Hudson Litchfield News 6-26-2015

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Campbell High Graduates about

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by Marisa Ratt
the little daily quirks,
Family, friends,
from Skinny Monday to
and most importantly,
Chicken Patty Tuesday
the 2015 graduating
he realized that these
class of Campbell
once seemingly trite
High School, were
occurrences will now be
finally graced with
greatly missed. Kmon
beautiful weather on
even managed to work
Friday, June 19. After
in the words of Beyonce,
three consecutive
and truly entertained his
years of rain, the sun
class as he had the whole
shone over the stage
crowd laughing, livening
and array of chairs,
the mood on what was a
which held hundreds
bittersweet day for many.
of proud family
Campbells Salutatorian,
members and friends
Chris Beauregard, then
gathered to watch the
took the stage. Reminding
seniors accept their
his classmates of the
high school diplomas.
legacy they have left there,
Everyone rose
and taking pride in the fact
to watch the 110
that they will forever bleed
Campbell graduates
black and red.
march, two by two,
After recollecting
in black and red,
on the past four years,
through the front
appreciating all that
doors as a class
Campbell High has to
one last time. The
offer, and truly recognizing
procession was
the growth and mark that
immediately followed Class Essayist Griffin Kmon speaks for and about his class. the Class of 2015 has
by the pledge of
made, Student Council
allegiance, led by Class Vice President Jon
Co-Presidents Shelby Chacos and Samantha
Donaghey, which was then followed by the
Fletcher introduced the guest speaker, Derek
Star-Spangled Banner sung by graduate Adam
Barka, by focusing on the time given and impact
Champagne.
he has made upon the community. Barka of
Class Secretary Connar Quigley then
Litchfield works as director of client services for
welcomed his class, as well as all in attendance,
SilverTech, a digital marketing agency based in
before asking his fellow seniors to deliver a
Manchester.
carnation to the person they felt helped them
the most throughout their high school career.
Graduate Megan Lacasse greeted her twin sisters,
Emma and Olivia, 8, with a hug and presented
them with the flower.
Valedictorian Dominique Kaempf

addresses her classmates.
submitted by Rhiannon Snide

Following the graduates
One of the best in recent
speeches was the presentation
memory is how Susan Bureau,
of the Chester Steckevicz
dean of academics, described
award; presenting the award
the Alvirne High School Class
was Bill Hughen, student
of 2015, before handing
counseling district director.
the mic over to 2015 Class
Just a sample of all the
President Timothy Campbell.
extra-curricular activities
Timothy first addressed the
the recipient participated
empty chair dedicated to the
in included: school band,
late Mallory Gray, who passed
National Honor Society,
away in 2009. As a classmate,
Spanish National Honor
and friend to all a standing
Society, and Youth Group. The
applause was attributed to
recipient, Devon Langlois, who
Mallory as Timothy stated that
will be attending University
she is greatly missed, but not
of Massachusetts Lowell, was
forgotten.
described by Hughen as hard
Timothy went on to give
working and driven, both
Looking for family and friends in the
three pieces of advice to his
characteristics that helped her
crowd is McKayla Sharp.
fellow classmates. Take time
earn this prestigious award.
to appreciate life; do not be
continued to page 10- AHS Graduation
apathetic; and dont let someone else do it. He
asked all the graduates to look forward to the
future and give their all to all they do. Timothy
left his classmates with the final piece of advice
to go, go, go. Dont just be in the world, change
it.
Samantha Belliveau faced her fear of public
speaking when delivering the graduations
Salutatorian speech. She began by explaining
after 12 long years of avoiding speaking in front
of a crowd Ive been rewarded by speaking in
an arena in front of thousands of people. She
then urged her fellow graduates to face their
fears, just as she has. Courage is invaluable to
our futures she continued, asking everyone to
use their unique talents to better our world.
Class Valedictorian Dominique Kaempf related
life, before and during high school, to a fairy tale,
referring to graduation as the happily ever after.
While she was sad to say that this chapter of
their lives has come to an end, a smile of hope
was projected when she explained that every
graduate has the chance to choose which
adventures they now want to take.
Dominique wanted all of her fellow graduates
to be proud of the fact that no matter where their
The Chester Steckevicz Award recipient Devon Langlois
next chapter takes them, together we added a
leaves the stage after accepting the medal.
chapter to the story that is Alvirne High School.
Staff photos by Len Lathrop
Emily Moreau waves as she presents the white carnation.
Presenting mom with a flower is Connor Cote; a

Campbell tradition where each senior finds the person who
guided them thoughout the school years.
Graduate Sarah Nolan then thanked faculty
member Chester Orban for serving his final year
before retirement with their class, and awarded
him the yearbook dedication. In return, Orban
expressed his gratitude to the graduating class,
acknowledging their hard work and success,
remembering the bonds created and reminiscing
on the memories made before ending his speech
with, may the force be with you.
By running through his typical day at CHS,
Class Essayist Griffin Kmon was able to capture
the essence of Campbell High. By recalling all
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Barka began his speech by admitting the terror

that he was overcome by when first being asked
to speak at graduation. But this only proved
his next words, that, everyone is scared.
Whether it be the fear of graduating, getting a
job, or starting a family, Barka explained how
it is normal to have fears. He then stated that
it is how you deal with these fears that dictate
the person you become, and shape who you
are. Barka gave the advice, Do not be scared
of making mistakes, do be scared of giving up.
This was then followed by his own story of how
he managed to work his way up in a company
that he made achievable through creating his
own opportunities and by expanding his network.
He also encouraged the class to go outside of
their comfort zone, explaining that, life is about
putting yourself out there, before leaving them
with one final piece of advice. He asked them to
remember that, luck is preparing yourself so that
when an opportunity presents itself you can take
advantage of it.
Valedictorian Amy Bosteels then followed with
her speech. By comparing life to a book, she was
continued to page 8- CHS Graduation
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Remember Hudson When ...

Camp Cayuga Summer Camp c. 1956
Accolades
Endicott College is pleased to announce that Jayla Christina-Jo
Brennen of Litchfield was named to the Deans List for the spring
semester. Jayla is the daughter of Jayson and Judy Brennen and is a
junior majoring in Liberal Studies/Education.
Boston University awarded academic degrees to 6,100 students in
May. Receiving degrees were Litchfield residents Joshua B. Forhart,
Master of Business Administration in Business Administration and
Management; and Jay C. Vance, Master of Science in Medical Science.
Hudson residents receiving degrees include Chirag J. Patel, Bachelor
of Arts in Chemistry; Elaina M. Silveri, Bachelor of Science in Speech,
Language and Hearing Science, cum laude; Michael J. Kirk, Master of
Science in Computer Information Systems; Luke D. Mertins, Bachelor of
Science in Biomedical Engineering, magna cum laude; Kayla E. Duval,
Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering, magna cum laude;
Steven D. Gable, Master of Business Administration in Health Sector
Management, Honors; William J. Livingston, Bachelor of Science in
Biomedical Engineering.
Hudson residents Patrick W. Collins and Matthew J. Gleason have
been named to the Presidents List at Western New England for the spring
semester.
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SIDING
submitted by Ruth Parker

As early as 1956 boys
and girls between the ages
of 7 and 14 were bused,
transported by car, or
walked to Camp Cayuga
on the Lowell Road in
Hudson. Camp Cayuga,
a summer day camp,
was operated by John S.
Groves on his familys
265-acre farm.
The camp activities
started at 9 a.m. and
ended at 4 p.m. Each
camper brought their
own lunch except on
Thursdays when there was
a noonday cookout. The
camping season was eight
weeks, during the months
of July and August. As
many as 125-plus children came from towns like Milford, Amherst,
Merrimack, Lowell, Chelmsford, Nashua and Hudson. Camp
facilities included a large barn for a place of assembly, a bath
houses, Indian camps where campers divided into tribes, playing
fields, horseback riding rinks, and woods for nature study, as well
as a swimming pond dug by a bulldozer along a brook running
through the property. Horseback riding was one of the more
popular events. Special events, such as horse shows, carnivals,
and fishing derbies, were often held.
The Groves farm was located on the western side of Lowell Road
and extended to the Merrimack River. Until 1955 Mr. Groves had
farmed the land and operated an automobile sales agency on the
premises. He then turned from selling cars to teaching school. The

idea of using the farm as a summer camp was suggested to him by
a friend a few years earlier. The possibilities for expansion were
considered as tremendous as within a 15-mile radius there were
200,000 people and only two other day camps in the area.
Within a few years growth came to Lowell Road and with it
an increase in property values. The State of New Hampshire
had plans for a Circumferential Highway. By the early 1970s the
northern portion of this farm was used for the access road to the
Sagamore Bridge. Of the remaining acres, the part abutting Lowell
Road is the location of Sams Club; the back portion toward the
river is part of the Green Meadow golf course. Photo courtesy of
Leo Demers and now a part of the Historical Society Collection.
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to call attention to the dangers of deadly lightening strikes. As we
begin our summer season in the outdoors, thunderstorms are a real
threat. On the beach, the golf course, sporting events, boating,
or in the mountains. People are placing themselves in the most
vulnerable areas during a thunderstorm.
Most of the general public is unaware of the dangers of lightening.
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Plaza) for the report of a suspicious package.
Upon arrival to the scene, it was determined a
citizen found a suspicious package and placed it
on the sidewalk of the plaza. Patrol units were
unable to determine if the package was safe;
therefore, the decision was made to contact
the Nashua Police Department to request the
assistance of their Hazardous Device Unit.
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An Experiment in Sound
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LMS Student Project Requires a High Level of Thinking
Eighth grade band and Period F science come together.

submitted by Elizabeth Dodd
Litchfield Middle School Band Director Carolyn
Leite and eighth grade science teacher Liz Dodd
recently combined their classes to participate
in an exciting interdisciplinary project. Both
educators are fully supportive of the STEAM
initiative which seeks to engage students in
Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and
Mathematics.
To wrap up the year, Mrs. Leite and Ms. Dodd
designed an interactive performance assessment
in which band students were paired with science
students to investigate engineering and sound.
Students were provided with random materials
and required to design and build a functioning

instrument capable of producing five different
pitches. While the science students had
to be able to explain how the instrument
produced sound, band students were tasked
with teaching their partner to play Mary Had
a Little Lamb on the instrument their group
designed.
After each group performed individually,
the project culminated in a whole group
performance with band students playing
traditional instruments and science students
playing their musical inventions. The students
produced outstanding designs, rationales,
Marissa Carignan, left, and Kamryn Ford

