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October 29, 2020 ◆ Volume 21 – Issue 44 A FREE Weekly Publication Planning Board Discusses Change to Elderly Housing KELSEY DERHAK the ordinance coming who is in favor of elimi- LONDONDERRY TIMES ————–––––————–◆ before the Planning Board nating the elderly hous- he Londonderry is due to the unintended ing ordinance. Verani in Planning Board met effects of the ordinance, agreement with the fact Ton Wednesday, Oct. which is mainly the afford- that ordinance did not 14, and discussed elimi- ability aspect of said hous- benefit the town as they nating the elderly hous- ing. Due to the incentives had hoped is also in ing ordinance. for developers to create favor of getting more The ordinance put in such housing, the prices creative to supply af- place a number of years for such housing have sur- fordable housing for the back, gave developers passed ordinary housing employees of the grow- incentives to build 55 prices. The changes to ing industrial communi- and older housing. The the ordinance would take ty in town. Verani’s con- town put in place the away the incentive of a cern is that the encour- ordinance as a means to density bonus and units agement of industrial help relieve the pressure per acre. This would give growth without supply- of school age children the developer a standard ing enough housing will and give the 55 and older 1 acre with 150 ft. of negatively impact Lon- community an affordable frontage. The developer donderry. “It is hypo- option for housing. Now may choose to put an age critical of us to say bring the Planning Board is restriction but will not all your industry and pushing for the amend- receive any incentives for growth and tax revenue ment to the zoning ordi- doing so. and let surrounding nance for the elimination Weighing in heavily towns deal with supply- of the elederly housing. on the matter was mem- ing our housing needs.” This amendment to ber Giovanni Verani, continued on page 9 ◆ ◆

Londonderry’s Steve Dente was named was named Citizen of the Voters Head to Polls Nov. 3 for Year by the Greater Derry Londonderry Chamber of Commerce last week and was presented the traditional top hat. Photo by Chris Paul General Election at High School CHRIS PAUL or older on Election Day; lot. LONDONDERRY TIMES Londonderry Resident Named ————–––––————–◆ a United States citizen; President he New Hampshire and domiciled in the Donald Trump and General Election town or ward where the Michael Pence (Rep) Chamber’s Citizen of the Year Twill be held on person seeks to vote. Joe Biden and Karmala CHRIS PAUL the spaces around the parking lot LONDONDERRY TIMES Tuesday, Nov. 3 at the To register, you will Harris (Dem) ————–––––————–◆ and enjoyed a box dinner and Londonderry High need to provide docu- Jo Jorganso and Jeremy he Greater Derry Londonder- drinks were served via a drink School Gymnasium and ments that proves your Cohen (Lib) ry Chamber of Commerce cart that was traveling around the will certainly be a very identity, age, and citizen- Governor Theld its annual Dinner and lot throughout the evening. busy day for workers at ship. A driver’s license Chris Sununu (Rep) Awards Ceremony in a different Derry Business owner and the polls. or non-driver ID from continued on page 9 venue this year due to the COVID-19 Londonderry resident Stephen The General Election any state satisfies proof Pandemic restrictions still in place. Dente, was named Citizen of the ballot will be two sided, of identity and age. A PRESORTED STANDARD The event was held on Thursday Year. Dente founded Simpson’s so remember to fill out birth certificate, U.S. US POSTAGE PAID night, Oct. 22, in the Tupelo Music Painting with Kenny Simpson 45 both sides. Passport/Passcard or LONDONDERRY, NH 03053 Hall’s Parking area and took on a years ago. Dente spent decades Polls open at 6 a.m. naturalization document Permit #57 ECRWSS Drive-In theme to award this year’s giving back to the community. An and close at 8 p.m. satisfies proof of citizen- Citizen of the Year, Business of the ex-teacher, Stephen and Kenny To be eligible to reg- ship. Year and Non-Profit of the Year. started their business after a ister and vote in New The following is a list POSTAL PATRON Attendees sat in their cars or in continued on page 3 Hampshire a person of the names that will be LONDONDERRY, NH 03053 must be: 18 years of age on the Londonderry bal-

◆ PAGE 2LONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ OCTOBER 29, 2020 Scouts Enjoys Annual Derby Tradition with COVID Modifications

CHRIS PAUL LONDONDERRY TIMES ————–––––————–◆ espite the compli- cations attributed Dwith holding events through the COVID-19 Pandemic, Londonderry Pack 901 scouts and their leaders were able to carry on the annual tradition of the Pinewood Derby. This year’s Pinewood Derby was held just out- side the town line at Camp Carpenter, in Man- Pack 901 Scouts pose after the Pinewood Derby at Camp Carpenter. chester, where scouts AOLs. There were also trophy went to Liam ners were: Best Design - and their families were trophies given out for Craigie, Liam Hocking’s Neil Carroll; Best Paint - able to maintain social Best Design; Best Paint car got second and Gun- Aiden Hocking; Scout distancing requirements and for Scout Spirit. nar Scofield came in Spirit - Cooper Lee. given by the scouting For the Wolves and third. Anyone interested to council and the state. Bears, first place went to The Webelos and learn more about Cub The event feature 19 Amber Lee, Aiden Hock- AOLs group was won by Scout or Pack 901 can competitors and 19 ing took second, and Jackson Brizuela, Coop- get in touch scoutmaster heats of racing down a third-place was won by er Lee was a very close Geremy Ayers through straight track. Neil Carroll. second and Isaac Labell email: gma737@hot- Racers were divided For the Lions and received third place. mail.com. into three groups, Lions Amber Lee and her brother Cooper Lee display Tigers, the first-place Other trophy win- their Pinewood Derby trophies after the races and Tigers; Wolves and and presentation. Photos by Chris Paul Bears; and Webelos and VoteMARTHA SMITH FOR State Representative A Fresh New Voice in Concord

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Londonderry Town welcoming environment Chamber Councilor Deb Paul; to children during an Continued from page 1 Derry Historian, T.J. Cul- especially stressful time. teacher’s strike and linane, and Warren The YMCA continu- grew it to 60 employees. Daigle of Daigle Plumb- ously expands its part- Stephen supports ing introduced Dente at nerships with other non- numerous nonprofits, the ceremony. profits, including its schools and other com- Dante thanked his pasta program focusing munity cause with nec- wife Carol for her sup- on grandparents raising essary painting and port over the years; his grandchildren and repairs. As a longtime mother for teaching him expanding their mental member of the Derry Vil- the value of helping oth- health services as well. lage Rotary Club, he ers; and also thanked his When schools needed to chairs the annual Holi- fellow Derry Village implement remote learn- day Parade and is a lead Rotary members. ing, the YMCA expanded volunteer for the Ameri- Cullinane presented their school-age pro- can Cancer Society Dente with the tradition- grams to support pro- Relay for Life. al Top Hat to end the grams for multiple At the event on evening’s festivities. school districts. In addi- Described as a silent The Non Profit of the tion they continue to leader, Stephen epito- Year award went to the offer their Pre-K and Chamber of Commerce Citizen of Non-Profit of the Year went to the mizes the team commu- Granite State YMCA of Kindergarten programs. the Year Steve Dente poses with his YMCA. Michele Shepard, Lisa nity member. Always Londonderry YMCA Executive wife Carol after receiving his Bernard and Stacey Neville attended willing to lend a helping The Granite State Director Lisa Bernard award and the ceremonial top hat. the event on behalf of the YMCA. hand, Stephen offers his YMCA of Londonderry, accepted the award on ness of the Year. with existing and new also sponsored numer- services as well as mak- which serves residents behalf of the organiza- This spring, Enter- customers. Multiple ous community and cor- ing connections to oth- of all ages in the greater tion and spoke on the prise Bank’s team took area business name the porate events. They lend ers who can contribute. Derry area. They were challenges that the non- on a leadership role for bank’s support as a lead- a hand whenever possi- The Greater Derry Lon- recognized for success- profit has gone through the region. Staff ing reason they have ble and protectively donderry area is fortu- fully running summer over the past year. researched all available stayed open these last seek out ways to make nate to have Stephen as camps this year without Derry’s Enterprise recourses and quickly few months. an impact. one our members. incident and offering a Bank was named Busi- shared that information Enterprise Bank has

