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Volume 28 Number 9 September 8, 2017 12 Pages
Did You information backbone with a need to review the system for the future. Second
she mentioned personnel needs. She relayed that two in her department were
Newly hired Land Use Director George Thebarge spoke about the CIP plan
and its implementation, advocating to Town Engineer Elvis Dhima to give an
planning to retire. Police Chief Jason Lavoie focused on the need for space overview of specific projects. He started with traffic work citing the new turning
Need for the police department and explained some of the attempts they have made
to help find space for everyone. An example was taking four cubicles in the
lane at Central and Kimball Hill; the work on the new lights at Lowell and
Pelham; the removal of the extra telephone pole at the corner of Lowell and
Suspenders detective area and turning that into seven cubicles. As the town grows and there
is more demand for service, additional officers will be needed. Then he focused
Cedar; and work on retiming the Library Park light with the inclusion of a traffic
camera to help with controlling traffic movement. Next, he spoke of the work
when You
on the communication towers in Hudson that relay messages to and from the needed on the Gordon Street water tank and the question that was asked at the
police. He mentioned that the towers are in need of repair and trees around meeting a year ago as to whether it should be repaired and repainted or replaced
them have grown and could be reducing the effectiveness of the transmissions. with a cement tank. Selectman Luzsey asked about water supply and if the town
Got your A new ladder truck led the list for Fire Chief Rob Buxton. With the renovation of
the Lenny Smith Central Fire Station completed and the new station on Lowell
is continuing to look for a new water well. Dhima rattled off what the town has
available per day and what is used and mentioned that Pennichuck and Hudson
Mail Last
Road approved and contracts awarded, he was going to look to some federal has an agreement for up to 3.5 million gallons a day available if needed. Both
funding to expand the rank and file firefighters. Both chiefs spoke of dispatch Dhima and Luzsey agreed that the town agreement with Nashua waste water
and where that project stands. treatment plant is currently meeting the towns need but is holding the towns
Week? Town Clerk and Tax Collector Patricia Barry cited two big issues. She spoke
first of the storage of records and files - many are off site with a storage company
growth hostage to sewer capacity.
Next Recreation Director Yates spoke of a new oor at the Community Center
by Len Lathrop in Nashua, where it is hard to get the records and some things are lost and not as the current one is wearing out and gets a lot of usage.
Municipal government costs replaceable. She also mentioned how many citizens are using the late town Last in the roundtable was Town Administrator Steve Maliza who started by
money and how much you have hall hours on Thursday night to the point three clerks will be needed. Currently, saying his first priority was to find ways to pay for all the department heads
to pay is a very complicated the two folks who work on Thursday night take time off on Friday afternoon, needs. He spoke about how the ballot that voters will see in March when
process. The new assessed but when three are needed, that would short the office too greatly on Friday the town must follow HB 251 and that all ongoing savings for capital reserve
revaluations of your property, be afternoon. projects must be listed as a warrant of their own and not part of the operating
it a home, commercial building, Conversation started about the Oakwood Avenue recreation building and budget warrant question.
or retail building, were mailed last
week. As the communiqu stated
the 2017 property revaluation
is complete and all property in
are
Hudson has been revalued. The
letter continued to state the goal
of the revaluation is to adjust
assessments to reect market
value. The primary goal in a
you
revaluation is to update records, fix
errors and resolve disproportionate
assessments.
While there are many pieces that
ready
go into running, in this case, the
town of Hudson, there are really
two big ones, the budget of the
town and school department and
net taxable value of the town. To
for
get this number, the assessor adds
together all the property values
that have just been established.
Everything from houses and
businesses to open land and even
some
telephone poles, and our utilities,
they come up with a multi-billion
dollar number. Things that reduce
that number are exempt properties,
football?
such as churches, schools (public
and private) and others. Next
you remove tax exemption for
blind, disabled, elderly and others
who qualify and then there is an
exemption for veterans. Surely,
there are others who qualify, but the Staff photo
bottom number is: by Bruce Preston Campbells Keegan Mills stretches the ball across the goal line for a touchdown in the first quarter of his teams 41-0 victory
2016 - prior to April 1, 2017 - over the Raymond Rams last Saturday. See more photos and story on page 12.
$2,641,720,555
2017 - as of April 1, 2017 -
Courtesy photo
support from Hudson Kiwanis they attend
Specialized programs district conventions where they learn to
work together and work for a cause, not
Open concept, feeling of home applause.
