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September 24, 2020 ◆ Volume 21 – Issue 39 A FREE Weekly Publication School Board Approves the Undesignated Fund Balance CHRIS PAUL school started. undesignated fund bal- LONDONDERRY TIMES ————–––––————–◆ At the Sept. 15 meet- ance, and take money uring the School ing, and the request by out of the general fund Board meeting of the school was for 150 to pay for COVID relat- DTuesday, Sept. 15, devices at a total cost of ed costs that were no Superintendent Scott about $75,000. They had longer being paid for by Laliberte informed originally thought they the Cares Act. members that because might need as many as He added that the he recently learned that 500 computers. school district had dis- FEMA would no longer School District Busi- cussions with the town be able to fund a num- ness Administrator, about be able to acquire ber of COVID-19 related Peter Curro, later reiter- some of the Cares Act purchases, that the ated the position during money that had computer upgrade that a discussion about com- acquired, but missed was being requested puter purchases, saying the deadline for that from their last meeting that the money would opportunity. of $150,000 would now need to come from the By the end of that have to be covered general fund or the discussion, the board within the overall undesignated fund bal- voted unanimously to school budget. ance. retain $1,159,403 in the The IT Department’s Curro was at the fund balance and return computer request had meeting that evening $458,997 to the taxpay- changed drastically be- asking the board to ers in December. cause of the need since retain $1,100,000 in continued on page 7 ◆ ◆ Three Positions Available on Town Boards and Committees On Tuesday afternoon, Ron Ouellette’s aunt, Sharon Morgan-Jones, CHRIS PAUL The Commission’s On the Zoning Board prepared an area for folks to contribute ribbons. The ribbons will be LONDONDERRY TIMES made into wreaths for her nephew’s family. Photo by Chris Paul ————–––––————–◆ major responsibilities of Adjustments, there is he Town of Lon- are to review Dredge & a need for one, full-time donderry recently Fill applications for the position also. That posi- LHS Graduate Dies in Treleased a request New Hampshire Depart- tion also has a term seeking volunteers to ment of Environmental ending on Dec. 31, 2021. serve on three of the Services, Wetlands The Zoning Board of ATV Accident in Kuwait town Boards and Com- Bureau. They support Adjustment, also mittees. Planning Board goals referred to as the Board CHRIS PAUL wreaths to be placed at his grave. LONDONDERRY TIMES The Conservation with DRC review and of Appeals, is required ————–––––————–◆ Ron Ouellette passed away on recommendations for Commission needs one, continued on page 2 ondonderry High School grad- Monday, Sept. 14 in an ATV acci- full-time position to be Conditional Use Per- uate and Merrimack resident, dent at Ali Al Salem Air Base in filled. It has a term end- mits; work to preserve PRESORTED STANDARD LStaff Sgt. Ronald J. Ouellette, Kuwait. ing on Dec. 31, 2021. the community’s US POSTAGE PAID 23, was killed last week in an ATV Ouellette’s Aunt, Sharon Mor- The Conservation orchards and open accident in Kuwait. gan-Jones, has asked for those Commission meets on spaces; provide educa- LONDONDERRY, NH 03053 As funeral arrangements are who remembered Roan to donate the second and fourth tional information Permit #57 ECRWSS being made, family members are ribbons that are being collected at Tuesday of each month about our natural making plans to honor him by col- Londonderry High School, where in the Sunnycrest Con- resources to the com- POSTAL PATRON lecting ribbons to make memorial continued on page 3 ference Room of Town munity; and manage the Hall. town’s working forests. LONDONDERRY, NH 03053 ◆ PAGE 2LONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ SEPTEMBER 24, 2020 Town Asks Its Residents to Please Conserve Water CHRIS PAUL stated: multiple water uses do dishes and washing ines and replacing old dreds of gallons a day. LONDONDERRY TIMES ————–––––————–◆ The latest drought not co-occur and so the hands. water fixtures with EPA Old and worn toilet flap- ast week the Town map issued by NHDES well has time to replen- • Replace old water WaterSense certified fix- pers are often the cul- of Londonderry (New Hampshire ish between uses. fixtures and appliances tures is an easy way to prit and are very easy to Lposted a press Department of Environ- • Cut-out non-essen- that are wasting water. ensure you are choos- replace. Also, some toi- release on their website mental Services) indi- tial uses such as out- Top-loading washing ing products that will let leaks can’t be heard. asking residents to cates that Londonderry door water use for lawn machines built before save water and perform. Check for a leak by please conserve water. remains in a condition watering, car-washing 2003 and toilets older For guidance on dropping food coloring Although the Town of “Severe Drought” and and pressure washing. than 1994 are known to selecting ENERGY (12 drops) or a leak Council held off on man- we are asking all resi- This can reduce water be the largest water- STAR® and WaterSense detector dye tablet in dating any water restric- dents to work together use by 25 to 50 percent. wasting culprits in the certified products and the toilet tank. Do not tions at their most to actively conserve • Conserve water by home. Showerheads more water efficiency flush for 15 or 20 min- recent meeting, they water. Here are some cutting back on shower older than 1994 can also tips, see the NHDES utes. If the dye shows requested people use conservation tips for times, only doing full waste a great deal of water efficiency fact up in the bowl, you common sense when homeowners on private loads of laundry when water, as can older sheets. know that your toilet is watering lawns. wells: necessary, and turning bathroom sink aerators. • Fix leaks, including running. In the press release • Spread out the tim- off the faucet while Selecting ENERGY running toilets. Running issued by the town, they ing of water use so that brushing teeth, doing STAR® certified mach- toilets can waste hun-

◆ ◆ authority to act in four The Heritage Com- sions to assure respon- application deadline of contact Executive Assis- Positions separate and distinctive mission meets bi- sible development that Wednesday, Sept. 30. at tant, Kirby Brown at Continued from page 1 categories whenever a monthly, on the fourth reflects the Town’s Mas- 4 p.m. (603) 432-1100 exten- by RSA 673:1 whenever property owner seeks Thursday of each ter Plan. For any questions sion 120 or email her at: a town or city enacts a relief from the require- month, in the Sunny- The Commission is regarding the open posi- kbrown@londonder- Zoning Ordinance. As a ments of Londonderry’s crest Conference Room also a Historic District tions, applicants may rynh.org “quasi-judicial” entity, zoning ordinance: Vari- of Town Hall. Commission, with the main goal of the ZBA ance; Special Exception; The purpose of the responsibilities as enu- is to make exceptions to Equitable Waiver of commission is to over- merated by state the ordinance without Dimensional Require- see the preservation of statute and the Historic OBITUARY having to change the ments; and Relief of historical and cultural District section of the Ronald J. Ouellette ordinance itself (some- Administrative Deci- resources for the Town, Town’s Zoning Ordi- SSGT Ronald J. Ouellette, USAF, thing only the Town sion. to educate the public on nance. 23, of Merrimack, NH, died Mon- Council has authority to The Heritage Com- matters of historical In order to apply for day, Sept. 14, 2020 in Kuwait from do). Under State mission is looking for a interest and to work any of these openings, injuries suffered in an ATV acci- enabling statutes (RSA three-year, full-time with other Boards, com- applicants must be a dent. 674:33), the ZBA has the position. mittees and commis- resident of Londonder- A walk-through wake with ry. masks, social distancing and limit- If you are interested ed interaction with the family will be held on in more than one posi- Sunday, Sept. 27 from noon - 4 p.m., in the LONDONDERRY FLEA MARKET tion, please indicate Peabody Funeral Homes and Crematorium, 290 that on the Talent Bank Mammoth Rd., Londonderry. Due to State of NH Form. guidelines, all guests are required to wear Information regard- masks, minimize contact and maintain social dis- Free Space & Tables to All ing these Boards/Com- tancing. A graveside service will be held on Mon- mittees can be found on day at 1 p.m., in NH State Veterans Cemetery, 110 One Weekend a Year the Town of Londonder- Daniel Webster Hwy., Boscawen, NH. ry’s website. There is an Rid Yourself of Uneeded or Unwanted Items AVOID RESIDENTIAL TRAFFIC BANKRUPTCY GET BILL COLLECTORS OFF YOUR BACK AUTOMATIC STAY STOPS DEBT COLLECTION Operating EVERY Saturday & Sunday START OVER WITH A CLEAN SLATE from 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. 4 Birch St. Law Offices of 89 Main St. Derry, NH North Andover, MA Last Weekend is October 24 & 25 (603) 437-2643 Andrew D. Myers (978) 691-5453 (End of the 2020 Season) www.attorney-myers.com Please Call We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the U.S. bankruptcy code To Our Readers and Advertisers: Nutfield Publishing would like to thank our advertisers for their support of this publication and for 883-4196 giving us the ability to supply our readers with local news, sports and achievements free of charge to every home in town each week. Readers, please let our advertisers that you patronize know that you saw their ––––– Since 1991 ––––– ad in this paper. ◆ L ONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ SEPTEMBER 24, 2020 PAGE 3 Time & Location Changed for Next Traffic Safety Meeting he next Traffic the problems of the ministration (MUTCD) of Transportation Publi- standard devices is before them to include Safety Committee Town residents when Manual on Uniform Traf- cation, Traffic Control installed under this Reg- road signage additions Tmeeting will be submitted to the Com- fic Control Standards, Statutes and ulation. and traffic flow prob- held on Monday, Oct. 5, mittee. Devices for Streets Policies and New Hamp- The committee ad- lems. Meetings of the beginning at 5:30 p.m. in The Committee uses and Highways, the New shire’s RSA 259:125. The dresses problems that Committee are held the Londonderry Police Regulation 94-1, which Hampshire Department Town’s inventory of the citizen’s bring quarterly. Department Community was adopted by Town ◆ ◆ Room. The meeting was Meeting in 1995 as a originally scheduled