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PLUMBING AND WELL PUMP SERVICES CO. LLC 603-437-9114 Paid for by Sherm Packard for State Rep. J. Packard, F/A. ◆ PAGE 4LONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ OCTOBER 29, 2020 Editorial Letters Questions to Ask sentiment and them actu- line is everyone has their Happy Halloween ally being informed and own life experiences and To the editor, critical is what’s impor- reasons to vote one way Can we step back from the real want to remind parents that chil- In politics there are a tant. Too often there are or another and you horrors of the world – COVID, and dren’s costumes should feature light few adages that always letters in here that are preaching at them why take pleasure in our childhood colors or reflective tape so they can ring true. Three of them just utter nonsense com- they are wrong for think- favorite of Halloween? be seen in the early darkness brought are: In the end it’s about ing from “adults” who are ing that is utter BS. You Halloween is Saturday, and if you on by this season. Make sure young jobs/the economy, sec- “educated” and quick to are taking your experi- did a quick survey of people you children travel in groups, under adult ond, “What have you point where their degree ence and forcing it on know, you’re likely to find that for supervision, with everyone carrying done for me lately?”, and is from and how educat- others as their own. many it’s their favorite holiday. flashlights or glow sticks. third, all politics is local. ed they are...guess what? Grow up. Many of us, regard-less of age, A little shiver of being scared and In these cases, State Sen- That means nothing if Vote however you feel see Halloween as a day we look for- a lot of laughter. There will always be ator Sharon Carson gets you can’t think for your- is right for you and what’s ward to for weeks. For children, people who caution that Halloween excellent grades. We are self or think critically important to you, but do there’s something that can’t be beat is too scary for kids. But what’s real- fortunate that NH has about dressing up, heading out after ly scary is not the make-believe; it’s with an open mind. If so knowing that you are dark and walking up to neighbors’ some of the real-life events happen- fared well during the pan- you get your news from truly informed with facts homes, and filling a bag with free ing all around us. Want to talk about demic. There has been only CNN, MSNBC, FOX and the entire truth, not candy and other treats. scary? Elected officials who operate good guidance from the etc. then I have news for just part of the truth. Most of us have plenty of good like 2-year-olds in the sandbox, fight- Governor’s Economic Re- you. You aren’t actually Ryan Prudhomme memories of trick-or-treating amidst ing over their toys – only they’re opening Task Force, on informed at all, what you Londonderry the fall leaves, receiving more candy fighting over the basics of our lives. which Sen. Carson ser- are is naive to the echo ———————— than we could easily consume and, A virus we have no idea how to cure. ves. The Senator was sel- chamber of your choos- even for just a few hours, trying to But let’s focus on Halloween. ected for this important ing. Those are not real Calling on Independent scare ourselves a little. In Halloween’s Celtic origins, the position because of her journalists with even Voters But never fear - the day is not day does indeed celebrate the end of demonstrated ability to their own thoughts... To the editor, about horror, it’s about fun. Carving the harvest and the start of winter. In exercise good judgement, they are reiterating the This article is not an pumpkins with scary or happy faces, the church it is referred to as “All such as, to balance the thoughts of who funds attempt to persuade wearing masks, and posing as witch- Hallows Eve” – the day before a interests of business, and them and pays them. If Trump-hating Democ- es or superheroes or fairy tale char- Christianized feast influenced by the health and well-being you are married to a rats to vote for Trump; acters – it’s the stuff of good child- Celtic harvest festivals. We need to of her constituents. Car- political party and just they’ve either already hood memories. cast political correctness aside. son is helping to bring vote that way across the voted for Biden or noth- We can expect the police to be So as the winter holidays near, back jobs and create new board all the time you ing I can say will con- out in force on that night protecting take a brief but welcome break from ones locally. are not even critical of vince them otherwise. all the little ghosts and goblins, the real and indulge in some Hal- What’s going on in your own ideas or thou- This article is specifical- witches and princesses, devils and loween magical thinking. Dress up, Washington is a debacle. ghts and they have done ly directed at Indepen- zombies while they roam our streets. carve a pumpkin and roast the seeds But that shouldn’t keep their job by securing dents who may not as We want to take this opportunity with your family, stock up on candy us from evaluating each your vote due to your yet made up their minds. to remind everyone to drive especial- for trick-or-treaters and sample down-ballot candidate. ly careful on Halloween, both during some yourself, and as the sky turns negligence. It’s impor- Since day-one of Trump’s the day and night, and to pay close dark tomorrow night, Celebrate Hal- Sen. Carson is needed to tant to have diversity of presidency, there’s been attention to pedestrians. We also loween! fight for what is most thought and that’s what fabrications (Trump-Rus- needed, local jobs. When makes America great, dif- sia collusion & Ukraine), the economy is strong, ferent opinions should distractions (Trump’s everyone benefits! force people to compro- taxes), constant person- Pollyann Winslow mise and talk and learn al and political assaults Londonderry from each other, not coordinated by Democ- ––––––––––––––––– attack each other based rats and their liberal on cleverly edited clips media friends against TrSome Good Letters that we choose to see Trump and his family. To the editor, and run with that infor- No president has ever The Londonderry Times is a weekly publication. It is mailed to every home in Londonderry The last couple of mation. That is irrespon- endured the daunting free of charge and is available at a number of drop-off locations throughout the town. weeks there were finally sible. In a time when so task of taking on a major some letters in the many people are preach- political party and its paper that weren’t total ing tolerance those same mainstream media allies Serving Chester, Hampstead BS and I encourage peo- people will not tolerate it who have done every- Serving Derry and Sandown ple to read them and see if you don’t think like thing they could to take what it means to think them...that is dangerous Trump out via impeach- Nutfield Publishing, LLC for yourself. The editori- and you are the problem ment hoaxes, fabrica- 118 Hardy Rd., Londonderry, NH 03053 al on thinking for your- you are fighting against, tions, misdirection, lies tel: 603-537-2760 • fax: 603-537-2765 self, the letters from so take a good hard look and Biden coverups. send e-mails to: [email protected] John Loker, James green in the mirror and ask Despite media and Holly- www.nutpub.net and even Bob Pitre this yourself if you are prac- wood elites spewing Owner/Publisher – Debra Paul Art Director – Chris Paul time around. You may dis- ticing what you are venomous rants, Trump agree with them but the preaching. The bottom The Londonderry Times is published through Nutfield Publishing, LLC a privately owned company continued on page 5 dedicated to keeping residents informed about local issues and news in the town of Londonderry. 