Tyler Prather, Katy Rice, and Tyler Daigle of the Alvirne Key Club
Traditional Assisted Living
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Long Term Care On March 3, 1990, the Hudson Police Department responded to
Compassionate & dedicated staff a fatal hit and run accident, which occurred on Kimball Hill Road
near Clement Road. The victim, Shelia Rosati of Dracut, Mass., was
Safe & caring environment killed in the accident. Witnesses stated that Rosati was on Kimball
Hill Road when a pick-up truck struck her and ed the area, without
Fairview offers a continuum stopping or slowing down. Witnesses stated they saw a, 1981-1990,
Dodge Ram, either silver or light blue, traveling westbound on
Fairview Healthcare is an established member of care that is unlike any other Kimball Hill Road, when it struck Rosati. The vehicle then continued
of the healthcare community since 1951. community in the area. to drive westbound on Kimball Hill Road. The same vehicle was later
seen turning onto Bush Hill Road from Kimball Hill Road at a high
rate of speed. The Hudson Police has not been able to identify the
operator of this vehicle.
In January of 2004, the Hudson Police received an anonymous
later, identifying a possible suspect. However, this information could
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not be validated.
The Hudson Police is requesting that anybody with any information
pertaining to this incident to contact the Hudson Police. We also
request that the author of the 2004 anonymous letter come forward.
The Hudson Police wants to continue with this investigation to bring
Fairview Healthcare 603-882-5261 closure to the family of Shelia Rosati.
203 Lowell Road, Hudson, NH Contact Detective Alan Marcotte at 816-2280 or e-mail Det.
Marcotte at AMarcotte@Hudsonnh.gov or Detective William Kew at
816-2243 or e-mail Det. Kew at Wkew@Hudsonnh.gov.
If you wish to remain anonymous call the Hudson Police Crime
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American and I rise to point out that is exactly what the letter represented. The second the straight/right turn lane turns on.
line said it all: The corrupt for profit publicly traded companies ... This line indicates What this does is let anyone still in the left-turn-only lane make a left turn after the
the current policies of the socialist and communist parties who have taken to the streets light turns green for the southbound Greeley traffic if there is no one left on Greeley
with rocks, clubs and knives, all in the name of a new socialist order and the end to
personal freedom and liberty. Their constant untruths, destruction of private property,
Street still waiting to cross over to Kimball Hill Road. This is a new thing, so expect to
see more of them on state highways in the future. Again, it replaces the old solid green
Do I Do?
and cry for the killing of police officers is the biggest ultimate betrayal to any American round lights that had the wording, Left Turn Yield on Green. It seems that around the I kind of feel at a loss now that Game of Thrones
anyone every attempted. country, some people see the green light, but dont (or cant) read the words and think is over. What am I supposed to do with my Sunday
The writer recently filed an ethics complaint accusing Hudson police officers of being they have the right of way to turn left when there is oncoming traffic. nights now? The show might not come back on for
corrupt for performing safety details on construction sites on their off hours. These are As always, flashing red means stop, then proceed when safe. Flashing yellow means another two years! The torture is real.
at absolutely no cost to taxpayers and in some she had shown to all her sole reason for proceed if safe without stopping, but stop and yield to oncoming traffic. Oncoming So I could write about North Korea, Texas, or DACA,
doing what she does is to rule by fear. If that doesnt work she will rule by harassment traffic has the right of way when the yellow light is flashing. but I think everyone is exhausted of those subjects. So
and if that doesnt work she will take advantage of the ability to say whatever one wants Dont blame anyone around town for the new change. Central Street (Route 111) is Id rather talk about something more fun, like my love
about a public figure and attempt to rule by purposeful defamation. When it was a state road, and NH DOT has the final say. Hopefully in a few months everyone will life!
