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Volume 28 Number 8 September 1, 2017 12 Pages

Dedicated 25 Years
to the Students of Hudson
It is always great to
see Hudson teachers
receive a watch for
25 years of service.
In SAU 81 on Friday,
at the total gathering
of Hudson school
personnel, two
outstanding teachers
received their special
timepieces:
Suzanne Sawyer,
Alvirne High School
Sue Sawyer is
an Alvirne graduate
who we are fortunate
Mrs. Malizas kindergarten class lines up waiting for all their friends to arrive. to have teaching
math for us. Sue

When Youre 5 and just Starting School, is dynamic in the

classroom with
strong content

Do You Know Summer is over? knowledge and

organization to
go with her deep
care for building
relationships with her
students.
Sue is a valued
colleague to all in
our math department
and whole school.
She simply cares
for people and her
strong sense of
Staff photos by Len Lathrop
humor and active
listening skills help Sue Sawyer with Hudson Superintendent Lawrence Russell
makes others feel
comfortable. Sue is professional at all times, collaborative,
loves her family and our dress down days insightful, and highly respected by her
Tyler Edwards and his mom, Jessica, share a moment. Georgia Palmer, crossing guard, guides people across Library Street. so she can show her Boston sports team peers, yet has a delightful sense of humor
and Alvirne Pride. that helps us all keep things in perspective.
by Len Lathrop Bev Stanley, Library Street School The ELC and the Hudson School District
Even the weather Tuesday morning helped to end Bev makes every student feel like they are better places because of Bev Stanley.
summer as all the smiling faces (almost all) were arriving are the most important
at Library Street School. While many say that summer person and student in
is over on Labor Day, when youre 5ish, doesnt it end the world to her and
when you enter the large yellow brick school building? each one of them truly
Many of the children had visited the school last Friday is. She is passionate
for Community Day, and, on the 29th, the Library Street about teaching and
teachers were more than ready for their newest students. has high expectations,
Staff photos by Len Lathrop

Everybody got a name tag and a lot of hugs as they lined yet her focus is always
up behind the very friendly signs for their respective on the child; their self-
teachers and classrooms. esteem, their progress,
The buses came around the corner and were directed their growth as learners.
into the queue by Georgia Palmer, who has been helping This has earned her the
get the Hudson students safely into schools for 22 years. respect of her students,
Palmer mentioned that many of the students she crossed parents and colleagues.
in the earlier years wave as they bring the students back Bev is that positive
to school, and some even stopped with coffee for her. teacher who makes
Hudson Master Patrolman Kevin Riley was there to help Caleb Hanscom and Kate Mosca, far right, with Layla Spencer on the workplace a better
with traffic on the first day of school, but Riley was quick the first day of school. place for everyone.
to mention he could only support Palmer as she had it all She creates a sense
under control. newest of the town students, said that all of Hudsons of community in her Bev Stanley, center, as she welcome new kindergartner
Superintendent Lawrence Russell and SAU Business schools opened without any major problems, but classroom that carries Aylah Michie and her mom, Sara, on Community Day.
Administrator Karen Burnell, who were there to greet the remember that it was 8:30 a.m. on the first day. through the school. She

