A1 jwoodburn f/a TURNING RIGHT... Happy Halloween FRIDAY, NOV. 2, 2018 Page 3 Cyan Magenta Yellow Yellow Black A2 2 The Record Friday, November 2, 2018 What’s Inside Woodburn Friday, Nov. 2, 2018 Vol. 10, No. 20 Case State senator addresses domestic violence charges, outlines priorities in election. Case divides Coos County Bath w Bethlehem w Dalton w Easton Democrats. w Franconia w Lancaster w Landaff w w w w Lisbon Littleton Lyman Monroe See Coverage Page 5 Sugar Hill w Whitefield w Woodsville www.caledonianrecord.com Family and community members are remembering Barry Lunderville, a Littleton native with a passion for Publisher Community Remembers radio who founded an ownership group and became Todd Smith the owner of nine licensed radio stations and five FM Managing Editor translators across the North Country. Paul Hayes Radio Pioneer [email protected] See Coverage Page 4 Cyan Advertising (Littleton) Sylvie Weber Magenta (603) 444-7141 (Ext. 1006) Sacrifice, dependability, commitment - the North Coun- Fax: (603) 444-1383 try’s first responders were given heaps of gratitude for [email protected] North Country First those qualities on Friday at the annual awards dinner Advertising (St. Johnsbury) by the North Country Public Safety Foundation (NCPSF), which honored three of them for their decades service. Yellow Yellow (802) 748-8121 Responders Honored Fax: (802) 748-1613 See Coverage Page 11 [email protected] Black Editorial Offices:263 Main St., Littleton, N.H. FYI On The Cover Sununu, Kelly Highlight to be responsible. I cut business taxes, I eliminated the electricity consumption In This Issue Discrepancies On Taxes, tax. This is how you drive business and Family Leave create opportunities for individuals.” News Briefs Kelly responded that Republicans al- Page 6 CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New ways revert to such talk as a “fear tac- Hampshire’s candidates for governors tic,” prompting Sununu to interrupt her answer with a denial. Later, she said Obituaries accused each other of being disingen- uous with their positions on taxes and it was Sununu who said one thing and Page 10 paid family medical leave in a public did another when it came to paid family radio debate less than two weeks before leave. Get Out the election. Though he said he supported the con- Page 20 Republican Gov. Chris Sununu sug- cept, Sununu opposed a bill that ulti- gested voters should be wary of Demo- mately failed in the Legislature this ses- sion because he said it was financially Classifieds crat Molly Kelly’s pledge to veto a sales or income tax, given that as a state sena- unsustainable. He didn’t offer a plan of Page 23 tor she said everything should be on the his own at the time, but last week out- Woodsville’s Maachah Krull, second from right, table and has a history of raising taxes lined a proposal that involves bringing is mobbed by teammates Emily Prest, right, Leah and fees. in private insurers to offer plans to state Krull, left, Olivia Sarkis (18) and Keatyn Horne after “I know it sounds convenient now that and private-sector workers. her second-half goal helped the sixth-seeded Engi- she’s running for governor, ‘Oh, she’s “It’s interesting when I hear my op- neers to a 2-0 win over No. 3 Profile in the Division going to take the pledge and not raise ponent talk about his plan. He obviously IV quarterfinals in Bethlehem, N.H. on Sunday, Oct. was the governor when this was being those taxes,’ but let’s be fair, I’m sure 28, 2018. Emily Prest also tallied in the second half she didn’t tell her constituents she was vetted,” she said. “He had a majority of his own party in the House and Senate. to push the Engineers into Thursday’s semifinals going to raise them 50 to 60 times when against Newmarket in Laconia. (Photo by Michael she ran for the Senate but she did that,” If he wanted to put through a paid family he said. “At the end of the day, you have Beniash) See FYI, Page 3 A3 Friday, November 2, 2018 The Record 3 TURNING RIGHT IN THE CENTER LANE 21 Jefferson Road, Whitefield, NH 21 & 22: Happy Halloween 603-837-2646 My mom was never the kind of et full of candy that year, right to 347 Main Street, Franconia, NH mom to involve herself in school the brim. Afterward, before heading 603-823-7795 events. She definitely wasn’t a over to the bonfire, we stopped at Prices subject to present stock. 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One day, it will all come full circle. I did it all. like to think that I will hand-make all of my my The first Halloween after my parents di- some-day-kid’s costumes, although I might have $ 99 $ 89 vorced, my dad took me trick-or-treating. Nor- to ask my mom for help. At least once, I’ll tell lb. Cyan mally we would have all gone together, but this them to dump their candy out on the seat of the 1 1 year he and I went solo. Halloween is a big deal car, and when they ask why, I’ll say, “Don’t you Wild Caught Haddock Fillets Land O Lakes Margarine Magenta in Franconia. The bonfire, the neighborhood, the want to go again?” (16 oz. Quarters) comradery and tradition. I’ve always loved it; I Paige Roberts has a Bachelor’s degree in still do. Creative Writing from Southern New Hampshire On this particular Halloween, it snowed. A lot. University. She is the Eastern Region Manager $ 99 ¢ It was freezing, and wet, but still, my dad walked at U.S. Ski & Snowboard. 8 lb. 99 Yellow with me to all the houses. I filled my entire buck- Deli Sliced Shurfine Roast Beef Dads Dog Food (17.6, Econ-o-mets) Black crafted by a fellow Republican. Kelly, mean- FYI while, said she was “stuck on that one” and $ 99 $ 99 Continued from Page 2 didn’t answer. 7 lb. 7 medical leave act, that was the time to do it. He Creator Of Crime Chiquita Bananas Arm & Hammer Laundry didn’t do it.” Detergent (43.75-50 oz.) As she has frequently emphasized in her Scene Miniatures Gets political ads, Kelly criticized Sununu for his comments during an earlier forum in which he Historical Marker ¢ $ 49 referred to such leave — used to care for a new- 49 lb. born or ill relative — as a “vacation.” Asked BETHLEHEM, N.H. (AP) — An heir- 3 about his word choice Wednesday, Sununu said ess-turned-forensic science enthusiast who cre- Shurfine Water Scott Towels the comment “came as part of a bigger conver- ated miniature dioramas depicting actual crime (.5 Liter, 24 pkg.) (6 Rolls) sation. Of course it’s not a vacation.” scenes for study has been honored with a histori- Sununu also was asked to defend his abili- cal marker in New Hampshire. ty to work with lawmakers given that several The marker on Route 302 in Bethlehem reads $ 99 $ 99 significant measures he championed were de- “Frances Glessner Lee (1878-1962). ‘Mother of Forensic Science.’” 2 5 feated, including a proposed constitutional bill of rights for crime victims and a bill to give Lee, a Chicago heiress who summered at the Wide Awake Quaker Life Prince parents state money for private school tuition Rocks, her family’s summer estate in Bethle- Coffee Cereal Pasta or home schooling.