- not create news. We cover what will during the June 5 Public on it. That should not be. say other people, have lowed by rumors, half-truths, and happen and what has happened Hearing, which are on Since the sign is very been going down there anonymous comments. Sometimes publicly. record in the minutes and helpful, since the sign has and abusing this to the the facts are there, but the material While sites like Facebook don’t on cable, need to be clari- been down there and we point now that we have to we read is often based on opinion have word count limitations, they fied. have been doing a lot of do something. We have to and speculation. cater to the short attention spans Mele: I’m getting a lit- talking about this and do something to protect Depending where you click, you we’ve developed since the advent tle confused about all of since they were told, I that waterways, protect might get the story. Or, you might be of the Internet. If you want to find this sitting back there lis- have noticed people the land, protect the well treated to somebody’s idea of the out what really happened, pick up a tening to everything. We down there fishing, enjoy- owners, and protect the story, which lacks facts all together. community newspaper. You may have an ordinance that ing the area. This is what individuals. Yes, the per- Although there has been talk not like what an article says, but it’s has to do with irrigating the area was for many son who owns the proper- about the internet being the death of based on the facts. the newspaper, we don’t buy it. We We also tend to forget about the the lawn and everything years ago when I moved ty next to the water has know now that this will only be the personal aspect of community that we just discussed. up here. We didn’t have rights can give about how case with the ‘big ones’ and their newspapers. Nutfield Publishing’s We put the ordinance in all these people down much they are taking and weeklies that only pretend to be three publications are committed effect that if and when, we there drawing water out I have been told while local. Privately owned community to reporting and photographing are making an ordinance of that area, on Kendall they have so much they and local weeklies will soon be the what happens in their respective to keep in the books, so Pond. It’s beautiful, it’s can take, they can go to only reliable source of information. towns. Our reporters, photogra- that if and when this hap- wonderful. The kids used one place and get the Social media postings can catch phers, and owners live in the area pens again. That’s what I to go down and feed the water, they don’t hit their and keep our attention by provid- and are familiar faces as they wanted to clarify. Now, as ducks. They haven’t gone full quota, they just to to ing real-time content, but they cre- attend and support community far as this Kendall Pond down there as yet, I another place and take it. ate rumors, suspicions, and con- endeavors. We aren’t anonymous - area, I was very con- haven’t seen them feed This is a very important spiracy theories, making it difficult you know where to find us. When to tell truth from fiction. This is not you support us, you support a local cerned about that area as the ducks but I see young issue and the down the case in community newspapers, business. I have said many times. I men and I see older men should really be protect- though, which are based on facts, So, go ahead and check out have done a lot of down there with their ing their waterway and it people, and places we all know. social media. We all do it. We even research and I have also fishing poles sitting in is nice to have green What you read in print may not be have Facebook pages for our three checked with the town. their chairs with the poles grass. I love grass, I love as exciting as the latest social newspapers. But, if you want to That is town-owned prop- in the water, the lines in beautiful scenery, I like media posting, but it’s factual, and read about what really happens in erty. I don’t see why the the water fishing, relax- waterways, I like nature. if we make a mistake, we correct it your community, you can’t beat a town of Londonderry ing, enjoying it. Getting We are destroying all of in the next edition. community newspaper. does not have the right to away from the toils of these things by not taking put a sign down there. It is everyday activities. This care of them properly. We town owned property and is what the area is for. It is do have to have an ordi- I don’t think the town is town-owned property. nance and people who are going to give people per- The town should not be responsible. People who mission to go down there giving anyone the right to are taking the water as and draw water out of go down there and draw well as the owners of the there. I hope not! We went water out of that proper- property. I am hoping the through all of this at the ty. Not only that, it’s not town is really going to The Londonderry Times is a weekly publication. It is mailed to every home in Londonderry drought. I saw vehicles safe for them to take it make this point very free of charge and is available at a number of drop-off locations throughout the town. down there with hardly because of the way the clear. Thank you, any water down there and road is made and there’s a Deanna Mele they are still sucking the lot of traffic and there is Londonderry Serving Chester, Hampstead Serving Derry and Sandown Londonderry Times welcomes letters of up to 500 words on topics of local interest, written by local residents, and prints as many letters as possible. Please e-mail your letters to the Londonderry Times at [email protected]. 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This is a great way to share your news with your local community. The Londonderry Times also accepts obituary notices. Please contact us at 537-2760 or e-mail to [email protected]. ◆ LONDONDERRY TIMES ◆ JUNE 15, 2017 PAGE 5 School Board Discusses Slashed Adult Education Grant ALEX GUITTARR with the committee announced during the Amity Small, assistant same. matters, as there is still LONDONDERRY TIMES Several board mem- some uncertainty sur- ————––––––————–◆ reports. meeting. As a special edu- principal at LHS and s graduation drew Among those making cation assistant, Payne Director of Alternative bers noted that they did rounding the federal and near for the stu- these reports was Tyler had worked at LMS for 12 Education, presented the have concerns over these state budgets. Adents of London- Cullen, the newest repre- years. She was thanked new proposal to the cuts. Member Leitha Reil- The Londonderry derry, the school board sentative of the London- by the board