explained police officers do details on the day off to save money for their kids college get used to it and it will become the new normal. Hope this helps. So, as you all know, Ive been on a lot of first dates
or maybe a family vacation she was belligerent and expressed her belief those reasons and no second dates. I cant tell if the quality of New
were not worthy endeavors and made their work detail all the more evil. When told Glenn Della-Monica, Hudson England men is lacking or if I just hate everybody. All
that other officers from other law enforcement agencies would take the details if Hudson I know is
officers didnt she snickered and said not when I am done with them they wont. The that it has
Ethics Committee rightfully found her complaint without merit. Hudson Police to Host Sept. 19 Blood Drive nothing
Hearing after hearing the writer of the letter has unsuccessfully attempted to stall in Memory of Officer Stys to do
or stop the utility project but at every attempt she is met with facts she doesnt want with me
admitted. She resorts to attempts to influence others, including children, to believe the The Hudson Police Department will be sponsoring the 58th Semi-Annual American because
others are acting illegally and perpetuating a crime when performing their duty. Many Red Cross Blood Drive at the Hudson Community Center on Tuesday, Sept. 19, from on top
experts have listened to her yet none have taken her side, and I believe that is because 12 to 7 p.m. of my
This blood drive will be held in memory of Officer James K. Stys. Officer Stys served All About
ME
her side is to change our country from a republic ruled by democracy to one ruled by a stunning
few and the project proponents and many opponents are not interested in her offer. as a Hudson police officer for 18 years. Officer Stys passed away in February following looks, I
If we as a town, or as a nation, continue to allow for mob rule, continue to allow a courageous battle with cancer. He was a loyal blood donor and a strong supporter of have a
the destruction of public property, the intimidation of the elderly, we will soon have community events. We will miss seeing his smiling face at our drives. This ones for radiating
total chaos. No law is not what they seek, they seek only their law. Publicly calling you, our brother in blue.
for the killing of police, publicly accusing the police of corruption if they do a job the The 58th drive will be serving a variety of food from many area restaurants and stores. personality. I have only been on a first date with three
socialist party advocates doesnt want them to do, demanding publicly traded companies After donating, replenish your body with food selections provided by: Bill Cahills guys that I considered nice and would go on a second
become the property of the government, elimination of freedom of speech and religion, Super Subs, T-Bones, Nan King, Unos (Amherst Street, Nashua), Valentinos, Klemms date with. However, two of them completely blew me
elimination of liberty, is their mantra. Look again at the statement: the corrupt for Bakery (Windham), Mikes Pie, Margaritas Mexican Restaurant, Pizza King, Kendall off after. I didnt feel a connection with either of them
profit publicly traded companies. They use labels like racist, Hitler, anything to bring Pond Pizza, Sams Club, Walmart and more! and maybe they didnt feel anything for me.
hate and discontent where there otherwise would be none. As a token of our appreciation (while supplies last) donors will receive a coupon for Maybe I shouldnt bring up topics like religion and
We need to stand up and we need to do it now. We can write a law that makes it one small blizzard from the Hudson Dairy Queen. The first 100 donors will receive a politics, but I cant help myself. Im just trying to keep
a crime to make false accusations but that would have as much deterrence to them as carnation, compliments of Flowers on the Hill and in memory of Officer Stys. Also in myself from falling asleep on these dates and get to
the law that says they cannot destroy private or public property. We cant just sit here memory of Officer Stys, donors will receive a special memorial t-shirt. know the person better. I cant keep asking the same
thinking they will go away because they are hoping we do that so there will be no one in All eligible donors must be at least 16 years of age. In the State of New Hampshire, questions.
the way when they come for us. 16-year-olds can donate blood with parental consent. All donors must weigh at least I never put in much effort after all of my dates. Just
To show my appreciation in Hudson I will wave to every police officer, smile, 110 pounds, however, additional weight requirements apply for donors 18 years old and polite text messages that I would send back hours after
and say hello when we are standing in line, say thank you for being ready, and I will younger and all high school donors. All eligible donors must be feeling in good health I received them. For those who wanted a second date
remember that these are the men and women running into the gunfire while everyone to donate blood. First time donors are welcome! I would just always say I was busy until they got the
else is running out. It is my sincere hope the letter writer of last week will remember If you have any questions about donating blood, please contact the American message.
the very people she seeks to slander and defame are the same people who rush to her Red Cross Blood Services of New England at 1-800-262-2660 or visit www. I always go into dates with the sole expectation that
aid when she dials 9-1-1, even when her emergency is a back up alarm on construction redcrossblood.org. Please be advised that if you plan to donate blood, appointments are they show up. I dont expect them to pay (they always
equipment. They are here to protect and serve and will continue to do so no matter recommended. To schedule your appointment, please call 1-800-RED-CROSS or visit do), I dont expect a mutual connection, and I dont
what you say. Its their job. www.redcrossblood.org and enter sponsor code HUDSONPD. expect a second date. I like to think of myself as a
Save time by using RapidPass to complete your pre-donation reading and specific person and it would take a specific person to
Robert E. Clegg, Hudson health history online before you come to your appointment. Learn more at www. entertain and connect with me. Specific people are a
redcrossblood.org/RapidPass. little bit harder to find.