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corrupt family schemes omy the greatest since much less his chameleon sentatives is an important A Warning to Voters Letters with China, Russia, Uk- WWII until COVID which running mate Harris who task for Londonderry citi- To the editor, Continued from page 4 raine and Iraq are not most scientists said early this past Sunday stated zens this year. We have There’ve been a lot of has endured and his mes- the main stories. The on was not as dangerous 225 COVID deaths. If several candidates that fancy ads on TV and fly- sage continues to res- real story and what Inde- as it turned out to be; they were so conscious have rejected any attempt ers that paint a rosy pic- onate with voters. Trump’s pendents should focus including Dr. Fauci. To of COVID, you’d think to implement a NH in- ture if the Democrats are personality, crazy-Nancy on is that Trump just my fellow naval officer they could remember come tax. They are Repub- elected. As they say, Pelosi and despicable didn’t speak of what he comrade who has re- the number of deaths. licans. I am disappointed they are entitled to their Adam Schiff’s impeach- would do during his peatedly attacked Trump, To them COVID victims to see that Ted Combes opinion, but they are not ment attempts along with 2016 campaign, he did Trump is rebuilding our are pawns to be used as and Ann Warner support entitled to their facts. Biden’s zero accomplis- what he said he would military including our a sympathetic argument new income taxes. Did you know that hments in 47 Senate- do. He worked tirelessly Navy to confront China of why Biden-Harris Both Combes and during the 2019-2020 years and back-door to make America’s econ- in a naval war that is should prevail; despica- Warner have records. session, the Democrat sure to come. Trump is ble and dishonest. To Warner has voted several majority in Concord? not a smooth-talking, Independent voters, I times to support new • Passed a $168 million OBITUARY snake-oil politician, he’s ask. If you were happy in income taxes as an incum- income tax bill 4 times a doer. He did it without Trump’s pre-COVID eco- bent state rep. Combes • Voted to raise taxes Rachel C. Gagnon pay donating his $400K nomy as 56% of Ameri- was a Town Councilor on small businesses by Rachel C. Gagnon, 81 of Hud- annual salary to chari- cans stated, give Trump until recently. His record 12.5% son, NH, died Saturday Oct. 24, ties. Trump didn’t have another 4 years and as a Town Councilor was • Sponsored sales tax 2020 in All American Assisted to run for president, he watch your 401k and IRA mostly as a “do nothing” bills on ski tickets and Living in Londonderry, NH. She could have stayed with grow to assure an inde- councilor. He champi- electronics was born in Littleton, NH on Sept. his businesses making a pendent life-style after oned no issues and failed • Sponsored an $800 10, 1939, a daughter of the late lot more money and retirement along with to distinguish himself to million energy tax bill Albert and Clara (Godbout) Burgess. Rachel had been far happier. He Social Security that Trump look out for taxpayers. • Passed legislation been a recent resident of Londonderry having took on the presidency has promised not to touch. I don’t expect Warner to give drivers licenses lived in Hudson for over 40 years. Mrs. Gagnon as he saw the downward I’m frightened of the to change her ways to to undocumented aliens had been employed for many years as a recep- path of an Obama-Biden future and the impact on reject future income tax • Sued Governor Sun- tionist for Pfeiffer Vacuum in Nashua, NH. Rachel America. Biden is a hum- my grandsons of what proposals and I don’t unu to delay covid-19 was a proud member of the Nashua Senior cen- anoid and says what his America would be under expect Combes to pro- relief funds ter where she shared her passion for quilting handlers tell him to say. a Biden/Harris/Saunde- vide any leadership at Sources: Roll Call with her fellow members. Rachel had a talent for Sadly, his dementia is rs/AOC socialist econ- the statehouse if elected. Votes, House Bills. just about anything having to do with crafts, evident in his slurred omy. You should be too. I recommend rejecting The Democrat-con- including crocheting, knitting or just making spe- words, blank facial ex- Bob Pitre both these candidates trolled Executive Coun- cial items for those she loved. pressions and memory. Londonderry and choose those candi- cil also voted against She is survived by her loving husband of 60 When he says he would ––––––––––––––– dates that will give us accepting the $46M edu- years, Armand “B” Gagnon of Hudson, her son have treated COVID bet- more confidence of pro- cation grant for NH Steve A. and his wife Kathleen (Dunlea) Gagnon ter than Trump, Biden Choosing a Rep. tecting local taxpayers. based on pure politics, of Londonderry, NH, their three children can’t remember if COVID To the editor, Londonderry Taxpayer thereby hurting many Chelsea, Hailey, and Hannah Gagnon. Her daugh- deaths are 200M or 200K; Choosing State Repre- Roger Fillio children’s opportunities ter Paula Prescott of AZ and her three children Londonderry continued on page 7 Lexi, Zachary, and Jack Prescott; as well as two sisters, Gertrude Carmen-Bly and Virginia B. Noor. She was predeceased by her sisters, Car- Large Cheese Pizza Derry Center for oline E. Charbonneau, Diana V. Carter, and Irene C. 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Solomon, County Board of Com- office and they recently missioners ran against false. tions made by the Board Esquire stated that the missioners sent the New found no wrongdoing Massahos in the Primary Massahos stated, “I were troubling, my job is Rockingham County Hampshire Attorney and further found that campaign and used the chose to ignore these to work hard to protect Sheriff Massahos has General a letter accusing Massahos “had the dis- slogan “I am not under misleading and false and serve, and to work been exonerated by the Sheriff Massahos of “Fix- cretion to reduce the investigation by the allegations and focused productively with the New Hampshire Attor- ing” a speeding ticket citation to a warning.” Attorney General” as the on the business of run- Board of County Com- ney General’s Office for issued by a deputy by The Board of County reason to vote for him. ning the Office of Sheriff missioners in the allegations made by the changing it to a warning. Commissioners chose to The Board of Com- in the best interests of future”. ◆ ◆ Bellavance Beverage Unveils Largest Rooftop Solar Array in State CHRIS PAUL Bellavance owner, port. beer every year. them. The products we offices read letters from LONDONDERRY TIMES ————–––––————–◆ workers, friends and The 1,158-kilowatt Bellavance Beverage sell are largely agricul- the Senator and Con- ne of the newest area officials toasted the DC solar array (800-kilo- Co. President Joe Bella- tural - hops, barley - and gressman, respectively. additions to large new 1.16 megawatt solar watt AC) is being vance IV commented depend on reliable State Senators Sharon Obuildings on Pet- installed by ReVision during the event, saying water sources. We need Carson, Lou D’Allesan- installation with a social- tengill Road, Bellavance ly-distanced “Solar Okto- Energy, a local employ- “It fit with our commit- the planet to be able to dro, and Kevin Beverage Company, will berfest” celebration ee-owned solar compa- ment to reducing the support those things for Cavanaugh were all in soon be powered by recently. The event fea- ny, and is projected to footprint we leave a long, long time.” attendance, as was State 3,088 solar panels, off- tured traditional Ger- generate 1,321,541 kWh behind for future gener- Mayor of Manches- Representative Doug setting more than 100% man fare, along with of clean electricity annu- ations. We spend a lot ter, Joyce Craig, also Thomas, Londonderry of the company’s annual tours of the 115,000 ally - enough to offset 1.4 time preparing our kids spoke briefly. Represen- Town Councilor Deb electricity needs while square-foot solar roof million pounds of CO2 for the future but often tatives from Senator Paul, and Londonderry cutting costs and carbon overlooking Manches- emissions or brew overlook the environ- Maggie Hassan and Con- Town Manager Kevin pollution. ter-Boston Regional Air- 77,000 barrels of German ment we are leaving gressman Chris Pappas’ Smith. Wayne MacDonald for State Representative