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and instruments that impressed both Leite
and Dodd. While this was a very difficult
assignment that required higher order thinking,
each student had a great time and suggested
Background (from left): Ryan Blow, Aiden Coyne, Olivia Garand;
the project be incorporated in future years for
Foreground: Luke Gomes and Olivia Carlson
other students to enjoy.
Bob McGilvary, Hudson, helps Cori, 3, place her flag in the

cemetery next to the Litchfield Fire Station.
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Litchfield Community Church Commemorates Flag Day

submitted by Rev. Dr. Lori Wiley
The Litchfield Community Church
celebrated Flag Day on Sunday, June 14,
with the help of the color guard from Boy
Scout Crew 11. The color guard led the
congregation in the pledges of allegiance
to the Christian and American flags, and
in a recessional from the sanctuary to the
cemetery, where each person placed a
flag in front of a grave.
The congregation included its youngest
member, Corinne, age 3, who was helped
by Bob McGilvary of Hudson, to place her
flag. McGilvary, a Vietnam veteran, made
sure the veterans were honored.
Killian Franklin and his father, David
Franklin, served as the color guard. David
Franklin is involved in Scouting at the
troop level as assistant scoutmaster. He
is also an adviser to the crew level Boy
Scouts, the chaplain of the unit and district level Boy
Scouts, and serves on the advisory council at the
district level of Boy Scouts. They are both members
of the Litchfield Community Church family where
Franklin serves as an elder.
The (so-far undocumented) story is that there are
Celebrating Flag Day at Litchfield Community Church

no human remains in the cemetery. The cemetery
had been located near the river, and got flooded. The
gravestones were rescued by the town and placed on
higher ground next to the fire station on 3A, behind
the Litchfield Community Church building, a reminder
of the resurrection: He is not here, he is risen!
Boy Scout Killian Franklin presents the colors.
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Beating the Summer Slide
Summer is here! This is the time of year when you find public
libraries across the country kicking into high gear with summer reading
programs and activities for all ages. For adults its time to relax with
beach reads and whole host of new titles. But for children and teens its
much more. Summer reading is a proven cure for the summer slide,
a real learning loss that occurs when kids are out of school. Simply
put, kids who are not reading or learning throughout the summer find
themselves behind their peers when school resumes in the fall.
The Rodgers Memorial Library kicks off its Childrens Summer
Reading Program Every Hero Has A Story on Friday, June 26 at 5
p.m. with a barbeque and an outdoor concert with the talented and
entertaining Steve Blunt and Friends. Eastern Propane has generously
donated food and Hudson Litchfield Rotary Club members are on the
grills. The Hudson Lions Club, CFWC Hudson Womens Community
and Juniors Clubs, and the Friends of the Hudson Library are providing
time, talent and additional funding. Our summer reading program is
packed with activities and this is a great opportunity to find out more.
Our Teen Summer Reading is Program Hero or Villain?
starts Monday, June 29 at 9:30 p.m. with Laser Tag in the library.
Throughout the summer teens can earn prizes with Hero points for
reading and Villain points for watching media.
Adults can avoid the summer slide too with Pages for Prizes, our
Adult Summer Reading Program where you can earn a raffle ticket for
every library book, e-book, or audiobook you read or listen to. Raffle
tickets earn gift certificates donated by local businesses to restaurants,
theaters and stores. We are also continuing our Free Friday Film Fest
beginning July 10 at 6:30 p.m. with big name films just released on
DVD, popcorn included.
Our summer hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 9
a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday (and open for the movie until 9 p.m.) and 9 a.m.
to 1 p.m. Saturday. Visit us to stop the slide and have fun!
MooreMart has a New Name

by Len Lathrop
While the purpose of the organization wont be changed, Judge Paul
Moore has agreed, on the recommendation of the New Hampshire
Judicial Conduct Committee, to step down from the management and
leadership of MooreMart. While there has never been a complaint, the
requirements and regulations of judicial behavior are immense and
growing every day. Moores participation as a board member and the
organizations president would be an ongoing challenge.
Carol Moore Biggo and Brain Moore, the judges brother and sister,
who both have relocated to Virginia and dont have the ability to
physically participate at the packing events, will continue to support the
organization but no longer will hold positions on the board.
Since Feb. 19, 2004, 72,481packages have been shipped to active
military serving our country.
While the new name is not official, former MooreMart Treasurer Ted
Luszey will move up to be the president of Operation Troop Care
once the name is approved by the State of New Hampshire. The new
organization will maintain the same vision, mission and desire to serve
the troops, just under the new name. Luszey has been calling and
talking with all the corporate sponsors of the organization and reports
that all are committed to continue with the effort.
Look Beyond the Fireworks

While fireworks brighten the skies during
first weekend in July, when we have barbecues
and parties have we forgotten the recognition
of the sanctity of individual freedom? Most
know that on Independence Day we celebrate
the gift of freedom given to us 239 years ago by
the founders of our great nation.
In our world where news from other
countries reaches us as fast if not faster than
something happening in our own towns,
we should be more aware of how precious
freedom itself is. Will we understand its true
value until it is threatened or lost? The 9/11
event was the largest test of the loss of freedom
that we have felt on the shores of the United States, but did we see
it as a threat to our freedom or a terrorist attack to overthrow our
government?
The girls of Troop 10900 would like to thank all individuals who
participated in helping make their Silver Award projects a reality.
Numerous family members provided funding to allow us to begin
our projects. Community members donated fleece to our cause. The
Quilters Guild and members of the Hudson Memorial staff joined
us in our first community event, and the Senior Center director and
members joined us in our second community event. The Keystone Girl
Scouts joined us in making blankets and minis at our third community
event, and Hudson community members joined in our fourth and final
blanket and mini making day. The Hudson Recreation Department
and Hudson Memorial School allowed us to use their space to hold our
events. The Hudson Litchfield News posted our events in their calendar,
and the HCTV cable ran our event on their television channels. Last,
but not least, our delivery man who made sure all of the pieces made it
safely!
Thank you to our mentor, Mrs. Whitaker, for all of her guidance and
support throughout our eight month project. Thank you to the Lowe
family for your support and in joining the girls in making blankets. In
total, the girls delivered 70 lap blankets and 148 minis labeled in honor
of McKenzie Lowe to pediatric cancer patients at Childrens Hospital at
Dartmouth and Dana Farber Cancer Center. Additionally, Childrens
Hospital at Dartmouth has asked to continue our work thus making
our project sustainable. To help them begin this process, we provided
them with 38 pre-cut lap blankets to make in therapy sessions with their
pediatric patients. Without all of this community support our Silver
Award Projects could not have been as successful!
Jennifer Nangle, Co-Leader, Troop 10900, Hudson
Sunday, June 14: 1:06 a.m. Lift assist, Barretts Hill Road. 1:26
a.m. Abdominal pain, Fox Hollow Drive. 7:35 a.m. Box alarm,
Hudson Park Drive. 7:46 a.m. Fall related injury, Lowell Road. 9:03
a.m. Laceration, Sherburne Road. 10:23 a.m. Brush fire, James
Way. 12:31 p.m. General illness, Canterberry Court. 2:16 p.m.
Fall related injury, Lowell Road. 4:10 p.m. Explosion, Bridle Bridge
Road. 5:36 p.m. Difficulty breathing, Perry Court (L). 6:18 p.m.
Fall related injury, Derry Road. 9:16 p.m. Unknown medical, Ferry
Street. 9:26 p.m. Illegal burn, Webster Street.
Monday, June 15: 1:59 p.m. Fall related injuries, Lowell Road. 2:17
p.m. Ankle injury, Dracut Road. 2:40 p.m. Unknown medical,
Marsh Road. 7:58 p.m. Assist citizen, St. Anthony Drive. 8:53 p.m.
Chest pain, Bush Hill Road.
Tuesday, June 16: 8:35 a.m. Difficulty breathing, Charles Bancroft
Highway (L). 10:41 a.m. Unknown medical, Brody Lane. 10:52
a.m. Stroke, Derry Road. 10:55 a.m. Assist citizen, Hurley Street.
11:43 a.m. Diabetic problem, Dugout Road. 1:46 p.m. Lift assist,
Adam Drive. 2:11 p.m. Difficulty breathing, Derry Street. 4:41 p.m.
Motor vehicle accident, Derry Street. 4:51 p.m. Abdominal pain,
Summer Avenue. 6:03 p.m. Motor vehicle accident, Lowell Road.
8:29 p.m. Mutual aid Ambulance, Nashua. 11:39 p.m. Chest pain,
Derry Road.
Wednesday, June 17: 5:21 a.m. Gas leak, Hampshire Drive.
11:33 a.m. Difficulty breathing, Lowell Road. 12:31 p.m. Stroke,
does
Martin Lane (L). 3:24 p.m. Assist citizen, Library Street. 3:52 p.m.
Dizziness, Davenport Road. 5:55 p.m. Knee injury, Greeley Street.
6:21 p.m. Chest pain, Cricketfield Lane. 8:20 p.m. Structure fire,
Raven Drive.
Thursday, June 18: 4:36 a.m. Difficulty breathing, Elmwood
Drive. 6:16 a.m. Abrasions, Derry Street. 8:30 a.m. Head injury,
Commercial Street. 9:04 a.m. Assist citizen, Pelham Road. 9:33
a.m. General illness, Elmwood Drive. 9:36 a.m. Assist citizen,
School Street. 11:33 a.m. Illegal burn, Greeley Street. 12:16 p.m.
Multiple injuries, Derry Street. 12:53 p.m. Unknown medical, Derry
Street. 2:50 p.m. Unconscious person, Deerwood Drive (L). 2:53
p.m. Mutual aid Engine, Litchfield. 7:08 p.m. Fall related injury,
Lowell Road. 7:23 p.m. Multiple injuries, Constitution Drive.
Friday, June 19: 10:56 a.m. Back pain, Daniel Webster Drive. 1:18
p.m. Assist citizen, Lowell Road. 6:29 p.m. Assist citizen, Maple
Avenue. 8:58 p.m. Hemorrhaging, Charles Bancroft Highway (L).
Saturday, June 20: 1:24 a.m. Hemorrhaging, Lowell Road. 3:09
a.m. Box alarm, Commercial Street. 6:11 a.m. Abdominal pain,
Derry Lane. 10:30 a.m. Fainting, Pelham Road. 11:54 a.m. Box
alarm, Lowell Road. 1:33 p.m. General illness, Baker Street. 1:48
p.m. Unknown medical, Lowell Road. 2:32 p.m. Ambulance
transfer, Lowell Road. 5:45 p.m. Mutual aid Ambulance,
Londonderry. 7:29 p.m. Multiple injuries, Walmart Boulevard. 8:38
p.m. Assist citizen, Library Street.
Hudson Community Television