for guide to uniform 6 p.m. in the Sunnycrest enforcement. This regu- Graduate meeting room at Town lation employs the stan- Continued from page 2 Hall. dards of the U.S. Depart- Ouellette graduated in The Traffic Safety ment of Transportation 2015. The ribbons will be Committee addresses Federal Highways Ad- made into wreaths and be given to family mem- bers. She is hoping that the wreaths will be OBITUARY placed near his final Robert Brady (Rob) Heenan resting place at the New Robert Brady (Rob) Heenan Hampshire State Veter- died on Sept. 15 at New England ans Cemetery. Sinai Hospital in Stoughton, MA His aunt asks that after a long battle with Primary those who contribute Progressive Multiple Sclerosis. ribbons have them be at He is survived by his parents least 12 inches long and Bill and Cindy Heenan of Derry, attach them to the sign NH, his brother Eric Heenan and his wife Angela that has been erected of Londonderry, NH and his sister Pam Heenan near the right side of the of Chelsea, MA. He is also survived by his two main entrance at the nephews, Will and Drew Heenan of Londonderry. Londonderry High Rob was born on Sept. 24, 1969 in Landstuhl, School, 295 Mammoth Germany while his father was serving in the Road, or mailed to Mor- Army. He was a graduate of Pinkerton Academy gan-Jones’ home at 369 in Derry, NH in 1987 and went on to The Univer- Whittington Street, Man- Ron Ouellette’s aunt, Sharon Morgan-Jones prepared an area for people to sity of New Hampshire where he received a chester, NH 03104. contribute ribbons at Londonderry High School. The ribbons will be made degree in English/Journalism in 1991. Morgan-Jones was into wreaths for her nephew. Photo by Chris Paul Rob grew up with a love of two things: sports busy on Monday after- shire this week. day, Sept. 27, from 12 to maintain social distanc- and newspapers. He played baseball and hockey, noon preparing the area He had been in the 4 p.m. at the Peabody ing. but had a love for all sports. One of his favorite at LHS and she urged Reserves as an air trans- Funeral Homes and Cre- A graveside service pastimes was reading the Sunday sports pages people to choose rib- portation specialist for matorium, 290 Mam- will be held on Monday (usually out loud). After UNH, he began his bons that appeal to about six years in the 42nd moth Road, Londonder- at 1 p.m. in the New career in the newspaper business as a reporter them. Aerial Port Squadron. ry. Due to state guide- Hampshire State Veter- and, eventually, editor of various newspapers Ouellette’s remains A walk-through wake lines, all guests are ans Cemetery, 110 around New England. His career led him to work- arrived at Dover Air with masks, social dis- required to wear masks, Daniel Webster Highway, ing for the United States Tennis Association Force Base in Delaware tancing and limited minimize contact and Boscawen. based in Denver, Colorado where his passion for last week, and he was to interaction with the fam- tennis, writing and the outdoors were all com- return to New Hamp- ily will be held on Sun- bined. Upon his MS diagnosis, he moved back Pick Your Own Apples! home to New Hampshire where he took on his New! Bigger! new role as “Uncle Rob”. 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I could not imag- Think for Yourself, Say No to Censorship especially Roberta ine then that America Thomas Jefferson wrote to his upbringing, including their reading To the editor Davis, and all the volun- would become targeted friend John Adams, “I cannot live material, in favor of someone with a The 2nd annual Skip teers for helping to make by Marxists- commu- without books.” He literally spent a louder voice? Burbine Memorial Ten- the tournament such a nists-socialists and oth- fortune on building a library. The Those are the questions you nis Tournament was success. This tourna- ers for “transformation”, author of the Declaration of Inde- should ask as you think about the held over the weekend ment was one of Skip’s that we would have peo- pendence knew the value of free pleasure you experienced, reading a of 9/11-9/13 at the Skip dreams and gives us ple running for office speech, and worked diligently to “banned” book. Burbine Tennis courts in such joy and happiness who want to reengineer include it in the Bill of Rights. Books Some books contain viewpoints and the freedom to read, something that some may find offensive. Sim- Londonderry, NH. It was to see so many sharing the USA Constitution Jefferson would have understood ple solution? Don’t read the book. highly successful in rais- the love of the game and into a living document quite well, celebrated each year dur- Offensive content in someone’s eyes ing close to $5000 to the friendships that and subjugate our na- ing Banned Books Week. doesn’t give anyone the right to fund the Skip Burbine evolve. Life is challeng- tion to a new world Banned Books Week is most here keep a book away from the rest of Tennis Scholarships ing these days but as order administered by again, with the week of Sept. 27 the world. The word for that is cen- awarded each year to Skip used to say ”The the United Nations. I through Oct. 3 devoted to celebrating sorship. two graduating High beauty of tennis is that urge you to research the the freedom to read what you want. There’s no place for it in Ameri- School Seniors. The no matter what else is candidates. Know who The oddly named week draws ca. Remember, even when books are weather was spectacular going on in your life, no you are voting for what attention to censorship efforts that assigned in school, parents can ask as were many of the matter what is happen- you are voting against. continue to this day, and many that their child be excused if they matches that were ing in the world, you can Vote for those who seek libraries feature displays of books find the material offensive. that people have attempted to keep As long as censorship attempts played throughout the put on your sneakers, to preserve all that is everyone else from reading. Among keep happening, Banned Books Week weekend. Thank you to pick up a racquet, go good about our country, the most well known books hit with reminds us not to take the freedom the town of Londonder- play tennis and… leave who will only use legal banning attempts are Mark Twain’s to read for granted. Banned Books ry and specifically Art it all off the court.” So means to propose “Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,” Week celebrates open access to the Psaledes, for allowing us thank you for letting us changes, who will only “Jack London’s “Call of the Wild,” expression of ideas, even those out to run this event amid do just that. propose laws that will “Catch-22” by Joseph Heller,” and of the mainstream. It means that this COVID19 pandemic Sincerely, make truly needed im- “Fahrenheit 451” by Ray Bradbury. what you like to read may not be and providing us with The Burbine Family provements, for those “Where the Wild Things Are” by what I like to read, but neither one of CDC guidelines regard- Londonderry who will keep any taxes Maurice Sendak, “To Kill a Mocking- us has the right to prevent the other ing safe practices for –––––––––––––– low as possible, and who bird” and “Moby-Dick” by Herman from reading what we want. both players and specta- will keep government Melville all made the challenged list. You can’t think for yourself when These and many, many other restraints govern the information tors. Thank you to all of Vote with Purpose out of our lives as much books have been banned or chal- available. That’s why newspapers the tennis players who as possible. While we lenged by people who think they have cherish press freedom, and why our participated, as well as To the editor, have not been a perfect the right to tell the rest of us what we country’s founders enshrined it in the spectators for being Sept. 20 is POW/MIA nation, we have ulti- should and should never read. the Constitution. compliant and following Recognition day. This mately worked together Does a person or group’s reli- So we urge you, this week espe- social distancing, both day and frankly for a few to vanquish our deficien- gious or political beliefs give them cially, to pick up a book someone on and off the courts. days afterwards gives cies. We must continue the right to tell you what to read? Do doesn’t want you to read, and cele- Thank you to all other me pause. Memories of to strive to be “one you as a parent abdicate your duty brate your right to think for your- tennis players from the my own military service nation, under God, indi- to supervise your children’s self. “Know your rights” The Clash. local area who were come back to mind. I visible, with liberty and accommodating in let- was blessed that I was justice for all. You can- ting us use the courts not a POW/MIA - my not achieve what you do exclusively for the tour- service kept me out of not strive for and take nament for the entire harms way. Yet, I have actions to preserve. weekend. Thank you to great respect and thank- John Loker, the NH USTA for so gen- fulness for those who Captain, US Army erously providing Grant sacrificed greatly- who Vietnam 1966 1967, money to offset some of were injured, captured, Londonderry The Londonderry Times is a weekly publication. It is mailed to every home in Londonderry the expenses incurred in and or died. Given that ––––––––––––––– free of charge and is available at a number of drop-off locations throughout the town. running this event. we are in a very signifi- Thank you to local ven- cant election timeframe, Biden? Really? dors B’s Tacos and Kona I am reflecting more on Serving Chester, Hampstead Ice who came last the reasons of what I and To the editor, Serving Derry and Sandown minute to offer food my fellow soldiers were Did I miss some- choices when we unable fighting for and fighting thing? Did the IQs in Nutfield Publishing, LLC to provide it ourselves to withstand. My serv- Londonderry just drop 118 Hardy Rd., Londonderry, NH 03053 this year. Thank you to ice was in the time when precipitously? Has any- tel: 603-537-2760 • fax: 603-537-2765 Strings and Things for our nation was a cham- one checked the water send e-mails to: [email protected] providing professional pion against the evils of lately? I just read the www.nutpub.net racquet stringing servic- communism. 