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Volume 28 Number 13 October 6, 2017 16 Pages

School Board and the

Public Get First Look
at Proposed FY18 Budget
by Len Lathrop
After working with principals and senior staff, Business Administrator
Karen Burnell presented the budget for the next school year to the school
board during its Monday regular meeting.
The school board will use its next meeting on the 16th and a special
meeting on the 23rd to review the budget; it is on the school board website
for review, www.sau81.org/district/page/district-budget-2018-2019.
The first look has a budget of $53,573,337, which is an increase over
this fiscal year budget by $498,094. Based on the 2016 appraised property
rate, which will result in a 51-cent increase per $1,000. On the $300,000
home that means a $12.75 per month increase for an annual increase of
$153.
The increase is primarily from agreed-upon contracts, which are salaries
and a 6.5-percent increase in the health insurance rates. Those numbers
are $727,237 in salaries and $495,164 for the health insurance cost. At
the school board meeting, Chairman Lavoie mentioned that the school
department spends over $7 million for health coverage.
If you exclude the contract increase, the operating budget is down
$489,761.
Additional areas of increase included in the budget:
ESOL includes an additional part-time ESOL teacher based on an
increased number of ESOL students.
The facilities budget reflects a decrease, which reflects the
elimination of the funds allocated in FY18 for the Alvirne High School
gymnasium/library roof replacement. Additions to the FY19 budget
include bathroom renovations at AHS, LED parking lot lighting
upgrades at Nottingham West Elementary School, HVAC technical This poem was published in memory of the victims and families of the Las Vegas tragedy on October 1.
vehicle replacement, and gymnasium floor refinishing at Hills Garrison
School. The current HVAC vehicle is approximately 15 years old and
is nearing the end of its serviceable life.

Harry Chesnulevich:
Potential warrant articles, not part of the budget:
Collective bargaining agreement with secretaries;
Collective bargaining agreement with Hudson Federation of PSRPs
(part-time para-educators, full- and part-time cafeteria personnel, and
part-time licensed practical nurses);
Partial roof replacement at Hudson Memorial School; and
Capital Reserve Renovation Fund.
They Dont Make Them Like Him Anymore
After the school board reviews and makes adjustments, the budget
by David S. Morin
committee will review and possibly make changes and hold public
For over four decades, when the fire alarm rang, Deputy
hearings on the budget and other warrant articles. Then the voters will be
Chief Harry Chesnulevich would drop whatever he was
asked to approve during the March election.
doing and respond to assist the residents of Hudson.
Recently, Harry was recognized by the New Hampshire Fire
Service & Emergency Medical Services Committee of Merit.
As a boy, Harry was intrigued by the fire service. He

When Were You Last would visit the Nashua Fire stations where he grew up and
got to know the men there. Soon he would ride along on

in a Police Cruiser?
the truck to the many brush fires that took place back in
those days and help battle these fires. These satisfied some
of his need to serve as a firefighter.
After high school he joined the Navy, but the thrill of the
Sorry, Meant Other than the Back Seat. fire scene did not leave him. While in Norfolk, Va., he came
upon a large fire burning near the base. He stayed and
watched as the city firefighters battled the flames to bring the
fire under control.
After leaving the Navy, he served for a time as a Hudson
police officer and became friendly with the Hudson
firefighters. It did not take long before he stepped down
from the police department and signed up with the towns
fire department.
On July 1, 1956, Harrys dream came true and he became
a Hudson firefighter. From that time on he never looked
back. He never served as a full-time member of the Deputy Chief Harry Chesnulevich was presented the
department as the pay was not enough to support his large Years of Service Award from the New Hampshire Fire Service
family. His time was as a volunteer and call firefighter & Emergency Medical Services Committee of Merit.
Staff photos by Len Lathrop

responding to fires on his own time on nights, weekends,

or other available time while working a full-time job in roads were icy, slowing the response, and when firefighters
Nashua. arrived, the father told them that his five children were
In 1973, he was promoted to the rank of lieutenant; then, still in the home. Heavy fire involved the first floor of the
in 1977, he moved up to the home and crews could not
rank of captain and retired enter. Ladders were placed
as the call department to the windows of the second
deputy chief in 2000. floor for firefighters to make a
Through his career he search. Under heavy fire and
The Litchfield cruiser of today is like a police station on wheels with a lot of responded to some very smoke conditions, four of the
technological tools that keep the officers informed and up to date while on the road. large and tragic blazes. He injured children were quickly
responded to the Alvirne found unresponsive. Harry
High School fire, a fire and other firefighters removed
by Len Lathrop on Main Street in Nashua them from the building. A
The last time this reporter was inside a police vehicle was riding to New where, on the arrival of 9-year-old girl that died was
Jersey with Officer Kevin Sullivan and K-9 Dino to escort food donations Hudson crews, the building found in a second bedroom
after the 9/11 tragedy. Well, in the 16 years since, these cruisers have was filled with heavy thick and could not be revived.
become like police stations on wheels. Just like cell phones, these smoke. As he and other One firefighter was injured
technology-filled vehicles have become extremely smart. firefighters entered an upper during the rescue operation.
Is that why cruisers are always left running? floor they found a group of In 2000, he and the other
Quite simply, yes. The police vehicles of today are equipped with men holding a card game firefighters who worked to
so many electronic tools that shutting down the engines would require totally unaware of the save the children received the
the system to reboot each time. Another consideration is fluctuating danger they were in. In departments Rescue Medal for
temperatures that could affect all the electronics on board, according to 1987, even after 30-plus their action taken on that night.
Sergeant Heath Savage of the Litchfield Police Department. The 17-year years fighting fires, Harry After he hung up his helmet
veteran went through the various bells and whistles on the cruiser and was not one to stay behind. he was not done helping
explained the hows and whys behind each one. A nine-alarm fire took the department. He served
Some police cruisers can take up to 15 minutes to be ready to roll place in Lowell, Mass., in a as a member of the board
for normal patrol operations, but, in a major emergency, as soon as the group of mill buildings and of directors for the Hudson
engine starts, the lights and siren activate and the first responder will be on Hudson firefighters were Firefighters Relief Association
Photos by David S. Morin

the way. What takes time is the computer used for communication with called to help. Hudson for many years, stepping down
the station and to retrieve information from several different databases. crews were ordered to one from the position only last year.
While most everyone knows how long it takes for your home computer to of the buildings, but due to Today he still makes his weekly
start, the cruisers computer and the other electronic equipment run off of the fire conditions, stairways visits to the Hudson station to
a second battery that is charged by the alternator on the engine. were not available. Harry check on the crews.
In addition to the computer needing to boot up, the radar system has a led his crew, including At the ceremony held in
monitor and two radar antennas that are fixed in the vehicle, one facing this reporter, up a 50-foot Concord on Sept. 25, many
forward and one out the rear window, which have to be tested every time wooden ladder, which of his family members and
the system is started to be sure they are working correctly. bounced back and forth Hudson firefighters were on
Two of the newest tools used by law enforcement are the cruiser camera several feet in and out as hand when he was presented the Years of Service Pin, which
and officers microphone. The camera mounted to look forward in front the firefighters climbed it. The crew reached the roof and honors those who have dedicated themselves to the NH fire
of the cruiser records information when the engine is on but doesnt still could not get into the building. The deputy dropped service for 40 or more years, an award of which he is very
allow play back on the monitor in the cruiser until the emergency lights down through a hole in the roof and constructed a makeshift proud.
are turned on. The unit mounted to the right of the driver at eye level platform for the rest of the crew to climb down into the Spanning 44 years, Harrys dedicated and faithful service
also charges the officers personal microphone, which is clipped to their building. to the town of Hudson most likely wont be topped, as they
uniform epaulet and charged when in the monitor holder. The camera In 1964, he responded to a tragic fire that took the life of no longer make them like him anymore.
images are downloaded to a master system wirelessly inside the station a child and injured several more. The night of the fire the
when the vehicle parks by the station, so supervisors can review the
recording. Did you know that an officer wearing a body microphone has
continue to page 11 - Police Cruiser
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Lowell Road could be Changing; First Step is Approved

Staff photos by Len Lathrop

by Len Lathrop
The Hudson Zoning Board of Appeal at its Thursday night meeting
approved the first step in a project that will replace the two buildings
at the corner of Lowell Road and Flagstone Drive with a Cumberland
Farm store and gas station.
Hudson Zoning Article III 334-15.1 states that a retail gas station
cannot be located within 800 feet of another retail station. After a
presentation was made by Cumberland Farms agent Attorney John T.
Smolak, who provided preliminary plans and a rendering, a variance
was granted by the board.
The variance was needed as the property is about 635 feet from
the existing Haffners Gas Station. The next step in the process rests
with the Hudson Planning Board. The proposed properties will be
a consolidation of 2 Flagstone Dr. (corner lot), 225 Lowell Road,
and 227 Lowell Road, and then site plan review of the proposal and
approval.
Attorney Smolak indicated in his presentation that Cumberland
Farms is projecting the investment in this project to be around $500
million, with removing the two current buildings and adjusting the
lot from the current slope to a level situation. Also, Cumberland
Farms has agreed with the Town of Hudson to allow the construction
of a second turning lane from Wason Road intersection with Lowell
Road to allow traffic from two lanes to access the Sagamore bridge.
Hudson selectmen have approved Hudson Town Engineer Elvis
Dhimas application for a state grant to fund that additional land
onto the bridge.
Currently an Irving Gas Station has been approved by the planning
board to be built at the corner of Executive Drive and Lowell Road,
across from the entrance of Presentation of Mary Academy.