Sat. June 27
7:00 a.m. Jazz Cardio
7:30 a.m. Dogs Dinner
8:30 a.m. A Place Called Pluto
10:00 a.m. Garden & Home in Hudson
10:30 a.m. Hills Memorial Library Presents Medieval Calendar
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12 p.m. Hudson Perambulation

1:00 p.m. Cooking in the Merrimack Valley
1:30 p.m. The Local Kids
2:00 p.m. ACT Peoples United Bank 100
4:00 p.m. The Steve Katsos Show
4:30 p.m. Big Truck Day
5:00 p.m. Benson Park Tree Day
5:30 p.m. Memorial Day Parade
6:00 p.m. Extrication Demonstration
6:30 p.m. Jazz Cardio
7:00 p.m. Pay it Forward - Billy Inkslinger
Sun. June 28 and Wed. July 1
7:00 a.m. Jazz Cardio
7:30 a.m. Body Sculpt
8:00 a.m. Seniorcize
8:30 a.m. Septic System Management for Homeowners
9:00 a.m. Hudson First Baptist Church
10:00 a.m. Trinity Assembly of God
11:00 a.m. Three Fractured Pigs/The Garden
12:00 p.m. Knights of Columbus Presents
1:00 p.m. Dr. Scott Hahn - The Lords Prayer
2:00 p.m. Mountain Man Adventures
2:30 p.m. Adventure TV - Waterfalls
3:00 p.m. Vermont Community Access Media Presents Green
Mountain Vets for Peace
4:00 p.m. Hudson First Baptist Church
5:00 p.m. Trinity Assembly of God
6:00 p.m. Travels with Charlie
6:30 p.m. Jazz Cardio
7:00 p.m. The Humble Farmer
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* Extractions performed here in our office.
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to control his or her destiny without fear of
interference by government or others. Our
government was intentionally designed to
serve the people rather than vice versa. Our
government was specifically structured to play
a minimal role in peoples lives.
The Fox has questions about government.
As his den is in Hudson many questions are
always forefront School District 81 and the
selectmen of our town. But well close this
week wishing that everyone take a moment
during their celebration to reflect on the
meaning of freedom. And be assured that
there will be many more questions when we reach out to you again
on July 10 for now Happy Independence Day.
the Fox Say
Charlie Matthews, Director, Rodgers Memorial Library, Hudson
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Your Hometown Community Calendar
Friday, June 26
Summer Program for Children Summer Kickoff Barbeque, 5 p.m. at the
Rodgers Memorial Library. To register
and to find out more about these and the
many other childrens programs happening this
summer, go to rmlnh.org/kidsrp.
Teen Summer Reading Program at the Rodgers

Memorial Library. Students entering grades 6-12
can play laser tag in the library after hours at 9:30
p.m. Pre-registration and signed release form
required to participate. Come to this opening
event and find out about all the other fun activities
happening throughout the summer.
Get Carter a Dog, 7 p.m., White Birch Catering

& Banquet Hall, 222 Central St., Hudson. Nine
year old Carter needs a medical companion dog
to assist with his diabetes. This fundraiser event
includes an Auction and live music by many
Hudson Firefighters.
Tuesdays for the Month of July

Summertime Story Time is being held at the
First Baptist Church of Hudson located at 236
Central St. every Tuesday morning in July from
10 to 10:30 a.m. Children up to age 5 and their
parent or guardian are invited to attend this free
event to enjoy Bible stories, games and crafts.
This is not a drop-off event, so plan to stay and
enjoy some fellowship with other parents. Story
Time will meet in the church nursery. E-mail
Bethellen at bledoux1@comcast.net with any
questions.
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Friday, June 26 thru Monday, August 10

Upcoming Summer Programs for Children at
Rodgers Memorial Library:
June 26: Summer Kickoff Barbeque, 5
p.m.
June 25: Concert with Steve Blunt &
Friends, 6 p.m.
June 29-Aug.t 10: Heroes in Our
Backyard: Meet a local hero each week,
10 a.m.,
July 2: Captain America Obstacle
Course, 10 a.m.-8 p.m.
July 7: Cooking with Miss Karen, ages
6-8, easy treats to make and eat, 12 p.m.
July 8: Mini Big Truck Day, Library
parking lot, 10 a.m.
July 9: Ring of Power, ages 6-8, make
your own ring of power, 1 p.m.
To register and to find out more about these and
the many other childrens programs go to rmlnh.
org/kids.
Saturday, June 27
From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Community
th Church
of Hudson, 19 Central St.,
Hudson will hold a Fill A Bag For $5
sale. Closed July and August so fill a bag
today. Clothes, shoes, books, household items,
toys. Everything on sale before summer.
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Saturday, June 27
Litchfield Presbyterian A Community Church,
annual Strawberry Festival from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. Fresh Strawberry Shortcake, made from fresh
picked strawberries from Wilson Farms, burgers,
hot dogs and sausage grinders. Baked goods for
sale along with a chance to win a themed raffle
basket. Granite State Karate will host games and
demonstrations, Emad the Twister will be showing
off his balloon twisting skills, and Del Stephens
will be playing live music. Crafters will be set up
inside the fire station and the historical society
will be open.
Saturdays, June 27 thru Sunday, September 6
The Rodgers Memorial Library in Hudson will
be open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays through
Labor Day weekend.
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Monday, June 29
Laser Tag for Grades 6-12. Registration
is now open for the opening event of the
Wednesday, July 1
NH Hands Free Law goes into effect.
st The NH Hands Free Law prohibits the
use of handheld electronic devices while
driving or temporarily stopped in traffic
for a stop sign, traffic signal, or any other
temporary delay. Cell phones, GPS, tablets, iPads,
iPods and any other devices that require data entry
are included in the ban. The use of Bluetooth or
other hands-free electronic devices is allowed
under state statue. Further information on HB
1360 may be found at http://www.gencourt.state.
nh.us/legislation/2014/HB1360.html.
Wednesday, July 1 thru Monday, August 31

Adult Summer Reading Raffle. Adults can get
raffle tickets for every Rodgers Memorial Library
book they read or listen to, including free audio
books and e-books downloaded through the
library website. Prizes include gift certificates
to local restaurants and stores. Go to rmlnh.org/
adultsrp to register and record books read or fill
out raffle tickets at the library and drop them into
the raffle bowl on the circulation desk. Each
participant in the raffle will get a coupon for a free
book at the Friends of the Library Second Hand
Prose Book Sale at the Hills Memorial Library
building on the second Sunday of the month from
11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and most months on the third
Thursday from 5 to 8 p.m.
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Friday, July 3 & Saturday, July 4

The Rodgers Memorial Library will be
closed for the 4th of July Holiday
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Saturdays, July 4 thru August 29

The Aaron Cutler Memorial
Library will be closed on
Saturdays.
Wednesday, July 8
Revival of the American
th Chestnut Tree: 100 years ago
the American chestnut was the
dominant tree species in U.S.
forests east of the Mississippi River.
Get answers by attending: History,
Demise & Restoration of the American
Chestnut Tree by Curt Laffin at 1 p.m.
at the Hudson Senior Center. . How important
were these trees to our economic growth and
culture? Why are these trees rare today? What
is the American Chestnut Foundation doing to
restore American chestnut to our forests? What is
Hudsons role in chestnut restoration?
will be on vacation beginning

Thursday, June 25
Offices will re-open
on Monday, July 6 at 9 a.m.
Wednesdays, July 8 & August 12

Movie Night at the Aaron Cutler library in
Litchfield. Every second Wednesday of the month
we show a popular, newly released to DVD films.
We start the move at 7 p.m. and then stay after
hours. Feel free to call the circulation desk to find
out what the latest film will be at 424-4044.
Friday, July 10 thru Sunday, July 12
Blast Off with Vacation Bible School
at First Baptist Church of Hudson.
Registration will be held Friday at 5:30
p.m. For 4 years to fifth grade. More info:
www.firstbaptisthudson.com or bledoux@
comcast.net.
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Sunday, July 12
A Used Book Sale with the Friends of
the Library of Hudson from 11 a.m. to 3
p.m., lower level of the Hills Memorial
Library Building, 18 Library St., Hudson.
Monday, July 13 thru Friday, July 17

Welcome to Summer Thunder Kids
th Club at Open Doors Christian Fellowship
Church, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., ages
5-12. Bible stories, games, crafts, snacks!
Register at www.odcf-nh.com or call 4249240.
Thursday, July 2
The Hudson Town Clerks Office will
close on 4:30 p.m. for the long holiday
weekend.
Art Exhibit and Reception. The Rodgers

Memorial Library is pleased to present the first
showing of digital art of the team of Margaret
L. Woitkowski, Daniel Tomolonis, and Roberta
Woitkowski. The trio has worked in a variety
of media. Come see their work throughout the
month of July. Attend the artists reception today
from 6 to 8:30 p.m.
Friday, July 3
Aaron Cutler Memorial
Library, Litchfield will be closed
for the 4th of July Holiday
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Tuesday, July 14
Rocket Launch at the Hudson
Community Center on Lions Ave., from
6:30 to 8 p.m. Join the Hudson Cub
Scouts for an exploration of space! Bring a
2-liter soda bottle, and a parent, and well help
you make your own rocket and launch it! This is
open to all children 5-plus, and there is not cost.
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There will NOT be

a newspaper July 3
Contact Ben Dibble if you have questions at 3057492.