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up! Veterans scorn ough to come in person. pletely misses what sight is 20-20 and Biden locals question what Letters Trump?, well you fool I hope the fears ex- Trump has done to doesn’t have a crystal Trump has done to Continued from page 4 Steve, I’m a Veteran, a pressed by some about improve American lives. ball that would have MAGA. There’s no way I er, Steve Homsey, Bar- Vietnam Veteran and I the process can be put Trump was well on his allowed him to set in can relate here all that bara Fucarile and Don- am a Republican and I to rest now that the evi- way to keeping his motion a plan to prevent Trump has accomplish- ald Moskowitz and flab- utterly scorn you! dence is in: according to promise to make Ameri- and control COVID. Re- ed for you and me due to bergasted just isn’t a Oh, BTW, while your our state epidemiolo- ca great again until member it was Biden word limitations here. strong enough word to “peaceful” Democrat gist, there is no spike or COVID-19 struck. COVID- who stated on Jan. 31 However in the weeks to describe their idiocy party associates are cluster associated with 19 is an outlier though a and again March 12 that come, I will tell why I will and ill-informed state- burning, looting and voting day in New Hamp- deadly outlier to Trump was hysterically vote for Trump again in ments....each of them destroying cities and shire. Trump’s plans to make xenophobic in stopping November despite his basically if not actually killing cops by ambush I want to thank our America’s economy and flights from China. Had character flaws. The endorsing Biden as the in their squad cars ac- town Moderator, Super- military the strongest Trump not stopped alternative is far worse next president. ross the country, I hope visors of the Checklist, ever in the world. As these flights, surely given Mr. Biden’s social- Biden? The very epi- you are espousing their town staff and health sure as the sun will COVID deaths would be ist agenda, his mental tome of the Washington, values and praising their officials, and town coun- shine tomorrow, COVID- much higher. Democrats acuity, and the media’s DC swamp that every action. What a group of cilors for their commit- 19 will be controlled and hate-filled ranters lack of attention to the person with an ounce of foolish, misguided, une- ment to running the day with vaccines in the speak of Trump as ver- Biden family’s corrup- grey matter, wants to ducated puppets. smoothly. More widely, pipeline pushed by bose, deranged and ego- tion. I’m sure some will see reformed. The man This is a free country Governor Sununu des- Trump’s “Warp Speed” tistical. Yes, Trump has be waiting breathlessly has been in the swamp so you four are able to erves credit for his calm program to have a vac- character flaws, but for me to recite Trump’s for 47 years and cannot speak and print the stu- and competent leader- cine ready for distribu- show me who doesn’t. many accomplishments, name a single accom- pidest of things and ship throughout the tion before year end. These flaws may not be but nevertheless, stay plishment except his some more stupid peo- Covid crisis, and special With another four years, representative of past tuned. Trump’s accom- personal enrichment. He ple (most, I suspect, thanks go to our Repub- Trump will achieve what presidents like Obama’s plishments may even hides in his basement recently moved to our lican elected officials for he promised prior to polished speeches, but impress die-hard liberals and when, from there, beautiful state from balancing economic and becoming President; the speeches should not be if they can get past their he holds a press confer- Massachusetts) are wel- health concerns with best American economy the criteria to elect a distain for Trump’s per- ence, he has telepro- come to believe it as compassion. ever and the strongest president; accomplish- sonal flaws of which Joe mpters providing him long as they don’t Now is no time to military to protect us ments are. I often shake Biden has none. Cough- the answers asked by change the balance of frighten good people from China and Russia my head at Trump’s cough. the liberal press. The NH. Yes, Trump lost NH away from voting, or to who are increasingly ramblings and wished Bob Pitre man cannot speak three to that idiot Clinton by a discourage anyone from challenging America’s he were more polished Londondderry cogent sentences in a small margin in 2016, He showing support out- security. Could Trump in expressing himself, –––––––––––––– row without an ear - won’t lose to an even side the venue. We Gran- have done a better job but Trump’s not a piece coaching him. bigger fool in Novem- ite Staters need to set initially in controlling smooth-talking politi- Fact Check There are so many ber...GO TRUMP! panic and fearmonger- COVID? Maybe, but no cian; he’s a doer and factual inaccuracies in Regards, ing aside for good, and one including virologist don’t stand in his way in To the editor, the four letters that I William (Bill) Lynch get out there to support and epidemiologist keeping his promises. During the Town would run out of space Londonderry the candidates with knew how deadly COVID While I considered the Council meeting on Sept. listing them all. Hate the ––––––––––––––– proven ability to lead in is and still don’t know more political savvy 14, 2020 there was a dis- military?... Trump REST- uncertain times. We are fully of its power. Would Hillary in 2016, I couldn’t cussion on the issue of whether or not to pur- ORED IT after Obama Voting Day lucky to have them. Biden have done a bet- get passed her corrup- tore it down! The Virus?, Laura El-Azem ter job of controlling tion as I now consider sue a Mask Ordinance. who stopped the Chi- To the editor, Londonderry COVID? It’s easy for what Biden’s socialist Councilor Tom Dolan nese from entering the Two weeks ago I had –––––––––––––– Biden to say that his platform would do to my stated that “the World country in January...and the opportunity to plan to control COVID-19 sons and grandson’s Health Organization says who protested that act- spend time at the polls Part 1: Trump’s would have prevented futures. More on this that at the present time, ion? Biden who called on voting day. It was Accomplishments 200,000 deaths. Hind- another day. Some continued on page 6 Trump a xenophobe for wonderful to see so doing so and Pelosi who many of my neighbors To the editor, was actually on TV invit- exercising their right to The vitriolic hate of Experience The Grand Difference ing folks to go to China vote, and encouraging to Trump expressed by the Professional Town to eat to protest see that so many felt media and some Lon- ü Trump’s action! 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Just Thinking had the balls to stand kneeling during anthem. demonstrations are still she means if Biden were Letters up too little Rocket Not the time or place to taking place was caused to be elected who she Continued from page 6 To the editor, Man? Just thinking Do I protest. by police action and says has a calming voice use of masks every- I am a 73 old man want a man fighting for Tim Beaton called for defunding the and plan that all will be where is not supported with MS and plenty of our Military? Just Viet Nam Vet US Army police. well. Not sure what his by scientific evidence..” time to read and do Thinking Do I want Londonderry Strange that demon- plan is and neither does To be clear the World some heavy thinking someone who got the ––––––––––––––– strators are never affect- he until he reads the Health Organization was about our country. I economy robust again ed by the virus. The next prompter. late to the party on the have never been so nar- after Obama said it Response to Last Democrat Party, and I The virus reports are issue but, as reported on row minded to think couldn’t be done Weeks Letters use that word loosely, as looking better with a June 8, 2020 by The New through only one-party because Trump doesn’t they have become far vaccine on the horizon York Times and Reuters, philosophy. This Presi- have a magic wand? Just To the editor, left Socialist are now in a so it’s time to throw on June 5, 2020 the dent has made me mad Thinking Do I want to Having read the four quandary. They tried the another bomb. Unani- W.H.O. finally endorsed and has made me laugh. turn things over to letters in last week’s Mueller investigation mous(unnamed cow- the use of face masks by He has agitated me with swamp creatures that paper, I will attempt to over a two-year period ards) sources stated the the public to reduce the his straight talk while wasted millions of our address them all in my and that didn’t work. President said Dead sol- transmission of the talking off the hip. He tax money and 3 1/2yrs comments. The impeachment was a diers are losers and coronavirus. says things I don’t want of wasted time on a Claims of mishan- fiasco. Lo and behold suckers. Of course it’s Maria Van Kerkhove, to hear about but is crooked, stacked Russ- dling the virus were along came the virus. been verified this to be the W.H.O. technical truthful and comes from ian Hoax? JUST THINK- made despite the fact Certainly not a good an outrages false state- lead expert on Covid-19 the heart. I admire him ING Do I want a Democ- upon knowledge he took thing but demands to ment. However a writer said in an interview with for never taking a stance ratic funded illegal mob quick action by shutting shut down the country goes along with it. Who Reuters, to gain popular votes matching on our bor- down flights from China thus affecting the econo- cares if it’s true or not as “We are advising gov- that seems to be the sta- ders? Do I want this mob and Europe. The Democ- my, causing massive long as we can bash the ernments to encourage ple of the career politi- tearing down our monu- rats for doing so criti- unemployment etc. Now President? Being a com- that the general public cians we usually have to ments? Just Thinking Do cized him heavily. Demo- we can blame the Presi- bat veteran I for one can wear a mask. And we deal with. I detest I want someone who has crat Governors during dent for all the ensuing appreciate what he has specify a fabric mask- Career Politicians. They the initiative to seek the crisis from NY, NJ. turmoil. done in making our mili- that is non-medical.” are mostly lawyers that better NAFTA, TPP, and other states praised The virus reports are tary strong and the help Wearing a mask is have become multi-mil- China trade agree- him for the aid they looking promising, schools to all veterans. Now let’s not a political state- lionaires off our backs. ments? Just Thinking Do received. How then should be reopening, throw another bomb ment, or a red/blue That’s the only reason I want someone fighting could this be construed sports finally. One writer before the election by stand to take; it is a pub- they get into the game. for me and not the sta- as mishandling? said “If only the election instilling fear of the lic health issue. It Come voting day people tus