Nashua Catholic Regional Junior High St. Marys Bank Named a 2017
Selected as National Blue Ribbon Best Credit Union to Work for
Courtesy photos Award Winner
courtesy of Ryan Farris, Nashua Catholic
Regional Junior High School
U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos
recognized Nashua Catholic Regional Junior
High School as one of 50 private schools, and
one of only three non-public middle schools
named National Blue Ribbon Schools for 2017.
This recognition, which is the first awarded to
a school within the Diocese of Manchester,
is based on the schools overall academic
performance, as well as climate, culture,
engagement of the community, and leadership.
National Blue Ribbon Schools are active
Students are all smiles as they see Nashua Catholics name scroll across the screen demonstrations of preparing every child for a
Courtesy photo

announcing they have received the 2017 National Blue Ribbon Schools Award. bright future, said U.S. Secretary of Education
DeVos to the honorees. You are visionaries,
innovators, and leaders. You have much to teach
us: some of you personalize student learning,
others engage parents and communities in the
work and life of your local schools, and still President/CEO Ron Covey, left, with staff members at the credit unions McGregor Street headquarters
others develop strong and forward-thinking
leaders from among your teaching staff. courtesy of St. Marys Bank on-site workout facilities, one-on-one
The National Blue Ribbon Schools Program St. Marys Bank has been named one nutritional counseling and seasonal
honors public and private elementary, middle, of the 2017 Best Credit Unions to Work activities such as nature walks and
and high schools where students achieve very For by Credit Union Journal and Best apple picking
high learning standards. This coveted award Companies Group, a partnership that Volunteerism: Award-winning
affirms the hard work of educators, families, and identifies credit unions across the country volunteer culture that encourages
communities in creating safe and welcoming that excel in creating quality workplaces employees to give more than 2,000
schools where students master challenging and for their employees. hours yearly, including time during
engaging content. Participating credit unions were scored work hours, to causes close to their
On Nov. 6-7, the secretary and the on two elements: an employer benefits hearts
Department of Education will celebrate with and policies questionnaire and an Camaraderie: Annual Family
these honorees at an awards ceremony in employee engagement and satisfaction Fun Days that include outings to Fisher
Students were thrilled to find beach balls in the crowd after Washington, D.C. Nashua Catholic will be survey. Cats baseball games or Canobie Lake
learning that the school had won the award. represented by Principal Glenda McFadden, and As the first credit union in the nation, Park for employees and their families
theology and history teacher Deborah Matson- we are honored to be named a top Appreciation: Presidents
Champagne. credit union to work for, explained Pam Breakfast for monthly service
Nashua Roy, vice president/director of Human anniversaries, thank-you gifts upon
Catholic Resources at St. Marys Bank. We are reaching milestone anniversaries
Regional Junior committed to providing work/life balance starting at five years, Presidents Club
High School by offering flexible work arrangements for employees with 20 or more years of
is a private, and benefits that employees find service
Catholic school meaningful. It is incredibly rewarding Among the credit unions that
for boys and to hear that our employees value these participated in the 2017 assessment
girls in grades benefits and take pride in our culture. nationwide, only 45 were named Best
seven and This recognition is not possible without Credit Unions to Work For. As a not-
eight located the hard work and dedication of our for-profit financial cooperative, St. Marys
within Nashuas employees. Bank focuses on providing best-in-market
Historic District What makes St. Marys Bank a unique service by putting members first, and that
of the North place to work is its commitment to begins by supporting employees to be
End. Offering programs that enhance employees lives. fulfilled and engaged.
students an Wellness: On-site yoga, two
authentic Principal Glenda McFadden

Donning Hats
Catholic welcomes students to the assembly,
education, explaining award criteria and what
while also it means.
demonstrating
the importance for Hurricane Relief Courtesy photo
of service, Nashua Catholic fosters a joyful courtesy of Jocelyn Robinson,
environment where todays morals and values Griffin Memorial School
are taught and modeled in light of the gospel. The Griffin Memorial School
Featuring a rigorous curriculum, which includes in Litchfield held a Hat Day
leveled classes, as well as numerous club and for Hurricane Relief on Friday,
athletic offerings, Nashua Catholic is honored to Sept. 29. Students brought in a
be a recipient of the 2017 National Blue Ribbon donation and were able to wear
Award. The school will continue to provide a hat for the day. Students raised
quality Catholic education, where students $1,646, which will be sent to
can believe in God and themselves, achieve the One America Appeal. The
Principal Glenda McFadden, right, and theology teacher Deb Matson-Champagne
high goals, and inspire others through acts of One America Appeal is a joint
stand proudly in front of the homemade banner. These two will accept the award
kindness. appeal by all five living former
in Washington, D.C., in November.
American presidents to encourage
their fellow citizens to support
recovery efforts.
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Remember Hudson When ...

Holy Cross Cemetery on Ledge Road
by Ruth Parker
The Church of the Immaculate Conception at what is now
119 Temple Dr., Nashua, was consecrated in 1857 as an Irish
Catholic community. By the early 1900s, the Lithuanian
community was on the increase and a pastor was added to this
church to minister to them. As both communities continued
to grow, it became evident that a new church was needed. By
1909, the Irish community moved into the newly constructed
Saint Patrick Church on Spring Street. Soon thereafter, the
Church of the Immaculate Conception was transferred to the
Lithuanian community and the name of the church changed to
Saint Casimirs in honor of the Lithuanian saint.
One of the first additions made by Saint Casimir Church
was the purchase of property on Ledge Road in Hudson for
a cemetery: Holy Cross Cemetery. At the entrance to this
cemetery from Ledge Road there are two flagpoles: one flies
the U.S. flag the other the Lithuanian flag.
the management and operations have been combined with
Saint Patricks Cemetery. In a sense the congregations of Saint
Patricks and Saint Casimirs have gone full circle. Originally
the Irish and Lithuanian congregations shared the Church of the
Immaculate Conception on Temple Street. As congregations
grew, the Saint Patricks Church was built on Spring Street and
the Lithuanian community remained on Temple Street as Saint
Casimirs. Some 90 plus years later in 2003, Saint Casimirs has
merged with Saint Patricks.
Initially this cemetery offered burial space to members of
the Lithuanian community. Until recently, the policy of this
cemetery was to offer burial space to members of the Catholic
community. This has changed and space within Holy Cross,
like Saint Patricks, is available to any member of the Christian
community. The contact person is Elaine Poulin at 881-8131.
The photo of the entrance to Holy Cross was taken by the
author and is part of the Hudson Historical Society collection.

courtesy photo
Saint Casimir Church was closed in 2003 and the
congregation merged into Saint Patricks on Spring Street. The
property at 119 is now Casimirs Place, an affordable housing
complex. Holy Cross Cemetery retains its original name, but The entry sign and flagpoles at Holy Cross on Ledge Road

Teachers may Consider Moving to a New State like York or Jersey

by Sue Krzeminski
Todays teachers face concerns that go well beyond the classroom:
school safety, increasing educational requirements and, like most
career paths, quickly changing technology. Of course, financial
stability has long topped educators list of concerns as they have
traditionally been labeled as an underpaid profession.
So where is the best place to teach? According to a recent
WalletHub study, New Hampshire falls pretty low on the list with
a rank of 37th out of the 50 states and the District of Columbia.
Neighboring Massachusetts came in seventh overall.
New York, New Jersey, Illinois, and Connecticut topped the
WalletHubs ranking of the best states for teachers in 2017, earning
the top-four spots. The bottom of the list was filled by Mississippi,
South Carolina, Hawaii and, in last place, Arizona.
So how did WalletHub come up with these rankings? The
personal-finance website looked at 21 key metrics, ranging from
teachers income growth potential to student-teacher ratio and
teacher safety. Each metric had a specific weight and fell into
two specific categories: 1-opportunity and competing rank (70
percent) and 2-academic and work environment (30 percent). New
Hampshire came in near the bottom in 47th in the first category As for teachers starting salaries, the average here in Hudson
that analyzed factors like average starting salary, average pension, was $48,873 for this school year with brand-new hires having no
and income growth potential. The Granite State did better in the experience earning $37,000. Those numbers compare to the rest
lower-weighted work environment category, placing in 14th. This of the country this way based on the WalletHub study: Wisconsin
work environment category took into consideration areas such as topped the starting salary list with $47,185, including a cost-of-living
the quality of the school system, student-teacher ratios and teacher adjustment, which is nearly two times higher than in Hawaii, the
safety. state with the lowest, at $24,508. Unfortunately, New Hampshire, in
Lets turn the lens to Hudson, N.H. Where does the Hudson 47th, fell only four spots away from last-place Hawaii in WalletHubs
School District fit in among this mountain of data? Well, according list of the states with the lowest average salaries.
to Superintendent Lawrence Russell, Hudson has the highest student/ When it comes to teachers as a whole, Hudson teachers, from the
teacher ratio in the state with 14.8. New Hampshires average new hires to the veterans, earn an average of $56,748 in this years
student/teacher ratio, as of 2014, is 12.0. As for Litchfield, the budget. On WalletHubs rankings, Michigan fared the best with
student/teacher ratio is 13.5. For town-by-town in New Hampshire, $70,327 (including cost of living), while Hawaii, once again, fared
go to https://www.education.nh.gov/data/documents/stuf_ratio14_15. the worst with $34,308. Looking at these state-by-state results, the
pdf. Nationally, Hudsons student/teacher ratio is strong. Consider Town of Hudson ended up almost squarely in the middle. Overall,
that California, with the highest ratio, stands at 23.58, based on the as a general rule, teachers salaries consistently fail to keep up with
WalletHub Study. Hudsons ratio is not too far away from the state inflation.
with the very lowest: Vermont with 10.5. Remember, in this case, For a complete list of state rankings and more information, go to
being the lowest is preferable since fewer pupils per teacher is a https://wallethub.com/edu/best-and-worst-states-for-teachers/7159.
good thing.