Are you Familiar with the Flashing Yellow Arrow? Jamie Iskra, Hudson Police Department So I finally went on a date with a guy who I would
consider interesting. Now I realize that I have no idea
I have heard a lot of folks ask why the intersection at Greeley/Central/Kimball Hill/
how to react to a guy that I could potentially have a
Windham has a weird flashing yellow arrow sometimes for the left turn lane from Democratic Party Says Thank You slight interest in. Its like, well, do I text first, or do I
Kimball Hill Road. I wondered about that, too, so I asked at Town Hall. It turns out
The Hudson Democratic Committee would like to thank all those who stopped by wait for him to text me? Do I ask to hang again or wait
this is the new statewide (and possibly nationwide) standard. The flashing yellow arrow
our booth at Old Home Days. We enjoyed meeting and talking with all of you. The for him to ask? Ugh, too many thoughts. Its so much
replaces the old Left Turn Yield on Green signs for new construction.
lucky winner of our drawing for the kayak was John Mansur of Hudson. We wish him easier when I dont like them.
Heres what the new set of lights do: When the solid green arrow turns on, the
many happy hours on the water. Our next meeting is Thursday, Sept. 14, at 7 p.m., Well, I may or may not be going on my first second
people in the left lane coming from Kimball Hill Road have the right of way to turn
at the Rogers Memorial Library. Please join us and bring a food item for the St. Johns date. I know that you are all interested in my love life,
left. When that right of way time ends, the yellow arrow comes on for a few seconds
Food Bank. Thank you. so I will give you the dirty details next week.
and then the red arrow comes on. Pretty standard so far. What is new is that the red
As always, email me at nicole@areanewsgroup.com.
arrow turns off and the yellow arrow starts blinking. This means that left turns are legal, Carol Stamm, Hudson Democratic Committee
but drivers must yield to oncoming traffic. Its sort of like an intersection with a regular
ST. JUDE'S NOVENA
May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved
People talk about a smiling wolf. For the record, no relationship to the Authority to tow and impound cars when drivers lack a valid and preserved throughout the world now and forever.
(expletive deleted) Fox who writes to you every week. license or registration. Sacred Heart of Jesus, pray for us. St. Jude, worker of
The Fox hopes everyones Kits (little Foxes) had a great first miracles, pray for us. St. Jude, helper of the hopeless, pray
The reason that the smiling wolf is mentioned is that he is known for
for us. Say this prayer 9 times a day. By the 8th day your
howling at the moon, something many Hudson property owners were doing week of school. High school sports are in high gear as you
prayer will be answered. Say it for 9 days. It has never been
last weekend, based on the official letter they received from the Office of the can see. The leaves have begun to change, a sad reminder
known to fail. Publication must be promised.
Assessor, Town of Hudson. But remember, as Dr. Sheldon Cooper says, Math that fall is upon us. Please take a moment to pray for the Thank you St. Jude.
can be your friend, and two big paws up to Carl Dubois for trying to quiet the folks who Mother Nature is throwing a curve ball at whether A.J.L.
screaming on Facebook over the weekend. His words: Tax impact is very with rain and wind or fire. Here in New Hampshire is it
small if any change at all. An increased valuation on your home only benefits
your family in equity. Please educate yourself before making these types of
time to check for your snow shovels?
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scholarships and a trip to Washington, D.C. Annually the VFW gives out more than $2.3
Students begin by competing at the post level with million in scholarships and prizes. Interested
a deadline of Oct. 31. Post winners advance to students and teachers should contact Robert
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p.m. Fingerprinting, Liberty Way. 8:09 p.m. Candleridge Circle. 11:05 p.m. Motor vehicle
Wednesday, August 23: 12:42 a.m. Road
6 column
Suspicious activity, Highlander Court. 9:53 p.m. complaint, Derry Road.