quo? Just Thinking One writer mentions would take place before virus and the need to shows you are con- are always to bias to see Despite his sometimes- the chaos in the White back to school”. Guess continued on page 7 cerned for your own the light through the for- abusive behavior and House and violence in health and your fellow est. Come voting day I cocky attitude he is the streets. I’m confused citizens health. If you am going to revisit some always fighting for this by the violence in the OBITUARY care about your fellow of my thinking episodes. country and us with streets as we were told Londonderry residents - Do I want a 48yr. Career energy not seen in the constantly they were Roslyn Furey Bajek Roslyn Furey Bajek, 91, of Lon- hide your face-SHOW Politician who has done White house for peaceful demonstra- donderry, NH, formerly of Andover, YOUR MASK. nothing notable in all decades. I love this tions and as the Democ- MA passed away on Wednesday Denise Burgess that time? Just Thinking country. I love to hear rat Mayor in Seattle said Sept. 16, 2020 at the Community Hos- Londonderry Do I want someone who our national anthem we were going to have a pice House in Merrimack, NH. She play. After 50yrs have “Summer of Love”. All was born on Feb. 3, 1929 in Enfield, stopped watching all Democrat officials stat- CT to the late Charles and Rose sports because of the ed in the states where Furey. She graduated from Enfield High School and It’s YOUR car, Bay Path Jr. College in Longmeadow, MA. Roslyn married Ben Bajek, the love of her life. YOUR choice of repair shops. They eventually moved to Andover, MA, where she was a resident for 55 years and was a com- municant of St. Robert Bellarmine Church. After Lifetime warranty on all repairs her children were grown, she went to work at Doherty Realty and Insurance as a receptionist We meet by accident - for 25 years. 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but unfortunately the need it. others to join you”. This were doing - arriving at ent experience if only we Letters nightmare will not end Jerry Page is an important concept their own opinions thou- learned this lesson. Continued from page 6 should the President be Londonderry in these times of parti- ghtfully and advancing Those who practice con- send out mail in ballots reelected. Sad to say ––––––––––––– san bickering, name call- them vigorously - was flict management say to all registered voters, there will be demonstra- ing, and gridlock. essential to the national the first step in conflict or not, whether living or tions and chaos by anar- The Wisdom of Ruth As she said, said good. With less debate, resolution is to take the present whereabouts chist, socialist, through- Bader Ginsburg “You can disagree with- their friendship would personality out of the unknown. Why bother out many of our cities out being disagreeable”. have been diminished, problem. If we see the for all able body to vote who will never accept To the editor, Consider that Ruth Bad- and so, they believed, other person/party as in person with proper him for four more years Justice Ginsburg said, er Ginsburg and Antonin would our democracy.” the problem, it is almost identification and pre- May God Bless our “Fight for the things that Scalia were best friends, They allowed each impossible to work out a vent fraud. Country. you care about, but do it their families dined to- other to have their own solution. Eight week’s to go We will desperately in a way that will lead gether, they loved the opinions and to be She was pragmatic. opera and went on vaca- swayed by a convincing “Real change, enduring ◆ ◆ tion together. Yet she argument. Ginsburg also change, happens one the amount schools to the voters in March was an outspoken liberal said, “I’m a very strong step at a time.”, “So School could retain in undesig- that would allow the and he was an outspo- believer in listening and often in life, things that you regard as an impedi- Continued from page 1 nated funds from 2.5 school to access that ken conservative. “To learning from others.” After the vote, Curro percent to five percent money without having sum up their friendship, Listening and learning ment turn out to be told the board that the and that a warrant arti- to go to the state. she quoted Scalia: ‘I requires an open mind great, good fortune.”, legislature has amended cle would be presented attack ideas. I don’t and willingness to adapt and “You can’t have it attack people. Some and even perhaps com- all, all at once.” And yet she believed in a better ◆ ◆ very good people have promise. some very bad ideas.’” Justice Ginsburg also future, “Justices contin- “How blessed I was,” she said “Don’t be distracted ue to think and can Exit 4A Project Delayed wrote, “to have a work- by emotions like anger, change. I am ever hope- ing colleague and dear envy, resentment. These ful that if the court has a ept. 17, The New and the project con- projects in the financial- friend of such captivat- just zap energy and blind spot today, its eyes Hampshire Depart- struction budget by ly constrained Ten Year ing brilliance, high spir- waste time.” Such wise will be open tomorrow” Sment of Trans- more than $30 Million. Transportation Im- its and quick wit.” advice, which seems like Hopefully, we can all portation (NHDOT) As a result, the Depart- provement Plan. Conse- Scalia’s son Eugene common sense, but embrace her philoso- opened price proposals ment will not be moving quently, the Department wrote on learning of her which is much too rare phy, and fight for the for the Design-Build pro- forward with the award will pause to reevaluate death, “The two justices in today’s political envi- things that we care ject to construct Exit 4a of the Design-Build con- the project scope of had central roles in ronment. She said, “Re- about, but do it in a way on I-93 in Derry and Lon- tract at this time. work and method of addressing some of the acting in anger or annoy- that will lead others to donderry. Unfortunate- To advance the project delivery. The most divisive issues of ance will not advance join us. ly, the lowest of the Design-Build contract at Department will work the day, including cases one’s ability to per- James Green three price proposals the higher than expect- with Derry and London- on abortion, same-sex suade” Social media Londonderry exceeded the Depart- ed cost would signifi- derry, as well as affect- marriage and who would would be a totally differ- ment’s cost estimate cantly impact other ed property owners, to be president. Not for a determine the next moment did one think steps in the process and the other should be con- Great Rates, Great Coverage how to advance a more demned or ostracized. 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◆ PAGE 8LONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ SEPTEMBER 24, 2020 Butterfly Garden Planners Change Location to Mack Property CHRIS PAUL decided to use the near- planting and is good The newly formed LONDONDERRY TIMES ————–––––————–◆ by pumpkin patch, own- growing soil. We will be group, know as the Green fter realizing the ed by Moose Hill, as free to build this project Team of Londonderry, challenges of get- their location. how we choose without has been meeting once a A ting a plan for a Andy Mack Sr., who the necessity of seeking month over the summer pollinator/butterfly gar- has been involved with approvals from the town and hope to get started in den through the town the group since its at every turn. I am the spring. GREEN stands planning process, a inception, made the gen- thankful to Andy Mack, for Garden, Recycle, Edu- group of planting enthu- erous donation of allow- Sr. for his generosity in cation, Energy, and Nat- siasts have decided to ing the garden to be allowing us to utilize this ure, and the intent of the change the location of planted on his property. area for this project that Butterfly Garden is to cre- the garden to the adja- Martha Smith, one of will hopefully involve ate a colorful garden that cent property on the the original members of and benefit all of our res- will attract valuable polli- Moose Hill Orchard. the group said, “I’m idents.” nators such as bees and The original plan was happy that Andy Mack Another member, Marge butterflies as well as birds. to develop a Butterfly has agreed to allow us to Badois, a UNH Master Gar- The layout of the gar- Garden just outside the use the pumpkin patch dener said, “This location den has not been final- Londonderry Town For- across from the Morri- will boost our chances of a ized yet, but the possi- est, on town-owned land, son House on Pillsbury successful garden. The soil ble plans include room but after seeing some Road. This will be better has already proven to be for people to move resistance by the Her- than using the initial productive and able to sup- through and explore the itage Commission in piece of land owned by port the pumpkin patch, so garden. July, who oversee that the Town. We know it is our wildflowers should The hope is that this area, the group has already prepped for flourish as well.” project will be one the whole community can be involved with and Plans to plant a Butterfy Garden at the Town For- enjoy. Future plans also est have changed to the adjasent property on include benches where Moose Hill Orchard. Photo by Chris Paul people can sit and enjoy the garden. art will either be created this a self-funded project The group also wants from repurposed metal through donations and to bring recyclable art or other recycled items. fundraising as well as into the garden where the The Green Team to make applying for grants. ◆ ◆ A Reach For Hope Community Garden each 1 Teach 1 Memorial, the participants that, even though individ- Love 1, a nonprofit will plant 1500 yellow tulips uals face “cold and dark” Rorganization des- in front of the notable seasons in life, renewal igned to bring aware- Pinkerton Building. and hope waits ahead. ness about youth and Now, more than ever, Due to COVID-19 res- young adult mental this garden will serve as trictions, the planting health issues and suicide a reminder that “HOPE event is closed to the prevention, will host our BLOOMS”. In spring, stu- public. However, look for second Community Hope dents, staff, and the com- our dedication event Garden planting event at munity will have the de- coming in May 2021. Help Pinkerton High School light of viewing bright yel- our organizations “reach on Oct. 3, at 9 a.m . low blossoms as the above the stigma” and In collaboration with tulips rise from the soil spread awareness about The Yellow Tulip Project after winter. The garden mental health and suicide and The Jason R Flood will be a visual reminder prevention.