Thursday, July 23
Live Music on the Lawn of the Aaron
Cutler Library (rain location TBA). Join
us at 7 p.m. for a free live concert on the
library lawn as we enjoy the music of the
39th Army National Guard Band. Bring bug spray,
blankets and chairs to make yourself the most
comfy and then sit back and enjoy! Feel free to
call the circulation desk with additional questions
at 424-4044.
3rd
Tuesday, August 11
The Finest Hours sponsored in part
by a grant from the New Hampshire
Humanities Council is free and open to
the public. Author Michael Tougias will
be presenting a program based on his book that
narrates the true account of the tragic events that
unfold as two different tankers split in two off
the coast of Cape Cod, Mass., and the harrowing
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p.m. Feel free to contact the Aaron Cutler Library
circulation desk for more information at 4244044.
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Thursday, August 14 thru Sunday,

August 17
Hudson Old Home Days! One
stop fun for all ages on the Hills House
grounds across from Alvirne High School.
There will be many of the wonderful activities
that have always been at Old Home Days and
some new ones. Pay One Price wristbands, the
carnival rides thru Sunday, a singing competition,
man free kids games on Saturday, fireworks on
Saturday, and more. Visit our Facebook Page
Hudson NH Old Home Days or online at http://
hudsonoldhomedays.blogspot.com.
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Gatherings
Charlene Sandra Douvris

Charlene Sandra Douvris (April 29, 1946 June 17, 2015) of
But they never crushed your spirit my friend, you never let them have that. You
Hudson, formerly of Woburn (Class of 1964-1965), and Acton,
stood tall & walked proud even when you were dying inside. Keeping the peace ...
Mass.
always keeping the peace.
After a long and courageous battle with Acute Respiratory
Those of us who loved you will never, ever forget you. We will forever see your
Distress Syndrome (ARDS), Charlene fell asleep peacefully
smile, hear your laugh & feel your love. Though the world will never be the same, it
surrounded by her loving family.
truly was a better place because of you.
She is survived by her devoted husband of 49 years, Bill
Rest now my friend, your journey here on earth is over. We have lost an incredible
Douvris; her three children, Darlene Murray of Tyngsborough,
lady but Heaven has gained the most glorious of angels.
Mass., Stephanie Nigro of Westford, Mass. and Peter Douvris
A Memorial Service was held at the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, 70
of Hudson, N.H.; her sons-in-law, John Murray and Joseph
Montvale Ave., Woburn, Mass., on June 25. Immediately following the Service a
Nigro; her five grandchildren, Stephanie and Nicholas Murray,
luncheon and Celebration of Charlenes Wonderful Life was held at the Hellenic
Melanie, Elaina, and Sophia Nigro; and her sister, Dorothy
Community Center.
Colwell of Dunstable, Mass.
Arrangements were by Graham Funeral Home, 3 Arlington Rd., Woburn, Mass.
Charlene was a grandmother, mother, friend and wife. She was the definition of
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Yiayia. She knitted all of her grandchildrens first blanket which they all still hold
for comfort. She baked their first piece of chocolate cake or brownie
and fed it to them against their mothers wishes. When anyone has a
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Alyssa Wilson, graduating senior at Alvirne High School and a
cadet in the Aerospace Science Program, was recently presented the
DAR National Defense Committee ROTC Award during the award
ceremony at the Veterans Field at Alvirne High School.
The certificate and accompanying bronze medal were presented
to Alyssa by Eleanor Freeman, regent of the Matthew Thornton
Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution.
Alyssa is the seventh student in the Alvirne JROTC program to
receive this award. To be eligible for this award, the cadet must
meet the following criteria: rank in the top 25 percent of their
aerospace science class; rank in the top 25 percent of their high
school class; demonstrate qualities of dependability and good
character; demonstrate adherence to military discipline; and possess
leadership ability and a fundamental and patriotic understanding of
the importance of JROTC training.
Alyssa is the daughter of Lorna and Kyle Wilson. She plans on
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The JROTC program at Alvirne is under the leadership of Air

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Colonel William Thomas (retired).
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Cadet Alyssa Wilson Receives ROTC Award
submitted by Rosie Sampson, Director, The Inn at Fairview

Are you taking a vacation this summer? What about a couple of
weeks at the beach, or moving that recent high school graduate to
college? Sounds like a typical summer schedule, but, if you are the
primary caregiver to an elderly parent, grandparent, or other loved
one taking a vacation is impossible or is it? More and more
families are taking care of their loved one at home and trying to find
the balance between being caregiver, parent, and/or spouse. Trying
to plan time away can create anxiety as you worry about who will
care for your loved at home. There is an option available that many
families are unaware of that is called Respite.
Respite is a unique opportunity for a caregiver to secure a shortterm stay at a healthcare community for a long weekend, a couple
of weeks or even a month depending on what the individual needs
are. Most healthcare communities offer respite options where all

of the needs of your loved one will be met by a caring, professional
staff, 24 hours each day. The staff will provide daily personal care,
medication assistance, meals and a host of activities for active
engagement. While you are enjoying time away, you can have
peace of mind knowing that your loved one is safe and well cared
for and enjoying a little vacation of their own.
Respite is also a great option for individuals who are recovering
from surgery or other medical concerns and are not ready to return
home alone just yet. Or better yet, someone who wants to try
assisted living without making a long-term commitment. Supportive
options are available for caregivers and for seniors who are living
independently. For more information about respite options call
Rosie Sampson at 816-0070.
American Legion Post 48 Chooses

Scholarship Recipients
submitted by
Robert Everett
The American Legion
Post 48 family is pleased
to announce its 2015
scholarship recipients.
Post 48 offers three
different scholarship types
annually to graduating
seniors.
The first is its American
Legion Baseball
Scholarship which is
awarded to students
who participated in
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their baseball program.
Secondly they offer the American Legion Family Scholarship, which
is open to family members of the American Legion
Post 48, S.A.L Squadron 48, or Auxiliary 48. The
third is the Community Scholarship, which is
open to the community they serve. Pictured are
Relay Recess Brings Relay for Life to

Griffin Memorial
5 George Street, Hudson, NH
Please join us in welcoming our new

doctor Molly Harrison DMD.
Molly is a native of Windham, New
Hampshire. She received her BS at St.
Michaels College in Vermont and her
DMD from the University of Pittsburgh
School of Dental Medicine. Dr. Harrison
completed a General Practice Residency
at Loyola University Medical Center in
Chicago.Molly has been very well received
from both our staff and our patients. The
addition of Dr. Harrison will allow us to
continue to offer our extended hours and
treatment options to all our patients.
submitted by Grifn Memorial School

On Thursday, June 18, the students of Griffin Memorial
School participated in the Third Annual Relay Recess
community service project. Relay Recess brings the
American Cancer Society Relay for Life to elementary
schools. Students and staff, with music provided by Bob
Kirby of Get Down Tonight and tasty treats provided by
Stonyfield Yogurt, walked and danced their way around
the school raising money for the American Cancer Society.
Students collected more than $4,500 in donations. Great
job GMS!
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Molly Harrison, DMD
William Gagnon, DMD

Christine Lonegan, DMD
Brandon Beaudoin, DMD
Molly Harrison, DMD
Alvirne Seniors Earn Certificate of

Financial Studies
submitted by Judy King, Alvirne High School

On June 9, Academy of Finance students were presented
their National Academy Foundation, Certificate of Financial
Studies as part of Alvirne High Schools school-wide awards
ceremony. Academy of Finance course requirements
include computers, economics, accounting, international
business, and personal financial literacy. Students gain
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hands-on opportunities at Alvirnes branch of Granite State
Credit Union and a summer paid internship.
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Remember
this years recipients from Alvirne High School: Joseph Wedge,

George Bistany, Benjamin Pollack, Sandra Thumi, Kyle Saunders,
and Derek Hudson with member Bob Guessferd, Principal Steve
Beals and S.A.L Senior Vice Commander Rob Everett. American
Legion Post 48 wishes the entire Class of 2015 the best of luck with
their future endeavors.
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Thursday, June 11: 9:03 a.m. Alarm activation, Cummings Drive. 4:48 p.m. Disabled motor vehicle,
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Friday, June 12: 12:30 a.m. Suspicious vehicle, Route 3A. 12:43 a.m. Suspicious vehicle, Route 3A.
1:37 a.m. Medical emergency, Derry Road. 6:45 a.m. Motor vehicle lockout, Rookery Way. 11:01
a.m. Medical emergency, Fernwood Drive. 12:53 p.m. Suspicious vehicle, Pondview Drive. 7:38 p.m.
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Graduation
2015
Alvirne High School Class of 2015 Officers
Dominique Kaempf, Valedictorian and

Student Council President
Samantha Belliveau,
Salutatorian and Secretary
Bailey Urbach,
Student Council Vice President
Amy Garcia,
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Timothy Campbell,
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Glad the Future

is in Very Capable Hands
Congratulations to each and every member of the Class of 2015!
This graduating class is comprised of some the best students and nicest people I have had the pleasure of
working with and for. The focus that the students put on doing their best both in and out of the classroom is
highly commendable. This class has an eclectic mix of students that have excelled in many different areas
represented by the diversity of their post-secondary plans. I am more optimistic than ever that the future of
Hudson, the future of New Hampshire, and the future of our country is in very capable hands! As always;
stay safe, be well, and no matter where you end up, never forget where you came from.
Congratulations Class of 2015!
Graduation
2015
William Hughen, District Director of School Counseling
Jeanetta Griffin,
Vice President
Francis Cunniff,
Treasurer
Alvirne High School Class of 2015 Scholarships