Hurricane Harvey A Retrospective

on moisture from the very warm Gulf waters and Ocean temperatures control
most, like Harvey, stalled over an area for up to a where in the tropics hurricanes
week. form. The oceans reach their
There have been many flood disasters in the warmest temperatures in late
Houston area, even dating to the mid-1800s when summer and early fall, and,
the population was very low. In December of not surprisingly, that is when
1935 a massive flood occurred in the downtown the peak storm seasons are.
area as the water level height measured at Buffalo In the United States, of
Bayou in Houston topped out at 54.4 feet. This course, we focus on the
Monday morning, the water level in the same Atlantic in the late summer
location reached near 39 feet (15 feet lower than and fall. The eastern Pacific
in 1935) before dropping. also generates hurricanes
The trend has been down in recent decades. that sometimes affect Hawaii.
The last major hurricane in Texas was Bret in Some of those storms bring
1999. heavy rains to Arizona and
For the U.S., the trend is down too. We have southern California if they turn
had seven land-falling hurricanes this decade. north and move fast enough
Unless we add eight more in the next few months before they can dissipate. The
and in 2018 and 2019, this decade would be the central and western Pacific
quietest since 1850. is on average the most active
by Joseph DAleo,
region because the ocean heat affect the mainland this season. We need to stay
Certified Consulting Meteorologist
content there is the highest in wary, even here in the Northeast.
Hurricane Harvey was a major hurricane at
the global tropics. So you know, while we were all enjoying the
landfall on the Texas coast. That put to an end
In El Nio summers, eclipse a week ago Monday, Harvey was more
a streak of 4,000-plus days --nearly 12 years--
hurricanes are most common than a day away from regenerating in the western
without a major hurricane of Category 3 or higher
in eastern and central Gulf of Mexico. These storms can develop and
making landfall on the mainland. The previous
tropical Pacific. In La Nia be a threat very fast. You and your family should
record was eight years back in the 1860s.
years, it is the Atlantic and print off and review the one page hurricane
The storm surge and strong winds did major
western Pacific where storms safety tips from NOAA here: www.redcross.org/
damage near the coast, but, even in a weakened
threaten more. The Atlantic get-help/how-to-prepare-for-emergencies/types-of-
form, Harvey did incredible damage inland
goes through cycles of warm emergencies/hurricane#About.
due to the fact it stalled, keeping the tropical
and cold. A warm Atlantic And say a prayer for the good people in Texas.
deluge going for many days. Harvey produced
favors more hurricanes with
catastrophic river, stream and urban flooding. By Joe DAleo, a Hudson resident for the last 25
landfall threats on the East
the time it exited the state late this week (by the years, co-founded The Weather Channel and
Coast especially when La
time you are reading this) it will have produced served as its first director of meteorology back in
Nias occur. The Atlantic is
rains that might exceed the modern record for 1982. With more than 40 years of experience in
at latter stages of the warm
tropical rain events in the U.S. professional meteorology, he has served as chief
mode that began in 1995.
Over 4 feet of rain may fall in some location(s), meteorologist for Weatherbell Analytics since
This summer after a try
which would be a record. The previous record 2011. As a fellow of the American Meteorologist
at El Nio this spring, the
was set with what was earlier a weak tropical Society, he has testified about weather and climate
waters cooled and a La Nia
storm Amelia in 1978 that dumped 48 inches in before federal and state legislatures and taken
pattern is evolving. The
Medina, Texas, as it stalled for a full week. Six of the science lead on legal briefs to the D.C. circuit
warm Atlantic and evolving
the top 10 wettest tropical storms since 1950 were and U.S. Supreme Courts. Let Joe know what you
La Nia conditions raise the
in Texas, all 10 were Gulf storms. What made think at joe@areanewsgroup.com.
concern that Harvey may not be the last storm to
these storms so wet was the fact that they drew
2 - September 1, 2017 | Hudson - Litchfield News
What Happens 104 Times
a Year in Hudson?
by Len Lathrop
If the picture doesnt give it away, then
a few clues are in order. It is on Lowell
Road as part of a pool business. Still lost?
A different message appears on either side,
and these change every Monday.
Its the sign at Advanced Spa and Pool,
better known as ASAP. Unless youre a
pool customer or a Facebook junkie, you
may not know that all summer there has
been a Facebook contest with real prizes
for submissions with the winner chosen by
the ASAP staff. The winners who came up
with the best sayings for that month were
awarded AMC movie tickets. Best of all,
each message was displayed on the sign
for the month, giving the author instant
notoriety.
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Litchfield Police Help Kids
with Back-to-School Issues
by Len Lathrop
For several years, the Litchfield
Police Association has given
administrators of all three schools
Walmart gift cards that they can use
to help students with back-to-school
issues. This year was no different.
With school starting on Monday,
Staff photos by Len Lathrop
Corporal Russell Hartley and Officer
George Ivas were at Litchfield Middle
School to present a stack of cards to
each of the school administrations.
The funding for the cards comes
from donations and fundraising
the police association receives.