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onomy resulting from the Catholic Church was large that it can do very but, unfortunately, the Does “A Neighbor” think Letters applied business under- attacked and priests and little to curb fraud. few good priests and that I haven’t been living Continued from page 5 standing. Children saved nuns were murdered. Through increased taxes, religious who have stood and breathing the air in for a better education. from death. This Presi- Karl Marx believed the fraud, incompetence of out against this have this Trump America? Their rejection of two dent has solved more State took the place of government organiza- been silenced by their That I am blind and can well-qualified African- issues in 3 years than in God. Lenin wrote that tions, and government Marxist/Modernist supe- not see what he has done? Americans for two im- Joe’s entire career. Social Democrats base takeover of businesses, riors. So, when I speak of That I can’t hear what he portant state positions My uncle was a high- their outlook on Marx- unemployment skyrock- Catholicism, I speak of has said? That I haven’t based on party affilia- ly respected pathologist ism. The Catholic Church ets thus putting more the One, True Catholic been on my phone con- tion is also horrific. in a prominent Boston was persecuted under the pressure on the govern- Faith, not the Marxist/ stantly reading and watch- If that wasn’t enough, hospital. German National Soc- ment for services. It’s a Modernist Church that ing the news? Thundering the Democrats also vot- I recall him telling me ialist and Soviet Union never-ending downward has usurped the name into my friend’s apartment ed to prevent parents how sub-standard the regimes – even though spiral. The rich become “Catholic Church”. yelling at her because of from having more say in care was at the Veterans the Soviets had “Free- scapegoats and are asked Finally, my last letter what is going on in the their child’s education Administration. dom of Religion” in their to give more and more. asked Catholics to vote world right now and has and to prevent them from That was over 40 constitution. Currently, They eventually leave for Trump. Trump is no been for the past four seeing surveys given to years ago. Joe a “veterans BLM (a Marxist organi- and take their wealth and saint. I never said he blankety blank years? their child in school before friend” could not even zation) and Antifa have businesses with them. was. But as a Catholic, Does “A Neighbor” being administered. improve it after 47 years. burned churches and This leaves the poor to the Democrat Marxist/ think it was their “right” We cannot afford this Trump made tremen- destroyed religious stat- fend for themselves. Socialist-supporting can- to throw some paper on type of “making London- dous strides in 3. 40 ues and property. On Meanwhile, the oligarchs didate is not an option. my lawn spouting what derry a better place”. years of Joe talking and video, one member of in power enjoy a lavish Helen Maynard they perceive to be Please don’t be fooled resolving nothing. Keep- BLM can even be heard lifestyle. Londonderry truth? by what is said. Rely on ing things broken has shouting “What are you, Government, schools, –––––––––––––– I am writing (because the past voting records only served to keep Joe Christian?” to an unfor- the news media, and the I don’t know who it is), and know that they will talking. Now he is follow- tunate victim of their entertainment industry A Neighbors Help? to tell “A Neighbor” all vote the same way ing Kamala attempting harassment. are rife with Marxist/ To the Editor: what I think of what they again and again. to usher in the very gov- 2) Immorality: Abor- Socialists. In the 1950s, I am a Londonderry did. Concerned voter ernment my father and tion, breakup of the nuc- McCarthy was ridiculed resident. I have a ”Biden It was wrong. It was Jack Murray Jr. uncle rightfully fought to lear family, immodesty, for speaking of Commu- /Harris” sign on my front out of line. It wasn’t ap- Londonderry destroy. Socialism is res- debauchery, sexualiza- nists. Today, after brain- lawn, because obviously, preciated. It was a waste ––––––––––––––– ponsible for over 100 tion of children, suppres- washing generations of I have made a thoughtful of paper, waste of a tree, Million deaths so far. It sion of truth and the people, the Marxist/So- decision to vote for him. waste of ink. And it was 47 Years of Lemming is a proven tragedy. spreading of lies and fear cialists are so close to “A Neighbor” put a list a waste of your time and Leadership I am a fan of The Presi- by the press and social absolute power they can entitled Trump’s accom- mine. If you are going ar- To the editor dent. I did not vote for him media, an ill-informed taste it. The masks are off. plishments during his ound placing these lists I was so tired of the to be my friend. I placed and uneducated popu- The Catholic Church presidency under my under all Biden signs same conversations. Sol- my trust in him because of lace, putting things, ani- has also be infected. sign. I didn’t read it. I tore like a present under a diers dying overseas. Vet- his past performance and mals, and the environ- The Catholic seminaries it up out of anger, frustra- Christmas tree, I’m erans fighting for health- current achievements. Joe ment above people lead- in America were infiltrat- tion and “Oh my god! telling you now it’s not care. Tanking public ed- on the other hand is born ing to the devaluation of ed by Marxists/Mod- REALLY? Who did this?” what a Biden supporter ucation system. Illegal im- follower. human life, lack of ernists in the 1920s. The Did this anonymous wants for Christmas, or migration. Tax money us- I dare say he could not respect for people and men rose to power and person think that this Thanksgiving for that ed to kill children rather lead a lemming (but they property, irresponsibility, “came of age” in the would change my mind? matter. What we want than save them. Issues might have an nice talk). excessive anger, hate and 1950s and 1960s. Since That I would automati- (or maybe it’s just me, I we all agreed require Ken Rahilly violence towards those then, you can see the cally come to my unedu- don’t know) is for you to action. 8 years of words. 8 Londonderry with opposing views are devastating effects: Sex- cated senses and imme- keep your stapled paper years of continuous prob- –––––––––––––– examples of the immoral ual perversion and mol- diately pull the disgraced to yourself. I want an lems. ills riding the coattails of estation, misuse of funds, sign from my browning America that is run by I voted for Trump be- Why Marxism/Socialism Marxism/Socialism. graft, heresy, etc. Many lawn and throw it away people who are truthful. cause of what he is not. & Catholicism Don’t Mix 3) Fraud/Class War- of the faithful have left. like it was a bag of weeks Who listen to experts in Not a politician, Not own- To the editor, fare/Oppression of the Not all clergy are bad old slimy mesclun mix? continued on page 9 ed by PACs, Not a talker What are the evils of poor: Marxist/Socialist and Not easily pushed Marxism/Socialism? countries must raise taxes around. Our troops are 1) Abolition of religion/ to a very high level in Experience The Grand Difference home. For God’s sake rejection of God: During order to provide their ü Professional he has brought peace in the French Revolution people with “freebies”. ü Honest the Middle East. 