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KELSEY DERHAK LONDONDERRY TIMES ————–––––————–◆ he Skip Burbine Memorial Tennis TTournament was held in Londonderry over the weekend of Sep- tember 11th-13th, 2020 at the tennis fields in his name. The tennis tourna- ment, which is in its sec- ond year, is to honor the memory of Skip Burbine who passed away in At Left: Women’s doubles winners, 2018. Skip Burbine was Grace Carpenter, left, and Carly Citron. a long time tennis coach for the Londonderry and Above: Men’s Doubles winners, Ryan Southern New Hamp- Artemonis, left, and Ian Hastings shire community. He led the Lancers to cham- pionships in 2010, for At right: Mixed Doubles winners, Carly the Boys team and in Citron, left, and McKinley Grimes. 2014, for the girls team. He even passed down lars for the scholarship Burbine’s, Rober- to take place. busiest and Hannah Riley com- his passion for tennis to fund. ta Davis, who also With the stress of a places since things have ing in second place. both of his children, With the weather cre- helped put together the worldwide pandemic, opened back up. Resi- The Men’s Doubles win- Alex and Cassie, who ating a picturesque fall tournament said one of the opportunity to get dents have been taking ners were Ryan Artemo- went on to continue weekend in New Hamp- the highlights for her outside and play and be to the tennis courts for nis and Ian Hastings with their tennis careers at shire, people ranging in was “it was such a nice active is needed even some much needed time Camden Poitras and the collegiate level. He age from teenagers to group of people and more. “You can forget outdoors. McKinley Grimes com- often held clinics and adults, were able to com- everyone was sports- about things on the ten- The tournament was ing in second place. camps for young tennis pete in matches manlike and courteous nis court”, is often some- highly competitive, as The Mixed Double’s win- players to learn and throughout the entire to each other.” To have thing you might hear spirits were high over ners were Carly Citron grow their skills. “He weekend. Some match- the tournament this year Skip say. “He used to the weekend, where and McKinley Grimes always wanted a tourna- es were even able to was extra special due to say no matter what’s attendees could be seen with Hannah Riley and ment,” says Patrice Bur- play under the lights. the pandemic and the going on in your life or grabbing food from the Teddy Hurst taking bine, of her late hus- The tournament was a challenges of social the world you can put food trucks and chatting home the consolation band. The money mixture of men’s, gatherings. With the go- your sneakers on and about the US Open, hap- prize. raised from the tourna- women’s, and mixed ahead from the town and pick up a racket and go pening at the same time. The Burbine family ment goes towards doubles. Among those following safety rules play tennis and leave The semi-finals and plans to hold the tennis scholarship funds for competing were Skip’s such as social distanc- everything on the finals of the tournament tournament each year in local seniors as they wife, Patrice, and his two ing, wearing of masks, court,” remembers were held that Sunday, honor of Skip and his head to college. This children, Alex and temperature taking, and Patrice Burbine. Many September 13th and legacy, the weekend year they were able to Cassie. health screening forms people in town seem to crowned Grace Carpen- after Labor Day at the raise almost 5,000 dol- Family friend of the the tournament was able follow in his footsteps, ter and Carly Citron the tennis courts in his as the tennis courts Women’s Doubles win- name, here in London- have been one of the ners with Cassie Burbine derry. Well Pump System Tune Up Here is what we offer Pressure Tank Maintance Package LET OUR FAMILY CARE FOR YOURS • Install a Brand New Pressure Switch • Install a Brand New Pressure Gauge Dr Alyssa Ebright DMD • Alr Pressure Check Dr Trevor Smart DMD • Optimize Your Pressure Settings • Test the Electrical Running Current of Your Well Pump Always Accepting New Patients • Visually Inspect Inspect Your Wellcap for Sanitary Protections 77 Gilcreast Road, Unit 1004, Londonderry Call Us at 603-434-8800 • Londonderrydentist.com [email protected] PLUMBING AND WELL PUMP SERVICES CO. LLC 603-437-9114 ◆ PAGE 10 LONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ SEPTEMBER 24, 2020 Historical Society and Symphony NH Team Up for Fall Concert ondonderry Histori- afternoon of music sur- tures Symphony NH mus- lot next door. The con- are free. Memberships the c. 1760 Morrison cal Society and rounded by Londonder- icians performing in a cert is funded in part by are $25 individual/$35 House, the 1859 Parmenter LSymphony NH are ry’s apple orchards and brass quintet and will a grant from New Hamp- family, so consider be- Barn, and the 1840 R.P. teaming up to offer an history. The concert fea- take place on the grounds shire Humanities and the coming a member and Clark Blacksmith Shop. of the Londonderry His- National Endowment for enjoying free admission The Society meets regu- torical Society, 140 Pills- the Humanities. to the concert. To pur- larly on the 3rd Tuesday OBITUARY bury Rd., on Saturday, Attendees can bring chase tickets or become of the month at 6 p.m. Oct. 3 at 4 p.m. Grounds a picnic or purchase a a member, visit the His- The public is always wel- Earl Carlton Emery open at 3 p.m. and delicious appetizer box torical Society’s website, come. Winter meetings Earl Carlton Emery, 79, of Lon- guests are invited to from Lucciano’s Cafe in www.londonderryhisto- are at the Leach Library, donderry, NH, passed away Wed- bring chairs or blankets Londonderry. (Pre-order ry.org. Tickets are NON- and in the summer at the nesday, Sept. 9, 2020 at home, sur- to set up across the His- by 9/30 required.) Appe- REFUNDABLE, but ARE site on Pillsbury Rd. The rounded by his loving family. Earl torical Society’s proper- tizer boxes are gener- transferrable. (In case of LHS is a non-profit was a mighty man in strength and ty to enjoy this outdoor, ously sized individual weather cancellation, tick- 501(c)(3) organization, heart, who committed his life to socially distanced, live portions delivered strai- ets will be refunded.) and all contributions are Christ in 1978 and remained a music event. Masks are ght to the event. Guests The Londonderry His- tax deductible. faithful follower for the rest of his life. required when not seat- can pick up their boxes torical Society’s mission For more informa- Born in Quincy, MA on March 21, 1941 to Carl ed, and guests are asked when they check in for is to preserve the best of tion, visit www.london- and Doris (Leach) Emery, Earl grew up in Way- to set up 6’ apart from the concert. Londonderry’s past for derryhistory.org or find land, MA and graduated Belmont Hill High School other groups during the Tickets are $10 for future generations. The them on Facebook, in 1958. He went on to earn his B.S. (’62) and M.S. concert. Parking is avail- adults and $5 for chil- society owns several www.facebook.com/Tow (’64) in geology at Boston University. He enlisted able in the Orchard dren. Londonderry His- buildings at its 140 Pills- nOfLondonderryNHHis- in the Army in 1966 and was commissioned as a Christian Church lower torical Society members bury Rd., site, including toricalSociety/. 