While they did not want to specify
the amount, all three principals Corporal Russell Hartley, LMS Assistant Principal Martha Thayer, LMS Principal
mentioned what a help these gift Tom Lecklider, GMS Principal Scott Thompson, CHS Principal William Lonergan,
cards are with getting everyone Officer George Ivas and CHS Assistant Principal Mike Perez
prepared for the start of the school
year.
ASAP owners Jim and Diane Hedlund
mentioned that most people love the
Victim of Circumstance
messages and have heard only a few
complaints over the years. In fact, the
Plays from The Cage
Hedlunds are stopped almost anywhere
they go in Hudson to talk about the sign
and the words of wisdom that appear
there every week. Having been at 162 by Len Lathrop
Lowell Road for four years, the ASAP sign The outdoor concert at Benson Park this
had led to a lot of conversations. past Saturday featured a group of Hudson
Here are just a few of the best messages musicians in The Cage. The Friends of
posted by those who participated in the Benson has hosted several concerts from the
summer Facebook contest: cage located outside the Elephant Barn. Folks
Dont laugh at your wifes choice, you can sit in the shade of the trees near the Old
were one of them Lady in the Shoe or the office building and
If each day is a gift, can I return see and hear what is going on.
Mondays? Saturday was a beautiful evening at
Procrastinators Unite Tomorrow the park as the sounds of Victim of
Circumstance played songs that many knew.
On guitar/vocals was Cam Levesque, with
Brad Hartwick on bass and Harrison Foti on
drums. While The Cage adds many nostalgic
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the music drifts throughout the park, and, on
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Staff photos by Len Lathrop
Saturday, it could be heard at the overlook
table, but by the time you reached Swan Lake
it was quiet.
Nashua Humane Society CEO Calls
Governors Executive Order a Step Forward
courtesy of the Office of Governor Chris Sununu
and the Humane Society for Greater Nashua
Governor Chris Sununu signed an executive order revamping
the Governors Commission on the Humane Treatment of Animals.
He then issued this statement on Aug. 17 at the Wolfeboro
Police Department (following an incident two months earlier at a
Wolfeboro mansion where about 80 Great Danes were removed
from what was described by authorities as filthy living conditions):
Animal cruelty will not be tolerated in New Hampshire. I am
proud to revamp the Governors Commission on the Humane
Treatment of Animals, making it easier for the commission to
recruit members, as well as expanding their
duties to include tracking and promoting current
legislation, which will allow them a voice in the
legislative process. I look forward to working with
the commission, advocates and legislators to pass
Four Levels of Care commonsense legislation that protects animals,
ensuring that the type of situation that took place in
Wolfeboro never happens again.
Locally, Douglas Barry, president and CEO of the
Humane Society
for Greater Nashua,
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step forward to the
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Open concept, feeling of home will monitor the Courtesy photos
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closely and always
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Worry-free living This is a very
important step in
addressing the
animal cruelty and
Long Term Care neglect laws in New
Hampshire, said
Compassionate & dedicated staff Barry. The governor
Safe & caring environment has listened to our concerns and reacted promptly and
for that we are grateful.
Barry explained that Gov. Chris Sununu recently re-
Fairview offers a continuum established the Commission on the Humane Treatment
of Animals, which was actually
convened well over ten years ago by
community in the area. his father, former NH governor.
The commission has been focused
on improving the environment for
domesticated animals. However,
many years went by under previous
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administrations where the commission
did not meet due to leadership
and lack of focus on membership
recruitment, commented Barry.
The commission has a number of
responsibilities including monitoring
animal cruelty, legislative submissions
203 Lowell Road, Hudson, NH and advocacy for bills related to
animal cruelty and neglect. All of the animals pictured are availabe for adoption from the Humane
Another modification to this order Society for Greater Nashua.
relates to the membership of the
commission. Additional individuals who have more
extensive knowledge in the area of animal cruelty and
neglect have been added to strengthen the
groups credibility, Barry explained.
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order of age, in Hudson. either from carelessness and preserved throughout the world now and forever.
It contains about one or willfulness, new Sacred Heart of Jesus, pray for us. St. Jude, worker of
acre of land and was lots were plotted miracles, pray for us. St. Jude, helper of the hopeless, pray
acquired by the town upon grounds of some for us. Say this prayer 9 times a day. By the 8th day your
prayer will be answered. Say it for 9 days. It has never been
on or before 1748 from ancient graves and
known to fail. Publication must be promised.
Benjamin Whittemore they were obliterated.
Thank you St. Jude. A.J.L.
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After the schoolhouse fire in 1855 that site was abandoned coordinated this event with the Cemetery Trustees, the American
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Two Special Deliveries