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Myers www.attorney-myers.com (978) 691-5453 ––––– www.NHGrandRoofs.com ––––– ◆ PAGE 8LONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ OCTOBER 29, 2020 State Rep Candidate Omitted From Candidate Profiles n last week’s edition the best candidate to cans win the Majority, I I will continue to Londonderry gets it fair decisions in fixing the of the Londonderry represent the residents will be running for the focus on keeping New share of Adequacy Edu- shortfall of revenues, ITimes, we published a Speaker of the House! Hampshire affordable so cation Funding, ensure without down shifting of Londonderry in Con- rather lengthy compila- cord. Here is Al’s I have been a Chair- our kids can live and that not one Veteran is those costs to cities and tion of candidates run- response. man of a committee, work in New Hampshire. left behind and they towns, which would ning for State Represen- Al Baldasaro Vice Chair of a commit- I am running for my receive the benefits that cause property taxes to tative. In that article, the New Hampshire is a tee, Tri Chair of the eighth term to help are owed to them. I do increase on businesses paper inadvertently left great state to raise a House Republican maintain the N.H. Advan- not support any new and homeowners. I ask out longtime Republican family and work and is Alliance (HRA), Assis- tage of no new taxes so taxes; people are taxed for your vote on Novem- State Representative Al one of the safest states tant Majority Leader and you can have a higher enough! I want to contin- ber 3rd, to continue to Baldasaro. in the country to raise a the Republican Floor quality of living by mak- ue to ensure that our represent you in Con- We asked each candi- family. Leader, one who is a ing sure the State does- seniors are taken care of cord. date, what makes them When we Republi- loud voice with experi- n’t overspend, so there by not taxing them out Al Baldasaro ence and knowledge to is no need for an income of their homes. Because State Representative look out for Londonder- tax. I want to continue to COVID-19 has financially Former Republican ry Tax Payers. ensure that the Town of hurt our state, we will Floor leader OBITUARY have to look at what rev- TRUMP2020 NH Co- Margaret (Holmes) Vautier enues come in during Chair Margaret (Holmes) Vautier, 90, of OBITUARY the 2021 budget cycle. TRUMP2020 National Londonderry, NH died on Monday We Legislators are going Veterans Coalition Advi- Oct. 19, 2020 at her home surround- Sean Patrick Marron to make some tough sor ed by her loving family. Margaret Sean Patrick Marron age 36 of was born in Randolph, MA on Oct. Londonderry NH, Died unexpected- 26, 1929, a daughter of the late ly on Oct. 21, 2020. Sean was the Elmer and Madeline (Shaw) Holmes. beloved son of James and Paula She had resided in Londonderry since 1961, for- (Linehan) Marron. Loving brother of OBITUARY merly living in the Boston, MA area. Shamus and his wife Danielle of Richard E. Bancroft She is survived by two daughters, Susan Fraser Derry. He was a devoted father to Richard E. Bancroft, 72, of Lon- and her husband Melton of Londonderry, and his sons, Colby Adam 11 and Kaiden donderry, NH died Monday Oct. 19, Diane Vautier of Londonderry, one son, David L. Scott 6. Sean leaves many Aunts, Uncles, cousins 2020 at the Elliot Hospital, Manches- Vautier of Londonderry, two grandchildren, Jayne and friends who will dearly miss him. ter, NH. Surrounded by his loving Jacques and her fiance’ James Jacques, and Joseph A 2003 graduate of Londonderry High School. A family. Richard was born in Hyde Jacques and his partner Mellisa Denny, five great- prolific athlete in football, wrestling and lacrosse. Park, MA on Dec. 14, 1947, a son of grandchildren, Olivia Jacques, Jasmine Jacques, Proudly served in the U.S. Marine Corp as an an the late, Edwin and Mary (Powers) Madelyn Jacques, Ian Desisto, and Landon Desisto. infantryman and was honor guard in the N.H. Bancroft. He served with the US Air Force during She also leaves one brother, Harry Holmes and his National Guard. A member of N.H. wrestling official the Vietnam Era. wife, Margaret of Valley Center, CA. She was prede- association. Played semi professional football with Rich was a motorcycle enthusiast, taking many ceased by her husband, David W. Vautier in 2006. the Granite State Destroyers, 2019 Undefeated road trips with his late son Brian. He was also a Calling hours were held on Friday Oct. 23, in National Champions. Served his community as a huge New England sports fan. He was also a long- the Peabody Funeral Homes and Crematorium, 290 coach and mentor for youth flag football and standing member of Post # 0078 American Legion Mammoth Rd., Londonderry. The funeral ceremo- wrestling. He enjoyed the outdoors, mountain of Hyde Park, MA. Richard will always be remem- ny and burial was held privately. Burial was in For- climbing, fishing and camping with his sons Colby bered as the most loving husband, parent and est Hill Cemetery, E. Derry. To send a condolence and Kaiden and his dad Jim. “Papa”. He was Kathy’s “Gentle Giant” and was or for more information, please visit www.peabody- His service dog Chocura was named after his loved by all who came to know him. funeralhome.com. favorite climb, Mt Chocura. A free spirit who loved He is survived by his wife, Kathleen (Walsh) long rides on his Harley. Bancroft of Londonderry, one son, Richard E. Ban- A public graveside service will be at the NH croft, Jr. and his wife Allison of Foxborough, MA, National Cemetery in Boscowen on Thursday Oct. one daughter, Christine Hubbard of Walpole, MA, Pick Your Own Apples! 29, at 11 a.m. In lieu of flowers donation may be 10 beautiful grandchildren, one brother, James made to A Go Fund Me page for Sean Marron. New! Bigger! Bancroft, and two sisters, Anne Huntley and Mary 15 Acre Barry. 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formation. I am personally sive lying, and skulldug- dead WWI soldiers. He country”), and with fam- language he used to Letters terrified of what will gery spread the coron- said “Why should I go to ily members in wars describe dead WWI US sol- Continued from page 7 become of this world if avirus pandemic in the that cemetery? It’s filled from the Civil War to the diers. Unpatriotic Trump their fields and strongly our leader does not listen US, which he called a with losers.” He said Iraqi War, I am disgusted got five draft deferrals dur- consider the facts before to science or anyone hoax; and now we know 1800 US Marines who with Trump’s unhinged ing the Vietnam War. a conclusion and or solu- other than himself. he is Commander-Of- died in the Battle of Bel- comments. My wife’s Trump undermined tion is decided. I want a I’m voting for Biden Unpatriotism. leau Wood were “suck- father, Alton Jones, and our military by accusing calm empathetic leader for my children, my chil- The Atlantic maga- ers”. The Atlantic article uncle, Howard Jones, Pentagon officers of pri- who understands the dren’s children and their zine reported Trump was corroborated by were Marines who mary loyalty to defense plight of normal people. children. denigrated dead US sol- Fox News, AP, NY Times, fought at Belleau Wood. contractors. Who is willing to make Marcia Feldmann diers. In 2018 Trump did and Washington Post. Trump called Senator Donald Moskowitz choices based on what is Londonderry not visit the Aisne-Marne As a former Navy John McCain a “loser” Conservative good for us, not him per- ———————— American Cemetery in enlisted and Navy officer because he was a POW in Independent sonally. I want a person to Tump Is Commander- France to honor our (“not for self but for Vietnam. This is similar Londonderry look into the camera while Of-Unpatriotism ◆ ◆ he is talking and really talk To the editor, ly housing in Londonder- With an elderly popu- started. A big part of that TO us and not against us Trump’s recklessness, Planning ry. While doing some of lation staying in sync solution is getting rid of by spewing lies and misin- incompetence, compul- his own calculations, with the rest of New Continued from page 1 the ordinance. “looking at my own Hampshire, Londonderry By a unanimous vote Adding to Verani’s social security and is looking to make the Planning Board is OBITUARY statement was Colleen apartments at Sanborn changes to their ordi- sending their recommen- Mailloux, Town Planner, Stephanie