for her serv- board, elaborating on ly questioned whether or School Board has always held a meeting at the derry High School Stu- ice as well as for her what the state forced the not Plato would meet the been very supportive of town hall on June 6. dent Council. He an- “strong demeanor and program to cut out of its standards of the Adult the Adult Education pro- Because the year was nounced a number of instructional style.” original $64,355 grant pro- Education program. In gram, with member coming a to its close, very upcoming events, includ- The majority of the posal. response, Small noted Nancy Hendricks noting little needed to be dis- ing a bake sale scheduled meeting, however, was Small noted that the that although Plato has its service as a safety net, cussed in terms of presen- to take place at Mack’s spent focusing on the program was forced to lagged behind other pro- preventing students from tations and announce- Apples on August 26. newly amended grant pro- replace its subscriptions grams in the past, it has dropping out. Lekas also ments. So, Chair Dan The retirement of Lon- posal for the town's Adult to Odysseyware, an evolved significantly in noted that the students in Lekas, after calling it to donderry Middle School’s Education program’s online educational tool, recent years and should the program tend to take order, began the meeting Judy Payne was also 2017-2018 school year. with one to Plato, a simi- prove sufficient for the a liking to Small. lar, albeit cheaper alterna- program’s students with- As the meeting came tive. Doing so will save out jeopardizing the qual- to a close, the board ◆ ◆ the program roughly ity of their education. unanimously approved $11,000. Although this However, Superinten- the new grant for the Town Seeking Design Firms To aspect of the program’s dent Nate Greenberg upcoming school year, budget will change, all warned Small to remain which came to a total of Produce Sign for Pettengill Road others will remain the cautious over these fiscal $43,197.40. ALEX GUITTARR will be placed along the LONDONDERRY TIMES 22 at 4 p.m. in the Elwood ————––––––————–◆ northeasterly corner of Conference Room of the t is likely that most Lon- Pettengill Road and Ray- Londonderry Town Hall, donderry residents mond Weiczorek Drive, 268B Mammoth Rd, Lon- Ihave noticed the advertising the available donderry. increase in construction land to either potential Interviews may also be and industrial activity residents or land-buyers. scheduled with one or around town. In fact, in The sign will need to more firms prior to the one of the more active be no larger than 100 selection of a firm. The Summertime BBQ Specials industrial areas, the town square feet, provide LED request notes that it 85% Lean St. Louie Kayer Jumbo is hoping to design a sign lighting, and utilize the reserves the right to Ground Sirloin for the road to attract words, “Pettengill Com- negotiate bids prior to Family Pack or 4-6 oz. Ribs Hot Dogs even more potential resi- merce Park, Londonderry, awarding the contract, as or Sirloin Burgers dents. New Hampshire.” Elec- well as the right to reject 5 lb. box $ 99 $ 99 Pettengill Road was tronic or interchangeable any or all submittals. It $ 99 per lb. 3 lb. Box per lb. 2 10 recently constructed as a text signs will not be con- “assumes no responsibili- 3 means of facilitating sidered by the town. ty or liability for cost Country Style USDA CHOICE MARINATED access to over 700 acres Submissions for the incurred by recipients of SIRLOIN STRIP HALF CHICKEN of land for industrial proposal, which are due this RFP in responding to Ribs STEAKS development. Companies by noon on June 22, it or in responding to any such as FedEx, Pratt-Whit- $ 99 should include a cover subsequent information $ 99 $ 99 per lb. ney, and F.W. Webb are letter, the qualifications requests.” per lb. per lb. 1 All Flavors 2 avg. wt. 10- 12 lbs already utilizing the area and capabilities of the The town expects to 9 for distribution, while project team, a descrip- see the sign fully installed MARINATED MARINATED around 200 acres are still tion of the sign’s design by December 31 of this CHICKEN WINGS CHICKEN TENDERS Uncle Jimmy’s available for purchase. and the technical year. As a result, the town’s approach to the design, a To view the complete Famous Ribs Department of Planning timeline for the project, proposal request, please $ 99 $ 99 per lb. per lb. Just Heat & Eat and Economic Develop- an outline of deliverables, visit londonderrynh.org, 3 All Flavors 3 All Flavors ment is seeking proposals references from past view the “Town News” from qualified sign, archi- clients, and the lump sum section, and click on the tectural, and landscape cost of the proposal. “Pettengill Commerce design firms, among oth- Bidding for the pro- Park Gateway Sign Design Huge Selection of Fresh Made Salads ers, to produce a sign that posal will occur on June Services RFP” link. 28 Varieties made by Boston Salads

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noted the dangers of ment’s language and how Peter Commerford then which only take up any setbacks to these Trailers “leaving something open it may lead to neighbor- asked whether or not it between 400 and 1,000 units. Canuel noted that there are none at the Continued from page 1 to interpretation.” hood disputes. Although should be certain that feet, and how they would wished to leave the ordi- Secretary Chris Davies Canuel defended the open- trailers and motor homes pertain to the ordinance. moment since they are not nance open-ended. He expressed his agreement endedness of the amend- cannot be lived in, to Canuel described this as considered part of the explained that he pre- with some elements of the ment once again, Vice which Canuel noted that “a whole different animal,” property, but this will ferred to respond to com- amendment, such as for- Chair Mary Wing Soares the ordinance already con- and although they fit the most likely be researched plaints if the trailers came bidding living in trailers chimed in, arguing that tains language that con- ordinance’s language as an in the future. off as an “unsightly nui- for an extended period. what Canuel finds unsight- firms this. accessory dwelling unit, Once all the board sance.” Although Canuel However, he agreed with ly, may not be what she Ann Chiampa, also an building codes actually members had spoken, wished to leave the issue Verani about the ambigui- finds unsightly. alternate member, asked forbid such units. Chi- Canuel noted that he up to discretion, Verani ty surrounding the amend- Alternate member Canuel about tiny homes, ampa asked what the dif- would try to alter the ference was between tiny amendment’s language