Alvirne Cows will be Enjoying a Bountiful Crop of Corn All Winter

by Len Lathrop
Three tractors and three Nadeau family
members were at work Friday afternoon
harvesting corn for the Alvirne herd. Farm
Manager and herdsman Emery Nadeau
Staff photos by Len Lathrop

explained that it was a great growing season as

the lot next to the Alvirne barn across from the
Hills House is yielding about 25 tons per acre,
and he has 22 acres of corn this year to feed the
herd.
That is more than 550 tons of green feed. A
cow will eat about 50 pounds of green silage a
day with about 10 pounds of hay and, of course,
there is also grain. While most people know
about hay and have a visual picture of what a
bale of hay looks like, how many know about
corn silage?
Corn silage is a popular forage for
ruminant animals because it is high in energy
and digestibility and is easily adapted to
mechanization from the stand-crop to time of
feeding.
Corn silage should have a light, pleasant smell with only a slight
vinegar odor. It should be slightly brown to dark green. If it is dark
brown or has an odor that is fruity, yeasty, burnt or rancid (butyric
The bin that the corn is shot into allows for side unloading; the second tractor and wagon come
alongside, and the bin dumps a load in the trailer.
is formed
in the silo.
Across the field you can see the corn is being chopped two rows at a time.
Desirable
bacteria
start the fermentation process when plant respiration stops.
If too much air is present or if carbon dioxide escapes, respiration
will continue and the plant cells will use too much sugar and
carbohydrates. This wastes nutrients needed by the
desirable bacteria to pickle or preserve the green
material as silage. This is why packing and covering
immediately after filling is important.
Seepage takes place if moisture in the forage is
excessively high. This usually reaches its peak on about
the fourth day after ensiling. Ideally, moisture content
of the forages going into the silo should be sufficiently
low to prevent seepage loss. On the other hand, silage The weight of the tractor is used to both distribute the silage and to pack it in
that is too dry may not pack adequately and a higher loss for proper fermentation.
from fermentation and
molds will occur.

While Emerys
nephew, Colton, was
chopping the corn, his
brother-in-law, Richard
Houle, was hauling
trailer loads to the
silo. Emery was filling
the silo, and using
The twin silos are starting to fill up. The silage will be over the top of the the tractor to pack the
side walls when the acre is harvested. material, to have great
feed for the herd all
winter.
acid), excessive heating or improper fermentation has occurred. The next time youre around
Knowledge of the silage process often explains why some silage may
the Alvirne farm look for the long
be of poor quality.
twin trough structure just north of
Chopped forage is compressed as it is ensiled. The cells of the
the milking parlor doors. You can
corn plant are still alive and breathing. This breathing by plant cells identify the silage by knowing it is
and microorganisms forms carbon dioxide and heat by using the covered with tarps and held down
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The Word Around Town...

Letters to our Editor
We may Need to Contact the Governor An Invitation to Attend
I want to start by saying that as a registered Independent, I think
that Governor Sununu is doing a good job. However, I heard a
the Hudson Democrats Meeting Not Losing Sleep
Thank you to all who attended the September meeting of the Hudson Democratic
report on the evening news that he supports Trumps Tax Plan
proposal(s). One aspect of the new plan should concern us.
Committee, and to those who brought items for the food pantry. We will continue
to collect items at our meetings. I want to invite all of you to attend the Hudson
over the NFL
I do realize that we are just beginning to get plan specifics.
However, its not too early to zero in with a specific question re:
property taxes.
Democrats monthly meeting, Oct. 12 at 7 p.m. We meet at the George and Ella M.
Rodgers Memorial Library, 194 Derry Rd. in Hudson. This month our speaker will Protests
be Mark Connolly who will give a presentation titled A Clear and Present Danger. So, I cant believe I have to talk about this once again,
For those of us living in New Hampshire, and particularly for
Mark will talk about the special interests and lobbyists that are ruining our democracy but I do. I cant stress it enough how I do not care that
those of us living in a small town like Litchfield with very few
and what we can do about it. Mark Connolly was appointed Deputy Secretary grown men who run around a field chasing a ball for a
businesses, not being able to deduct our incredibly high property
of State and Director of Securities Regulation. He oversaw cases against Tyco living either stand or kneel during the national anthem.
taxes when we file will be a huge financial loss. An average
International, Ameriprise, ING, Pennichuck Corp., Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch Amazingly enough it does not keep me up at night. It
Litchfield homeowner pays almost $8,000 per year now. We
and UBS, netting more than $55 million in securities fines and investor restitution. does not offend me. If you want to stand because you are
need to pay attention to how this all breaks out and contact the
Mark was awarded the North American Securities Administrators Association Inc.s proud and respect your country go for it. If you want to
Governor, our Senators and Representatives if it looks like we
Outstanding Service Award in 2010. He was also presented with the associations kneel because you dont agree with your country go for it.
cannot count the property taxes we pay as a deduction.
2007 Enforcement Award. I personally feel as though the situation in Puerto Rico is
Gail Barringer, Litchfield a more dire situation. People dying should take a higher
Carol Stamm, Secretary, Hudson Democratic Committee, Hudson
priority than men who jump on top of each other in the
NFL.

what
Think But that brings up many questions about rules and why do we You can argue
about this. have them. Do you go faster than the speed limit when driving; is it that people have
A group of breaking the law if you dont get caught? Town and school budgets died for this
concerned are set each year by the voters based on many different line items, but country so you
citizens the governing body (selectmen and school board) can move funds should stand

does
(a former around in their budget to do what they want with the funds. up as a sign of
Zoning Another question about governmental budgets and the process. a respect. You
Board of What good is it if the default budget or the operating budget is lower can argue that All About
Appeal) at
some time
in history
than the default? Does that create a situation where the voters dont
vote yes and the school department or selectmen get even more?
The price of gas went down 10 cents a gallon on Tuesday in the
people have died
for your freedom
to protest, ME
h e F o x S a y ? asked the south end of Hudson. Does that mean that the refineries that were which includes

t
Hudson off line from the kneeling during
voters to hurricane are back the national anthem. Bottom line, people love to argue,
approve on line? Will Lowell overreact, obsess, and get offended. It is who we are as
a zoning Road have five or six Americans. It is what we do.
ordinance. stations to buy gas, For example, a teacher refused books from Melania
It could have been during a meeting before the town changed to be making it cheaper to because Dr. Seuss is racist. Ive read Dr Seuss; I didnt
an SB2 town where there now is a secret ballot. fill your tank? notice anything racist about Green Eggs and Ham. I
But fast forward, either several years or many years ahead, and In closing, the will not eat ham at all because its gross. I will eat eggs,
someone does not want to follow that rule. They apply to have their Fox saw this quote but not if they are green. They also have to be scrambled
argument heard by the Zoning Board of Appeal (citizens appointed and thinks about or on a breakfast sandwich. I definitely noticed some
by the selectmen after they volunteer to be part of the board). This all the things that racist things in Dumbo. I guess I just need someone to
current group, after watching a presentation, says the hell with what he doesnt say. enlighten me on how Dr. Seuss is racist. If you are against
the voters said, we liked your idea and proposal and dont care about Sometimes you just Trump just say I will not accept these books because I
what the voters said, and allows you to continue to do your project. have to stay silent disagree with your husband. Most people dislike him.
This week the ZBA says sure, break the rule and build a gas station because no words In all seriousness, if someone wants to email me
within 800 feet of another gas station even if the voters have said can explain what explaining how Dr. Seuss is racist I would love to hear
they want 800 feet between gas stations. is going on in your from you.
Is what you voted for really important, especially when it comes mind and heart. Onto different things. I know that I am going to get a
to zoning ordinances? Maybe they should be just enacted by each ton of emails over this, but I feel as though I must state
group of volunteers known as the ZBA? my opinion. I was at the mall a few weeks ago and
there was a lot of back-to-school clothes. Obviously. I
couldnt help but notice there was a ton of girl power

New Hampshire Update

Office of the House Clerk
Resignations, Deaths, Special Elections
Resigned: Hillsborough/District 44
Jan. 5, 2017 Parker, Harold, Republican, April 5, 2017 Vaillancourt, Steve,
Carroll/District 06 Democrat, Hillsborough/District 15
Feb. 2, 2017 deTreville, Andrew, Democrat, May 6, 2017 Polewarczyk, William,
Merrimack/District 18 Republican, Rockingham/District 4
Feb. 22, 2017 Shackett, Jeffrey, Republican, July 19, 2017 Belanger, Ronald,
Grafton/District 09 Republican, Rockingham/District 08
May 18, 2017 Fisher, Robert, Republican, Sept. 28, 2017 Flanders, Donald,
Belknap/District 9 Republican, Belknap/District 03
June 8, 2017 Schmidt, Andrew, Democrat, Declared Vacancies:
Sullivan/District 01 April 5, 2017 Hillsborough/District 15
June 30, 2017 Epstein, Isaac, Democrat, May 6, 2017 Rockingham/District 04
Strafford District 13 June 8, 2017 Sullivan/District 01
Oct. 3, 2017 Snow, Kendall, Democrat, June 30, 2017 Strafford/District 13
Hillsborough/District 42 July 19, 2017 Rockingham/District 08
Deceased: Sept. 28, 2017 Belknap/District 03
Dec. 22, 2016 Martel, Andre, Republican, Oct. 3, 2017 Hillsborough, District 42
Special Elections
June 7, 2017
shirts. The whole girl power thing kind of really irks me.
Wearing clothes that advertise women empowerment is
kind of silly. Boys dont wear shirts that say boy power.
It would be super weird. I watch a lot of reality TV, and
a lot of it is women sitting around talking about female
empowerment.
I just think that sitting around and advertising female
McLean, Mark, Republican, Hillsborough/ empowerment isnt the same as actually empowering
District 44 females. I think that doing something to empower women
June 7, 2017 DesMarais, Edith, Democrat, says a lot more than talking about it. I think getting a job
Carroll/District 06 and making sure you are getting paid just as much as your
Aug. 2, 2017 Schultz, Kristina, Democrat, male co-workers when you do the same thing and have
Merrimack/District 18 the same amount of experience is empowering enough. I
Sept. 18, 2017 Migliore, Vincent, mean, if you want to do extra and be a full-on feminist,
Republican, Grafton/District 09 go for it. I am just saying that we cant all do extra all the
Sept. 27, 2017 St. Clair, Charlie, Democrat, time. Sometimes just doing the basics, such as career and
Belknap/District 09 voting, is just fine.
Addresses: I am personally ok with not cooking and cleaning. If
Total Democrats: 170 someone wants to make the case that those two things are
Total Republicans: 220 not very female empowering I would totally be ok with
Total Independents: 0 not doing either of those things. If I could find a husband
Total Libertarians: 3 to take on those two household responsibilities, that
276 Men, 117 Women, 7 Vacancies would be great.
Currently qualified: 393, Vacancies: 7, Not Dont forget ladies, just because we can do it all,
Sworn: 0 doesnt mean we want to, and it doesnt mean we have to.
As always feel free to email me nicole@areanewsgroup.
com.