Ann Blaise Crossing, it’s about 40% nance to help create dation of the adoption of who envisions lots of dis- of my social security for more affordable housing the amendment to the Stephanie Ann Blaise, 33, of cussion in particular relat- Londonderry, NH, passed away a one bedroom apart- for all residents. The Londonderry Zoning ed to townhouse style unexpectedly Sunday Oct. 18, ment and I just don’t Planning Board hopes the Ordinance for the elimina- 2020, in Manchester. She was born housing and adding those think that is affordable. I change to this ordinance tion of the elderly housing on Dec. 9, 1986 in Derry, a daughter types of zones to the town. would love to see this will help out the older cit- to be brought before the of Steven Blaise and the late New member Lynn ordinance go away, it izens of the town as well Town Council for a public Ruthann (Morris) Blaise-Bond. Wiles was concerned on hasn’t benefited the as younger ones needing hearing as well as the This was Stephanie’s favorite time of year, fall the affordability of elder- town in any way.” an affordable home to get Council’s final vote. and most of all Halloween/Samhain. This would normally have been a time of curling up and watch- ◆ ◆ ing Nightmare Before Christmas and visiting haunt- Executive Councilor Sherman Packard (Rep) County Treasurer ed houses. Truly a time where she came alive. She Candidates Mark S. Mackenzie (Dem) Luisa Piette (Dem) Scott Priestley (Rep) Ted Gatsas (Rep) always had a love for the darker side, but could Continued from page 1 Paul Skudlarek (Dem) Ty Quinn (Dem) still bring so much light to those around her. She State Senator Robin Skudlarek (Dem) Dan Feltes (Dem) Register of Deeds had a contagious laugh and such a big heart. Such Sharon Carson (Rep) Martha Smith (Dem) Darryl Perry (Lib) Cathy Stacey (Rep) a goofy sense of humor that brought tears of laugh- Nancy Hendricks (Dem) Doug Thomas (Rep) Michael McCord (Dem) ter and great memories. She loved her son Wesley United States Senator State Representatives Anne Warner (Dem) Register of Probate beyond words and passed to him the same great I- Jeanne Shaheen (Dem) Al Baldasaro (Rep) Corky Messner (Rep) Sheriff Ray Tweedie (Rep) sense of humor. She will be SO missed and our Ted Combes (Dem) Chuck Massahos (Rep) hearts break for the loss of her. It has been a long Justin O’Donnell (Lib) Bob Davidson (Dem) Tom Dolan (Rep) Patrick William Rivard County Commissioner battle, but she is now at peace and with the many United States Congress Mack Leathurby (Dem) (Dem) Brian K. Chirichiello loved ones that passed before her. Chris Pappas (Dem) David C. Lundgren (Rep) She is survived by her father, Steven Blaise and Matt Mowers (Rep) County Attorney (Rep) Wayne D. MacDonald (Rep) Patricia Conway (Rep) wife Bonnie, stepfather, William Bond, her son, Wes- Zach Dumont (Lib) Stephen L. D’Angelo ley Rosen; two sisters, Nicole LaPorte and her hus- Betsy McKinney (Rep) Steven J. Briden (Dem) (Dem) band Jeffrey and Tracey Ingram and her husband George; four nieces, Celia Roessler, Aria LaPorte, Lillie LaPorte and Brynnley LaPorte, as well as It’s YOUR car, many aunts and uncles. She was predeceased by her mother Ruthann Blaise-Bond in 2003. There are no calling hours. Following cremation, YOUR choice of repair shops. graveside services were held on Friday, Oct. 23, in the Pillsbury Cemetery, Hovey Rd., Londonderry. Memorial contributions may be made to a college fund being set up Lifetime warranty on all repairs to benefit her son Wesley www.gofundme.com/f/a-schol- arship-fund-for-wesley?utm_source=custom- We meet by accident - er&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=p_cf+share -flow-1 To send a condolence or for more information, crash in for quality repairs please visit, www.peabodyfuneralhome.com Family owned & operated for 38 years “Honesty, Integrity & Attention to Detail” SPECIALIZING IN COLLISION REPAIR Specializing in Kitchens, Bathrooms 1 ROCKINGHAM ROAD and Home Remodeling Projects RT. 28, LONDONDERRY, NH 03053 TEL: 603-432-5245 • FAX: 603-432-0191 603-432-8599 • applewoodconstruction.net *Appliances not included. Remodeling services available. Offer expires Sept. 30, 2020 WWW.BROTHERSAUTOBODYNH.COM Londonderry Voters DESERVE a Voice in Concord Help Us Be That Voice by Voting for Londonderry Democrats on Nov. 3rd Supporting the Values that are Most Important to Londonderry Voters: ✓ £ Protection and Strengthening of the Affordable Care Act ✓ Gun Safety Legislation £✓ £ Higher Minimum Wage ✓ Voting Rights and Ballot Access £✓ £ Women’s Healthcare and Reproductive Rights ✓ £ Strong Environmental Policies and Protection ✓ £ Investment in Infrastructure and Londonderry’s 6 Republican State Reps consistently Economic Development voted counter to these basic values in 2019 and 2020 ✓ £ Support for Higher Education and sustaining Governor Sununu’s vetoes of numerous Strong Public Schools ✓ House and Senate passed bills in which all of these £ Responsible Fiscal Stewardship vitally important legislative topics were addressed. and Tax Policy ✓ £ Equal Protection Under the Law Paid for by the Candidates ◆ L ONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ OCTOBER 22, 2020 PAGE 11

◆ ◆ LONDONDERRY SPORTS ◆ ◆ Lancer Field Hockey Squad Suffers Tough Second Round Loss opened up the scoring CHRIS PAUL LONDONDERRY TIMES with just 15 seconds left ————–––––————–◆ in the first quarter to take he Londonderry the 1-0 lead. High School Varsity In the second quarter, TField Hockey team Lancer senior Skylar entered last week’s Hamilton tied the game NHIAA Division I with a 3- up at 7:48 with an assist 3-2 record, and in the last going to Jenna Stowell. week of the season lost The go-ahead goal was two lopsided games put into the back of the against Windham High net at 1:52 by LHS junior, School. But after those Rease St. Gelais, assisted two losses, the defense by senior Izzy Augusta. toughened up and the That was all the girls’ girls made quite a stand needed to secure a game in the two playoff games two of the playoffs, as the they were involved in. Lady Lancers played a In the Lady Lancers tough defense in the sec- first playoff game, at ond half to finish with a 2- home against the Salem 1 victory. Blue Devils, on Wednes- The LHS squad contin- day, Oct. 21, all the scor- ued that tough defense ing the home team need- into their next playoff ed was done in the first game on Saturday. That Lancer senior Jenna Stowell digs for possession half of the match. game was also played in Lancer sophomore goalkeeper Kathryn Martin against a Windham defender. Photos by Chris Paul The Salem squad continued on page 16 kicks a ball wide in OT.

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VOTE REPUBLICAN NOVEMBER 3RD LHS GYM from 6 a.m. - 8 p.m. Paid for by Patrick and Laura El-Azem, 22 Summer Dr, Londonderry NH 03053 ◆ PAGE 12 LONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ OCTOBER 29, 2020 Lancer Boys Soccer Squad Bounces Back After First Loss CHRIS PAUL by a 36-5 margin, and hav- 45th minute with senior on a penalty kick. LONDONDERRY TIMES ————––––————–◆ ing a total of seven Hunter Smith scoring on a Swiderski only had to he week after the shutouts. penalty kick. make a handful of saves in Londonderry Boys In the first game against A minute later, Smith the Lancer net. TVarsity Soccer Team North, the LHS team trav- got his second goal of the The second meeting of suffered their first loss of eled to Nashua, where game on a through ball the two teams was in Lon- the season in a slim 1-0 they controlled the ball for from Anthony Ramy. donderry, and the out- outcome to Windham, the much of the game and Derrick Apholz quick- come was much the same. Lancers bounced back kept their goalkeeper, ly followed that up with a The Lancer squad con- with two wide-margin Steven Swiderski, quite goal assisted from Ramy. trolled the ball for much of shutouts against Nashua board. In the 70th minute of the game, giving them a 7- North High School (0-6). The only points scored the game, senior Luke 0 win and their seventh The 6-0 and 7-0 wins in the first half of this con- Brown got his very first shutout. gave the LHS boys soccer test, were by LHS junior, varsity goal unassisted on The major difference in team finished the regular Tyler Kraft, assisted by fel- a great run down the field. this one was that all the season with an exception- low-junior Patrick Tewks- Lancer junior Devin scoring was done before al 8-1-1 record. The bury. Sen also got his first varsi- the first half ended. Ramy Lancers were able to The second half scor- ty goal, when he scored scored first, from a cross Lancer senior Braden Brassard got two goals outscore their opponents ing barrage started in the the final goal of the game from Smith. Apholz made goals in the home game against Nashua. it 2-0 from a pass from WMUR's "Top 5 Vegetarian Dennis Aidan. Swiderski sat idle in The team was sched- Lancer senior Braden the first half, as the Lancer uled to play its first playoff Restaurant in NH" Brassard got his first varsi- defense kept the ball well game in Salem on Monday ty goal with a cross from away from him. afternoon. The Lancers Dennis. In the second half, jun- have beat Salem in their Hippo's "Best of the Best" A Brassard header off a ior Colby Russel made two regular season game Awards corner kick from Apholz four stops. 