Al Levesque Memorial Golf Scholarship: Grantham Nuttall
Alvirne High School Student Council Scholarship: Dominique
Kaempf
Alvirne High School Booster Club: Emily Barry, Francis Cunniff,
Derek Hudson, Dominique Kaempf, Carly Ramirez
Alvirne High School Bronco Backers: Rebecca Kovalcin, Hannah
Harrington
Alvirne High School Friends of Music: Heather Hotham, Devon
Langlois, Grantham Nuttall, Emily Walker
Alvirne High School Senior Class - James V. Regan Sr. Class:
Samantha Mata, Tyler Janko
Alvirne High School Trustees - Barbara A. Fuller Scholarship:
Brianna Hughes
Alvirne Trustees Hills Family Scholarship: Anthony Holzhauser, Jana
El-Sayed, Aisha Khalid
American Legion Post 48 Hudson Community Scholarship: George
Bistany, Joseph Wedge, Jr., Sandra Thumi, Derek Hudson, Kyle
Saunders, Benjamin Pollack
Anthony Girginis Memorial Scholarship: Brianna Wiggins, Kenney
Tran, Joseph Wedge, Jr., Emily Blaikie
Aramark Corporation: Derek Hudson
Atrium Medical Corporation: Alexandria Hoskins, April Shemchuk,
Jana El-Sayed, Dominique Kaempf, Victoria St. Jean, Amber Forrence
Barbara Boyd Memorial Scholarship: Matthew Migneault
Brian McCoy Memorial Scholarship: Anthony Holzhauser, Meagan
McKinley
Civilian Marksmanship Program: Bailey Urbach
Comcast Leaders and Achievers: Dominique Kaempf
Destination College: Emily Barry
Digital Federal Credit Union: Devon Langlois
Douglas Page Memorial Scholarship: Aisha Khalid
Dr. Anne M. Todd Charles Randolph Todd: Cade Ciripompa
Friends of the Library of Hudson, NH - Leonard A. Smith Memorial
Scholarship: Jana El-Sayed
General Federation of Womens Clubs - NH: Dominique Kaempf
GFWC-Hudson Junior Womens Club: Gail Linck Memorial Jana
El-Sayed
Hudson Junior Womens Club: Derek Hudson, Aisha Khalid
Greater Hudson Chamber of Commerce: Junior Citizen Award
Joseph Wedge, Jr.
Hills Garrison School Dedication to Education Scholarship:
Timothy Campbell, Jana El-Sayed, Brett Richardson
Hudson Federation of Teachers - Barbara Hamilton Award: Allison
Blondin
Hudson Girls Softball League: Dominique Kaempf, Megan OBrien
Hudson Grange 11 - Mildred Chalifoux Memorial: Stephanie Jones
Hudson Historical Society Hudson Historical Society Scholarship:
Julianne DAmico
Hudson Lions Club: Bailey Urbach, Anthony Holzhauzer, Samantha
Belliveau, Timothy Campbell
Hudson Memorial VFW Post 5791 - VFW Memorial Scholarship:
Dominique Kaempf, Devon Langlois, Jana El-Sayed, Victoria St. Jean
Hudson Memorial VFW Post 5791 Mens Auxiliary - Jr. ROTC
Scholarship: Julianne DAmico
Hudson Old Home Days Scholarship: Sydney Balch, Sandra Thumi
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Hudson Youth Baseball Dave Weaver Memorial Scholarship:

Gregory Emanuelson, Derek Hudson
Jay OHalloran Memorial: Timothy Campbell, Meagan McKinley
JoeHat Strong WATS Club: Rida Baines
JROTC Type 1 Scholarship: Timothy Campbell
Kiwanis Club of Hudson - Paul St. Laurent: Aisha Khalid
Kiwanis Club of Hudson - Anne Christopher Memorial: Megan
OBrien
Kiwanis Club of Hudson - Barbara Hamilton Scholarship: Timothy
Campbell
Kiwanis Club of Hudson Kiwanis Scholarship: Heather Hotham,
Samantha Loring, Stephanie Jones, Isabel Zheng Chin Yi, Zoe Garas,
Anthony Holzhauser, Megan Romano
Mallory Gray Memorial Scholarship Mals Pals: Emily Blaikie
McKenzie Lowe Memorial Scholarship: Dylan Bistany, Anthony
Holzhauser, Kaycee Carbone, Sandra Thumi
Nashua Community College - Honors Program Senior Scholarship:
Andrew Kraemer
Nashua Emblem Club No. 170: Bailey Urbach
National Merit Scholarship: Aleah Peffer
National Organization of Emblem Clubs: Bailey Urbach
National Rifle Association: Bailey Urbach
New Hampshire State Association of Emblem Clubs: Bailey Urbach
New Hampshire Student Readiness Award ACT: Renata DeOliveira
Nicholas Jennings Memorial Scholarship: Kevin Zeveckas
Pennichuck Corporation: Samantha Slingerland
Red Sox Foundation - New Hampshire Red Sox Scholarship:
Dominique Kaempf
Rev. Robert Faucher Knights of Columbus Council 5162 - Dave
Sullivan Memorial Scholarship: Victoria Cronin
Rev. Robert Faucher Knights of Columbus Council 5162 Columbianite Scholarship: Laura Christman, Kimberly Christman,
Jacqueline Talbot
Rotary Club of Hudson/Litchfield: Jana El-Sayed, Jacqueline Talbot,
Sydney Balch, Anthony Holzhauser, Aisha Khalid, Grantham Nuttall
Southern New Hampshire University - SNHU/AHS Articulation
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Victoria DaSilva, Amber Forrence, Rebecca Kovalcin, Samantha
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Stonewood School Scholarship: Harrison Smith
The American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese:
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Jeannie Barkley Memorial: Vanessa Cardenas
Ethel Chalifoux Memorial Scholarship: Benjamin Pollack
Christopher J. Denaro Memorial: Timothy Campbell, Devon
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Jonathan P. Gove Memorial Scholarship: Devon Langlois, Carly
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Elizabeth M. Abbott
Antonio T. Adie
Katja Adriany
Nicole Elizabeth Albertine
Emily Cecilia Almachar
Jacob M. Andreoli
Alexander Austin
Evan Isaac Bailey
Rida Baines
Sydney Marie Balch
Krysta M. Balser
Joshua Mark Barrett
Emily Barry
Jason A. Bell
Samantha Nicole Belliveau
Austin Scott Bernard
George Dylan Bistany
Emily Morgan Blaikie
Cameron Ray Blake
Brandon Blanchette
Allison Ann Blondin
Jameson C. Bloom
Robert Bolduc
Sam Bonney-Liles
Matthew Boudreau
Thomas S. Briand
Bradley C. Brock
Kelsey Bronk
Zachary P. Brower
Emilee E. Brown
Ethan E. Brown
Tim Bruner
Andrew J Buczynski
Joseph Michael Burgess
John Burke
Dave Cailler
Natalie Cakounes
Timothy J. Campbell
Kaycee Laura Carbone
Vanessa Cardenas
Michaela Rose Casko
Valerie Hannah Chagnon
Kimberly Anne Christman
Laura Jayne Christman
Valerie Rose Christopher
Cade Ciripompa
Christine Noel Clancy
Kyle Edward Cloutier
Timothy Michael Cohen
Kalsee A Cole
Alyssa Collins
Chad Collins
Kellianne Connolly
Kimberly Ann Cook
Cailin Alexa Coombes
Haleigh Donna Cote

Noah Spencer Cote
Tylor D. Couillard
Cody Joseph Coulombe
Victoria A. Cronin
Sandra L. Cummings
Francis Xavier Cunniff
Brier Nicole Cunningham
Chad Cunningham
Julieanne Marie DAmico
Gabrielle Elizabeth DaSilva
Victoria Anne DaSilva
Casey Hart Davies
Trystan Michael Davio
James H. Davis
Renata L. De Oliveira
Ben James Dearden
Phillip Arthur Demers
Jack T. DeMilia
Emily A. DePeron
Thomas Descoteau
Patrick J. DeVito
Ryan Anthony DiCicco
Torrey Paige Dickman
Paige Allyn Doda
Deanna Rose Donadio
Lauren Elizabeth Donahue
Mary Donovan
Shayne Downey
Ryan Doyle
Jake R. Dunkle
Claudia Dupont
William A. Dupuis
Caleb Quinn Dyer
Mathew Drake Eckley
Jana El-Sayed
Gregory Andrew Emanuelson
Denika Shea Erickson
Alyxandra Elizabeth Fairfield
Brian E. Falardeau
Justin Tyler Ferguson
Aaron Moore Finocchiaro
Giovanni Flores
Amber S. Forrence
Destiny M. Forte
Victoria L. Franchitto
Gabrielle Melissa Gadbois
Mitchell T. Gagnon
Ashley Gallant
Ryan Connor Gamst
Zoe Catherine Garas
Amy Garcia
Jason Gauthier
Balinda Geddes
Brittany Kathryn Gibson
Jared Andrew Glenzer-Thomas