to homes and travel trailers, address the concerns of to which Canuel noted the board, with Chair Art OBITUARY OBITUARY that tiny homes are typi- Rugg noting that board Edelgard Rosemary Mohr cally not carted around members should email Susan O. Parker Edelgard (Del) Rosemary Mohr, 82, passed away like trailers and mobile Canuel in the future with Susan O. Parker, 63 of Londonderry, died Tuesday, on June 8 in North Andover, MA, surrounded by her homes, although Chiampa ideas that would be June 6, 2017 at the Parkland Medical Center in Derry. loves. She was born on November 14, 1934 to August disputed this. addressed in upcoming Susan was born in Vienna, Austria on September 9, Albert Walter Priess and Anna Charlotte Priess. workshops and public 1953, a daughter of Olga (Lang) Foley and the late Del grew up in Usingen, Germany and immigrated Chiampa also asked if Lawrence Foley. She had been a resident of London- to the United States in 1957 where shortly thereafter the ordinance required hearings. derry since 1972. Susan was a hard worker, and had she became a proud citizen. been employed by Tedeschi Food Shops in London- Del married Carl H. Mohr in 1959 in Miami, Flori- derry for 25 years. She enjoyed trips to Foxwoods, da. They were happily married for 57 years. She and loved spending time with her family. enjoyed cooking, baking, gardening and spending OBITUARY In addition to her mother of Londonderry, she is time with her grandchildren. Joseph (Joe) DeCarolis survived by her husband of 41 years, Henry C. Park- Del is survived by her spouse, Carl H. Mohr of Joseph A. (Joe) DeCarolis, Sr., 81, of er of Londonderry, one son, John Parker of London- North Andover, MA, her son Greg of Randolph, NJ, Londonderry, died Sunday June 11, derry, one sister, Mary Goodnow of Londonderry, one her daughter Noreen Britt of North Andover, MA, her 2017 in Elliot Hospital in Manchester. brother, George Foley of California, as well as several son Roger of Monroe, NY, her grandchildren Christo- He was born in Chelsea, MA on June 12, nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her pher, Tyler, Lexi, Erica, Clayton, Heather, Jason and 1935, a son of Armando and Veneranda daughter, Stephanie Rose (Parker) Pinter in 2013. Ryan, and her sister Heidi Garcia of Farmington, NM. (Napolitano) DeCarolis. He had been a Following cremation, calling hours will be held on A celebration of life will be held at Christ Church resident of Londonderry since 1990, Monday, June 12, 2017 from 4 – 7 p.m. in the Peabody Andover, MA on June 16 at 11 a.m., followed by lunch. formerly living in Pelham, where he started “Teens Funeral Homes and Crematorium, 290 Mammoth Rd., For online condolences please visit www.contefuner- Encounter Christianity,” a youth group for local youth Londonderry with a memorial service to begin at 6:30 alhomes.com regardless of their religious views, to help them be p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be In lieu of flowers, gifts may be made to Dana-Far- seen and heard and feel part of the larger community. made to the American Cancer Society, 30 Speen St., ber Cancer Institute in memory of Del Mohr, to sup- Joe was a long- time builder and developer and was Framingham, MA 01701-9376. To send a condolence port cancer research and patient care at Dana-Farber the builder of the Londonderry Fire Station on Mam- or for more information, please visit www.peabodyfu- Cancer Institute, P.O. Box 849168, Boston, MA 02284 moth Road. He was a parishioner and active member neralhome.com. or via www.jimmyfund.org/gift. of St. Mark’s Church in Londonderry and was involved in the building of the church. Joe also was the founder of the “Loaves and Fishes,” Catholic charity fund for feeding the less fortunate. He was an avid fly fisher- man and cherished his yearly fishing trips to Canada 603.425.5108 with his family. 603-425-5109 WANTED Although he had many achievements, he felt his JUNK CARS • SCRAP METAL greatest accomplishment and life’s work was his fam- OPEN: Mon-Thurs. 11:30 - 9:30 p.m. ily. Joe will forever be remembered for his devotion to Fri-Sat. 11:30 - 10:30 p.m. Sun. Noon-9:30 p.m. “If It’s Metal, We’ll Take It” his family and the true love of his life, his wife Nancy. 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ALEX GUITTARR came down to running the neer in establishing the Peanut went everywhere LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ town's Cable Access Cen- various shows that regu- with her and gave her n Sunday, June 11, ter. larly play on cable, laid great comfort. beloved and long- Helping the London- the groundwork for a She could always be Otime resident, Dot- derry Access Center get number of contracts with found carrying a photo tie Grover passed away off the ground during its cable companies, and book, filled will photos of suddenly in her home. early days, she served as worked closely with resi- her children and grand- Born in 1950, Grover the LACTV'S director and dents who were strug- children. had lived in Londonderry helped to turn it into one gling to gain access to She worked to estab- since the 1970's. She of the best cable stations these shows. lish video courses in the served as an employee of in the state. Grover start- Outside of the Cable Londonderry School Dis- the town, sat on school ed her work with the Access Center, Grover trict so that younger resi- board, and was an activist LACTV by working on loved her dog, Peanuts, dents would be able to and volunteer. She lent playbacks and editing thus getting involved in help operate the equip- herself tirelessly to the content, helping to see the Dog Park Committee ment that brought life to betterment of Londonder- the center into the age of where she was chairper- her work. Even after her ry, primarily when it Internet. She was a pio- son fo a number of years. retirement from her posi- tion as director at the cen- ◆ ◆ ter, Grover continued to residents, asked whether sion to procure the first volunteer there, hosting a her mind, adept at "sepa- Land Purchase or not the agreement entrance onto Adams myriad of cable programs amendment rights" and rating fact from fiction." Continued from page 1 would grant final approval Road, explaining that one highlighting town events was always good at look- Publisher and owner for the project. Smith onto Cross Road would be and hosting discussions ing for details. He even of the Londonderry Times tion Commission had noted that it would not. a better option. Members with town and state offi- believed that she "would Deb Paul, said, "I had given Smith its recom- Secretary Chris Davies of the board reminded cials. have made a great lawyer" many meetings and long mendation weeks