4-3 and 4-0. resulted in the fourth goal Lancer Head Coach Ellis was cautious about • Restaurant that Caters for LHS Todd Ellis commented, the meeting in Salem, “It is to a Specialty Diet Smith joined the scor- “The players came out not an easy place to play, ing with a kick from keeper today very focused and and it is not easy to beat a Swiderski. organized to start the team three times in a sea- Indoor/Outdoor Seating • Best New Eatery Junior Corey Nolan got game and it showed. It was son, but I do believe the kids his first varsity goal off a great to see them imple- will have their mind in the and Delivery Available • Best Salad/Grain Bowl rebound from a Sen, then ment some of the things right place.” Ryan Griffin got the last we worked on and dis- If they win that game Apple Tree Mall, Londonderry • WWW.TROYSFRESHKITCHEN.COM goal of the night off a cussed at practice. What a they will then travel to rebound from a Christian great night for the seniors Manchester Central High Hours: MONDAY - SATURDAY 8 a.m. - 6 p.m., SUNDAY 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. Levantovski-Correa. and the team. School (8-0-2). ◆ L ONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ OCTOBER 29, 2020 PAGE 13 LHS Football Squad Suffers Big Loss in First Road Game CHRIS PAUL nearly doubled the total to score two more times in the Lancers, and with just ble for Harris-Lopez to The Lancers will now LONDONDERRY TIMES offense in the game by a that quarter, once on a three plays to start the run for an 81-yards touch- begin their quest to ————––––————–◆ second half, McEachern’s n what has been a very 432-231 margin. Harris-Lopez run from down. Another two-point defend their NHIAA Divi- pass to Zach Fawcett for different fall sports sea- The first quarter in three-yards out and a suc- conversion run was good, sion I Championship title 44-yards was complete Ison for the Londonder- that contest stated off cessful Harris-Lopez two- giving the Titans a huge with a game at home and resulted in the only ry High School sports slow, with both teams point conversion. The sec- 28-7 lead. against Windham High touchdown for the teams, the Lancer football unable to get a first down. ond score came after a The final points of the School. Lancers. Point after kick, squad traveled to its first The Lancers had the first Lancer Quarterback, game came in the fourth In their last meeting by Fawcett, tacked on a and last road game of the signs of offense in that Dylan McEachern inter- quarter Nashua’s Devin LHS beat the Jags 41-0 point making the score a season, at Stellos Stadium quarter, driving down to ception, leaving the Titans Bracetty ran for a 32- and will hope to have the manageable 20-7 deficit. in Nashua where the out- that Nashua 20 yard line, with great field possession yards touchdown and same outcome on Satur- The only other high- come was not good for but a fourth and 10 pass at the Lancer 11-yard line. they tacked on two-points day, Oct. 31, starting at 1 light for that quarter for the visitors. attempt to Nick Asadoori- The other Nashua TD with a conversion run by p.m. the Lancers was an inter- The LHS squad trav- an came up just short and was a Harris-Lopez run Harris-Lopez to end the According to the ception by EJ Donovan, eled to Nashua with their the Titans took over on for just two-yards and game 36-7. NHIAA website, they are who managed to get the 3-1 shortened season downs. another unsuccessful Nashua did all the recommending that each ball to the Nashua North record, to face the Nashua That NNHS drive conversion leaving the damage on the ground in rostered student athlete 25-yard line. Unfortunate- North Titans, who were 2- ended with the first touch- Lancers shaking their the game, amassing 430- on the varsity team, both ly for the Londonderry 0, but had only played in down of the game to start heads to a 20-0 deficit as yards rushing and only home and away, are pro- squad, another promising two games to start the sea- the second quarter of play. the half ended. two in the air on two vided two tickets per drive ended with a tough son. Jayden Espinal ran for The LHS squad started attempts. game. Should local turnover. A fumble during Unfortunately for Lon- nine-yards, but the two- the second half with what Lancer QB McEachern school rules mandate a a third and five play gave donderry, the lack of regu- point conversion run by looked to be a good head managed 103-yards pass- more strict policy regard- the Titans another golden lar season games was not QB Curtis Harris-Lopez of steam and a successful ing and the team had 123- ing visitors and fans to opportunity to add to a factor for the Titans, and was stopped by a big tack- special teams play. yards on the ground with their school campus, their lead. they outdistanced the le by Asadoorian, giving The surprise on-side Drew Heenan getting 47- such rules will take prece- It took the Titans only Lancers by a wide margin Nashua a 6-0 start. kickoff to the Nashua yards and Hayden Austen dent over the NHIAA’s rec- two plays after that fum- of 36-7. Nashua North Nashua North went on squad was recovered by getting 36. ommendation.

◆ ◆ Lady Lancer Volleyball Squad Splits Games With Titans

CHRIS PAUL Nashua North Titans, Galluzzo had 10 kills in The first set ended while fellow junior Abby LONDONDERRY TIMES both on their home court the match, while junior with a comfortable mar- Sakellar got four digs and ————–––––————–◆ he Londonderry and the Nashua court. In Kelsey Sanborn had eight gin for North 25-17. The two assists. High School Varsity both of those contests the kills and two aces. second set was a bit clos- The Londonderry girls TVolleyball squad home team won in Lancer senior Sarah er, but still resulted in a are now headed to NHIAA were able to successfully straight sets. Joe added to the totals 25-22 Lady Titan win. The Division I playoffs and complete every game this In the first game, that with four kills and fellow rubber game of the match they will host the first season, which is quite an took place at LHS, on senior Emma Detellis had had the Lady Lancers game on Thursday, Oct. achievement given the Monday, Oct. 19, the Lady three kills and three aces. fighting all the way to a 29, against Timberlane current situation with the Lancers edged out the During the following 30-28 loss. Regional High School at COVID-19 Pandemic. In Titans in three close sets. game, held at Nashua In this one, Sanborn LHS. the last week of the regu- The first game went North High School on had 13 kills and three In the two team’s regu- lar season the girls fin- 25-23, the second was 25- Wednesday, Oct. 21, the digs, Small had 18 assists lar season games, the ished just over the .500 20, and the third finished Lady Titans reversed and two aces. Lancers beat the Owl’s 3-0 mark, at 5-4, to five divi- the match 25-21. Sopho- things by winning in three Junior Laura Haas got in both games. sional rivals. more Lexi Small had 23 straight sets. 10 digs and two assists, Last week had the assists, two blocks and two aces. Senior Jordan Jordan Galluzzo Lady Lancers facing the FREE Junk Car Removal! We will pay up to $50000 for some cars and trucks.