Justin Anthony Glenzer-Thomas
Ryan James Godschall
Alexis Kristine Goldsack
Noah Gonsalves
Jasmine Goodale
Loren Scott Goodwin
Samantha Grady
Nathan Scott Gregoire
Paul E. Grenier
Jeanetta Marie Griffin
Derek Griffith
Justice Faith Grondin
Jordan Thomas Guill
Danielle P. Hagan
Hannah M. Harrington
Taylor Harron
Bryan W. Hartwick
Kyle R. Heidbreder
Devin Mackenzie Herling
Khary R. Higgins
Cory Livingston Hogan
Emily K. Holton
Anthony E. Holzhauser
Alexandria Monique Hoskins
Heather Elizabeth Hotham
Kellye Nonwou Houdagba
Elizabeth Howard
Derek Matthew Hudson
Brianna E. Hughes
Evan P. Hunt
Calvin R. Hunter
Cassandra C. Hurd-Lacasse
Tyler Robert Janko
Gabrielle Madison Jarry
Noah Elton Jarvis
Stephanie Jones
Dominique Andrea Kaempf
Kelvin K. Kariuki
Benjamin Katsohis
Aisha Siddique Khalid
Rebecca JoAnne Kovalcin
Andrew Michael Kraemer
Tyler F. Lambert
Roger Matthew Landry
Devon Leigh Langlois
Alyssa Therese LaPorte
Jacob Lavalley
Ashleigh Elizabeth Lavery
Caroline Mae Lavoie
Ashlyn Jean Lawhorn
Amanda Ledoux
Cody Lenzi
Morgan Rae Leonard
Miguel Llaguno-Rodriguez
Dominic J. Loiacono
Josue Oscar Lopez-Carrasco
Samantha Rose Loring
Erin Colleen Loughran
Matthew P. Lubinski
Steven James MacLeod
Jack OBrien Mahoney
Kyli Mahoney
Evan Michael Manning
Kyle Joseph Marcoux
Edward Joseph Martel, Jr.
Alex J. Martell
Samantha Lynne Mata
Sarah Ann McAdam
Brooke Ann McAlman
Lauren J. McDowell
Jacob McFadden
Meagan Kathleen McKinley
Deveney Jordon Melanson
Matthew D. Migneault
John Wayne Mileski
Dylon M. Miller
Murilo M. Moreira
Sean Patrick Murphy
Tricia Lee Murphy
Ahmad Nadeem
Joshua Michael Nardelli
Alexandra Nisotakis
Hannah Jeanne Noonan
Morgan Elizabeth Norris
Dominic G. Notini
Grantham Thomas Nuttall
Megan Hall OBrien
Kevin Howard Ogert
Anthony M. Oliveira
Katie Lynn Orme
Ryan ORourke
Justice C. Paine
Felicia Danielle Palo
Aleah A. Peffer
Alex Pereira
Meghan Elizabeth Perkins
Brandon Peters
Jamie L. Peterson
Katie Marie Picard
Louie S. Pilat
Brett M. Pitre
Jovanna L. Plante
John F. Plante III
Jeffrey Poegel
Benjamin Tyler Pollack
Julia Marie Polleck
Harrison M. Porter
Marieanne Line Poulin
Tristan Adam Prior
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Dylan Quinn
Paula Quiroga
Carly Beth Ramirez
Selena Quiana Ramos
Kayla Elizabeth Ramsdell
Kevin Patrick Rauseo II
Heather Lee Reed
Katherine M. Reeve
Elizabeth Nancy Regan
Colton Donald Rice
Conner James Richards
Adam Richardson
Brett Andrew Richardson
Michael Anthony Roberts, Jr.
Justin Rodonis
Megan Emily Romano
Courtney J. Rosala
Cameron Rourke
Taylor Ashlynn Roy
Nathan R. Roystan
Devon E. Ruiter
Bryan Allen Sanborn
Ashley N. Sanchez Montaez
Alexandria E. Sanger
Kyle Saunders
Jake Schofield
Davin Robert Secchiaroli
Richard Sevigny
Patrick Richard Shah
McKayla Sharp
April Shemchuk
Jacob Shine
Samantha Lynn Slingerland
Harrison Smith
Jared H. Soucy
Alexis Marie Spargo
Victoria C. St. Jean
Michael St. Onge
Raul Stdile
Emma G. Steed
Andrew Stevens
Matthew Paul Stevens
Bryan M. Sullivan
Kailey Paige Sullivan
Madison Leigh Summers
Megan Nicole Sutherland
Nicholas Sweeney
Jacqueline M. Talbot
Andrew J. Teague
Sandra Njeri Thumi
Taylor Thyne
Darian Ruby Tilton
Travis D. Tornstrom
Kenney Manh Tran
Matthew J. Trembley
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Kyle Trott
Daniel Francis Tucci
Bailey Anne Urbach
Paulina Uy
Ashley Starr vanLoon
Emily Madeline Walker
Joesph Paul Wedge, Jr.
Eaon L. Welchlin
Mikaela A. Wentzell
Andrew Wetmore
Victoria Ashley Whalen
Sydney Rose Wheeler
Brianna Kathryn Wiggins
Olivia Rose Will
Justin Willess
Victoriana Rose Winter
Thomas R. Woolsey
Ashley Wright
Brycen Paul Yarmo
Robert J. Young
Kevin Erwin Zeveckas
Isabel Cristina Zheng Chin Yi
Sarah Corrine Zimmerman
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Living a Life of
Purpose
Congratulations Graduates! Smile!
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You are a special group that will do well supporting

others and yourselves. Best wishes living a life of
purpose, which is all anyone can ask of you. Remember
your time at Alvirne as part of our collective Bronco
Nation.
Good luck,
Congratulations
2015 Graduates
Class President Timothy Campbell returns the Alvirne Bell to Principal Steven Beals.
Steven Beals, Principal

Alvirne High School
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We meet @ 7 PM - 1st & 3rd Mondays
Kiwanis Hall 14 Melendy Rd- All are Welcome
Jana El-Sayed, a member of the B-Naturals vocal group that

sang I Lived by the band OneRepublic
Waiting for the entrance march and their diplomas are Balinda Geddes, Brittany Gibson,
Deanna Donadio, Heather Hotham and Hannah Harrington.
Preceding the Chester Steckevicz award was a performance by Alvirne Highs

B-Naturals, who earned a standing ovation following their rendition of I Lived.
Alvirne High School Principal Steven Beals followed the performance with a
message to the graduates. Beals did exactly what all high school students have been
advised not to do throughout their years of schooling, procrastinate.
He admitted to all that his speechs theme didnt come to him until
9:45 p.m. Wednesday night, giving him one night to write a message
to the graduating class.
The procrastination served him well though, as his opening
comments to the graduates were the purpose of life is living a life
of purpose. He urged the graduates to find their purpose in life,
just as he did through engaging in a career in education. Beals
challenged the graduates to prove to the world that the me
generation can be the we generation by using their talents to help
each other and change the world.
After the graduates accepted the diplomas they worked so hard
for, Beals gave his closing remarks, which included the singing and
flash mob dance to MC Hammers U Cant Touch This in efforts to
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Director Gerry Bastien before the processional
Graduation
2015
Campbell High School Salutes Class of 2015

Jeffrey Charles Avitabile
Matthew R. Baddeley
Austin Vaughn Baker
Robert Joseph Baril
Christopher R. Beauregard !^#
Elise Jean Beauregard
Noah T. Benoit
Zachary Charles Bergeon
Kyle L. Biron
Joshua Chester Blackman
Christopher James Willmore Blundon
Ashley Erin Boomhower
Amy Catherine Bosteels !^*#
Tyler Jayson Brennen ^
Jessica Ashley Breton ^
Tyler P. Butler
Stephen Zachary Byers
Gianna Marie Cataldo !^*#
Shelby Jane Chacos !+#
Kelly Marie Chaisson ^
Adam James Champagne *
Daniel M. Childs
Connor Michael Cote !^*#
Emily P. Coughlin
Meaghan Elizabeth Coughlin ^*
Nicholas Joseph Covert
Brendan Francis Curtin
John Paul Curtin, Jr. ^+
Caitlyn Elizabeth Cyr
Rhiana Dawn Desmarais ^+
Justin V. DiBenedetto
Jonathan Thomas Donaghey +
Travon Malik-Braccio Durham
Connor Taylor Farnham
Carrie Jane Fernandez ^*
Samantha Rae Fletcher *+
Ryan T. Francis
Amber L. Galperin
Phillip W. Gatchell
Timothy F. Gaumond
Ryan William Glendye
Aleah N. Greene ^
Jake Tyler Guarino
Kaley Elizabeth Hobbs
Brian R. Hubbard ^
Valerie Jean Hubbard ^
Christian A. Kamacho ^
Katherine Rose Keane ^*
Michael Joseph Killoran ^
Lauren Elise King
Brigid F. Klaft
Griffin Matthew Kmon +
Joshua Edward Knoll
Kyle Paul Kopaczynski
Emma Kathleen Kuczkowsk i^*
Megan Rose Lacasse
Austin Paul LaDuke ^
Matthew Mark Walter Lepore !^*+#
Andrew Joseph Lombardi
Madeline Rose Mahoney
David M. Mailhiot ^
Jesse Allen Mandravelis
Kyle S. Manning ^
Susan C. Marino
Meredith Chloe Marr ^
Miranda Marie Martel
Paul-Mark Constantine Mattucci
Marc Charles McClure
Megan Marie McCue ^
Shaun Michael McLaughlin, Jr. ^
Jessica L. McPhee ^
Emily Kathryn Medeiros !^#
Alexander Thomas Minichiello
Emily R. Moreau^
Kevin J. Moreau
Carly Robin Mosnicka
Sean Casey Munnelly, Jr.
Hannah Rae Neild ^*
Bethany Dawn Newel l^
Sarah Sloan Nolan ^+
Sabrina Nicole Noury ^
Amanda S. Pedersen ^
Russell E. Powell-MacDermod
Rachel Eleanor Quenneville ^
Connar W. Quigley ^
Melissa Racheal Racine ^
Franklin James Ramsay!*#
Darien Elli Randolph ^+
Brittny Lynn Richard ^
Kelly Lynn Richardson
Kevin Joseph Robinson !^#

Jordyn Rene Rochon +
Katelyn Noelle Roy
Morgan Jackson Roy
Andrew William Ryan ^
Aaron J. Sigman^
Amanda Lyn Simoneau !^*#
Andrew Paul Smarse
Rachel A. Stanhope
Julia Ann Taddonio
Michael David Thebodeau, Jr.
Jack Ryan Tremblay ^
Kali Michele Trunca *
Daniel R. Wallace ^
Thomas J. Wallace ^
Christian Barend Wallenmaie r^
Sierra Lynne Walton ^
Tyler Chase Walton ^
Kaleigh A. Whitnell ^
Jeremy John Wirbal
Valedictorian Amy Bosteels
Salutatorian Christopher Beauregard
!Top Ten
^New Hampshire Scholars
*National Honor Society
+Student Council
#Academic Excellence Honors
Campbell High School Class of 2015