earlier, wondered if there would Butler that such issues Numerous members of because of her work in talks with her on a regular it was now the Planning be any regulatory issues should be addressed in the Londonderry commu- contract negotiations. basis. She was a fighter Board’s turn to ask ques- during the purchasing the future when a site nity spoke about how Known for being a for the people and always tions concerning the process, to which Smith plan goes up for discus- they respected and ad- seeker of truth, Grover stood for what was right. I agreement. noted that the town attor- sion, as the design for the mired Grover. Tom Dolan, has been said to have will miss her and our talks Alternative member ney had already assured property is not yet final- Chair of the Town Coun- always had the town's very much." Ann Chiampa expressed him that no such issues ized. cil, was surprised by her best interests at heart, Drew Caron, an em- several concerns includ- would arise. With every board passing, remembering being full of life and ployee at Londonderry ing the speed limit along Finally, Town Council member having been how he had seen her not always relishing in help- Access Community Tele- 102, which is 55 miles per member Jim Butler sug- given the chance to speak, even a week ago at Market ing the people of London- vision, knew her when hour. Chiampa, worried gested that Cross Farm be all members unanimously Basket, seemingly in per- derry. the station was still being about the safety of elderly careful about their deci- approved the recommen- fect health. Dolan de- The Londonderry run out of Londonderry dation. The agreement scribed her as "a very Times extends its condo- High School. Caron noted will be discussed during gentle person," and her lences to her friends, fam- that she always "had a the next two upcoming passing as a "real loss to ilies, and anyone else huge passion for first Large Cheese Pizza public hearings, the first the community." affected by her passing. occurring on June 19 and Town Manager Kevin only $ 99* the second occurring no Smith said that Grover plus tax more than two weeks was not afraid to speak 6 afterwards. 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If you do find that you LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ we think of the holiday. impact fireworks may have conducted by the Wound- This does not mean live near veterans and t the last meeting of And, of course, this on veterans, particularly ed Warrior Project, a vet- that you should avoid plan on using fireworks the Town Council, day also serves as a great those who suffer from Post erans’ service organiza- using fireworks on the on your property, try to AChairman Tom Dol- opportunity to honor Traumatic Stress Disorder tion, roughly 77% of veter- Fourth of July all together, give him or her a quick an brought up the subject those who have served in (PTSD). A prevalent issue ans who were wounded in though. Simply be courte- warning during the days of fireworks and veterans, the military and defended since World War I, PTSD combat suffer from PTSD. ous about doing so out of leading up in case and felt the subject need- the very freedoms that we can be caused by any num- Despite this alarming per- respect our veterans. Get arrangements need to be ed additional attention. celebrate. However, while ber of traumas, resulting in centage, the United States to know your local veter- made to prepare for the The Fourth of July has many of us love to take severe mental and physi- lit off 285.3 million ans, especially those who display. always been known for its pride in our grand, robust cal distress when those pounds of fireworks in may live in your neigh- The Fourth of July is a festive, energetic, and fireworks displays, they who suffer are reminded of 2015. Based on these sta- borhood. Londonderry’s chance to celebrate the patriotic nature. Visions of may also inadvertently the trauma via outside tistics, it is not difficult to American Legion Post 27 pride we have for our American flags lining the harm our veterans. stimuli. Individuals with understand why fire- is an also a great place to country, so be sure to streets, barbeques with In recent years, there PTSD may even lash out works displays may bring meet our veterans, even if keep those who fought for families and friends, and has been a nationwide physically or commit sui- back bad memories for only to thank them for it in mind. dazzling fireworks dis- effort to educate and re- cide. many of New Hampshire’s their services.

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According to Jim Martin, residents are like- months. shire (PSNH) truck over- affected areas to prevent While the affected a representative with the Mly to remember Although most of the turned, spilling roughly any potential ignition. land seems to be return- DES, they are currently the gasoline and diesel work to remove the mate- 11,000 gallons of gas and The Fire Department was ing to normal, the sheer sampling test wells which spill that occurred last rial has been completed, diesel onto the side of the also assisted by the length of the process has determine how much of December along Rocking- the question now comes road. Upon responding to Department of Trans- raised a few eyebrows. the spilled product may ham Road near North Ele- down to just how much the incident, the Fire portation, the Depart- Initially scheduled to only be in the soil and local mentray School, as well longer these efforts will Department, led by Bat- ment of Environmental take five weeks, Rogers water wells. They will as the subsequent efforts last. talion Four Chief Jim Services, among others. noted that excavation then work with a consult- Over the next several took longer than expected ant of theirs who will give months, the National due to the winter months the final say on whether Response Corporation making the soil colder or not testing can desist. worked to excavate and and harder to work Martin stated that al- Stone Yard remediate the land, through. He also stated though the spill was not THE pulling out as much mate- that the DES has strict the biggest he has seen in Hardscape & Stone Supplies rial as possible before standards that need to be the state, it was still testing the surrounding met before considering an rather large and it will be Stoneyard.net HUGE SUPPLIER soil for any possible rem- incident to be placid. some time before testing nants of gas or diesel. The Even with excavation will stop. 