2 Lt., engineering branch, and rose to the rank of ◆ ◆ Captain, earning the Army Commendation Medal and receiving an honorable discharge in 1974. After his military service, Earl worked as a com- Co-Parenting Classes at The Upper Room encouraged to be aware keep themselves and their puter programmer for 40 years, often serving as his 5 part class is The Upper Room, ex- of how their actions may children healthy while an elder in the churches he attended. designed to add- plains that “As a Family Tress concerns and affect their children. The Resource Center, our navigating the divorce Earl was happiest when spending time with attendees work on skills process. We are commit- his family and helping others, no matter the time questions that separat- aim is to help families that help them stay ted to offering evidence- or place. He will be remembered as a lover of ing and divorcing par- and children thrive and child-focused, and dis- based programs, and this nature and an avid sportsman who enjoyed fish- ents have, and explore flourish, by helping sep- cuss ways to make good series does just that.” ing, rock collecting, bird watching, and practic- how to keep the focus on arated and divorced par- choices in an environ- To learn more about ing karate. He especially loved finding items to the needs of their chil- ents be effective co-par- ment of conflict and loss. Crossroads, please visit recycle, going on many road trips with his grand- dren. Using a mix of ents is part of that mis- Brenda Guggisberg, www.URteachers.org or son to find materials that could be reused. Earl video content and group sion. These are strate- Executive Director of call 437-8477 x 122. was also a voracious reader, picking up a new discussion, parents are gies for co-parents to book immediately after finishing another. He par- ◆ ◆ ticularly enjoyed reading texts on theology, geol- ogy, military history, and biographies. Transforming Helplessness To Hopefullness Earl is survived by his loving wife of 56 years, each 1 Teach 1 two young children who offer their personal know- story it tells opens the Alberta (Terwilliger) Emery; his daughter Chap- Love 1, a nonprofit become trapped in the ledge and lived experi- door to feelings and Rmental health and darkness of depression ences dealing with child empathy that are increas- lain (Lt. Col.) Virginia Emery, U.S. Army, current- ly serving at Fort Jackson; his son, Joshua Emery suicide prevention advo- together and what it takes and adolescent depres- ingly cast aside in our and daughter-in-law Anya Emery, and grandson cacy group, is hosting a for them to find their way sion, loss to suicide and virtual world. Data and Andrew, of Londonderry, NH; his daughter live reading with Irene out. Ms Buchine raised a how to find hope. The information are invalu- Sharyn Emery, Ph.D, and son-in law Brian Buchine, the award-win- young child with depres- panel will be available to able but emotional well- Kanowsky, of Jeffersonville, IN. ning author of her chil- sion and her story shines take and answer viewer being is essential to a Calling hours will be held privately by the fam- dren’s book “Celia and a light on the necessity to questions. fulfilling life. Irene’s won- ily; burial will be in the NH State Veterans Ceme- the Little Boy”, in con- talk with children about “Celia and the Little derful book will aid that tery, located at 110 Daniel Webster Highway, junction with former depression to help them Boy” should be required journey by both inspir- Boscawen. Peabody Funeral Homes and Cremato- Red Sox Pitcher and sui- find hope in dark times. reading in every grade ing and touching chil- rium is assisting the family with arrangements. cide-loss survivor, John A panel discussion school in America. The dren” Memorial contributions may be made to: South- Trautwein of the Will to will follow the reading to simple yet powerful ern New Hampshire Rescue Mission, 40 Chestnut Live Foundation. St, Nashua NH, 03060, or at: hope4nashua.org. Irene Buchine’s illus- • Paving • Grading trated story tells about • Gravel • Fill Karen Archer Insurance, LLC Hours: Mon. - Fri.: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Providing Insurance Solutions Karen A. 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There tainable options for sur- and what isn’t (hint: it’s cleaning wipes claiming and/or sewer line. They taking place in the Unit- are no restrictions on face cleaning in your toilet paper and human to be “flushable,” such can combine with other ed States. companies labeling their home. It may not be as waste), because proper as multi-surface wipes. fats, oils and greases, Some wipes that products as “flushable,” quick and easy, but flushing is imperative for Beware: If you believe and then clog pipes and aren’t labeled as flush- so consumers need to using reusable cloths maintaining your septic the packaging, you may pumps causing the able still state that the know what will happen if and nontoxic cleaners system as well as munic- find a bigger mess than sewer or septic to back product will break up they do flush the wipes. are an excellent alterna- ipal sewer systems and you started with. Those up into your home. Not after flushing, but none In the wastewater world, tive; you can even use wastewater treatment so-called “flushable” only will this create a will break down enough. we like to say that you old T-shirts and towels plants. Among the many wipes, designed to clean mess you don’t want to According to GreenAm- should only flush the cut into squares. Keep a odd things people try to with convenience, could clean, it will also cost erica.org www.greenam- three P’s; pee, poop and bucket under your sink flush down the drain, wreak havoc right below you. An infamous exam- erica.org/blog/are-flush- paper. Your pipes and to store used cloths until the main, nasty culprit is your feet. ple of this type of back- able-wipes-really-flush- your plumber will thank laundry day, then wash the so-called “flushable While it is true these up is the “Fatberg” dis- able, a study out of you. and repeat! ◆ ◆ Conservation Matters: Thyme to Tend To Those Gardens JOCELYN DEMAS on West Road at no den. The shredded Till and Mulch tect them from extreme stems to give our song- SUBMISSION ————–––––————–◆ charge on Saturdays mulch will decompose Consider tilling your cold. At least 2” of mulch birds a nutritious, reli- s the scorching through Nov. 21, from 8 much quicker. garden at this point as should do the trick; take able food source over summer finally a.m. - 4 p.m. Pull up the annual well. Do this by hand care to spread it evenly the long, harsh winters. Agives way to cool You can also mulch plants and leftover veg- with a spade or with a and not in mounds. If Ornamental grasses can fall days, it’s time to get the leaves when you etables in your gardens motorized tiller, making you have hydrangeas or also provide a bit of your yard and garden mow the lawn – a great after the first frost. I’ve sure you remove stones roses, they will benefit color and texture to ready to weather the option for those busy been surprised by way- and break apart clumps from being snuggled into your landscape when long winter months. All with soccer games, vol- ward carrots in my row of soil to reintegrate a burlap blanket everything else is a the hard work you’ve leyball practices and of okra that I definitely them back into your gar- throughout the winter. blinding white. Just be put into making your lacrosse tournaments did not plant that sea- den. Covering your gar- They may thank you for sure to cut them back to space look beautiful (and craft fairs and son, so it’s best to den with a heavy layer of your consideration by the ground in spring this spring and summer apple-picking and foot- uproot them. Removing mulch will help resist giving you some extra before the plant’s new needs just a little more ball and band…)! Just be plants that may have weed growth and keep flowers come spring! growth begins. love to ensure it contin- sure to do it regularly to been infected by dis- your garden in ready-to- At this point, many Now that you put ues to shine in future avoid leaving a large ease can help avoid plant condition. people cut back their your yard and garden “to seasons. There are buildup of leaves that spreading that disease If you have more vul- perennials as well but bed,” go make yourself a obvious things, like just sits on top of the to your new crops come nerable perennials, they hear me out. The seeds nice hot cup of cider, sit cleaning up the falling lawn and kills your spring. This also makes may need some help to that are contained in back and enjoy the fall! leaves from your yard. grass. 