Hudson Community Television

Sunday, October 8 and
Wednesday, October 11
7:00 a.m. Jazz Cardio Strength
Stretch (Ep8)
7:30 a.m. Awakening Moments
- Essex County Ghost Project
8:30 a.m. Quinn and Mikes
Game Corner - Local Kids
Crossover
9:30 a.m. Peters Corner Paul
Revere
10:00 a.m. The Paul Bordeleau
Musical Show
10:30 a.m. The Good Food
Project - Sloppy Joes
11:00 a.m. Halloween Pet
Parade
11:30 a.m. Clean Green Living
- Cool Tech for Your Home
Collins 12:00 p.m. Knights of
Columbus - People of the Book
Dentistry 1:00 p.m. Winds of Change
(Ep7) - Critical Thinking
for 2:00 p.m. Spektral Evidence -
Hypnotist
Children 3:10 p.m. ACT Racing
4:00 p.m. The Humble Farmer
5:00 p.m. Clean Green Living -
At Collins Dentistry for Children we
believe in prevention and early treatment
Cool Tech for Your Home
5:30 p.m. Dukes of Sports
6:30 p.m. Jazz Cardio
ComprehensivePreventive&RestorativeCare 7:00 p.m. Web of Light -
Halloween Special
inaKidFriendlyEnvironment Monday, October 9 and
Saturday Appointments Emergency Appointments Thursday, October 12
QR 7:00 a.m. Jazz Cardio
Digital X-Rays Nitrous Oxide Available Hospital Dentistry
7:30 a.m. Awakening Moments
www.CollinsDentistry.com
- Essex County Ghost Project
Find 8:30 a.m. Spektral Evidence -
100 Bridge St. Pelham, NH 635-1166 Cake Creations
Us On
Facebook 76 Allds Street Nashua, NH 718-8587 9:25 a.m. Quinn and Mikes
Game Corner - Splatoon 2
10:00 a.m. The Boggis Life - The
Paranormal Life
10:30 a.m. Whats Cooking in
Lakeville - Sensational Sides
11:30 a.m. Lil Iguana (Ep12)
Costume Party
12:00 p.m. Clean Green Living
(Ep3) - Kitchen Tips
12:30 p.m. Dragons and
Unicorns - Halloween Special
1:30 p.m. Peters Corner - The
Governors Lilac Competition
2:00 p.m. Cooking with
Comedy - Halloween Double
Feature
3:00 p.m. The Local Kids Show
3:30 p.m. Halloween Pet Parade
4:00 p.m. The Steve Katsos
Show
4:30 p.m. Spektral Evidence -
Cake Creations
5:30 p.m. Clean Green Living
(Ep3) - Kitchen Tips
6:00 p.m. Autism Today -
Halloween
6:30 p.m. Jazz Cardio
7:00 p.m. ACT Racing
Tuesday, October 10 and
Friday, October 13
7:00 a.m. Jazz Cardio Strength
Stretch (Ep14)
7:30 a.m. Peters Corner - The
Governors Lilac Competition
8:00 a.m. Empower Your Parent
Voice - IEP Development
9:00 a.m. Knights of Columbus
- The Truth about Confession
10:00 a.m. Oven Luvn -
Pumpkin Bread
Kathy Nolan, Sherry St. George
& Karen Richards
10:30 a.m. The Humble Farmer 880-ESCC (3722)
11:26 a.m. Small Engine Racing
- Bear Ridge (June 3)
12:00 p.m. The Veterans Forum
- Lt. Jg. Donald J. McCullough
1:00 p.m. Munch - Apple Crisp
2:00 p.m. Web of Light -
Halloween Special
3:00 p.m. The Local Kids Show
3:30 p.m. Oven Luvn -
Pumpkin Bread
4:00 p.m. The Steve Katsos
Show
4:30 p.m. The Humble Farmer
5:30 p.m. Munch - Apple Crisp
6:00 p.m. Peters Corner - The
Governors Lilac Competition
6:30 p.m. Jazz Cardio Strength
Stretch (Ep22)
7:00 p.m. ACT Racing
Saturday, October 14
7:00 a.m. Jazz Cardio Strength
Stretch (Ep7)
7:30 a.m. Watch This! (Ep1) -
Minecraft
8:30 a.m. Benson Park Tour by
Quinn and Maria (2016)
9:00 a.m. Dragons and
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Private Country Setting,
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Good for the Community
Your Hometown Community Calendar
Friday, October 6
6th Litchfield Fire-Rescue will sponsor its
annual Fire Prevention week Activities
in observance of National Fire Prevention
Week, Oct. 8-14. Full-time firefighters
will be visiting various schools and kindergarten
programs in town starting the second week of
October. Classes may continue into November
until all schools have been completed. Today the
annual Fire Truck Parade will begin at 6:30 p.m.
The parade this year will start from the north end
of town leaving Technology Park and proceed
north on Route 3A. The rout is reversed each
year to allow residents at each end of town the
opportunity to view the parade before dark. Come
out and cheer on your Litchfield firefighters and
the firefighters from surrounding communities.
Remember, our parade is a reminder t o you to
change the batteries in your smoke detectors and to
stay fire safe!
Saturday, October 7
th Household Hazardous Waste Collection,
7 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., Nashua Public Works
Garage, 9 Stadium Dr., for residents of
Hudson and Litchfield. $10 user fee per
vehicle, additional charges for quantities exceeding
10 gallons or 20 pounds. No latex paint, no
electronics, no medications. For more information
and a complete list of accepted items, visitwww.
nashuarpc.org/hhw or call 424-2240.
The Hudson Knights of Columbus Council
5162 will hold its annual Soccer Challenge on
from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Alvirne soccer fields
in Hudson. This shooting skills competition is a
contest to determine how many out of 15 penalty
shots of varying degrees of difficulty, the youth can
make. The kids have the option of going for the
easier 5-point shot or challenge themselves with
the more difficult 10 or even 20 point shots. The
competition is open to all boys and girls ages 6-14.
Pre-registration is not required. Trophies will be
awarded at a future awards ceremony to the winner
of each girls and boys age group (ages 6-7, 8-9, 10-
11, 12-14). So come on by and bring a friend or
challenge your teammates. For more information,
contact Dave Wilder (dwilder@f5.com, 566-5873).
Litchfield Fire Rescue will host its annual Open
House and Chili Cook-Off from 1 to 4 p.m. at
the Litchfield Fire Station, 257 Charles Bancroft
Hwy. Parking will be a Griffin Memorial School;
shuttle buses available. There will be games,
raffles, activities, fire truck rides, food, and fun for
the whole family. Follow us or donate online to
www.LFANH.com. One hundred percent of the
proceeds will go to the Firefighter Cancer Support
Network and the Litchfield Firefighter Association,
Inc. Visit or contact the fire station at 424-8071 for
assistance.
The October Art Exhibit in the Rodgers
Memorial Library Community Room will feature
photographer Nancy Lucia Daniels exhibit Images
Through My Eyes. The artist will be holding a
reception from 1 to 4 p.m. Come meet the artist,
light refreshments will be served. Her work will be
displayed in the community room throughout the
month of October.
There will be a meeting of the Litchfield
Historical Society at 2 p.m. at the LHS building,
255 Chas Bancroft Hwy. New members and guests
are always welcome. In conjunction with the
Firemens Open House the LHS building will be
open to the public that day.
Sunday, October 8 and Thursday,
8th October 19
The Friends of the Library of Hudsons
Second Hand Prose Used Book Sale will
be held Oct. 8 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., and
Oct. 19 from 5 to 8 p.m. the lower level of the Hills
Memorial Library Building at 18 Library St.
Tuesday, October 10
10th Harbor Care Health & Wellness Center
will be parking their Mobile Health Van in
the Rodgers Memorial Library parking lot
to provide dental services to low income and
homeless persons. If you do not have insurance
they offer low cost services on a sliding fee scale.
Services include cleanings, x-rays, fluoride,
sealants, and screenings. The van will be visiting
the library, 194 Derry Road, Hudson, on the
second Tuesday of each month from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m.
Documenting The Dead with Dustin Pari, 7 p.m.
at the Hills House. Dustin may be best known as
a paranormal researcher and lecturer due to his
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numerous appearances on such television programs
a Ghost Hunters, Ghost Hunters International,
(TAPS) and Destination Truth. Dustin takes a look
back at his own efforts to conduct paranormal
research and brings it back even further to some
of the earliest spirit communication techniques.
Complete with historical stories, evidence and
some would be evidence, he does a great job of
presenting an honest and respectful retrospective
piece on contacting the other side. Filled with
anecdotal tales from is travels and evidence from
his investigations, this lecture is just the right mix
of educational, fun and creepy. Refreshments will
be served. Donations appreciated. Sponsored by
Hudson Historical Society.
Strategies for Overcoming Obstacles. No
matter what our goals are, there are obstacles to
overcome. Learn some tried and true methods to
manage the series of obstacles that make up our
daily lives. Youll leave with methods you can
use immediately and a handout with resources
to continue your learning. Presented by Master
Life Coach Diane MacKinnon, M.D., 7 p.m. at the
Rodgers Memorial Library. Registration requested,
walk-ins welcome, rodgerslibrary.org/events, 886-
6030.
The Litchfield Womens Club recently kicked
off a new year of community service, scholarship
and friendship in town. Today, members will
meet at the Litchfield Middle School music room
at 7 p.m. Newcomers and club members alike
are encouraged to attend. The club meets on
the second Tuesday of each month and annual
dues are $15. For more information, contact
litchfieldwomensclub@gmail.com or visit the
clubs Facebook page at www.facebook.com/
LitchfieldWomensClub.
Thursday, October 12
12th You are invited to attend the Hudson
Democrats monthly meeting, at 7 p.m.
We meet at Rodgers Memorial LIbrary,194
Derry Rd., in Hudson. This month our
speaker will be Mark Connolly who will give a
presentation titled A Clear and Present Danger.
Mark will talk about the special interests and
lobbyists that are ruining our democracy and what
we can do about it. Connolly was appointed
Deputy Secretary of State and Director of Securities
Regulation. He oversaw cases against Tyco