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CHRIS PAUL Tuesday night, Oct. 20, sophomore Mia Stowell. scoring tear with help other again, this time in assist from Retta Hatin. LONDONDERRY TIMES where the home team had The half ended with from Lacey DeMeo, Stow- Nashua, but the Lancers Shots and saves were ————––––————–◆ ell (two assists) and from he Londonderry to overcome a big 3-0 the home team trailing 3- where not able to over- even in this game, both Emily Ahlman High School Girls’ deficit that the Lady 1. come getting behind in teams had 10 shots on Fellow Lancer junior TSoccer team fin- Titans amassed in the Things didn’t start this one. goal and eight saves. Paige Wagner gave the ished out their regular first 32 minutes of the much better for the Lady First half scoring start- Londonderry senior Lancers the lead with an season with two games game. Lancers in the second ed with the Lady Titans Julia Soucy was in net for assist from Stowell. against Nashua North last In that half, Nashua half, as the Titans came again. Dumaine scored the Lady Lancers. Stowell book-ended week to end up with an started the scoring with out strong and scored from DeLeo, then DeLeo Londonderry finished the Lancer goals in the above .500 finish as they two goals by Ari Dumaine two more times within six scored from Emma the regular season with a 75th minute with another prepare for the NHIAA in the first 18 minutes of minutes giving them what Alvarado to end the half 5-4-1 record and was unassisted goal to finish playoffs. play. One assisted by seemed to be a comfort- giving Nashua a 2-0 lead. scheduled to face Man- the night with a LHS win. In those two games Emilee DeLeo, the other, able 5-1 lead. The Lancer girls chester Central (9-1) at The Lady Lancers had last week, the LHS girls assisted by Lily Baker- That four-goal buffer evened up the game after home in the first round of 17 shots in the game outpaced the Lady Titans Oliveria. quickly evaporated as the two unanswered goals of the NHIAA Division I play- while the Titans had 13. at home 7-5 in their first Fourteen minutes Londonderry offense their own in the second offs on Tuesday, Oct. 27. Lancer junior keeper meeting, but had to settle later, DeLeo made it a 3-0 bludgeoned the Titan half. If the Lady Lancers Liana Sawyer made seven for a 2-2 tie when they lead for the visitors. defense, scoring six unan- In the 55th Manor win that game, they will saves in the winning traveled to Nashua in the The Londonderry con- swered goals to end the scored from Lancer junior travel to Windham two effort. second game. tingent finally got on the half. Brynn Foster. Four min- days later. Two days later, the The win came on the board five minutes later Lancer junior Ashley utes later junior Lacey two teams faced each Lady Lancers home turf, with a goal by the speedy Manor went on a four-goal DeMeo hit the net with an ◆ ◆ Londonderry Cheerleaders Host a Virtual Competition

CHRIS PAUL virtual competition since rule. While those govern- LONDONDERRY TIMES ing the rule feel it could ————––––————–◆ they were hosting the he Lancer Cheer- event. be a safety hazard, there leading Team host- According to London- are ways to adhere the Ted the first ever, vir- derry Spirit Head, Coach masks to the face safely tual cheerleading compe- Chelsea Dennis, that with so they do not move, and tition in the Granite State the start of the sports other cheerleading pro- this past weekend. The season beginning with not grams such as college and 603 Showdown took place much certainty, a lot of all-star levels, do wear on Sunday, Oct. 25, with talk among the area masks while stunting 15 Varsity, Junior Varsity, cheerleading coaches without issue. Youth/Recreational, and was about canceling the Because of this Lon- Unified teams performing spirit season completely donderry Spirit squad in the event. if competitions were not decided that if the rest of The competition was held, and with nothing to the world was adapting to sanctioned by the NHIAA work toward. The COVID- changing times, why and was judged by the 19 restriction guidelines couldn’t the cheerleading Elite Spirit Officials of NH. also prohibited some world too. The Grand Champion schools from stunting, Dennis moved ahead, of the competition was depending on each and created the 603 Show- Dover High School with school’s Athletics Depart- down, a virtual cheer the highest score across ment, some schools allow competition with three Lancer Varsity and Junior Varsity Spirit Squad members performed but all divisions. stunting while others did divisions. Teams choose didn’t compete at the event they hosted over the weekend. Courtesy photo The Londonderry not. from - normal “Full Rou- High School Varsity and There is also a Nation- tine” that most folks are ly by way of a recorded Dennis said, “We were season. There is no rea- Junior Varsity teams were al and State rule stating used to seeing, a “Marked video in each team’s gym excited to offer some- son a cheerleading sea- excited to perform at that masks cannot be Stunts” division, where (which is compared to a thing for everyone no son should have to be their first competition of worn while stunting, and stunts are marked. Zoom meeting recording matter where a team may canceled this year. The the season, but did not many schools do not feel Judges at the event to confirm it was a one- be this season. With quar- athletes do not need a compete in the first-ever comfortable with that scored each team virtual- shot performance). All antines and missing play- season off, they need a routines and awards went ers more than usual, a safe opportunity to work live to spectators for team now has the ability hard and get better, no everyone to watch as if it to join a division that they matter what their season were a live competition feel is safest for their ath- may look like.” with teams back to back. letes at this point in the

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Attend the Grandparent at The Tupelo Music Hall, who has lost a spouse, a need. Call Kay at 434-1827 tact: Seren Elizabeth at Around Town and Relative Caregiver Derry, Nov. 1, at 1 - 4 p.m. family member or a to make an appointment [email protected] Support Group. Join this Join us for our live auction, friend. For information, to pickup your food from Continued from page 17 free weekly meeting for food and drinks drive-in contact: 781-866-9976 or the panty. “We are there CART Transitions to line at www.londonderry- resources, discussions style. Tickets (per car) are [email protected] for the people and want to Essential Trips only womensclub.org. They and support for those rais- available at tickets.tupelo- help them.” In an effort to keep must be submitted by Nov. ing another person's child. hall.com. Online Silent Auc- Evolve! drivers and the ridership 15. If you have questions, No preregistration need- tion Oct. 30 - Nov. 6 Bid on A group for young Young Adult Programs of CART safe and healthy contact us at info@london- ed. Tuesdays 6 - 7:30 p.m. many great items from gift woman ages 13 to 18 to On Fridays 11 - 11:30 during the COVID-19 pan- derrywomensclub.org. Meeting in person at the cards, gift baskets, tickets, talk about today's chal- a.m., facilitated by The demic, CART will transi- YMCA - Londonderry. Con- experiences, trips, packages lenges meets every Upper Room, weekly free tion to essential only. Food Pantry tact: Seren Elizabeth at and other unique items. Wednesday from 5:30 - 6:30 remote support programs CART will communicate Contact-free pick up at [email protected] Sign up for auction updates p.m. at the Upper Room, are available. To access: with all passengers who at the Upper Room, 36 Tsi- g. Grandparent PASTA at: bit.ly/roaringupdate. 36 Tsienneto, Road, Derry. Contact Beth O'Connell at have current trips sched- enneto Rd., Derry is avail- Groups are brought to you This is a free weekly group. [email protected] uled and make adjust- able on Mondays from 11 by NH Children's Trust, Caregiver Resource Line To register, Call 437-8477 or follow the Young Adults ments where appropriate. a.m. - 1 p.m. (back entran- the YMCA of Greater Lon- Have parenting ques- to register ext. 16. Strong Facebook page. Essential travel will ce), Thursdays 3 - 4 p.m. donderry, the Southern tions? Upper Room offers include medically neces- and by appointment (front Rockingham Coalition for Parent & caregiver re- Raising a Teenager? sary trips (dialysis, phar- entrance). Healthy Youth (SoRock) source line, call (603) 437- Raising children ages Parent & Caregiver macy, etc.) as well as trips and The Upper Room. 8477 ext. 26. Call with 0-12? Café (PaCC) Group. These to the grocery store. CART Parent & Caregiver Café your name and contact Upper Room offers meetings are a wonderful will work with passengers Parent & Caregiver Café Feeling Overwhelmed? number, and a trained Parent & caregiver work- resource for parents and to accommodate the Remote meetings are open The Upper Room is professional will return shops on Wednesdays, caregivers raising teens. essential trips and will to those raising teens. offering supportive online your call within 24 hours. from 6 - 7 p.m. Free live on Discuss your concerns and work on timing to be as Thursdays from 6 - 7:30 counseling schedule a If you are having an emer- Zoom, facilitated by The learn new parenting strate- flexible as possible. Ser- p.m. To access, visit: us04w- free one-on-one support- gency, please call 911. Upper Room. Tune into gies. New topics are intro- vice will remain available eb.zoom.us/j/302497889 ive counseling session. this new series for weekly duced weekly including to all towns, 5 days a week. Meeting ID: 302 497 889 (no Email Seren at selizab- Presbyterian Church workshops offering fami- anger management, drug Any questions, concerns password needed) Contact: [email protected]. The Walking Togeth- lies information, discus- and alcohol abuse, com- or comments should be Seren Elizabeth atseliza- er Group and the Walk sion and support. munication and setting directed to mwhitten@- [email protected] No Roaring 20's Drive-In With Me Group will be boundaries. No preregis- mtabus.org or phone preregistration need. Auction meeting together via tration needed. Thursday CART at 603-792-5151. The Upper Room's 19th zoom 7 p.m. every Tues- St. Jude Food Pantry 6 - 7:30 p.m. Free live on CART looks forward to Raising another's child? Annual Roaring 20's DRIVE- day, via computer or St. Jude’s Food Pantry Zoom. Link to Join: restoring regular service Are you parenting a IN Auction NEW DATE AND telephone. This is a sup- Is open to all Londonder- https://us04web.z- levels as soon as this crisis second time around? TIME. Featuring Bill Burke port group for anyone ry resident who maybe in oom.us/j/302497889. Con- passes.

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