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IN Auction NEW DATE AND are available. To access: TIME. Featuring Bill Burke St. Jude Food Pantry Contact Beth O'Connell at at The Tupelo Music Hall, St. Jude’s Food Pantry [email protected] Derry, Nov. 1, at 1 - 4 p.m. Is open to all Londonder- or follow the Young Adults Join us for our live auction, ry resident who maybe in Strong Facebook page. AAROUNDROUNDROUNDTTOWNOWNOWN food and drinks drive-in need. Call Kay at 434-1827 A T to make an appointment style. Tickets (per car) are Raising a Teenager? available at tickets.tupelo- to pickup your food from Parent & Caregiver hall.com. Online Silent Auc- the panty. “We are there Café (PaCC) Group. These Around Town Policy: This section is meant to be used to announce free events to the communities. If tion Oct. 30 - Nov. 6 Bid on for the people and want to meetings are a wonderful your group is receiving money for what they are publicizing, there will be a charge of $40/week per many great items from gift help them.” resource for parents and paper. All Around Town/Calendar Items will be held to 100 words maximum. All free announcements in cards, gift baskets, tickets, caregivers raising teens. the Around Town/Calendar section can run a maximum of three weeks. Deadline for submissions is experiences, trips, pack- Young Adult Programs Discuss your concerns Monday at 5 p.m. Please send items to [email protected]. ages and other unique On Fridays 11 - 11:30 and learn new parenting a.m., facilitated by The enneto Rd., Derry is avail- 6 - 8 p.m., at the YMCA items. Sign up for auction strategies. New topics are Upper Room, weekly free Shoe Drive able on Mondays from 11 Londonderry Facilitated updates at: bit.ly/roarin- introduced weekly includ- remote support programs Matthew Thornton PTA a.m. - 1 p.m. (back entran- by The Upper Room, the gupdate. Continued on page 13 is conducting a shoe drive ce), Thursdays 3 - 4 p.m. YMCA- Londonderry and fundraiser to raise money and by appointment (front the Southern Rockingham Feeling Overwhelmed? for the school. Anyone can entrance). Coalition for Healthy The Upper Room is help by donating gently www.urteachers.org/remo offering supportive online OBITUARY worn, used and new shoes Parents on Board te-learning-and-support# counseling schedule a free George M. Canfield Jr. in the two green bins out- A Parent Education Youth (SoRock) Contact: one-on-one supportive George M. Canfield Jr. aka Dad, side of Matthew Thornton Workshop Series Parents Seren Elizabeth atseliza- counseling session. Email Peepa, G & G-Dog (briefly in the Elementary School. By on Board will be available [email protected]. Seren at selizabeth@ur- 90’s), died Sept. 17, 2020 the world donating gently worn, Sept. 28, from 6 - 8 p.m., teachers.org. lost an amazing soul after a hard- used and new shoes to the $35 per person (book Parent & Caregiver fought battle with cancer. George MT PTA, the shoes will be Raising children ages included). Active involve- Café was born Oct. 8, 1952 in Milford given a second chance and ment in your children's 0-12? Parent & Caregiver CT, the son of the late George M. Canfield Sr. and make a difference in peo- education is the single Café Remote meetings are Upper Room offers ple's lives around the most important factor in open to those raising Parent & caregiver work- Jean A. (Planeta) Canfield. George graduated world. their success. Topics in- teens. Thursdays from 6 - shops on Wednesdays, from Alvirne High School and went on to receive clude preparing your child 7:30 p.m. To access, visit: from 6 - 7 p.m. Free live on his Bachelor’s Degree from NH College. George Rail Trail Nature Walk to succeed and encourag- us04web.zoom.us/j/30249 Zoom, facilitated by The had a successful career in the financial industry The Londonderry Trail- ing and reinforcing posi- 7889 Meeting ID: 302 497 Upper Room. Tune into working for Deloitte & Touche of Boston and ways is holding a Rail Trail tive behavior. Contact the 889 (no password need- this new series for weekly Massachusetts Financial Services before making nature walk, Saturday, Oct. Upper Room for more ed)?Contact: Seren Eliza- workshops offering fami- the move to pursue a career in property manage- 10 at 10 a.m. The guided information. beth atselizabeth@urteac- lies information, discus- ment at Thicket Hill MHC in Hinsdale, NH. The walk will be led by the Con- sion and support. hers.org No preregistra- position he took after retirement provided servation Commission. Crossroads tion need. George with the most satisfaction, working side The walk will begin at the Crossroads: A series on Caregiver Resource Line trail entrance adjacent to Co-Parenting will be held Wason Pond Pounder Have parenting ques- by side with his son, managing the books at Can- the North Elementary by the Upper Room Oct. 5, The Upper Room will tions? Upper Room offers field’s Collision. School lower parking lot 19 & 29, from 6 - 8 p.m., $80 host the Wason Pond Parent & caregiver re- George’s greatest joy was his family and his and continue towards the per person (book includ- Pounder on Saturday Oct. source line, call (603) 437- family always came first. In his spare time George airport. Social distancing ed). Learn how to protect 3, in Chester. To learn 8477 ext. 26. Call with could be found sitting at a sporting event cheer- will be practiced. For more your child's well-being by more about this popular your name and contact ing on a grandchild, getting his grandson off the information: www.london- keeping them out of the race and sign up at run- number, and a trained school bus, taking walks with one of his grand- derrytrails.org. middle, allowing children reg.com/9057. professional will return dogs or sipping a Natty Light at a family gather- to love both parents, and your call within 24 hours. Adult Scholarship If you are having an emer- ing, talking politics or reminiscing about times working on communica- Raising another's child? past. George’s children and grandchildren will The Londonderry tion and recovery. To regis- Are you parenting a gency, please call 911. miss him each day for the remainder of their lives. Women's Club is offering a ter www.urteachers.or- second time around? $1000 scholarship to a g/remote-learning-and- Attend the Grandparent Presbyterian Church George leaves behind his sister, Maureen local woman seeking to support# call 122. and Relative Caregiver The Walking Togeth- Dodd and her husband Alan Dodd; children, improve her education. To Support Group. Join this er Group and the Walk Jason A. Canfield, Kerri Canfield, and Allison be eligible you must be a Republican Committee free weekly meeting for With Me Group will be Gould and son-in-law Dana Gould; grandchil- woman who is at least 23 Meeting resources, discussions meeting together via dren, Jason D. Canfield, Tyree Allen and signifi- years old, a current resi- The Londonderry Re- and support for those rais- zoom 7 p.m. every Tues- cant other Tayla Workman, Haleigh Canfield and dent of Londonderry or an publican Committee is ing another person's child. day, via computer or fiance David Duguay, Christopher Canfield and telephone. This is a sup- adjacent community and holding its monthly meet- No preregistration need- Anthony Sadler; great grandchildren, Christian currently enrolled at an port group for anyone ing tomorrow, Thursday, ed. Tuesdays 6 - 7:30 p.m. Canfield and Baby Girl Duguay arriving March accredited postsecondary who has lost a spouse, a Oct. 22, at the Victory Bap- Meeting in person at the 2021; granddogs Rosie Canfield and Bruin Gould, institution where you have tist Church, 78 Litchfield YMCA - Londonderry. Con- family member or a grandcat Rondo Gould; and many nieces, completed a minimum of Rd., Londonderry. We will tact: Seren Elizabeth at friend. For information, half the time or credits for meet from 7 - 8:30 p.m. We [email protected] contact: 781-866-9976 or nephews and friends. your degree, certificate or will discuss our strategy as g. Grandparent PASTA [email protected] Following cremation, calling hours were held licensing program. Appli- we head into the last cou- Groups are brought to you on Tuesday, Sept. 22, in the Peabody Funeral cations are available ple of weeks before the by NH Children's Trust, Evolve! Homes and Crematorium, 290 Mammoth Rd., online at www.londonder- General Election. the YMCA of Greater Lon- A group for young Londonderry. A memorial service concluded rywomensclub.org. They donderry, the Southern woman ages 13 to 18 to calling hours. Due to State of NH guidelines, all must be submitted by Nov. Grandparent and Care- Rockingham Coalition for talk about today's chal- lenges meets every guests are required to wear masks, minimize 15. If you have questions, giver Support Healthy Youth (SoRock) contact and maintain social distancing. In lieu of contact us at info@london- Wednesday from 5:30 - 6:30 Are you a grandparent and The Upper Room. flowers donations can be made to the Concord derrywomensclub.org. p.m. at the Upper Room, or caregiver raising anoth- Regional VNA Hospice House, 30 Pillsbury St., er person's child? Join this Roaring 20's Drive-In 36 Tsienneto, Road, Derry. Concord, NH 03301. To send a condolence or for Food Pantry weekly meeting for re- Auction This is a free weekly group. Contact-free pick up at sources, discussions and The Upper Room's 19th To register, Call 437-8477 more information, please visit, www.peabodyfu- at the Upper Room, 36 Tsi- support on Tuesdays from Annual Roaring 20's DRIVE- to register ext. 16. neralhome.com.