An Excavator and Pumper Truck
Arrive in Hudson
by David S. Morin
The towns highway and fire departments
each received a new major piece of
equipment during the past week to improve
the services they provide to the residents of
Hudson.
The highway department took delivery
of its new excavator. The new machine is
built by Volvo and is a model EW180, said
Road Agent Kevin Burns. The new excavator
replaces a 2002 Volvo EW170. The $233,082
to purchase the new machine was approved
by taxpayers last March.
Burns went on to say the town traded in its
old machine for $22,000, and, using a five-
year lease purchase plan, the annual cost is
$41,991.
The fire department also took delivery of
a new piece of fire apparatus. The 2017
Seagrave SO 78J11 Marauder II pumper
arrived in town on Aug. 25. The $506,500
to purchase the new engine was approved
by taxpayers last March. The departments
The highway departments new Volvo excavator current Freightliner FL80 engine
was used for a $1,500 trade-in
allowance.
The highways new excavator was
found completing work on a recent
paving project on Travis Street. The
fire departments new engine will
be placed in service at the Robinson
Road Fire Station as soon as
firefighters are trained on the
apparatus.
Photos by David S. Morin

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The Word Around Town...
The Ultimate Betrayal to any American
Were you or someone you know affected by the Merrimack Valley Reliability
Project?
The corrupt for profit publicly traded companies, Eversource and National
Grid, lied their way to approval for this destructive and invasive project. The
NH SEC ignored all the lies and dangers and negligently awarded the certificate
for this project anyway. Eversource and National Grid have destroyed the lives
and private property of so many people without any compensation, proper
rights, or permission. They have and continue to hurt and invade so many.
To make matters worse, I recently found that our police department is earning
money watching this construction without even stopping them. I have also
seen them watching idle equipment/site with no construction present as well.
They have no idea what the project is. They do not see crime. They do not see
destruction. They do not see trespassing. They do not see the threats to public
health. They have never bothered to follow the docket. These police officers are
earning revenue billed to these companies and their subcontractors above and
beyond the regular pay they receive for the duties that they were sworn in to
serve; the oath they took to uphold the constitution.
This is the ultimate betrayal to any American that is adversely affected by this
project. Not even so much of an apology from this town and police department.
Now I know why this town didnt bother to intervene and try to stop this
project that is ripping through the watershed for Robinson Pond. You chose to
gain from it financially at the expense of the harm of so many of your citizens.
So many affected are receiving no monetary compensation for the harm you
are profiting from! The U.S. Constitution these police officers took an oath
to uphold affords Americans equal protection! Somehow, I see a huge disparity
in protection here. I will continue to see it this way despite the many pathetic
attempts people in this town make to justify these actions!
Every dollar you gain from this project, there are people whose lives have been
destroyed! You all are really in need of some severe soul searching. Just because
you survived the pathetic parameters of our Board of Ethics that enforces the
mere Town Code created by the same town that hurt us, doesnt mean you didnt
do something wrong! We now all know what you did to support and profit off
this project! What other revenue will this town receive from this project? There
must be something else coming up. I shudder to imagine just what that will be.
Peggy Huard, Hudson
Help Fulfill the Dream of Zachs Stadium
The Zachary M. Tompkins Memorial Fund was created to fulfill Zacharys
dream that the children of Hudson have a safe place to play football. Healthy
and athletic, 11 year old Zachary went to bed on March 7, 2010, as all children
do. Tragically, Zachary had passed during the night unexpectedly. It was later
learned that Zachary had passed from an undetected genetic heart disease Long
QT.
Just two weeks prior to his passing, Zachary made a ceramic plate on which
While we debate the traffic light at Lowell and Pelham roads, we need
to look toward Houston and surrounding communities that have endured
the wake of Hurricane Harvey. They should be in our prayers, thoughts,
and donations as each day goes by.
Radio reports have it that the rain has totaled up to 51 inches in some
areas. The Fox was wondering what would happen to our towns if we
received that much. So the Fox reached out
to several people who have some history with
Hudson or an understanding of our infrastructure
and roadways: Hudson Town Engineer Elvis
Dhima; Hudson Road Agent Kevin Burns;
Selectman and former Firefighter for 30 years,
Dave Morin; and Hudson Historical Society
President and a forever resident and historian
Dave Alukonis.
This question was posed to these
the Fox Say
knowledgeable folks: Would Merrimack River
water reach Lowell Road if we had that much
rain? Three out of the four responded yes.
Both Daves looked at history from 1938 and
2006; Kevin Burns also was yes, building on
the river bank height from water average level. Elvis felt that in August
the Merrimack would be able to handle the volume, and any flooding
would be very limited. All four agreed that even before the river crested
the town would be in trouble from local brooks and streams not being
able to handle the volume. All agreed that Webster Street and the
connecting streets in that area would have flooding and Sparkling River
Development would be part of the Merrimack River.
ST. JUDE'S NOVENA
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Sacred Heart of Jesus, pray for us. St. Jude, worker of
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Letters to our Editor
he wrote Zachs Stadium - Home of the Hudson Litchfield Bears. Zachary
Paying my Brother
wanted to build a stadium when he grew up. His family, friends, and Zachfund
Board members have been dedicated to someday fulfilling his dream by tirelessly
fundraising, all for the good of youth sports in Hudson.
Lately the buzz across town has been one of curiosity. Whats going on over
there? Is that thing ever going to be built? The simple answer to the both
to do my Chores
questions is asbestos and bureaucracy, two things with which most of us are For those of you who care ... I still have yet to have a
unfamiliar. We had hoped to have had a field ready to play on by now, but for second date. I am not giving up hope though. It will
the above unforeseen reasons we have been in a holding pattern these past seven happen.
years. In addition, due to the asbestos on the land, the size of usable land has So my parents get mad at me when I pay my little
been reduced greatly; therefore our plans for a stadium have been reduced to brother to do my chores. I dont want to do the
building a football field. laundry or clean the bathroom, and he will do it for
We (family, friends, and the Zachfund Board members) are bringing the money. I have a job and he does not. He wants
Golf Tournament back to our hometown to the Green Meadows Golf Club in money and I dont want to do the chores because I
Hudson, with tee off time at 8 a.m., Monday, Sept. 25. am lazy. Besides, my brothers future wife should be
The funds we raise are for the youth of our community and we want to thanking me.
encourage everyone to come participate. If you dont golf, there are other ways He can now
you can contribute: join us for lunch and prizes - its a minimal $35 ticket; not only put
if you own a local business you can contribute by sponsoring or donating the laundry