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The Obe Londonderry cased their individual tal- Last month, the stu- friends. ing the community about shirts were then sold, and High School graduates ents and skills, ranging from dents had the opportunity Jonathan Burpeau, understanding gender iden- the profits were used to buy showcased their year-long organizing charitable to present their projects to whose mentor was Kevin tity. sleeping bags that were dis- senior projects during a cer- events to mixing music. the LHS faculty at an event Konieczny, constructed a Joshua Stambach, with tributed to those in need in emony held in the school’s They created portfolios for called the Senior Project synthesizer, and what he the help of mentor Michelle Manchester. cafeteria. the ceremony, which Roundtable Presentation. described as “musical flop- Wooding, upcycled district Finally, Chris Zaino, with The students, with the included their formal pro- Monday night’s showcase py drives with a twist.” TV stands to develop a pro- mentors Kim Lindley-Soucy Elizabeth Desena had totype bench. 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CHRIS PANTAZIS watch first-round action. LONDONDERRY TIMES When they did play on ————––––––————–◆ y now, everybody Saturday, June 3, the Lady who paid attention Lancers had every reason Bto New Hampshire to believe they could get Division I high school past the ninth-seeded softball knows that the Bedford High Lady Bull- Londonderry High Lady dogs in quarterfinal- Lancers didn't have their round action on their 2017 campaign end well home diamond. Alas, that after they earned the didn't happen as Bedford number one seed with a pulled off a 5-0 upset vic- glittering, 18-1 record. tory, leaving the LHS pro- But, be that as it was, gram still seeking its first- nobody who got any kind ever state championship. of look at the LHS contin- "I was rewarded for our regular season with gent will question the Andi Nelson Lauren Misiaszek Katrina Rivard facts that the Lady Lan- Division I Coach of the won-loss record of 12-2, regular season loss to the they ended the regular cers were fun to watch ers. Andi's record speaks Year, and I am pleased by hurled five shutouts, Salem High Lady Blue campaign. with their skilled playing. for itself," said longtime that. But it's little consola- struck out more than 130 Devils in Salem on May 8. Having tallied their In the wake of the 2017 LHS softball coach Wayne tion when you know you batters, and finished up After falling 3-0 that exceptional 18-1 record, season, the Londonderry MacDougall, who was the had a team capable of with an earned run aver- afternoon, the Lady Lanc- the locals earned the top squad had four of its fourth post-season award being champions or at age below 2.00. ers got their bats cooking seed and a bye going into members collect Division winner for the 2017 Lady least competing for it," Joining the talented and ripped off a 10-game the D-I tournament, so I honors for the work they Lancer squad. He was lamented MacDougall. hurler as Division I first- winning streak with which they got to sit back and did this season. named the Division I team all-state picks were Leading that pack was Coach of the Year. senior shortstop Katrina senior pitcher Andi Nel- After starting its 2017 Rivard and junior outfield- son, who was named Divi- campaign with high er Lauren Misiaszek. Gatorade sion I Pitcher of the Year hopes, the Lancer mob "They were all deserv- and a First-Team All-State tore off an eight-game ing and consistent offen- selection. She posted a winning streak before suf- Player of sive and defensive start- fering its one and only the Year LHS star senior pitcher GETTING MARRIED OR IS THERE A Andi Nelson, who is bound SPECIAL OCCASION COMING UP? for Salve Regina University in Newport, RI in the fall, capped off her exceptional My Dentist offers 2017 season by being named New Hampshire’s Gatorade ZOOM Softball Player of the Year. Call today to book The talented righty was also named D-I Pitcher of the Year an appointment and a D-I First-Team All- Stater after leading her Lady Lancers to a great campaign. $ Photo by Chris Paul The whitening is only 249 ($350 value) Includes in office procedure as well as take home trays! WE ARE A MULTI-SPECIALTY PRACTICE We take most insurance plans.

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Brandyn Proulx Pete Navarro Tyler Grant Jake Holland Corey Hicks Sean Snyder

CHRIS PANTAZIS and coach Sean LeBlanc 3 regular season which in the D-I semifinals, coached. His work ethic crosse Classic at the River LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ get named Division I featured a 5-1 start, a dropped decisions of 9-8 and attention to detail are City Sportsplex in Rich- o, the Londonderry Coach of the Year. small skid in going 1-2 in and 13-9 to Londonderry second to none, and mond, VA, in mid-July. High School varsity The Lancers had three the three matches after during the regular season. that's why he has had so That national event is Nboys' lacrosse of their departing seniors that, followed by a superb Regarding the Brine much success this year. A a first-of-its-kind lacrosse team's 2017 season didn't - attack Sean Snyder, mid- seven-game winning All-American award few years ago, Tyler experience created to wind up exactly as the fielder Pete Navarro, and streak to close out the which Brewster Academy- decided he wanted to be a provide lacrosse athletes Lancers would have liked. face-off specialist and regular campaign. bound Tyler Grant dominant face-off guy, with a competitive pro- But, based upon the post- middie Tyler Grant - nab But, Londonderry's received, coach LeBlanc and through his hard cess to benchmark their season awards handed First-Team honors, and determined drive for a gave plenty of credit work that's exactly what skills and athleticism, out by the Division I senior middie Brandyn state championship end- where it's certainly due. he has become." qualify for selection to coaches recently, every- Proulx, junior defender ed in the tournament "This is a great accom- In receiving the Brine represent their state in a body knew that the LHS Corey Hicks, and sopho- quarterfinals with an plishment for Tyler," said honor, Grant will get to national tournament, and crew had all kinds of tal- more middie Jake Holland upset loss at the hands of the coach. 