International, Ameriprise, ING, Pennichuck Corp.,
Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch and UBS, netting
more than $55 million in securities fines and
investor restitution.
Friday, October 13
13th
The Rodgers Memorial Library is starting
a Writing Group. Well do some warm-
up writing exercises together, then spend
the rest of the morning working on our own
projects. Come and well face that blank page
together! Well spend the last 15 minutes together
reading our work out loud or discussing our
progress. Well design each session together. Feel
free to come to one session or come every month!,
9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Registration requested to
guarantee your spot, walk-ins welcome if space is
available, rodgerslibrary.org/events, 886-6030.
Finding Your Ancestors in American Fraternal
Organization Records. Come to the Rodgers
Memorial Library Genealogy Club meeting
for a webinar on finding ancestors in fraternal
organization records, followed by a roundtable
genealogy discussion, where people can ask
and answer questions about their genealogical
research. Beginners and experienced genealogical
researchers welcome. 1:30 p.m. at the Rodgers
Memorial Library.
Saturday, October 14
th
14 DCU Free Concert Series:. Thanks to a
generous grant from Digital Credit Union,
the Rodgers Memorial Library will host a
free concert series on the second Saturday
of each month at 2 p.m. through 2017 and 2018.
Today, hear New England Voices in Harmony, an
award winning a capella chorus that performs
popular songs in barbershop style harmony.
Saturday, October 14 & Saturday, October 21
The best way to decide if the American College
Testing (ACT) or the Scholastic Aptitude Test
(SAT) is right for you is to take a timed full-length
practice test in each. Since the content and style
of the SAT and ACT are very similar, factors like
how you handle time pressure and what types of
questions you find most challenging can help you
determine which test is a better fit. Register for our
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free practice tests at the Rodgers Memorial Library.
ACT: Oct. 14, 9 a.m.; SAT, Oct. 21, 9 a.m. and
determine if the ACT and/or SAT is right for you.
For students ages 13 and up. Registration required,
rodgerslibrary.org/events, 886-6030.
Wednesday, October 18
1 8th The Litchfield Senior Citizen Group
will meet at 12 p.m. at the Community
Church on Charles Bancroft Highway.
Lunch is being sponsored by the Litchfield
Recreation Commission. Following lunch, Lou
Greenstein will discuss the humor of food and its
history and will have a display of kitchen antiques
and memorabilia. All senior citizens are invited to
attend.
Thursday, October 19
th
19 Hudson Chamber Fall Fest Themed
AM Networking event with the Friends
of Benson Park, 8 a.m., 19 Kimball Hill
Rd., Hudson. No cost for members to
attend; $10 for non-members. Registration is
requested! Morning coffee, tea, and breakfast
items will be served plus enter to win prizes and
networking! To register or for more information
visit www.HudsonChamber.com, e-mail info@
hudsonchamber.com, call 889-4731. No cost for
members to attend; $10 for non-members.
Saturday, October 21
2 1st Campbell High Schools Key Club
will hold a 5K race called the Spooky
Shuffle at the school. The cost is $20 for
pre-registration and price includes a t-shirt.
To pre-register send an e-mail to jhamblettjr@
gmail.com. Cost at on the day of the event is $30
and there is no guarantee on t-shirt availability. All
proceeds will be donated to the Hurricane Relief.
Cemetery Tour. Back again! Join the Hudson
Historical Society for a guided tour of the
cemeteries of Hudson. /We will meet at the Hills
House at 1 p.m. for hot chocolates, hot cider, and
light refreshments. We will then head over to the
Hills Cemetery, behind the Alvirne Chapel. David
Alukonis, Hudson Cemetery Trustee and cemetery
expert, will discuss graves, grave artwork and
answer questions. (Participants responsible for
their own transportation.
The American Legion Hudson Post 48 Family
will be hosting a Meat Raffle beginning at 2 p.m.
in the Foxhole located at 1 Fulton St. The proceeds
for this event will benefit a local family in need.
The event is open to all members and their bona
fide guests. You must be at least 21 to attend. For
more information call the Foxhole after 11 a.m. at
889-9777.
The Friends of the Library of Hudson and the NH
Humanities Council are sponsoring a presentation
by Stephen Collins, an actor who brings to life the
iconic American poet, Walt Whitman. Collins
portrays Whitman on the evening of his 70th
birthday. The audience is a visitor to his room
as he prepares for his birthday celebration. He
reminisces and questions his success as a man
and a poet. We trace back along with him the
experiences that led to the creation of Leaves of
Grass, his lifetime work, and the occurrence of the
Civil War, when he nursed wounded soldiers in
hospitals. Stephen Collins has performed the Walt
Whitman character in venues around New England
for over a decade to rave reviews. He will leave
you with a greater insight not just into the great
man or the great poet, but with an appreciation of
Walt Whitman as an eternally free spirit. See him
at 2 p.m. at the Rodgers Memorial Library.
Sunday, October 22
22nd The Litchfield church Open Doors
Christian Fellowship invites you to its
Trunk or Treat Fall Fun Day! A safe
alternative to door-to-door trick or treating
from 2 to 4 p.m., 359 Chas Bancroft Hwy.,
Litchfield. Check out our website www.odcf-nh.
com.
Friday, October 27
th
27 Hudson Memorial VFW Post 5791 and its
Auxiliary will be hosting a Meat Raffle at 7
p.m. at the post located at 15 Bockes Rd. The
proceeds for this event will help Toys for Tots.
You must be 16 or older to play. For More information
call the Canteen at 598-4594 Monday - Saturday from
12 to 8 p.m.
Saturday, October 28
28th Semi-Annual Psychic Fair, sponsored by
the Hudson Lions Club, will be held from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Hudson Community
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numerous vendors will be on site so plan on getting
your Christmas shopping started early; there will be
something for everyone! Finally, satisfy your appetite
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Tuesday, October 31
31st Trick or Treat for Hudson, 6 to 8 p.m.
The First Baptist Church of Hudson wants
to provide a safe environment for our Trick
or Treaters, so we are having Trunk Or Treat from
6 to 8 p.m. Bring your young ones and friends to
the church parking long at 236 Central St. for safe
fun and Treats and snacks for adults as well. For
more information contact Christian Education Board
Chairman Jan Russell, janrhudson@aol.com, or church
office at 882-6116.
Wednesday, November 8
8th Our National Thanksgiving: With Thanks
to President Lincoln and Mrs. Hale, 7 p.m.,
Hills House, Derry Road, Hudson. Sarah
Josepha Hale, a Newport, N.H., native, tells
the story of her 30 year effort to have Thanksgiving
declared a national holiday. President Abraham
Lincoln enters at the end of her tale to read his 1863
Thanksgiving proclamation. Sharon Wood portrays
Hale and Steve Wood portrays Lincoln in a living
history presentation following background about their
characters and the times. Sponsored by the Hudson
Historical Society.
Thursday, November 9
9th The Litchfield Middle School will hold its
annual Veterans Day Ceremony and Breakfast.
The ceremony will take place in the LMS
Gymnasium starting at 7:45 a.m. All students
are encouraged to invite any relative who is a veteran
to join us! The Unified Arts Department will host
breakfast prior to the ceremony from 7 to 7:45 a.m. for
the veterans and the student who invited them. If your
relative is able to join us, RSVP to Melanie Neily in the
office (424-2133) with your name and the number of
people attending by Friday, Nov. 3.
Friday, November 10
1 0th Hudson Memorial VFW Post 5791 and
its Auxiliary will be hosting a Special Meat
Raffle at 7 p.m. at the post located at 15
Bockes Rd. The proceeds from this event are to
assist U.S. Army Specialist Josh Keller and his family to
offset the costs involved with his recovery from injuries
sustained (off duty) while serving in the U.S. Army in
Washington State in February. He is a lifelong resident
of Hudson and a 2012 graduate of Alvirne High
School. His father is a Hudson Police Officer and his
grandfather is a Past Post Commander of Post 5791.
You must be 16 or older to play. For more information
call our canteen at 598-4594 Monday - Saturday, 12
to 8 p.m.
Happenings Across
the River
Tuesday, October 17
17th Hans Hug will be presenting the Wrecks
of Winnipesaukee at the Nashua Historical
Society at 7:30 p.m. Hans Hug has dived all
over Winnipesaukee, bringing side scan sonar
with him when he searches. He has located more than
70 wrecks in the lake including large pieces of the
original steamer Mt. Washington, captured hundreds
of images on side scan sonar and photographed and
videotaped many of the wrecks. He will present a brief
video along with photographs and sonar images of
wrecks. Program is free and open to the public. Seating
is limited.
d Sunday, October 22
22n Horse Speak Clinic presented by Sharon
Wilsie. The best way to clearly communicate
with horses is with planned deliberate gestures.
For anyone that works with horses, learn to listen and
talk to horses in their language. She promises improved
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Committee has a plan to
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Replacing a Furnace? How to Choose an Energy-efficient System