merchandise for our raffle; or you can help by volunteering at the event. in the wash
Its really a fun event to participate in. For additional information regarding and dryer,
registration and/or sponsorship opportunities, please e-mail Bob McCarthy at but also fold
Bob.McCarthy@comcast.net or visit www.zacharytompkins.org. it. He can
All About
ME
If you cant make the golf tournament, we will be hosting our annual 5K also clean
which has been moved to Thanksgiving morning, Nov. 23. the shower,
To those in the community who have been a part of this process now is the toilet and
time more than ever, to heighten your efforts to see this project through to sink in the
completion. bathroom. I
feel bad for my future husband because Ill be trying
The Tompkins Family and Board Members, Hudson
to convince him to clean the bathroom for a solid $5.
For some reason, I dont think its going to work out.
Helping our Needy Students Again So the other day I was reading an article about what
age your child should be left alone at and for how
The Womans Fellowship of the Litchfield Community Church wants to say long. Well, I am not a parent, but I hear a third-party
thank you for all the backpacks and school supplies. These will be given to the opinion is always welcomed. If you have a child and
needy students in all five schools. The school nurses and guidance counselors you are wondering if it will make your life harder or
will distribute them. easier to leave them home alone then check out this
Donations were dropped off at the Town Hall lobby, Aaron Cutler Library website: http://family.findlaw.com/parental-rights-and-
and the church ramp. Stephanie Marsden assisted with picking up the supplies liability/when-can-you-leave-a-child-home-alone-.
and dropping them off to the church. The 37 backpacks and bags of school html.
supplies were sorted and packed by six members of the group. Wendy Bound Well, it says that you can leave a child home alone
also volunteered to help. On Thursday, Linda Peeples delivered them to all five overnight between the ages of 16 to 17 years of age.
schools. They were so appreciative for the supplies. Personally, I would think that would be the age that
This heartwarming project could never be successful without all the generous you dont want to leave your children home alone
people in our town. It is wonderful to help over 60 students by giving time, overnight. Your house might have a mixture of a pot
energy, and donations. Thanks again. and stale beer smell, and the liquor in your cabinet
Pat Jewett and the Womens Fellowship Group, Litchfield might have mysteriously disappeared.
I would say maybe 12 and up you can leave them
home alone for a few hours. I would hope that they
memorized their address and emergency numbers by
Fact checking by Selectman Morin found that, during the hurricane then. If not, then they are clearly not ready to stay
of 1938, there was 3.2 inches of rain, but, as Alukonis pointed out, it home alone. If youre close with your neighbors and
was in March and the river had risen with snow melt and ice flow from have dogs, its certainly easier to leave your child
the North Country. However, in 2006, during the Mothers Day floods, alone.
the rain amount was just over 6 inches, which closed many roads to the Its always a risk to leave your child home alone.
point that emergency apparatus had trouble getting from one side of The bottom line is if you dont trust them, than you
what
Hudson to the other. Lowell Road was closed probably shouldnt leave them home alone. If you
where it meets Cedar Street. The brook there leave them home alone and they drink all your alcohol
flows into a drain pipe that is under T-Bones or burn the house down, I would maybe not leave
parking lot and does not exit until it is in back of them home alone again for a little while.
the building.
does
Children do have to grow up and learn eventually
Burns pointed out that both the surface water how to be left alone. In theory they are supposed to
drains and the sewer system would be most fly the coop, and you want to prepare them for that so
likely inoperable due to mud and debris in the reality doesnt slap them hard.
pipes. He felt that the highway department Just think your child could end up like me. Twenty-
would be working around the clock for 75 days
?
four years old, living at home, mom and dad still
on cleanup and repair. Just a note: after the cooking the meals and paying her younger sibling to
1938 storm, Nashua undertook to raise the bank do her chores.
of the river on their side to keep the water out of Bottom line is no one can tell you how to raise your
their streets. kids. No one knows your kids or your situation like
you do. Its your home, your family and your rules.
While this Anyways, take this weeks column with a grain of
is only a salt because I have no children, only younger siblings.
conversation, if it Parents, it is the best time of the year. Kids are back
was for real, would in school!
you leave your As always, email me at nicole@areanewsgroup.com.
home? A lot of us
would, but dont
run out and buy
flood insurance as
this is being called
Helping Victims
a once-in-an-800-
year storm by some of Hurricane Harvey
news groups. courtesy of the Office of the NH Attorney General
A paw up to Webster Street in Hudson during Hurricane of 1938
Attorney General Gordon J. MacDonald releases the
seeing Selectman following statement regarding Hurricane Harvey and its
Coutu and his lovely wife, Doris, at The Cage concert at Benson on aftermath:
Saturday. While a free community event is super for the town and We encourage all New Hampshire citizens who wish to
its people, The Cage venue is nostalgic at best. It is a shame that the assist those in need in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey
boys from Victim of Circumstance should be playing for us at the Grey to do so. However, it is important to be cautious before
Amphitheater by the pond. Seems like electricity and getting it there
should be a major project on the horizon. While the Fox is aware of all
making a gift. Unfortunately, every time a disaster strikes,
there are scam artists who take advantage of peoples good
the work that volunteers have done there, he wonders if power to the
amphitheater may be more important than permanent bathrooms.
intentions and set up fake appeals to assist those in need.
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September 2 thru Tuesday, September 5
nd Aaron Cutler Memorial Library closed
2 for Labor Day Holiday weekend
Monday, September 4
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4th Labor Day
Hudson Town Hall closed in observance
of Labor Day
Wednesday, September 6
6 th The GFWC Hudson Community Club
will hold its first meeting of the fall at
Checkers Restaurant at Alvirne High
School at 7 p.m. We will start the year with
a salad supper and a look at projects for the year
ahead. Women interested in being part of a group
committed to enhancing the lives of others through
volunteer service are welcome to bring a salad and
come to Checkers Wednesday night!
Wednesday, September 6 & Thursday, September 7
Hudson Fish & Game Club, 53 Pine Rd., is
sponsoring a Junior Rifle Clinic from 6:30 to
8:30 p.m., for youth ages 6 and up. This clinic
will be supervised by NRA certified coaches and
instructors. Smallbore rifles (.22lr) and ammo
will be provided. Only $10 per child. Children
are expected to attend both nights. For more
information e-mail bill@williamdutton.com or call
(617) 594-2194.
Saturday, September 9
9th Free Community Breakfast, 8 to 11 a.m.
Litchfield Community Church, 259 Charles
Bancroft Hwy.
Free Flu Shots, 9 to 11 a.m. Walk-ins, no
appointment needed. Bring Medicare or Medicaid
card. If you have no insurance, Walgreens is
underwriting this clinic. CMC Parish Nurse
Program, Litchfield Community Church, 259
Charles Bancroft Hwy.
Friends of Hudson Fields Adult Comedy Show