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And some of the best LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ news from coach Demas' ongtime Londonder- standpoint is that all ry High School base- three standouts were jun- Lball coach Brent iors and they're slated to Demas has never had any be back to stand as cen- shortage of talent on his terpieces for the 2018 LHS squads. Hence, his hardball crew. Lancers producing highly- Sullivan received First- competitive seasons Team All-State honors for every spring and state a 2017 season in which he championships in 2004, excelled both at short- 2010, and 2014 under stop and on the pitcher's Demas' leadership. mound for his Lancers. While the LHS squad In his pitching role, didn't manage to get to the junior tallied a 2-2 the top of Division I this record for his 11-10 LHS spring, the Londonderry contingent, with one save hardball crew was once and a tiny 1.37 earned run again a highly-competi- average. tive entry in its tough divi- At the plate, he was a Standout Lancer leadoff-batter Versatile Nate Sullivan was a Southpaw Anthony Pirolli gave sion and Demas' bunch true stalwart for his and outfielder Ricky Perry force for his Lancers in a number the LHS hardball squad good produced three all-state squad in finishing first in scared and stymied opponents. of different roles. starts every time out. players to add to their batting (.324), runs batted "He was one of the team's pitcher this year," said (.420). He was second in lengthy list of previous in (18), total hits (23), and season record and finish- top hitters, defenders, Demas. "He went against batting (.309), and he fin- all-state selections. singles (tied with 16). He ing as the number nine and pitchers. He was some high-quality teams ished tied for third where This time around, Lon- also ranked second in seed in their division. named team MVP for and was in every game." runs batted in were con- donderry had versatile doubles (five) and walks They had a season-long 2017." And it would be diffi- cerned (10). Nate Sullivan, lefty pitch- (10) and third in on-base winning streak of four Skilled southpaw hur- cult to find a much better "He is an on-base er extraordinaire Anthony percentage (.407) and games between April 17 ler Pirolli, who collected lead-off-hitter in all of machine," said Demas. Pirolli, and top-notch stolen bases (six). and 22, but dropped two Second-Team All-State Division I than Ricky "And in center field Ricky lead-off hitter and defen- "Nate does a little of consecutive games three honors, put forth strong Perry, who notched All- was a game-changer, sive stalwart Ricky Perry everything in a baseball times. performance after strong State Honorable Mention which coaches across the collect all-state recogni- game," said coach Demas. The end of the road performance for his team, recognition. state recognized at the all- arrived with a rather frus- finishing up with a 3-3 The outfielder and state meeting." trating, first-round tour- record and a truly superb sometime second base- The Lancers' 2017 nament loss to the eighth- Ice Cream Stand 1.85 ERA. 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CHRIS PANTAZIS twice - it truly was some (shortstop and co-cap- LONDONDERRY TIMES tain), and freshmen ————––––––————–◆ kind of softball spring at oach Stephanie Londonderry High. Michaela Doyle (first Belanger wound up "This year's infield was base/designated hitter), Cwith a slew of rea- primarily made up of Madison Rankin (second sons to be tremendously experienced sophomores base), Nina Perry (pitch- pleased with the work of who have played with er/outfielder), Cailin her 2017 Londonderry each other on travel Borovicka (outfield), High junior varsity soft- teams the past few years. Molly McGuirk (first ball squad this spring. They were a force to reck- base/DH), Jilian Glynn Belanger's bunch oned with," said coach (outfielder /pitcher), and appears to have touched Belanger. "Our offense Kayla Miles (second base). absolutely every base in had a slow start to the Coach Belanger named covering all that's hoped season and didn't really catcher Vaillancourt her for from a sub-varsity pick up until three games squad's Most Valuable sports contingent, contin- in. Once the girls started Player, stating, "She made uing to develop the skills to hit, they were like an stealing second base of young athletes and fur- unstoppable force. But nearly impossible as she ther deepening their love against Pinkerton and picked off five runners for and respect for a Spaulding we were unable this season. And she hit The Londonderry High School junior varsity softball contingent enjoyed a sport, having fun, and to get the bat on the ball. two home runs against truly superb 2017 campaign, showing that the strong LHS program will contin- winning ball games when- Overall, these girls put the Salem JV." ue to be a force to be reckoned with in future years. Courtesy photo ever possible. their hearts into every Most Improved Player winner Jalynn McManus, Wayne MacDougall. But The Lady Lancers' jun- minute of the games and I Jilian Glynn was also high- into center field this sea- the coach said, "She had six important seniors ior varsity squad posted a appreciated that." ly impressive, with coach son. She caught six fly the most runs batted in graduated from that con- truly stellar 15-2 record, The skilled and suc- Belanger stating, "Our balls into center against on the season." tingent this spring, so with its only losses com- cessful squad included lead-off batter who had Concord alone." And of Defensive there will be important ing in slim defeats to juniors Bethany Costello the most success with The LHS varsity squad Award recipient Costello jobs and roles available Spaulding of Rochester (center field) and Maddie stolen bases and scored enjoyed another superb coach Belanger stated, with the varsity crew dur- and Pinkerton. Puglisi (right field), soph- many of the runs that led campaign under the lead- "She caught every pop-up ing the spring of 2018. And with the LHS var- omores Jalynn McManus to wins. She laid down the ership of veteran mentor sity having enjoyed a (third base), Jocelyn perfect bunt in extra truly exceptional 2017 Mayo (pitcher/outfield- innings against Concord campaign as well - notch- er), Alyssa Vaillancourt which allowed the win- ing the top seed in Divi- (catcher and co-captain), ning run to come in." sion I and only losing and Delaney McGurn Of Offensive Award Celebrate Father’s Day