Awards and Scholarships
Graduation
CHS Faculty Award: Adam Champagne

Percy A. Campbell Leadership Award: Shelby Chacos, David Mailhiot
Cougar Award: David Mailhiot
CHS Service Award: Samantha Fletcher
P.R.I.D.E. Award: Trevor Dodge, Travon Durham
CHS Visionary Award: Amy Bosteels
R.I.S.E. Award: Jonathan Donaghey, Melissa Racine
Dare to Dream Award: Matthew Lepore, Rachel Quenneville
Principals Award: Christopher Beauregard
Believe in You Principals Award: Samantha Fletcher
Class Essayist: Griffin Kmon
Campbell High School Core Values:
Character: Sean Munnelly, Katherine Keane
Courage: Hannah Neild, Griffin Kmon
Respect: Tyler Brennen, Jack Curtin, Gia Cataldo
Responsibility: Connor Cote, Shelby Chacos
Daniel Coach K Kiestlinger Sportsmanship Award: Connor Cote, Kali
Trunca
Hudson/Litchfield Rotary Scholarship: Tyler Brennen, Emily Medeiros,
Amanda Simoneau
Hudson Knights of Columbus Dick Brockway Memorial Scholarship: Jessica
Breton
Litchfield Lions Club Scholarship: Amy Bosteels, Katherine Keane, Amanda
Simoneau
CHS Student Council Award: Shelby Chacos, Samantha Fletcher
CHS Student Council Scholarships: Tree Lighting: Kelly Richardson: Talent
Show: Marc McClure
CHS Recycling Awards:
Elise Beauregard, Kyle Biron, Joshua Blackman, Brendan Curtin, Justin
DeBenedetto, Jonathan Donaghey, Travon Durham, Connor Farnham,
Phillip Gatchell, Michael Killoran,: Lauren King, Jesse Mandravelis,
Miranda Martel, Alex Minichiello, Kevin Moreau,: Jordyn Rochon,
Morgan Roy, Andrew Smarse, Michael Thebodeau Jr., Jeremy Wirbal
CHS Booster Club: Tyler Brennen, David Mailhiot, Hannah Neild, Sabrina
Noury
2015
Hudson Kiwanis Scholarship:

Rachel Quenneville, Amanda Simoneau, Katherine Keane, Amy Bosteels,
Samantha Fletcher, Jack Curtin, Emma Kuczkowski
VFW Scholarship: Amanda Simoneau, Matthew Lepore
Litchfield Education Association Scholarship: David Mailhiot
Allison Corf Memorial Award: Emma Kuczkowski, Meaghan Coughlin
David Campbell Scholarship: Jessica Breton, Adam Champagne
Gary Graf Memorial Scholarship: Christopher Beauregard
Litchfield Girls Softball League Scholarship: Gia Cataldo, Emma
Kuczkowski, Amanda Simoneau
Litchfield Womens Club: Amy Bosteels, Emma Kuczkowski
Litchfield Womens Club Pat Jewett Community Service Scholarship:
Amanda Simoneau
Litchfield Youth Soccer League Scott Innes, Sr. Memorial Scholarship:
Emily Moreau
Litchfield Youth Soccer League Ryan E. Donaghey Memorial Scholarship:
Connor Cote
Friends of Music Scholarship: Adam Champagne, Griffin Kmon
US Marine Corp Awards:
Semper Fidelis Musical Excellence: Rachel Stanhope,
Darien Randolph
Scholastic Excellence: Shelby Chacos
Athletic Excellence: Kyle Manning, Hannah Neild
U.S. Army Strong Scholar Athletes: Connor Cote, Gia Cataldo
Saab Family Foundation Scholarship: Amanda Simoneau
Boutselis Family Scholarship: Hannah Neild
Harley Sims Scholarship: Ryan Francis
Because
PeKu Publications: Amy Bosteels
Litchfield Firefighters Association: Bethany Newell
Academic Excellence Award in the Health Science Program,
Alvirne High School: Shelby Chacos
Francis Wayland Parker Scholar of the Year: Amanda
Simoneau
New Hampshire Student Athlete of the Year: Hannah Neild
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Thumbs down to the global warming people, I
dont know if climate change is true or not, theres
so debate on each side, however I do know we
cannot control China, we cannot control Mexico,
we cannot control the third world countries when
theyre polluting, and if we restrict too many laws
in this country we are going to have the poor
people pay too much for fossil fuel, but I do know
one thing the person who is writing these climate
change things, and myself, we are going to die,
we are not here forever.
and texting kids inappropriate comments. Your

parents better get a handle on you before you end
up in juvenile detention.
Thumbs down. CHS had its annual awards

night last week and one thing that was clearly
evident was that the girls outperformed the boys
more than 10:1 for awards and scholarships. Also,
almost a third of the awards given to the boys
were for future military service and not academic
achievement. Before your take a victory lap
Ladies, this is the result of 10 years of relentless
Thumbs up, way up, to my parents who
reverse discrimination by New Hampshires
celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary!
Secondary School system and the Feminization
Thanks for setting great examples of how to have a
of courses at CHS so that boys have almost no
marriage that lasts a lifetime. Your commitment to
chance of succeeding. These boys will have
keeping your vows is noteworthy and appreciated
sharply decreasing opportunities for education,
by your family.
employment, and even poor candidates for
marriage. Think its funny
Ladies? You wont be laughing
when there are no opportunities
for marriage, families, and
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the condo community. Per usual,
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your stupidity shines through. You
603-635-2012 Senior Discounts 603-204-8581 are targeting the wrong family and
kids. Spreading lies and rumors.
Thumbs up, a big thumbs up to Hudsons best!
I pay two grand a month to live here and my kids
Recently I submitted a complaint to the Land Use
are not the ones causing the problems ... thanks for
Department and was highly impressed with the
ruining my familys reputation just because I took a
swift and professional manner in which it was
stand against ignorance and neighbors placing blame
resolved. A unified team of Hudson staff settled
on all renters. If there is someone on section 8 in the
this issue within hours of receiving my email that
neighborhood who cares. Leave people alone!
stated my concerns. Staff members involved Town
Thumbs down. Has the Alvirne sign gone
Hall, HFD, HPD personnel who approached this
commercial, an advertisement for Rib Fest in Nashua,
situation as credible and serious in nature. As
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that Hudson Rec waters the
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- maybe Yates can read the
definition of odd and even
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a Hudson citizen, I want to publicly express my

sincere gratitude for the time and effort spent
that resulted in better living conditions for me
and those residents I represent. Thank you from
Happy to Live in Hudson!
Thumbs down to the neighborhood trouble
maker. When the cops are at your house
questioning you about harassment and the next
day you are harassing neighbors again it shows
you have a significant issue. Stealing from
neighborhood kids, disrespecting adults, bullying
Thumbs down. When is the

election for Mayor in Hudson have
you seen the sign at the corner of
Dracut and River Roads.
Thumbs down to the loser

adult son that continues to leach off his parents
and makes the neighborhood unbearable. Drag
racing, non-stop revving engines, and vehicle
repairs at all hours. The sounds and smells force
us to have to close our windows. Your reckless
racing endangers our children, our pets, and us
when we walk.
Thumbs up to the Campbell High School
senior class in Litchfield! Youre a great bunch
of kids (adults) and you have a fantastic future
ahead of you. May success rain down upon
you. It will be sad for many of

us parents who are now faced
with an empty nest situation.
However, we can rent out your
rooms to finance our Foxwoods
BINGO junkets while youre
gone.
Thumbs up to the end of
school, and the traffic at the
south end no longer going
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and care for us, and hopefully one of them will
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find a cure for cancer. All they asked was to
my sons high school graduation. All of his friends
have a grand send off to college, to begin their
and fellow graduates and out of town guests were
noble journeys and you were proud that you
present for the display that my husband starting
stopped that. I am grateful that they can see
planning in January, a tradition that he carries on
beyond your selfishness and I know that they all
in remembrance of his own father. While you
will succeed despite people like you.
may think that it was a blatant disregard for your
rights he is actually a very careful, cautious, and
Thumbs down to the Litchfield Education
courteous neighbor. He always makes sure the
Association for supporting a no confidence vote
utmost safety and care is taken. My son graduated
for the superintendent. This group is made up
Campbell High among the top ten in his class and
of a few local friends of union teachers that are
we felt a party and celebration were the minimum
complaining about having to do their jobs. Go
for all his continued 12 years of hard, hard work.
after the school board about standardized testing
I am so sorry that you could not see it in your
and locking the building on weekends. The
heart to allow such an event. I wish the best for
only complainers are the union thats not my
you.
job employees. He is good for students and
taxpayers ... not union complainers.
Thumbs down to the guy standing at the
Walmart entrance with the sign reading will work
Thumbs up to Evil Scientists! 99 percent of
for food two kids to feed instead of standing out
all Meteorologists agree that climate change is
there for who knows how long begging for money
real. We get the 1 percent that claims otherwise.
get out there and look for a real job that pays real
FYI I emailed the group hes associated with,
money. To the public dont fall for this type of
and they are rightfully upset about him. But
activity this is a huge nuisance.
they cant revoke his credentials, which were
honorably earned. The question is this: Who
Thumbs down to residents who set
is paying him to keep up his diatribe? Who is
backyard
fireworks. You steal rights of others
paying for his article space? Why are we being
to
live
peacefully.
This intrusion is unfair to the
subjected to his crazy theories? Would you trust
community. Our town is not an events arena.
a proctologist to fix your computer? Would
You do not own the airspace through which noise
you ask a plumber to do dental work? 33,000
travels. It is shared by us all. Please limit your
Scientists say that he is right. But those same
noise. Consider your neighbors.
33,000 people are not Meteorologists! Thumbs
down to printing his words.
Thumbs up to speaking up! The only thing

necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men
to do nothing. Could this be why we have trash
along our highways? Beer cans and coffee cups
everywhere? We need a bottle bill in this state!
Thumbs up to HMS for a great eighth grade
graduation. Thumbs down to the rude, self
absorbed people that felt no need to follow the
two per family attendance rule. Thanks to your
selfishness you left actual parents out in the
hallways peaking in for their view. Typical of our
self-centered society.
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AS UNWANTED scrap
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Truck $120.00 Full

Trailer $150.00 Full
$40 Minimum
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Landscape Design
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Trees Mulch Shrubs
Loaming Hydro Seeding
Irrigation Tree Removal
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Full tree service. Call for a free
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insured. Free estimates and
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POOL SERVICE
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YARD SALES
AWESOME FAMILY YARD
SALE. Sat-Sun. 9am-4pm.
Furniture. Lots of clothing.
Household items. Tools. 1
Rookery Way, Litchfield. 6/26/15
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FINAL MOVING SALE.