Fundraiser at the White Birch, Hudson. Doors
open at 7:30 p.m.; show at 8:30. Tickets are $20.
Cash Bar. Comedians: Paul Gilligan, Sal Votano,
Mac Livingston and Carolyn Riley. E-mail for more
information to friendsofhudsonnhfields@gmail.com
or visit us on Facebook at Friends of Hudson Fields.
DCU Free Concert Series: High Strung
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on Sept. 21 from 5to 8 p.m. in the lower level of
the Hills Memorial Library Building at 18 Library St.
Monday, September 11
11th The Hannah Dustin Quilters Guild will
hold its initial meeting of 2017-2018 at
the Hudson Community Center on Lions
Avenue. Meeting are held the first Monday
of each month, except when holidays or voting
days occur that week, between 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
David Sirota, national quilter and teacher, will
discuss What Makes Quilters Tick. After noon he
will introduced his paper piecing method. While
this class is full, guests are welcome at any guild
meeting and a nominal fee of $5 is requested.
Free Monthly Film at Rodgers Library, 194 Derry
Rd., Hudson. On the second Monday of each
month the Rodgers Memorial Library screens a
popular film you may have missed in theatres at
2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Come see films on our big
screen, snacks will be served. Today, see a film
about the Boston Marathon bombing starring Mark
Wahlberg.
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Tuesday facilitated by Master Life Coach
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How to Be Your Own Best Friend. Registration is
requested, walk-ins are welcome, rmlnh.org/events,
886-6030.
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Rd., Hudson, at 5:30 p.m. No cost
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Hudson Memorial VFW Post and Auxiliary
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Post located at 15 Bockes Rd., Hudson. The
proceeds from this event will go to the Department
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England transports World War II and Korean War
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D.C, at no cost to those that served. You must be
16 or older to play. For more information call our
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worthwhile cause.
Tuesday September 19
19th Hudson Police Blood Drive - Donate
Blood In Memory of Officer James K.
Stys. Hudson Community Center, 12
Lions Ave, Hudson, 12 to 7 p.m.
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Community Room of the Rodgers Memorial Library
at 194 Derry Rd. We welcome your ideas and
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P a n o s R o Wednesday, August 16: 2:08 a.m. Assist
citizen, Derry Road. 7:50 a.m. Motor
Road. 6:39 p.m. Paperwork service, Talent
Road. 8:26 p.m. Medical emergency,
Motor vehicle complaint, Bradford Drive.
11:27 a.m. Complaint, Talent Road. 2:12
vehicle accident, Laurel Street and Talent Pearson Street. 9:39 p.m. Harassment, p.m. Assist other agency, Liberty Way. 2:23
Located across from Road. 7:53 a.m. Animal involved incident, Kokokehas Circle. p.m. Assist other agency, Liberty Way. 2:46
Goodwill and Laurel Street and Talent Road. 11:32 a.m. Thursday, August 17: 9:37 a.m. Identity p.m. Welfare check, Winter Circle. 6:02
Dunkin Donuts Motor vehicle complaint, Albuquerque theft, Liberty Way. 12:52 p.m. Theft, Talent p.m. Animal involved incident, Brenton
M Basket New Goodwill Avenue and Hillcrest Road. 12:51 p.m. Road. 3:03 p.m. Fingerprinting, Liberty Street. 7:37 p.m. Follow up, Winter Circle.
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Unsecured property, Charles Bancroft
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Thumbs down in Hudson as we go back to
work in the public eye and the three ds apply:
dishonor, distrust and deceive. Welcome back.
Thumbs down to Hudson Police Department!
Aug. 22, Route 3A, woman officer assistant who
did not give her name that did nothing while your
fellow officers directed traffic. Your attitude is
as annoying as my music. Your voice shouldnt
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Thumbs up to the Rocket Scientists who shot
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times so many people come half way out onto
Melendy Street before they stop. You do not have
the right of way. Pay attention!
Thumbs down to anyone complaining about
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and Lowell roads. Obviously you have never had
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if people would have an ounce of decency to let
someone out lights wouldnt be necessary. And
please dont start that right of way junk, everyone
is in so much of a hurry just have to get in front of
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Thumbs up to Litchfield Police Officers Lang
and Savage who helped me with my car late on
Sunday night. They solved the problem quickly
and efficiently, never making me feel foolish for
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It may be back to school and off to work during the week, but
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Then get ready for Canobie Lake Parks new Country Music
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Beginning Sept. 9, Canobies Petting Zoo is also open every
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Rock on with Canobies Rocktoberfest event that features a different
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
You are hereby notified that the Litchfield Zoning Board of Adjustments
will meet in regular session on September 13. 2017 at 7:00 p.m. at the
Town Hall, 2 Liberty Way, Litchfield, New Hampshire, to hear the follow-
ing requests for variance to the Zoning Code.
Case Number: 2017-03
Name of Applicant: Roy & Dale R Arria
Owner of Property: Roy & Dale R. Arria
Location of Property: 40 Louise Drive, Map 5, Lot 86
Appeal requested: The Applicant seeks the following variance
1. A request for variance from LZO Section 300.a to allow an area
of 39,821 sq. ft. where 92,120 sq. ft. is required
Original applications and other pertinent documents may be reviewed by
the public in the office of the Building Department during normal business
hours.
Any interested person may appear in person or by agent or counsel and be
heard at this meeting. Those unable to appear in person may file a written
statement of approval or objection with the Building Department. A copy
of this Public Notice letter must accompany the written statement for filing
purposes.
One low admission price for Canobies fall events includes all
haunted houses, operating rides, Rocktoberfest, the petting zoo, all
live entertainment and much more. For park hours, show schedules,
directions, and more information, visit canobie.com.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
You are hereby notified that the Litchfield Zoning Board of Adjustments
will meet in regular session on September 13. 2017 at 7:00 p.m. at the
Town Hall, 2 Liberty Way, Litchfield, New Hampshire, to hear the follow-
ing requests for variance to the Zoning Code.
Case Number: 2017-04
Name of Applicant: Parkland Estate Cooperative, Inc.
Owner of Property: Parkland Estate Cooperative, Inc.
Location of Property: Page Road & Louise Drive, Map 5, Lot 75
Appeal requested: The Applicant seeks the following variance
1. A request for variance from LZO Section 300.a to allow 3.1 to
11.8 side/rear setback where a minimum of 20 is required
Original applications and other pertinent documents may be reviewed by
the public in the office of the Building Department during normal business
hours.
Any interested person may appear in person or by agent or counsel and be
heard at this meeting. Those unable to appear in person may file a written
statement of approval or objection with the Building Department. A copy
of this Public Notice letter must accompany the written statement for filing
purposes.