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website www.legion.org for a.m. - noon. During these fun- son, which will include greens more information. filled programs, we will hear fees, golf carts, a Lancer stories of life on the farm and Nation golf towel, a Corflex Bingo Night the many animals and bag with giveaways, a back- On June 26, Bingo with machines to be found there. yard BBQ lunch, and opportu- ROUND OWN patients at the VA Hospital in Participants will learn a fun nities to win raffle and silent AAAROUNDROUNDTTTOWNOWN auction items. Day of event Manchester from 7 - 8:30 dance, and we will round out p.m. Serving pizza and diet our celebration with an ener- registration will begin at 8 soda as well as awarding getic rendition of Old Mac- a.m., with a shotgun start slat- ed for 9. On-line registration Around Town Policy: This section is meant to be used to announce free events to the communities. If your $150 in prize money. Located Donald. There will be plenty group or non-profit is receiving money for what they are publicizing, there will be a charge of $40.00/week per at 6 Sargent Road, London- of time for a hug and picture at: https://docs.google.com/ paper. All Around Town/Calendar Items will be held to 100 words maximum; anything over will incur a charge derry (behind the fire station with Huckle and our tractor. forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScSveI1eA of $40.00/week for up to another 50 words. All free announcements in the Around Town/Calendar section can on Mammoth Road). See our Each participant will receive fqxmpUn5bcr1XsHnwGV- run a maximum of 3 weeks. Deadline for submissions is Monday at 5 p.m. website www.legion.org for a fun bandana, and will also y2MQrhi0qGLBm4ULWFJg/vi Additionally: We will run the full versions of any calendar items online free of charge at www.nutpub.net. more information. be entered into a raffle for a ewform, and more informa- Please send items to [email protected]. chance to win an exciting tion can be obtained at lancer- which reached #26 on the sisting of a full rhythm sec- Donations Needed prize bag. Advance registra- [email protected]. Concerts on the Common billboard charts in 1992. On tion, a full horn section and St. Gianna's Place is a tion is required. To register, Every Wednesday eve- July 19, Evan Goodrow: They two lead singers. home that provides for stop by the Children’s Room, Flea Market Fundraiser ning on the town common produce a genuinely soul pregnant women in crisis in or call 432-1127 beginning at for Pets from 7 - 8:30 p.m. On June 21, pounding sound. In short, Beginner Summer Media the Londonderry communi- 9 a.m. on Thursday, June 15. The Greater Derry Hum- The Windham Swing Band: it's a lot of sound for three Camp ty. In order for St. Gianna’s This program is being spon- ane Society is accepting dona- Come hear many of your guys. This is going to be a The Londonderry Access Place to continue serving sored by The Friends of the tions for an upcoming favorite swing and Big Band rockin' evening! On July 26, Center's Beginner Summer those in need, a yard sale Londonderry Leach Library. fundraiser on Sat., June 17 at standards. With great instru- HELP! local Beatle cover Media Camp is fast ap- fundraiser is to be held on the Londonderry Flea Market. mentals, this band is sure to band with their authenticity proaching! The camp will be June 24 across from St. Summer Fun Book Bingo All proceeds from the sale will be a crowd pleaser. On June of their performance, captur- held from July 10 - 21 from Thomas Church in Derry, 26 Visit the Leach Library benefit the GDHS and will help 28, Bruce Marshall Group: ing the sound, look, energy 10 a.m. - 2:30 p.m., and is Crystal Avenue. We are ask- on Monday, June 26 from 11 pay for food, supplies, and They ripped through a cata- and spirit of the great Beat- open to students entering ing for donations for this a.m. - 12 p.m. to play a fun veterinary care for animals in log of original material and les catalog. One of the mem- fifth - eighth grade in the fall fundraiser, including all typ- picture version of the popu- their care. Those who would covers that truly set the bers of HELP! is Paul Lussier, of 2017. During this exciting ical yard sale items, but lar game. Every participant like to donate are asked to band apart. Led by Bruce, a Londonderry resident. On camp, kids will learn about excluding TVs, skis, couch- will win and be able to bring items already priced to the musicianship of the August 2, The Delta Genera- aspects of video produc- es, computers, and refriger- choose books from our spe- the GDHS table before 8 a.m. entire group was front and tors featuring Brian Temple- tion. They will produce a TV ators. Donation drop off is cial selection table. Regis- on June 17. Donors are asked center. Blues, R&B, Rock and ton: Brian has his brand of show and have a screening located at 5 Isabella Drive in tration is required. to call GDHS Boarde member Southern Boogie. On July 12, R+B, blues and country is of all of their work at the Londonderry. A storage Sue Bares at (508) 498-7482 to The Brian Maes Band: Brian simply unstoppable. On end of the two weeks. module will be located in Storybook Tales Theater find the location of the table. wrote the song “Until Your August 9, Manchuka an excit- Friends and family are wel- the parking lot for dona- Join the Bright Star The- There is limited opportunity Love Comes Back Around,” ing 10-piece dance band con- come to attend the screen- tions to be dropped off at ater company at the LeachLi- to donate items before June ing as well! Space is limited, any time. We ask that you brary on Wednesday, June 28 17, so those who wish to do so be sure to call Erin Brod- please leave any bagged/ from 11 a.m. - noon for their so are asked to contact GDHS TOWN OF LONDONDERRY man at (603) 432-1100 X-185 boxed donations in this performance Storybook Tales. Treasurer Sharon Comeau at to reserve your spot today! driveway. If you have any Get ready to laugh out loud (603) 231-3265. General ZBA AGENDA questions, call Liz at (603) as engaging performers bring inquiries are also to be direct- "Be the Match" Drive 437-6678. Thank you for sup- the stories of Pinocchio and ed to either Bares or Comeau June 21, 2017 7:00 p.m. Moose Hill Join Residential Mort- porting St. Gianna's Place! Robin Hood to life in unfor- at their respective phone gage Sercives, Inc. for our gettable fashion. Filled with numbers. Council Chambers, 268B Mammoth Road "Be the Match" bone mar- Young Adult Summer audience participation and row donor registry drive on Reading Program lots of humor, this produc- 8th Annual Golf Outing I. Draft minutes to approve: May 2017 Mon., June 26, from 11 a.m. - The theme of this year‚ tion will leave audience mem- On June 23, the Lancer II. Report by Town Council liaison (if any): n/a 2 p.m. at Berkshire Hath- Young Adult Summer Read- bers shouting for more. Reg- Athletic Alumni Associa- tion will be holding its III. Public hearing of cases: away HomeServices Verani ing Program is 'Build a Bet- istration is required. Realty, 1 Verani Way, Lon- ter World.' Join us this sum- Eighth Annual Golf Outing donderry. The mission of mer at the library to partici- Craft Time to raise money for college - A. CASE NO. 6/21/2017-1: Request for a vari- bound Londonderry High ance from LZO 2.2 Table of Uses to allow a serv- "Be the Match" is to save pate in our exciting evening Create your own foam lives by delivering