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Simplify Fall Leaf Cleanup

Apple pie, pumpkins and blooming chrysan-
themums are symbols of autumn. But nothing
signals the arrival of fall more than the millions of
leaves that begin to cascade from the trees as the
temperatures dip.
Many people feel nothing is more beautiful
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that coat neighborhoods and countrysides each
fall. But in spite of their beauty, leaves might be
a nuisance to homeowners tasked with removing
the growing piles of them from their lawns. Those
with large oak and maple trees in front of their
homes understand the seemingly endless work of
leaf removal.
As the days begin to grow shorter and colder,
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Stump Grinding Mow over thin leaf coverage. If only a few leaves have fallen, Work with the wind. Rake in the direction the wind is blowing
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Police Cruiser - continued from front page

to tell you that you are being audio recorded when talking with
you? And cannot record in a private resident or home with out
permission.
While mentioning things you might not know or have questions
about, the sergeant explained, if the cruiser is running and you
happen to get into the driver seat, there is a sequence that needs to
occur to get the car out of park. Just putting your foot on the brake
pedal and moving the shift lever doesnt make it happen. Every
officer has a second key to the cruiser, so when they get out, the
doors lock with a push of a button. While the vehicle cant be taken
out of park, this protects the contents of the unit.
The Litchfield vehicles are Ford Explorer with the Law Enforcement
package model, which several departments across the country
have experienced carbon dioxide issues. Most documentation has
shown that it is from the way all the equipment is installed. To be
safe, every cruiser has two monitors: one in the cigarette lighter that
measures 3 parts per million and another mounted on the passenger
side between the doors that measures 30 parts per million. Sergeant are most likely in handcuffs.
Savage mentioned that the Litchfield fleet has not showed any While this reporter was curious about why police vehicles are left
discernible CO2. running all the time, the reasons are many. After getting this tutorial If youre in handcuffs, this is where youre riding.
Just a couple of other facts about the Litchfield cruiser ... if you are from Sergeant Savage, it became apparent that this is a police station
extinguisher and a lot more.
bad and have to sit in the back seat, there is a Plexiglas divider to on wheels. In fact, there is more equipment when you open the
Special thanks to Sergeant Savage for the comprehensive tour.
keep you from getting behind the driver or doing other not so bright rear door, mostly life and safety tools, such as an AED and basic
stuff. Obviously, since you are in the back of a police cruiser, you first aid supplies, as well as a set of spike strips, road flares, a fire

Power and Precision on Display at Annual Lumberjack Competition

The Hills House grounds were busy Friday night and Saturday
morning as competitors from across the United States and
Canada were there to see who was the fastest in chopping and
sawing with axes and saws. This year for the first time there was
a new event called birling, but might be better known as log
rolling.
While the day was abnormally cold and wet, the action was
fast and powerful, with chips of wood flying out of a log after
being struck twice with very sharp axes that can cost from $500
to $1,000.
Think about sawing with engines that could power a go cart or
lawn mower, cutting through 30-inch-diamater logs three times
in roughly 6 seconds. Some competitors had to cut a slot in a
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Comments expressed in this column are the sole views of those callers and do not reflect the views of the Hudson~Litchfield News or its advertisers. Town and school officials encourage
readers to seek out assistance directly to resolve any problems or issues. The Hudson~Litchfield News editorial staff holds the right to refuse any comment deemed inappropriate.

Thumbs up/Thumbs down. As a crossing teachers and paraprofessionals do amazing work has for its residents. So much to offer for so all Thumbs up to Trudy. You are the best
guard of 26 years, and for all the other crossing there. Thank you for working so hard for our ages. Thank you, Al and Phil, for your legacy. I waitperson ever! Your service Saturday went
guards out there, we are there for your children. children. Also, a big thumbs up to Mrs. Johnstone appreciate your gift every day. God Bless. above and beyond! Keep up the good work!
In most cases the drivers do respect us but on for always making the students feel so welcomed
Thumbs up to Ray, Josh, and Barbara at White Thumbs up to Continental Paving. Those
occasion drivers are tailgating or on the cell when they arrive at school. My daughter loves
Birch in Hudson. Your generosity of opening your people do an awesome job. I especially like
phone and driving much faster not observing being there!
doors every month to the American Red Cross the night crew because I do not have to contend
the new flashing light by Hills Garrison and the
Thumbs up, a big thumbs up, to the nice to collect blood donations is wonderful. Many with traffic tie ups during the day when Im out
high school making it much harder to stop. I
person who found my keys in the Market Basket pints are donated every month, saving hundreds and about, but boy, I like to see those crews out
understand there may be a glare, but that is not
restroom last Thursday night and turned them in of lives. Thank you I have already made my there. And the owners are the nicest people Ive
excuse. We try to do our best. We only ask the
to the courtesy counter. I didnt realize I left them appointment - see you on Oct. 25! ever dealt with. Thank you Continental Paving;
drivers that drive through Hudson to do their best.
until I was through shopping and going out the keep up the good work. I hope you are around
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Tune-up your furnace or boiler NOW to the restroom, no keys and
GAS OIL headed for the courtesy counter. Thumbs up to President Trump. He is teaching post office who are awesome and friendly and
and SAVE on next winters fuel bills It must have been all over my face us all about great presidents. Remember Bush they do a great job of explaining things to people.
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into many dead ends on locating our water Happened: Hillary Rodham Clinton. Dont
waste your money, folks, the question and answer
shutoff I contacted Hudson Town Engineer Elvis
Thumbs down to the blond female mail truck police officers eating breakfast. is right on the cover.
Dhima and within four hours he e-mailed me the
driver weaving in and out of the shoulder of the Seriously? How do you know for certain that
information I needed. A big thank you to a town Thumbs up to Debborah for keeping the home
road on Bush Hill Sept. 27 at approx. 3:30 p.m. they all came on shift at 7 a.m.? Some of them
engineer who really cares. Yes, Elvis really does fire burning. I like to roam but its good to be
delivering mail in an unsafe and discourteous may have come off an 11 to 7 or are in a 3 to 11
exist. home. Its sweet like a poem. All because you are
manner. It took me and two other vehicles a p.m. We are a family of police officers. Trust
Thumbs up to the Hudson School Department. there.
couple of sounds on the horn to get safely around me; departments do not leave duty uncovered.
you. You obviously were not checking your side Everyone is entitled to eat a meal while working. Ive lived in town for 50 years and I think Alvirne
is one very awesome school. I think the taxpayers Thank you for your submissions. All comments, thumbs
mirror to see what was behind you. Suggest you Shame on you. How petty!
and residents of Hudson should be very proud of up or down, are anonymous and not written by the
reach out to Steve and Frank and ask for a few tips Thumbs down to Library Street School for not Hudson~Litchfield News staff. Thumbs comments
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(D-N.H.) and Rob Portman (R-Ohio). The bill, which is also cosponsored networks and information technology.
by Senators Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.) and Kamala Harris (D-Calif.), would Bipartisan companion legislation has also been introduced in the U.S.
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Moms and More will be The Department of Homeland Security is a prime target for cyberattacks
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closing permanently on October 31st. and the department must do everything in its power to protect the American
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Wednesday, September 20: 8:43 a.m.
Paperwork service, Brenton Street. 11:34
a.m. Paperwork service, Liberty Way.
3:25 p.m. Animal involved incident,
Albuquerque Avenue and Century Lane.
3:53 p.m. VIN check, Nesenkeag Drive.
4:16 p.m. Directions, Liberty Way. 4:55
p.m. Paperwork service, Liberty Way. 5:50
p.m. Animal involved incident, Vandora
Drive, Manchester. 6:53 p.m. Paperwork
service, Brenton Street.
Thursday, September 21: 4:11 a.m.
Courtesy ride, Derry Road. 8:00 a.m.
Civil standby, Chatfield Drive. 12:23
p.m. Animal involved incident, Nesmith
Court. 12:59 p.m. Suspicious vehicle,
Anna Lane. 1:04 p.m. VIN check, Liberty
Way. 3:21 p.m. Animal involved incident,
Albuquerque Avenue and Nesenkeag Drive.
5:38 p.m. Disorderly conduct, Pinecrest
Road and McQuesten Circle.
Friday, September 22: Unwanted subject,
Brenton Street. 8:20 a.m. 9-1-1 hand up,
Cummings Drive. 10:08 a.m. Alarm, Quigg
Court. 10:17 a.m. Found/lost property,
Liberty Way. 10:19 a.m. Motor vehicle
repossession, Molsom Circle. 12:43 p.m.
Medical emergency, Charles Bancroft
Highway. 1:16 p.m. Fingerprinting, Liberty
Way. 2:51 p.m. Welfare check, Charles
Bancroft Highway. 3:18 p.m. Assist other
Bancroft Highway. 5:31 p.m. Disabled
motor vehicle, Charles Bancroft Highway.
6:05 p.m. Assist other agency, Merrimack
Police Department. 9:35 p.m. Disturbance,
Charles Bancroft Highway. 9:44 p.m.
Disorderly conduct, Charles Bancroft
Highway. 10:06 p.m. Motor vehicle stop,
Morgan Road.
Sunday, September 24: 12:23 a.m.
Suspicious person, Derry Road. 1:02 a.m.
Suspicious vehicle, Colby Road. 7:53 a.m.
Found/lost property, Liberty Way. 9:20 p.m.
Neighborhood dispute, Glenwood Drive.
9:55 p.m. Disorderly conduct, Charles
Bancroft Highway. 11:00 p.m. Disorderly
conduct, Charles Bancroft Highway. 11:11
p.m. Motor vehicle complaint, Derry Road.
Monday, September 25: 9:45 a.m. Medical
emergency, Charles Bancroft Highway
and Robyn Avenue. 9:56 a.m. Assist
other agency, Liberty Way. 11:39 a.m.
Motor vehicle complaint, Charles Bancroft
Highway and Albuquerque Avenue. 1:54
p.m. Disabled motor vehicle, Charles
Bancroft Highway. 2:09 p.m. Telephone
scam, Nesenkeag Drive. 4:08 p.m. Assist
other agency, Liberty Way. 6:40 p.m.
Medical emergency, Pearson Street.
Tuesday, September 26: 2:45 a.m.
Suspicious person, Nesenkeag Drive. 7:18
a.m. 9-1-1 hang up,
McElwain Drive.
Veterans with Breakfast and Ceremony
courtesy of Carolyn Leite, Litchfield Middle School veterans. This years theme is Veterans: Americas
The Litchfield Middle School is happy to announce Heroes. Outstanding student work will be included in
that it will be hosting its annual Veterans Day Ceremony the ceremony. LMS is thankful to honor the men and
and Breakfast on Thursday, Nov. 9. The ceremony will women who have demonstrated patriotism and courage
take place in the LMS Gymnasium starting at 7:45 a.m. by joining the armed forces of the United States of
All students are encouraged to invite any relative who is America.
a veteran to join us. The Unified Arts Department will
host breakfast prior to the ceremony from 7
to 7:45 a.m. for the veterans and the student TOWN OF HUDSON
who invited them. If your relative is able to Zoning Board of Adjustment
join us, RSVP to Melanie Neily in the office Normand Martin, Chairman Marilyn McGrath, Selectmen Liaison
(424-2133) with your name and the number 12 School Street Hudson, New Hampshire 03051 Tel: 603-886-6008 Fax: 603-594-1142
of people attending by Friday, Nov. 3.
If you have any photos of family members MEETING AGENDA October 12, 2017
who have served or are currently serving
in the armed service, LMS would love to The Hudson Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a meeting on October
display them in a slide show as part of 12, 2017, in the Community Development Paul Buxton Meeting Room in
the basement of Hudson Town Hall (please enter by ramp entrance at right
the ceremony. Email any photos to Amy
side). The public hearings for applications will begin at 7:30 PM, with the
Provencal at aprovencal@litchfieldsd.org by applications normally being heard in the order listed below.
Oct. 25!
Students are also encouraged to SUITABLE ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THE SENSORY IMPAIRED WILL BE
participate in a writing contest honoring PROVIDED UPON ADEQUATE ADVANCE NOTICE BY CALLING 886-
6008 OR TDD 886-6011.
The following items before the Board will be considered:
I. PUBLIC HEARINGS OF SCHEDULED APPLICATIONS
BEFORE THE BOARD
1. Case 197-128 (10-12-17): Matthew Keller, 32 Cedar Street, Hudson,
NH, requests a Variance to encroach 2 ft into the required setback