PUBLIC NOTICES Sincerely, Sincerely,

Richard Riley Richard Riley
Chairperson, Board of Adjustment Chairperson, Board of Adjustment

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Street Acceptance
In accordance with Town Meeting vote on 3/12/94 and pursuant to RSA
674-40-a, relative to Street Acceptances, the Board of Selectmen shall hold
a public hearing on September 12, 2017, at 7:00 PM in the Selectmens
Meeting Room at Town Hall, 12 School Street, Hudson, New Hampshire to
receive comment from the public in the consideration of accepting Moose
Hill Road and the portion of Bush Hill Road which was improved by the
developer of Moose Hill Road.
Stephen A. Malizia
Town Administrator
PUBLIC NOTICE
Pursuant to RSA 31:95-b and in accordance with Article 36 of the March
12, 1994 Town Meeting, the Hudson Board of Selectmen shall hold a
public hearing in conjunction with its regularly scheduled meeting on Sep-
tember 12, 2017 which starts at 7:00 p.m. and is held in the Selectmens
Meeting Room at Town Hall, 12 School Street, Hudson, NH, to accept
$465,327.21 in additional Highway Block Grant Funds made available
by Senate Bill 38 for local highway aid. Any Hudson, NH resident who
wishes to speak on this matter is invited to attend.
Stephen Malizia
Town Administrator
September 1, 2017 HLN edition
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
You are hereby notified that the Litchfield Zoning Board of Adjustments
will meet in regular session on September 13. 2017 at 7:00 p.m. at the
Town Hall, 2 Liberty Way, Litchfield, New Hampshire, to hear the follow-
ing requests for variance to the Zoning Code.
Case Number: 2017-02
Name of Applicant: Theroux Properties LLC
Owner of Property: Theroux Properties LLC
Location of Property: 16 Colby Road, Map 20, Lot 29
Appeal requested: The Applicant seeks the following variance
1. A request for variance from LZO Section 801.00 to allow for the
construction of a 80x100 warehouse
2. A request for variance from LZO Section 300.d, front setback
requirement
3. A request for variance from LZO Section 300.d, side/rear setback
requirement
Original applications and other pertinent documents may be reviewed by
the public in the office of the Building Department during normal business
hours.
Any interested person may appear in person or by agent or counsel and be
heard at this meeting. Those unable to appear in person may file a written
statement of approval or objection with the Building Department. A copy
of this Public Notice letter must accompany the written statement for filing
purposes.
Sincerely,
Richard Riley
Chairperson, Board of Adjustment
Legal Notice
NOTIFICATION OF AQUATIC TREATMENT
Robinson Pond - Hudson, NH
SOLitude Lake Management, 590 Lake Street, Shrewsbury, MA 01545,
Telephone 508-865-1000, has been contracted by the Town of Hudson to
treat portions of Robinson Pond in Hudson. Portions will be treated with
USEPA/State registered herbicide Depth Charge (flumioxazin & 2,4-D), EPA
Reg# 71368-115, on or about Tuesday, September 12, 2017, in accordance
with Special Permit SP-104 issued by the NH Division of Pesticide Control
The following temporary water use restrictions will be imposed on the day
of treatment:
No swimming for 24 hours following treatment, within 200 feet of
treated areas.
Do not use this water for drinking, irrigation or for mixing sprays for
agricultural or ornamental plants until further notice. Some irrigation
restrictions may be relaxed, as per the pesticide label, at the discretion
of the applicator. These restrictions apply to all intakes within 1,200
feet of the treatment area, and to all wells within 50 feet of shoreline
that itself is within 1,200 feet of a treatment area. Contact SOLitude
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Two Big Firsts for this Youngster Obituaries

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Peter A. Dolloff
Peter A. Dolloff, 74, of Derry and formerly of
Hudson, died Aug. 27, 2017, in Derry.
He was born April 27, 1943, in Cambridge,
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He is survived by his son, David James Dolloff
of New Hampshire and many friends.
A time of visitation, with a Service of

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Mass., son of the late Frank and Ruth (Woodbury) Remembrance, took place on Aug. 30 in the
Dolloff. Dumont-Sullivan Funeral Home, 50 Ferry St.,
Peter was employed for 33 years with the in Hudson. Following cremation, burial will be

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Polaroid Corporation. He loved stock cars and
tinkering with all kinds of machines. At one
time, he was active in the First Baptist Church of
private.
To share an online message of condolence,
please visit www.dumontsullivan.com.
Hudson.