Nicholas Stephen Drohan hazard, Parker Circle and Pinecrest Road. 5:22
a.m. Trees/wires down, Albuquerque Avenue
Suspicious activity, Hamel Circle. Monday, August 28: 12:53 a.m. Noise
Friday, August 25: 8:05 a.m. Animal involved complaint, Derry Road. 1:13 a.m. Motor
Nicholas Stephen Drohan, 20, of Hudson, died and Cardinal Lane. 5:39 a.m. Road hazard, incident, Newstead Street. 9:52 a.m. Civil vehicle complaint, Derry Road. 1:14 a.m.
unexpectedly at his home on Aug. 20, 2017. Page Road and Albuquerque Avenue. 7:42 a.m. standby, Bradford Drive. 12:57 p.m. Follow Courtesy ride, Derry Road and Cutler Road.
Nicholas was born on Nov. 17, 1996, in Nashua, Complaint, Talent Road. 8:46 a.m. Assist other up, Liberty Way. 1:45 p.m. VIN check, Temple 8:00 a.m. Assault, Bradford Drive, arrested
son of Stephen Drohan and Jennifer Bertrand. agency, Midway Avenue. 9:03 a.m. Follow up, Drive. 9:24 p.m. Telephone scam, Brook Road. Sarah Rose Blakney, 33, of Manchester,
Nicholas loved being on the water, especially Liberty Way. 9:04 a.m. Road hazard, Hillcrest 5:24 p.m. Assist other agency, Parker Circle. Domestic Violence (simple assault), Stalking,
on the boat on Lake Road. 9:04 am. Civil standby, Talent Road. 6:32 p.m. Shots fired, Fernwood Drive. 9:30 Default or Breach of Bail Conditions, Simple
Winnipesaukee. He had a 12:21 p.m. Medical emergency, Arcadian Lane. p.m. Suspicious vehicle, Derry Road. Assault. 9:20 a.m. Road hazard, Chatfield
deep love for his animals, 4:56 p.m. Suspicious vehicle, Pheasant Lane. Saturday, August 26: 2:08 a.m. Open door/ Drive and April Drive. 11:06 a.m. Motor
ATVs, and tattoos and he 5:15 p.m. Motor vehicle stop, Charles Bancroft unsecured building, Colby Road. 8:30 a.m. vehicle accident, Charles Bancroft Highway.
loved adventure. He would Highway, arrested Justice C. Paine, 20, of Motor vehicle lockout, Charles Bancroft 12:18 p.m. Complaint, Liberty Way. 1:58 p.m.
often break many things, Hudson, charged with Possession of Controlled/ Highway. 3:56 p.m. Animal involved incident, Theft, Charles Bancroft Highway. 5:59 p.m.
but he would be there Narcotic Drugs and Possession of Drugs in a Hillcrest Road. 6:32 p.m. Animal involved Complaint, Charles Bancroft Highway. 6:30 p.m.
with duct tape ready to fix Motor Vehicle. 8:18 p.m. Complaint, Talent incident, Charles Bancroft Highway and Talent Motor vehicle complaint, Talent Road.
whatever needed fixing. Road. 9:26 p.m. Alarm, Highlander Court. 9:40 Road. Tuesday, August 29: 12:32 a.m. Disabled motor
Above all else, family p.m. Alarm, Highlander Court. Sunday, August 27: 3:29 p.m. Noise complaint, vehicle, Charles Bancroft Highway and Talent
was most important to him, Thursday, August 24: 8:27 a.m. Medical April Drive. 4:10 p.m. Noise complaint, Road. 8:15 a.m. Complaint, Snowdrop Lane.
especially his son Daxton. emergency, Old Stage Road. 9:20 a.m. Fernwood Drive. 7:19 p.m. Disturbance, 10:58 a.m. Complaint, Campbell Drive. 11:22
He will be missed greatly Complaint, Liberty Way. 10:21 a.m. VIN check, Charles Bancroft Highway and Albuquerque a.m. Complaint, Moose Hollow Road. 11:35
by all those that knew him. Liberty Way. 11:01 a.m. Fingerprinting, Liberty Avenue. 8:37 p.m. Medical emergency, Molsom a.m. Motor vehicle complaint, Albuquerque
Besides his loving parents, Stephen and Jennifer, Way. 11:11 a.m. Alarm, Pinecrest Road. 11:33 Circle. 8:55 p.m. Suspicious vehicle, Charles Avenue and Mockingbird Lane. 11:40 a.m.