PUBLIC NOTICES
agency, Charles Bancroft Highway. 3:11 1:40 p.m. Animal of 15 ft at 32 Cedar Street, Hudson, NH. [Map 197, Lot 128, Zoned
p.m. Motor vehicle complaint, Charles involved incident, (TR) Town Residential; HZO Article VII 334-27, Table of Minimum
Bancroft Highway. 3:48 p.m. Suspicious Lydston Lane. 3:24 Dimensional Requirements].
vehicle, Foxwood Lane and Country Lane. p.m. Assist other
4:18 p.m. Assist citizen, Liberty Way. 5:18 2. Case 173-034 (10-12-17): Rita Chourb, 1 Sapling Circle Unit 13,
agency, Liberty Nashua, NH requests a Variance to change an existing non-conforming
p.m. Assist other agency, Derry Road. 6:19 Way. 3:57 p.m. LITCHFIELD COMMUNITY use to another non-conforming use at 46 Derry Street, Hudson,
p.m. Follow up, Liberty Way. 6:38 p.m. Civil issue, Charles
Medical emergency, Woodhawk Way. 6:53 SUPERINTENDENT SEARCH SURVEY NH. [Map 173, Lot 034, Zoned (TR) Town Residential; HZO Article
Bancroft Highway. VIII 334-30, Changes to or discontinuance of nonconforming uses].
p.m. Animal involved incident, Charles The Litchfield School District is in the planning stages of our search for the
5:33 p.m. Motor new Superintendent of Schools. In an effort to provide an opportunity for
Bancroft Highway. 7:09 p.m. Parking vehicle stop, Page II. PUBLIC HEARING
all community members to express their opinion about the professional
complaint, Charles Bancroft Highway. 9:17 Road and Arbor and personal characteristics for the new Superintendent of Schools, we are 2nd reading of proposed revision to ZBA By-Laws (Chapter 143).
p.m. Suspicious activity, Morgan Road. Circle. 5:56 p.m. inviting the Litchfield community to take a brief survey. The survey link can
10:55 p.m. Disorderly conduct, Charles Theft, Page Road. be found on our web-site at www.litchfieldsd.org . The survey will be open III. REVIEW OF MINUTES
Bancroft Highway. 5:58 p.m. Motor from Friday, September 29, 2017 until Sunday October 8, 2017.
Saturday, September 23: 2:28 a.m. IV. REQUEST FOR REHEARING
vehicle accident,
Disabled motor vehicle, Albuquerque We will also be seeking two community members (someone who does not V. OTHER
Albuquerque
Avenue and Charles Bancroft Highway. currently have students in the Litchfield School District) to serve on the
Avenue and White Superintendent Selection Committee. Interested candidates should contact
2:36 a.m. Courtesy ride, Albuquerque 1. Discussion of any Town/State activity of interest to the Board.
Street. 8:24 Hollie Messenger at hmessenger@litchfieldsd.org, by Friday October 6, ZORC update
Avenue and Charles Bancroft Highway. p.m. Follow 2017. Members must be available for three to four days during the month 2017 NH Municipal Law Lectures Oct 14
3:01 a.m. Suspicious vehicle, Derry Road. up, Nesenkeag of January 2018. Exact dates have not yet been decided. If we have more
9:40 a.m. Assist other agency, Cutler Road. Drive. 11:43 p.m. than two interested candidates a selection process will take place. Bruce Buttrick
2:00 p.m. Disturbance, Talent Road. 4:00 Suspicious vehicle, Zoning Administrator
p.m. Child custody, Liberty Way. 5:26 p.m. Arcadian Lane and Thank you for your participation.
Road hazard, Hillcrest Road and Charles Litchfield School District Posted: Town Hall, Library, and Post Office 10/2/17
Corning Road.
14 - October 6, 2017

Campbell Homecoming
Campbell Football Imposes its Will on Bishop Brady
by Len Lathrop
It was cold, wet and dark when Bishop Brady
came to play Saturday at 7 p.m. for Campbells
homecoming football contest. Each year for
homecoming, the school lines up five portable
light towers on both sides of the field. It seems
that when the Cougars and the Giants meet it is
always wet; last year, the game was at Memorial
Field in Concord where the Brady boys defeated
the Cougars, and many say that was the contest
that pushed the Cougars out of the playoffs. That
did not seem to be a question that would even be
mentioned, as the Campbell squad is undefeated
this season. Following this contest, the point
differential stands at a lopsided 289 to 18.
When the final score is 81 to 9, it is a difficult The offensive line opens up a hole for running back Conor Sweeney.
task to keep a scorebook. Ryan Yanuszweski, CHS the middle or around the end. Campbell running third lines and backfields.
number 30, seemed to cross the goal line every backs just muscled or twisted out of most Giant With all of NHIAA D3 teams having a bye
time Campbell had the ball in the first half, which
Staff photos by Len Lathrop

tackling attempts. week, the Cougars next contest is at Somersworth

Senior Nick Boucher is about to make the catch.
was most of the time. The point after was run in
by #66 Logan DeCarolis as a birthday gift to his
mother. After Campbells first score, the Giants
used the air game to move down the field; however,
a fumble near the end zone was recovered by the
Cougars, who took it in for a score.
Campbell scored 22 more points before Brady
had a chance to call an offensive play, recovering
onside kicks after they crossed the goal, whether up
In addition to Yanuszweskis four TDs, scoring for
Campbell were sophomore Keegan Mills, with two
TDs and 186 yards rushing, and Osten Anderson,
Adam Breton, Nick Boucher and Garrett Walker
each with a touchdown. And, on an interception,
sophomore Conor Sweeney was able to score for
the home squad.
Brady did have a couple of scores in the second
half of the contest against Campbells second and
and that will be a battle between the only two
undefeated teams in the D3 south bracket. Both
have a 5-0 record. The only two common
opponents are Raymond where Somersworth had
a score of 39-13 while Campbells final was 41-0.
Against Epping Campbell posted a final of 61-9 and
Somersworth edged them 55-28. The Friday the
13th game should be a challenge for both teams.