Norah Philomena Bernadette Mills

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Norah Philomena Bernadette Hudson and held her faith close to her heart.
Mills, 72, of Derry and formerly Besides her loving husband John, she is
of Hudson, died Aug. 23, 2017, survived by two sons, Shawn P. Mills and his wife

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at Elliot Hospital in Manchester,
following a brief illness. She
was surrounded by her loving
family.
She was born March 22,
Bethany of Peabody, Mass., and Patrick J. Mills
of Derry; a daughter, Colleen R. Marston and her
husband James, Jr. of Derry; six grandchildren,
Joshua Marston, Samantha Marston, Faith
Marston, Leah Marston, Evan Mills, and Adelynn

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1945, in County Galway, Mills; as well as five brothers and sisters, Bridget
Ireland, daughter of the late Kelliher of Dublin, Ireland, Rita Maunsell and
John F. and Winnifred (Joyce) Keane. She was her husband Brendan of Methuen, Mass., Paraic
also predeceased by a brother, Jimmy Keane and a Keane and his wife Ella of Dublin, Ireland, Fr. John
sister, Maura Picanso. Keane of Galway, Ireland, and Michael Keane and

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Norah was the wife of John F. Mills of Derry, his wife Catherine of Dublin, Ireland, also many
Breanna Neault, 6, gets on the bus for the first time as she starts first grade at Griffin Memorial School in Litchfield. with whom she shared 46 years of marriage. nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Norah loved her family dearly and took great Visiting hours were held Aug. 28 in the

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pride in caring for them. She truly enjoyed
cooking for them, shopping with them, and
simply being around them. Its where she found
her greatest joy. She also enjoyed gardening, bird
watching, and was employed for several years at
the familys 7-Eleven store in Derry. Norah was
a longtime communicant of St. Kathryn Parish in
Dumont-Sullivan Funeral Home, 50 Ferry St. in
Hudson. A Mass of Christian Burial was held
on Aug. 29 in St. Kathryn Parish, 4 Dracut Rd. in
Hudson. Burial was held in St. Patrick Cemetery
in Hudson.
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Do You Have your Maroon and Gold Ready for Friday Night?
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The Broncos open their 2017 season against perennial
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football is always a fun time: cold weather is not an issue, the
students are excited, and you see friends from the community that
you missed over the summer. All of these factors add up to a loud
and exciting evening.
Under new head coach Tarek Rothe and his assistant coaches, the
team will be ready for action. While the team is very young, there
are some excellent athletes on the roster. The Hudson-Litchfield
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Alvirne Soccer Kicks Off 2017 Season

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losses. But the two games could not have been a beautifully placed rebound on a shot off the
more different for the young Alvirne team. crossbar, while the last goal was scored after a run
The Broncos first game last Friday took through the middle of the Alvirne defense. The
place at Alvirnes stadium field against a much- maroon and gold got strong performances from
improved Bishop Guertin team. The result, a 3-0 Nick Cardenas and Charlie Thomas in midfield
loss in a winnable game for Alvirne, was a very against a big and physical BG midfield.
disappointing start to the season. The closely The Bronco boys looked to rebound on Tuesday
contested match could have gone either way, against a really tough Manchester Central squad,
despite the score, as the teams traded possession again at home. Although they fell by a score of
throughout the game. But the Cardinals took 2-1, they certainly gained confidence for the rest
advantage of their opportunities to score, while of the season with a very courageous effort against
the Broncos squandered a few early chances in a what looks to be one of the top teams in Division
well-played first 20 minutes and couldnt recover. 1. The Little Green played a very quick attacking
Nick Cardenas scores Alvirnes lone goal on the losing end
BG took a first-half lead on a direct kick just game, with skill and speed all over the field. The

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of a close contest vs. Manchester Central, 2-1.
outside the box, sending a hard shot over the Broncos didnt back down though, and nearly
courtesy of Jerry Ruigrok wall and into the corner of the net. The Cardinals pulled off the upset.
The Alvirne boys soccer team kicked of their would put the game away on two defensive Central kicked off the scoring with a goal with
2017 season in NHIAA Division 1 with two tough miscues by the Broncos. The second score was 15 minutes left in the first half on a cross into the
middle of the box, finished off with a header into
the back of the net. Alvirne would even the score
ten minutes later on a play started by Connor

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Cardenas. Nick held off a few defenders and
placed a perfect shot into the far corner, just out of
Senior Ryan Ruigrok with a strong header

the reach of the Central goalie. The Little Green

Every Friday scored the winning goal on a rebound shot off a

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corner kick, after Garrett Lambert saved the first
attempt with a header off the goal line, his second
such save of the game.
The defensive unit of Ryan Ruigrok, Shane
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3PM - 4:20PM Nathan Day played a great game under relentless

pressure. Midfielder Jackson Ramalhinho worked
hard winning balls in midfield. Goalie Jamie
Bertrand played a brilliant game with over 20
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crossbar.

Hudson, NH 03051 The Broncos hope to build off the momentum

of their near upset with upcoming road games.
Every Friday At press time, an away game was scheduled for
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