Nicholas is survived by a brother, Cameron Drohan; a.m. Complaint, Charles Bancroft Highway. Bancroft Highway. 10:43 p.m. Assist citizen, Harassment, Robyn Avenue.
a sister, Nicole Drohan; his son, Daxton Drohan and 11:44 a.m. Animal involved incident, Talent
Daxtons mother, Lisette Mojica; a brother-in-law, Road. 1:04 p.m. Motor vehicle stop, Derry
Dylan Lacasse; grandmothers, Marcia Crowley and Road, arrested Sarah Rose Blakney, 33, of
Kathi Martinage; and grandfathers, William Drohan Litchfield, charged with Default or Breach of TOWN OF HUDSON
and William Bertrand; and several aunts, uncles, Bail Conditions, Driving After Revocations or Planning Board
cousins and many dear friends. Suspension, Misuse or Failure to Display Plates.
PUBLIC MEETING
Visiting hours were held on Aug. 24 in the Dumont- 1:21 p.m. Telephone scam, Pilgrim Drive.
2:25 p.m. Serve warrant, Liberty Way, arrested
TOWN OF HUDSON, NH
Sullivan Funeral Home, 50 Ferry St., Hudson. A
Funeral Service was held the following morning in the Robert Timothy Thompson, 48, of Litchfield, SEPTEMBER 20, 2017
funeral home; burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery in charged with Criminal Mischief (vandalism).
4:39 p.m. Motor vehicle accident, The Town of Hudson Planning Board will hold a regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday, September 20, 2017
Hudson.
at 7:00 p.m. in the Buxton Community Development Conference Room at Town Hall. The following items will
Albuquerque Avenue and Pinecrest Road. 6:24
be on the agenda:
I. CALL TO ORDER BY CHAIRPERSON AT 7:00 P.M.
SUDOKU ANSWERS II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
PUBLIC NOTICES
III. ROLL CALL
IV. SEATING OF ALTERNATES
5 2 4 3 1 7 8 6 9
V. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
3 1 7 6 8 9 4 5 2
16 August 17 Meeting Minutes Decisions
8 9 6 4 2 5 1 3 7
VI. CASES REQUESTED FOR DEFERRAL
2 8 1 9 3 6 5 7 4
4 6 5 8 7 2 3 9 1 BOOKKEEPER POSITION VII. CORRESPONDENCE
Library Trustees Opening 2) Commercial Development Site Plan 120 & 126 Derry St. Map 156/Lot 15 & 16 SP#11-17
Purpose of Plan: to construct a free-standing pharmacy, service station and proposed future restau-
The Town of Hudson, NH currently has an opening on the Library Board of rant with parking facilities. Application Acceptance and Hearing.
Trustees. Hudson, NH residents who are interested in applying may submit
an application form, available at Town Hall, 12 School Street, Hudson, XV. OTHER BUSINESS
NH, or online at www.hudsonnh.gov, (click on Applications and Forms XVI. ADJOURNMENT
under FAQ and then on Elected Positions - Board/Vacancy Applica-
All plans and applications are available for review in the Planning Office. Comments may be submitted in writ-
tion. Please return the application to the library or e-mail it to Trustees @
ing until 10:00 a.m. on the Tuesday prior to the day of the meeting.
RodgersLibrary.org by Friday, September 15, 2017. The interview session
will be held during Library Board of Trustees meeting September 20, 2017 The public is invited to attend.
at 6 p.m. John M. Cashell
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Have you Bought your CHS Brick Yet? Bronco Soccer Ladies
courtesy of Cara Gannon Due to the very basic nature of the building, Win Two in OT
After nearly a decade of planning and minimal maintenance will be required for
discussion, a stadium field press box several years. Per the building inspector, Kevin
may soon by a reality at Campbell High Lynch, the press box with exterior stairs does
School. Instead of the precarious steel not need to be ADA compliant (per the ADA
structure currently used, a two-story code) and that a ramp will be built for access
enclosed building would offer safe press into the first-oor concession area (about 6
box capabilities, as well as concessions inches in height). Additionally, there will be
and storage. The Litchfield community can emergency lighting in the building and outside
help fund this $40,000 structure by buying with battery backups in the event that a power
a brick that will literally pave the way onto outage occurs.
the stadium field where the fall and spring The original budget, without considering
athletes play. donated supplies, donated labor, and building
Fundraising sales from bricks and pavers supplies at cost, was projected at $40,000.