cures to meetings and the reading mosaic mirror. Come to the School athletes. The LAAA ice establishment (hair salon) in the C-III district is the largest provider of that is otherwise prohibited, 1F Commons Drive people diagnosed with life- portion of the program. If Leach Library on Thursday, threatening blood cancers you read more than 10 books June 29 from 10 - 10:45 a.m. scholarships to LHS gradu- – Unit 38, Map 010 Lot 001, Zoned C-III, New ates. This year alone, we Harbor Properties, Inc. (Owner & Applicant) through marrow trans- per week, each additional or 1 - 1:45 p.m. to create your plants. They work with part- book must be accompanied own foam mosaic mirror. are donating over $3,000 to LHS athletes! The event B. CASE NO. 6/21/2017-2: Request for a vari- ners and volunteers to help by a book report using the During this program, patrons the more than 14,000 guidelines in the young adult will be able to design their starts 1:30 p.m. at Windham ance from LZO 2.6.3 to encroach 25 feet into the Country Club. The cost is 50 feet Conservation Overlay District buffer to patients in need of trans- information packet. Partici- mirror using self-adhesive plants. Those interested in pants entering grades 6-12 foam shapes. Each session is $125 per player, which allow the Nevins Retirement Association to con- includes golf and dinner tinue to maintain the existing lawn behind 22 donating must be between next September may sign up open to 70 participants. Reg- the ages of 18 and 44. Typ- from June 1- August 7 at the istration is required. afterwards. Hole sponsors units, 7-43 Morrison Drive, 2,4,5 Harriet Court are available for $150 each. (Map 7 Lots 122C 30-51), The Nevins Retire- ing fees for the drive are Leach Library main desk. covered by health insur- Raffle for prizes runs June 1 - Lancer Golf Tournament Please contact bo- ment Cooperative Association (Owner and Appli- The Lancer Nation Boys' [email protected] cant) ance or Michael's Fund. August 7, with a wrap-up Please bring your insurance Pizza Party on Thursday, Basketball Association's 3rd for more information or regis- card with you to this event! August 10, 2017. For more Annual Fundraising Golf ter directly at www.la- C. CASE NO. 6/21/2017-3: Request for a vari- Tournament will be held on ncerathleticalumni.com. ance from LZO 3.11.6.D.5.b to allow five wall We hope to see you there. information contact Leach Library at (603) 432-1132. Sunday, Sept. 17, at the signs where only one is allowed and where three Stonebridge Country Club Free Dinners of the five signs exceed the 100 square feet lim- Karaoke Night On June 16, Karaoke with Barn Raising with in Goffstown. The event will Free, family-friendly meals itation, 10 Webb Drive, Map 14 Lots 35, 36, 38 & feature a four-person team will be served in a relaxed 45, Zoned GB, Tana Limited Partnership and DJ Sharon beginning at 7 Huckle Cat p.m. Non-members interest- Kick-off the summer with scramble format with atmosphere at the following Ballinger Properties, LLC, Five-N-Associates awards going to first and locations on the following (Owners and Applicants) ed in joining Post 27 are wel- an old fashioned barn raising come to attend. Located at 6 celebration at the Leach last place teams, and there dates. At the Episcopal Sargent Road, Londonderry will also be a $10,000 hole-in- Church of the Transfiguration, IV. Communications and miscellaneous: Library on Tuesday, June 20, (behind the fire station on Wednesday, June 21, and one contest. The cost to par- 1 Hood Road, Derry, dinner V. Other business: Mammoth Road). See our Thursday, June 22 from 11 ticipate will be $115 per per- will be served from 5 - 6:30 Continued on page 18

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◆ L ONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ JUNE 15, 2017 PAGE 19 Seniors Return to Elementary School for Senior Breakfast

RILEY WALBERG LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––––————–◆ n June 9, seniors of Londonderry High OSchool woke up to go to go to school for one last day. This time, though, they weren’t head- ed to the high school, but to their elementary schools to revisit their old stomping grounds and teachers from first through fifth grade. “On the way to and from the school, we remi- nisced on all the things we remembered,” South School alumnus Devyn Enwright said. “We laugh- ed and joked about our awkwardness. It was fun.” Members of the Londonderry High School graduating class made a stop during their last day in school to visit with their elementary Upon arriving at the schools teachers and be served breakfast. Photos by Chris Paul schools, seniors put on provides closure for both Enwright said. “But, other and keep-away with them. The class of 2017 also breakfast is important nametags and laughed at of us.” than that, everything was “This is a great event started a new tradition this because it allows all of us old pictures before moving Later on, students were so familiar and the same. It and one that I hope contin- year: a breakfast at the [students and teachers] onto the food and greeting allowed to go back and re- was almost comforting in a ues on and on,” LHS assis- high school for Hooksett the opportunity to recon- their old teachers. explore their old halls, way.” tant principal Katie Sulli- students. The class of 2017 nect,” Carballeira said. “It “I love catching up with classrooms and play- Students left their old van said. “It gives our grad- was the first class at LHS to reminds the soon to be my prior students,” North grounds. schools after the current uating seniors a chance to accept kids from Hooksett graduates that they will School teacher Toni Car- “I was surprised by how elementary schoolers reflect upon their days as a at their school, and the always have a place filled balleira said. “Knowing little everything was started to arrive for their elementary school stu- administration wanted to with memories to return they are happy, healthy, because I remember it all school days, but not before dents and see the teachers make sure they weren’t left to, a place of belonging and and planning their future being so much bigger,” playing some basketball that helped guide them.” out of this great tradition. identification.” “I think the senior

The first phase of the Woodmont Commons project will provide the infrastructure for the downtown section of the 600-plus-acre Planned Unit Development (PUD). It will extend the Michels Way connector from Route 102 to Pills- bury Road and will create a Main Street and Village Green for the future development of commercial, retail and housing use.

From Offical Groundbreaking on June 6

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