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https://us04web.z- demic, CART will transi- to the grocery store. CART mtabus.org or phone support and be heard is Around Town oom.us/j/302497889. Con- tion to essential only. will work with passengers CART at 603-792-5151. open Tuesdays 3 - 4 p.m. tact: Seren Elizabeth at CART will communicate to accommodate the CART looks forward to Free live on Zoom. Teens Continued from page 12 [email protected] with all passengers who essential trips and will restoring regular service 13-18. No preregistration ing anger management, have current trips sched- work on timing to be as levels as soon as this crisis necessary; Meeting ID: drug and alcohol abuse, CART Transitions to uled and make adjust- flexible as possible. Ser- passes. 111 147 286, Password: communication and set- Essential Trips only ments where appropriate. vice will remain available 694887. Contact: Nicole ting boundaries. No pre- In an effort to keep Essential travel will to all towns, 5 days a week. Teen Talk Smith Martin at nmart- registration needed. drivers and the ridership include medically neces- Any questions, concerns Need to be Heard? [email protected] or Thursday 6 - 7:30 p.m. Free of CART safe and healthy sary trips (dialysis, phar- or comments should be Upper Room's Teen Talk, call 437-8477 x29. live on Zoom. Link to Join: during the COVID-19 pan- macy, etc.) as well as trips directed to mwhitten@- an online forum to talk, ◆ ◆

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◆ L ONDONDERRY T IMES ◆ SEPTEMBER 24, 2020 PAGE 15 Aviation Museum to Hold Volunteer Open House on Oct. 6 ould you like to also inspiring today’s ations, catalog items, partnership with the about volunteering at 669-4820. Follow the Avi- be part of a students to become the and help researchers. Manchester School of the Aviation Museum, ation Museum on social Wcommunity of aviation pioneers of For the education Technology. visit www.aviationmuse- media at www.face- people who enjoy air- tomorrow. outreach program, vol- Volunteers are also umofnh.org or call (603) book.com/nhahs. planes and aviation? The open house will unteers help inspire needed to help with spe- Would you like to make a take place at the muse- young people of all ages cial events year round, difference, help a good um, which is located at about the physics of such as the Aviation OBITUARY cause and have fun 27 Navigator Rd., Lon- flight and the wonders Museum’s annual car Edward F. Ryan doing it? donderry. Face cover- of aviation. show, fund-raising gala, Dedicated Police Officer and Family Then you’re invited ings will be required; the For administration, and more. Man Edward F. Ryan, “Eddie”, died to attend the Aviation facility is compliant with volunteers help with “Volunteering at the peacefully Sept. 22, 2020 at the VA Nurs- Museum of New Hamp- all local and CDC Covid- memberships, fundrais- Aviation Museum is a ing Home in Tilton, NH, he was 89. Ed shire’s upcoming volun- 19 guidelines. ing, communications, and rewarding way to give served in the Navy from 1947 to 1951, teer open house, sched- “As a non-profit, we building maintenance. back to the community, deploying to the Mediterranean on the uled for Tuesday, Oct. 6 depend on volunteers to Technically-minded and help light the spark of USS Fargo and Colleton. Upon being Honorably Dis- from 7 - 8:30 p.m. carry out our mission, so volunteers help with the aviation in people young charged, he worked as a laborer helping to build the Callahan Tunnel, as an insurance salesman and You’ll meet some cur- everyone has the poten- museum’s IT systems; and old,” Rapsis said. joined the Revere Police Department in 1962. He rent volunteers and learn tial to make a big differ- those with aviation “As a side benefit, vol- loved being a policeman and dedicated the next 34 about the many ways to ence,” said Jeff Rapsis, experience manage the unteers become part of a years of his life to serving the City of Revere as a help the Aviation Museum the Aviation Museum’s museum’s Elite Flight family that can lead to new Patrolman, Detective, and Shift Supervisor. He was carry out its mission. executive director. Simulator, although any- friendships and opportu- an honest and compassionate cop who believed in The Aviation Muse- For the museum’s main one can be trained to nities,” Rapsis said. giving people a chance, providing many a wayward um, based in the 1937 exhibit floor, volunteers operate it. The Aviation Muse- person with a stern warning and an opportunity to art deco passenger ter- greet guests at the front Those with mechani- um of N.H., located at 27 change their lives. In 1971, he graduated from minal at Manchester- desk, lead tours, and help cal or engineering expe- Navigator Road, London- Northeastern University’s College of Criminal Jus- Boston Regional Airport, staff our gift shop. rience may be interest- derry, N.H., is a non-prof- tice and then taught Police Procedures and Admin- is dedicated to preserv- For the museum’s ed in helping the Avia- it 501(c)3 tax-exempt istration there to thousands of law enforcement per- sonnel until 1983. In 1992, he ran an unsuccessful ing the Granite State’s historical archive, volun- tion Museum’s innova- organization. campaign for Mayor of Revere on the platform of rich aviation past, and teers help evaluate don- tive student plane-build For more information saving the Police Department from neglectful and ◆ ◆ corrupt politicians. He retired as a Lieutenant in Road. 12:49 p.m. Larceny/For- Mammoth Road. 1996 and enjoyed walking Revere Beach with a good Police Log 11:32 a.m. Identity Theft gery/Fraud investigated 11:45 a.m. Services ren- cigar, reading, playing poker in his basement with Continued from page 18 investigated on Perkins on Rockingham Road at dered for Domestic Dis- friends and traveling the world. dered for Domestic Distur- Road. Derry Doors and Win- turbance on Faucher He quietly took care of his neighbors wherever bance on Faucher Road. 11:59 a.m. Ser vices ren- dows. Road. he lived, providing meals, trips to the store, com- 2:26 p.m. Suicide At- dered for Weapons Off- 1:05 p.m. Juvenile Off- 11:59 p.m. Services ren- panionship and whatever help he could procure tempt/Threat results in enses on Mammoth Road enses reported on King dered by Conservation when needed. Transportation to a Hos- at Tradz llc. Arthur Drive. Ranger on Independence He was a great storyteller who found humor in life and told his stories with an easy charm that pital form Chase Road. 12:07 p.m. Homeland 7:16 p.m. Suspicious Drive at Rail Trail Warrant Served endeared him to friends and acquaintances. He will 6:05 p.m. Security investigated on activity investigated on 5:35 p.m. Domestic Dis- be sorely missed by his family, friends, and the staff and an Arrest made on Nashua Road. Symmes Drive. turbance leads to an at the VA Home who loved him dearly. Main Street, Warner. Sean 3:21 p.m. Services ren- 10:34 p.m. Suspicious arrest made by five offi- Born in Boston on Dec. 4, 1930, he was raised in Patrick Kendrigan, 51, of dered for Juvenile Off- activity Investigated by cers on Page Road at Revere, MA where he lived for most of his life on Warner, charged with Sim- enses at Londonderry three officers on Antho- Rockingham Road. Rich- Vinal St surrounded by family and friends. He ple Assault (Physical Con- North School on San- ny Drive. ard Murray, 68, of Con- moved to Londonderry, NH with his son and his fam- tact Or Bodily Injury); Dis- born Road. cord, charged with Reck- ily in 2005. orderly Conduct; and Crim- 5:11 p.m. Services ren- Sunday - Sept. 20 less Conduct (Domestic He is survived by his daughter Maureen inal Trespass. dered for suspicious act- Services ren- Violence; Deadly Weap- (James)Tully of Peabody, MA, his son Michael 1:35 a.m. (Deena) Ryan of Londonderry, NH, and his daughter 7:05 p.m. Disturbance ivity on Perimeter Road dered for Suicide At- on); three counts of Mary A. Ryan Blaney of Lynn, MA. Ed has 8 grand- investigated on Moulton at Retaining Wall. tempt/Threat on Jay Drive. Reckless Conduct - Dead- Drive. children, Ryan (Lisa) Tully, Meaghan (Corey) 11:19 a.m. Services ren- ly Weapon; and Reckless Cedorchuk, Bridget Tully, Cameron, Connor, Colin, Saturday - Sept. 19 dered for suspicious act- Operation. Katherine and Maeve Ryan, and 3 great-grandchil- Friday - Sept. 18 11:13 a.m. Services ren- ivity on Pine Street at dren. Also survived by his sister Kathleen (Gerald) 1:36 a.m. Suspicious act- dered for Neighborhood Amore of Revere, and his brother Kenneth (Cynthia) ivity investigated by Disputes on White Plains Ryan of Revere as well as many nieces and nephews. three officers on Auburn Avenue. LONDONDERRY Ed was preceded in death by his parents Edward Sr. and Josephine Ryan, his wife of 33 years Noreen SCHOOL DISTRICT (Cunningham), infant daughter Linda & his brother Auto Auction Donald Ryan. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Following cremation, memorial calling hours will Oct. 9 at 8:15 a.m. The Londonderry School District will conduct a public be held on Sunday, Oct. 4, from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m., in hearing on the act to use unassigned / unreserved sur- the Peabody Funeral Homes and Crematorium, 290 2006 VW Passat plus of funds [RSA 198:4-b] for the purpose to purchase Mammoth Rd., Londonderry. Due to State of NH COVID related equipment per RSA 32:11, Emergency guidelines, all guests are required to wear masks, minimize contact and maintain social distancing. In Expenditures and Over Expenditures. The public hearing VIN #WVWEK73C46P077422 lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Edward’s will take place at the Londonderry High School, 295 memory to Visions For Creative Housing Solutions – Murrays Auto Recycling Mammoth Road, Londonderry, New Hampshire in the Green St., 8 Sunrise Farm Lane, Enfield NH 03748. To 55 Hall Rd., Londonderry, NH Cafeteria on Tuesday, October 6, 2020 at 7:00pm. The send a condolence or for more information, please public is invited to attend. visit www.peabodyfuneralhome.com.

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