Kelly Perry scores twice against Concord.
purchased by the CHS and Litchfield With some of those donated hours and
by Len Lathrop
community will be used in a proposed supplies already incorporated, that brought
Starting your season with three wins versus one loss
walkway that leads onto the game field the cost down by $7,000 (in large part to Dave
is great in a very tough NHIAA Division 1 field. But
area. Several local businesses have already Kidwell and Dave DeCarolis). After the initial
this Friday, Sept. 8, the Lady Broncos travel to Exeter,
become press box sponsors by donating presentation to the school board, the press
who have two wins this season against Spaulding and
various amounts: Inside Track Cabling, Inc.; box committee presented an architectural
Bishop Guertin. Bedford is the only undefeated squad
DLB Paving; Lawn Dawg, Inc; Stagnone rendering of the design to them in July. The
in the conference this early in the season, and the
Chiropractic Center; and Club National, school board granted tentative approval for the
Broncos wont
Inc. proposed press box, and also gave permission
meet them
The stadium field is located directly in for fundraising initiatives to continue.
until Oct. 19,
front of the entrance to the high school.
the last contest
During the fall season, boys and girls The projected timeline for completion of
of the season.
soccer players defend their home turf as the press box is June. The Campbell High
Coach Ryan
they compete in each game there. On School Athletic Booster Club envisions this
Hanlon shared
Saturdays, you will find the football team press box as the first of a three-stage expanded
information
there embracing the grind and working hard project. The next stage will be bleachers
about the
for a victory, while the spirit squad is on incorporated into the home side of the field,
5-4 overtime
the sidelines cheering on their home team. and the third stage is the addition of lights.
win against A hat trick for Emily Lizotte
Springtime brings boys and girls lacrosse, The CHS Booster Club feels strongly that this
Concord,
both self-funded teams, to the field as well. structure will lend itself to outside events
Our team battled from start to finish. An overtime
With all of these sports, various people are and community youth groups, along with the
win is always exciting, and a great accomplishment
dedicated to filming, play calling, score varying events at the school. This is where the
as a team. It was awesome to have both a hat trick
keeping, and announcing the games. CHS community, including alumni, current
from Emily Lizotte, and encouraging to have two goals
Currently, when doing these tasks, these families, and future CHS families, comes in.
from freshman Kelly Perry in her first game getting
brave souls have to sit in a so-called press Campbell Athletics Booster Club is seeking
significant minutes at the varsity level. Goalkeeper
box which is, in reality, a steel frame support to help raise funds for this press box at
Brittney Whiting was very solid making some big saves
scaffolding structure approximately 8-9 Campbell High Schools Stadium Field for CHS
down the stretch. I am very proud of the work ethic
feet high similar to what you might see at athletic events, and other CHS and Litchfield
demonstrated so far this season, and I am looking
a painting or construction site. One must community events. Fundraising began in May
forward to see how far we can go this year.
climb an, oftentimes, slippery ladder to the for business sponsorships with $1,250 being
Dover was on Memorial field on Tuesday, Sept.
second level. These individuals then sit raised so far.
5, and had to get on the bus for a trip home with an
precariously on a chair that is only placed on a 4-foot-deep plank. What The following sponsorships are available:
overtime loss to the Lady Broncos, 2-1. Coach Hanlon,
happens if it is windy or rainy, you might ask? Well, a huge blue tarp is Diamond Sponsorship $5,000
reported a great first half, poor second half, and a
placed over the structure. Of course, it doesnt stop the wind from still Company name featured on the Press Box Large Plaque
great overtime: 1-0 Alvirne at half, 1-1 at the end of
making the structure sway, and only eliminates rain if it isnt pouring. If 12-inch by 12-inch Engraved Granite Block in pathway leading to
regulation, and 2-1 Alvirne in OT.
your gaze takes you across the field to the visitors side, you will see a Stadium Field
Emily Lizotte scored in the first half from an assist
similar structure, strapped to the trees. Yikes is what most spectators Two Company Banners displayed at CHS for three years
from Kelly Perry. Kathryn Wiggins scored from just
probably think. For as long as most local residents can remember, this Full page print advertisement in our Games Brochure
outside the 18 in the 86th minute unassisted for the OT
structure has been the only one in place, most likely since the school was Platinum Sponsorship $2,500
game winner.