Soccer Boys Win under the Lights during Homecoming CHS Cross Country
by Len Lathrop
Looking for five wins in a row on Friday,
Tuesday to play the second-place Hawks. In
a very even and tough game, the Cougars got
Earns Top Spots
Oct. 5, the Campbell boys take the bus to off to a quick 2-0 lead, only to give up two courtesy of Coach Jan Platt
Gilford for what could be a very tough contest goals early in the second half. Play went back The Campbell cross country team competed in the
against the 9-1 Golden Eagles. and forth for most of the remainder of the Moultonborough Invite on Sept. 28. The girls team won a
With back-to-back wins this past week and game until Justin Furlong broke through the plaque for coming in first place while the boys team took
five games left to play this fall, the Cougars Hawk defense and scored the game winner second. They gave out shirts to the top 7 finishers in each
are in ninth place in tough Division 3 play. with under one minute to play. Furlong race.
Coach Gannon report about the scored two goals in the game, while Jake On the girls side Senior Caitlyn Callinan came in third
homecoming game, The Campbell boys Scafidi netted one of his own. Campbells place. The next six finishers for the team were freshman
soccer team defeated visiting Hillsborough- defense played a solid game in front of keeper Cassie Hemming in fifth, Riley Gamache in sixth, Megan
Deering on Friday for their homecoming Brendan Douglas, who had nine saves in Whitnell in eighth, and the fifth scoring runner was Izzy
game. Campbell improved to 6-4 on the the game. The Cougars travel to Gilford on Risitano in 11th place. The sixth and seventh runners
season with the 6-0 win. Scoring for the Thursday. were Lyndsey Brown n 12th place and Liz Breton in 13th.
Cougars were Jake Scafidi (two goals), Ethan The final score found Campbell with In the boys race senior Luke Hogan came in fourth
Burns, Eli Smith, Justin Furlong, and David three goals, now 7-4 on the season, while place for the team. The next three runners for Campbell
Latsha. Assisting on the goals were Sean Hopkinton, taking their second loss of the were sophomore Tyler Scopelites in 10th place,
Gannon, Tyler St. Onge, Jake Scafidi, and season with only two goals, falls to 9-2. sophomore Matt Dion in 12th and sophomore Trevor
Skylor Compagna. Brendan Douglas earned The Cougars come home next Tuesday the Scopelites in 14th, and the fifth scoring runner was junior
YOUVE TRIED THE REST NOW TRY THE BEST.
his second shutout of the season, while the 10th when 5-5-1 Sanborn will be in town. Jonah Crema in 15th. The sixth runner was junior Luke
Gomes who came in 16th place, and senior Tevon Pieu
defense only allowed five shots during the The Cougars are on the road against 7-4-1

FORGET THE FORECAST

game. Prospect Mountain for the Friday the 13th was the seventh runner coming in 22nd.
The Cougars traveled to Hopkinton on game. The next meet the team will compete in will be the
David Latsha, left, tries to intercept the Hopkinton drive. Battle of the Borders at Alvirne on Saturday, Oct. 7.

NEW
At Homecoming the Ladies Kick their Way to a Win
by Len Lathrop
Hopkinton had the first
homecoming game Friday
against NHIAA D3 fifth-seeded
Campbell who sports a record
of 8-2-1, tied in the ranking
with Conant and Bishop Brady.
Campbell took an early lead,
and, at the half, Hopkinton
had not scored. This week
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Campbell Homecoming
Campbell One of the Top 4 in NHIAA Division 3 with Five Games Left
by Len Lathrop
While no schedule is perfect and, in a season where
you play either 15 or 16 games and there are 20 teams
in the division, it doesnt take a rain man to see that
you cant play everyone. But the question does takes
shape as to why you play some schools twice and
some not at all. And if you missed it at the start, some
teams play 15 games as in Campbells season and
some play 16. The NHIAA will tell you standings are
on percentages of win, but every knows who you play
affects the playoffs.
The question will be how will the tournament
shake out? Will Campbell volleyball end up playing
Interlakes who they did not play all season, or will
Staff photos by Len Lathrop
points as tie-breakers are. Most teams havent won a
set against the Lady Cougars, and, as was the way at
homecoming, it was 75 to 30 when all is added up
against Trinity.
At the homecoming game, the sets were 25-9, 25-
14, 25-7, and individual scoring leaders were senior
Cassidy Gibbons - two aces, three kills, three digs;
senior Gabi Sott - seven kills, two digs; junior Meghan
Gibbons - seven aces, five digs; and junior Olivia
Garand - five aces, three digs.
Coach Miner summarized the contest this way, This
weekend is homecoming, so the win tonight was a
little sweeter. We really didnt know what we were up
against, but I told the girls that they needed to go after
match in three and be 9-1! Sometimes when you have
already beaten a team once you tend to not play as
strong, not these girls. We went after them with our
serving and our offense. Raymond did play a better
offense this time around and got us a few times to
squeak a few extra points in. But it was not enough
against the Cougars.
Match scoring was 25-8, 25-12, 25-16, which, in
baseball math, the Cougars went 480 over the Rams.
Sorry, October is baseball playoff time. Setting up the
win were senior Captain Gabi Sott - 10 aces, eight
kills, two digs; senior Cassidy Gibbons - eight aces,
three kills, one block; sophomore Mallory Reczko
- three aces, five kills; and senior Mary Kuczkowski -

Farmington, who is undefeated as the press whistle
sounds this week, find the Cougars tougher than
anyone they have played so far? There are three teams
with unblemished records: Farmington, Interlakes and
Wimmiquam. Campbell stands in fourth with only
one loss to Winnisquam and will not have a rematch,
and the Cougars dont face Interlakes High School at
all.
What really counts is that Campbell is great; the one
Senior Cassidy Gibbons loss to Winnisquam was a 2-3 match decided in 15
Trinity starting from the first serve. As you can see by
the scores we did just that. We accumulated 19 aces,
25 kills, and 14 digs. In doing this we picked on a few
receivers, hit holes in their defense, and, when Trinity
did have the opportunity to hit, we dug them up. This
was a great effort by the entire team.
In October, the first contest was against Raymond
on the road. The coach was kind in her report, This is
the second time we have played Raymond. We took
that first match in three, so our goal was to take this
one ace, one kill, 23 assists.
At press time, Portsmouth Christian was scheduled
to be in the den on Oct. 4, holding a record of 4-5,
and having lost to Campbell 3-0 on Sept. 26. Epping
will be in Litchfield Friday, Oct. 6, bringing a record
of 3-5 having lost to the Cougars on 9-1. On the 14th,
yes, Saturday night, the Cougars will be in Farmington
for a contest where the Cougars could put them in the
loss column.

AHS Volleyball Falls PMA Senior Griffin Soccer Tops Sanborn

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The PMA Senior Griffin boys soccer continues to
Alvirne girls volleyball continues improve as the season carries on. The PMA Griffins
to struggle, dropping two contests this had a victory against Sanborn with a score of 8-5.
week: 1-3 to Nashua South and 0-3 There were many outstanding individual efforts.
to Pinkerton. The girls have two road Coach Hummer said, The players showed a huge
games this week against Salem and improvement over just the previous week, and what
Spaulding, and will return to Alvirne on I consider to be a breakthrough for the season. Our
Oct. 10 against Timberlane. team continues to work hard. The Senior Griffins
had an offensive explosion led by the team captains.
Keagan Bowen led the scoring with his first hat trick
Kiersten Green stretches for a return. (three goals) of the year and Colin the playmaker
Toohey notched three assists. Kieran Hummer (2),
Will Moynihan (2), and Brady Dumont all scored their Courtesy photo

Staff photos by Bruce Preston

first goals of the season.
Senior Griffin boys soccer with Coach Hummer

Bass Fishing Team Finishes Fifth in State

courtesy of Karen Bonney
On Sept. 21, the Alvirne bass fishing team,
consisting of senior Kyle Ladebauche, junior
Matt Malagodi, junior Bobby Stickney and
sophomore Logan Daniels, competed in
the NHIAA state qualifier at Lees Mills on
Lake Winnipesaukee. The team qualified
for the state tournament by finishing fifth
overall. On Sept. 30, Kyle, Matt, and Bobby
competed in the championships where Matt
Malagodi caught the heaviest largemouth
bass of the day weighing in at 3.85 pounds
with the help of Kyle Ladebauche.
Cynnaea Clay, right, returns a serve Congratulations to all and thank you to
Courtesy photos

as Haley Peaslee is ready to help out. Captain Adam Daniels and Coach Erica
Foskitt.

Champion Runner
Zach Mousseau
Honored
Courtesy photo

courtesy of Karen Bonney

Alvirne High School held its fall pep rally to celebrate schoolwide
accomplishments along with some special recognitions. One of the
special recognitions was awarding Zach Mousseau his championship
jacket along with a championship banner that will hang in the gym.
Zach won the 100M dash at the State Unified Track Meet at Alvirne
on May 30. Congratulations to Zach!

Alvirne Golf
We welcome Hudson &
Scorecard Litchfield residents to come in
courtesy of Coach Bob Lind for all their Motorsports needs
Match played at Cochecho Country Club
(Sept. 27)
Teams: Pinkerton 190 (now 14-2), Dover 207
(now 9-7), Alvirne 209 (now 9-9)
Alvirne Scores:
Ryan Santos - 39
Jackie Dowd - 40
Jess Lortie - 42
Jeff Piantaggini - 43
Tyler Lizotte - 45
 16 - October 6, 2017

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Alvirne Girls Soccer Boosts Record to 6-3-2

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Staff photos by Bruce Preston

Emily Lizotte looks for a scoring opportunity during the
first half of their game against Nashua South
on Thursday, Sept. 29.
Alvirne girls soccer team improved their record
to 6-3-2 after posting a win and a two ties over
the past week. On Sept. 26, the team traveled to
Nashua North where they secured a 2-0 win. On
the 29th, the Broncos hosted Nashua South and
Maddy Pitre heads the ball against Nashua South.
Kathryn Wiggins makes a header in the first half.
At right, Sara Ruigrok battles for the ball.
battled to a 1-1 tie, and then settled for a 0-0 tie
after hosting Pinkerton on Oct. 3. Their next game
is tonight, Oct. 6, at Salem, and then the team
hosts Spaulding on Oct. 10.

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