first built, about 17 years ago. Company name featured on the Press Box Small Plaque
Brittney Whiting had six saves for Alvirne. Ashley
About 10 years ago, the Litchfield School District School Board tasked 12-inch by 12-inch Engraved Granite Block in pathway leading to
Lecomte and Jamie Calvagna played very well for
then Athletic Director, Coach Dan Kiestlinger, to put together a group to Stadium Field
Alvirne.
research and plan for a press box to be built on the game field. After many Half page print advertisement in our Games Brochure
The Lady Broncos play at Exeter at 6 p.m. on Friday.
well-documented, successful meetings, with a contractor on board to help Gold Sponsorship $1,000
Next weeks games are home against Keene at 4 p.m.
out, the project was halted and put aside due to compliance questions Silver Sponsorship $500, 12-inch by 12-inch Engraved Patio Paver
on Sept. 12 and away at Londonderry at 4 p.m. on
and budget. So there that structure sat through rainstorms and variable in pathway leading to Stadium Field
Sept. 15.
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The structure being proposed is a two-story enclosed shed-like building. 1 Highlander Court Mike Dowling - 45
It would be placed on the home side of the field at the 50-yard line, just Litchfield, NH 03052 8/30: Match at Atkinson Country Club against
inside the fence. Conduit piping will go across the field, to the electric For information, contact Cara Gannon at sixgannons@comcast.net or Timberlane (211) and Keene (212)
box on the visitors; side. This will enable the structure to have electricity. 203-5151. Sponsorship and brick fundraising forms will be available at Alvirnes first match (231)
The structure will have two stories, with the first oor having a space home football games. Forms are also available on the Campbell High Records: Timberlane now 4-0, Keene now 5-1, and
for storage and concession capability. The second oor, accessed by an School Athletics website. Alvirne now 0-2
outside staircase, is the press box. This space would only be available to Lets continue to work together and get this money raised, so that game Alvirnes top 5 scores:
game management personnel from both home and away teams. Videoing,
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managers and athletic department personnel are safe, that their expensive
equipment is protected, and that the Campbell High School stadium field
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oor. The approximate space will be a 10-foot-by-26-foot footprint. The has a structure worthy of Cougar Country Pride. Ryan Santos - 45
structure will be vinyl sided with a shingled roof. Jess Lortie - 47
Cole Taylor - 51
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Bronco Football Faces First Real Test
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by Len Lathrop
A lot of firsts happened last Friday on Memorial
Field at Alvirne High School. It was Sept. 1, the
first week of school had ended, most of the fans in
the stand had coats on for the first time all summer,
and many of the young men who are Broncos
were playing their first-ever NHIAA football game.
And it was the first time Alvirne had ever started a
freshman quarterback.
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plays. The drive concluded on a 29-yard pass from
junior quarterback Aidan Goujon to junior wideout Pinkerton team has been year after year.
Ryan Auger for the score to make it 7-0. For the Broncos, bright spots included junior
The Astros (1-0) scored in each of their first five running back Hayden Callery, who ran for 32
possessions of the game. In the second drive,
Every Friday Pinkerton needed eight plays to get downfield
yards, who was last years starting quarterback
8:30PM - 10PM
now being utilized as a fullback. And senior
for a 6-yard TD run by sophomore Avery Battle running back Jacob Donahue, who netted 16 yards.
to double the lead. The Astros offense was back Freshman quarterback Kyle Gora ran for 32 yards.
on the field quickly following a Broncos fumble, In addition, Alexander Giuffrida had 26 yards.
Every Saturday & Sunday leading to a 12-yard TD run by Battle. I thought our kids played hard, Rothe said.
3PM - 4:20PM
As the final seconds ran off the clock, the total Thats all I asked them. Just hang in there, fight,
was 48-0, while the clock was operating on the do everything you can. As long as you can go
mercy rule where it only stops for time outs, scores, home and look yourself in the mirror, I dont care
penalties and injury, as it was 35 to zero at the half, what the score is. Im proud of them.
20 Constitution Drive stick & puck the Broncos continued to fight.
First-year Alvirne Head Coach Tarek Rothe spoke
about the young team he had and how tough the
The Broncos will face Nashua North Friday, Sept.
8 at Stellos Stadium at 7 p.m. North is 1-0 after
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