28 Bush Hill Rd., Pelham.
Saturday, June 27th, 8am4pm. Furniture, housewears,
home dcor, tools, free stuff.
Rain or Shine, held inside.
Generic Filler for Patroit Seasonal Filler for HLN & PWN
FOR SALE
HOTTUB. BRAND NEW.

6 Person, 40 Jets. Cover, Full
Warranty, Never Installed.
Cost $8000, Sacrifice $3800.
Call 235-5210. 8/21/15
KITCHEN CABINETS.
Cinnamon Maple. All
solid wood. Dovetail. Particle
board, never installed. Can
add or subtract to fit kitchen.
Cost $6500. Sell $2500. Call
603.427.2001. 8/21/15
Wedding Gown:
Ambiance by Adela, fits
size 12-14, ivory with
irredescent beads and pearls
with rhinestones. Built in
satin waist panel. Sleeveless,
long length. Matching elbow
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1 night table $150. Call 603635-8238. 6/26/15
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CLEANUPS, Attics &
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Call Travis Peters 603-9432908. 6/26/15
Anything
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insured. Expert residential
handyman. Clean, courteous
& dependable. Over 30 years
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located on Cutler Rd. in
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For more information please
call 603-880-6802. 7/10/15
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LANDSCAPING
The Town of Hudson Planning Board will hold a regularly scheduled

meeting on Wednesday, July 8, 2015 at 7:00 p.m. in the Buxton
Community Development Conference Room at Town Hall. The
following items will be on the agenda:
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Map 186, Lot 24

Map 194, Lots 9 & 10
Map 195, Lot 1
Bush Hill Road
XII. DESIGN REVIEW PHASE

XIII. CONCEPTUAL REVIEW ONLY
XIV. NEW BUSINESS/PUBLIC HEARINGS
2 Winnhaven Dr, Hudson, NH
883-8840
A.
B.
www.Harmony-RE.com
Rapid Manufacturing
SP#05-15
Map 2015, Lot 002

32 Executive Drive
Purpose of Plan: Expand front office portion of building,

construct parking spaces and installed 1-loading dock.
Application Acceptance and Hearing.
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B.
C.
Rolling Woods Open Space Development

(OSD) Residential Subdivision
SB# 06-15
Map 144/Lot 21
4 Bockes Road
Purpose of Plan: to propose a 16-lot OSD Residential

Subdivision at 4 Bockes Road, Map 144/Lot 21, which
consists of 26.82 acres +/-. This development also
proposes to extend York Drive in order to create a 3-lot
3 Bedroom Bungalow
Potentially Subdividable Lot
$269,000
Licensed by the NH Banking

Dept. NMLS ID# 131782
conventional subdivision. Application Acceptance &

Hearing.
XV. OTHER BUSINESS
XVI. ADJOURNMENT
All plans and applications are available for review in the Planning
Office. Comments may be submitted in writing until 10:00 a.m. on the
Tuesday prior to the day of the meeting.
Call for mortgage

pre-approval
at 886-1980
Verani Realty
175 Amherst St., Nashua, NH 03064
Eagles Nest Estates

SB# 02-15
Purpose of Plan: Proposed 66-lot open space residential

development. Project includes a proposed lot-line
adjustment between Map 186, Lot 24 and Map 186; Lot 204. The newly adjusted Map 186, Lot 24 will be consolidated
with Map 194, Lots 9 & 10, Map 195, Lot 1, and Map 201,
Lot 7. The consolidated tract will then be subdivided into 66
open-space residential lots. Deferred Date Specific from the
June 10, 2015 Planning Board Meeting.
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Dental Emergencies
Quick and
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response to a
dental
emergency
can minimize
the damage
from such an
injury. As a
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to respond to such an injury.
There are several guidelines
to follow. First, many dental
injuries can be prevented.
Most dental injuries occur
between one and two years
old, when babies are just
learning to walk and seven
to ten years old; when
children are particularly
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children should be
supervised closely, especially
when tired and are apt to be
more careless. Correcting
maligned front teeth will
lower the risk of serious injury,
since children with protruding

teeth are most prone to dental
trauma.
Anyone involved in a
contact sport with a high
potential for dental injury can
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A mouth guard absorbs shock
so it reduces the possibility of
dental injury as well as a
concussion. If an injury does
result with a mouth guard in
place, it will act as a splint
keeping teeth and jaws in
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professional care.
Healthy teeth and related
supporting structures obtained
through proper oral hygiene
habits are the most assurable
way teeth will withstand
trauma. Proper oral hygiene
habits and regular professional
dental care will ensure healthy
teeth and related supporting
structures.
PAUL W. GOLAS, D.M.D.

Quality Dental Care For Your Entire Family
submitted by Gloria R. Hussey,

Nottingham West Elementary School
On June 17, Nottingham West
students who ride Hudson School Bus
4 celebrated winning the Peaceful Bus
Challenge with a pizza party in the
school courtyard. The Peaceful Bus
Challenge was the final activity in the
year-long Peaceful Bus Program. Pizzas
were donated by the Hudson House of
Pizza, and delivered by detectives Alan
Marcotte and Kevin Riley of the Hudson
Police Department.
In October, School Resource
Officer Cassandra Avery challenged
all Nottingham West students to
improve their behavior on the school
bus. Students learned about the
Peaceful School Bus rules during bus
group meetings where they completed
surveys about their experiences on the
school bus and discussed how to make
the ride to and from school safe and
comfortable for everyone. Results of the
survey indicated that 90 percent of all
Nottingham West students feel safe on
the school bus.
Additional components of the Peaceful
School Bus program included classroom
lessons on how to solve peer problems,
an on-line parent presentation on bus
rules and procedures, and a student
produced video about the Peaceful
School Bus. More information about
this program can be found on the
Nottingham West website.
Courtesy photos
Good Behavior for NWES Bus 4

Earns Pizza Party
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Chairman Richard Maddox introduced Kinder Morgan
representatives Michael Lennon and Lucas Meyer to a crowd of
Hudson and area residents at a special town hall meeting on June
16.
Were having this meeting, Maddox announced, to allow the
selectmen to decide what they want for this project, whether to
support or oppose.
Other towns along the proposed Northeast Energy Direct
Pipeline route, 12 in total so far including Mason, Brookline,
Pelham and Litchfield, have formed a New Hampshire Municipal
Pipeline Coalition comprised of select board members and town
administrators. The NHMPC have recently hired Richard Kanuff as
their attorney.
Kanuff also represents a group called Pipeline Awareness Network
for the Northeast, or PLAN-NE, which has been intervening in the
Public Utilities Commission docket No. 14-380 in which Liberty
Utilities, based out of Londonderry, is seeking approval to sign
a 20-year precedent agreement for capacity on the proposed
Northeast Energy Direct Pipeline. To date Liberty has not received
that approval. Testimony given independently from the Office
of Consumer Advocates, the PUC staff, and Kanuff representing
PLAN-NE have all made statements advising against approval of this
contract, that the risk to present ratepayers would be too great.
The pending contract with Liberty Utilities was stated as one of
the reasons this pipeline route is now proposed for southern New
Hampshire where before it ran straight through Massachusetts. BAE
Systems is in Hudson, Lucas Meyer of Kinder Morgan said, This is
market driven. This is what the region is saying they need.
Chairman Maddox questioned the route since only 5 to 10 percent
of the gas would be for New Hampshire consumption. He was
answered by Meyer that, We are a power grid for New England.
Texas is the only state that has its own power grid. Ten percent of
this pipeline is going directly (pending) into NH through Liberty
Utilities. If we want to have competitive rates were going to need
natural gas. BAE Systems is at a competitive disadvantage. They
need to figure out a way to lower their energy bill to compete on
a national level.
No representatives from BAE Systems were in attendance at the
meeting.
Another reason stated for the routing through New Hampshire
was that Kinder Morgan is hoping to theoretically co-locate along
the existing power line utility ROW easements of National Grid and
Eversource.
A resident of Pelham asked the Kinder Morgan reps if they did, in
fact, have an agreement to co-locate their pipeline as they said they
did during their presentation.
Michael Lennon of Kinder Morgan answered no. We do not
have an agreement, Lennon stated.
The Pelham resident followed up his question with a suggestion to
Chairman Maddox, to send these meeting minutes to FERC (Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission governmental agency which will
either authorize or deny this pipeline project) and the SEC (New
Hampshire Site Evaluation Committee), asking that the powerline
expansion project and the pipeline project be delayed until there is a
coordination of both.
The powerline expansion project is called the Merrimack Valley
Reliability Project. It would see a new set of towers carrying a
345 kv line within the existing row. Siting a natural gas pipeline in
close proximity to high current overhead transmission lines presents
further engineering and safety concerns regarding pipe corrosion, as
well as concerns of the residents who live along the utility easement
about the number of years for large-scale construction projects.
Lennon said, We are only in consultation with them (National
Grid and Eversouce). We would be starting up as they are finishing
... If we dont have a formal agreement in the fall, then we wouldnt
file.
Kinder Morgan is planning to file with the Federal Energy
Regulatory Commission in November 2015.
Another element, seemingly missing from their proposal, is a
gas-fired power plant. At this time, there have not been any power
plants to seek capacity from this pipeline. Lennon stated the
company is still actively seeking customers.
Jodi Hardcastle, a resident of Hudson and directly affected
property owner, came to the meeting with research in hand, solid
numbers presented by the ISO-NE and the EIA, both independent

energy companies, that showed New Hampshire electricity prices
are below the national average and that New Englands electricity
use or demand is forecasted to grow only 1 percent annually over
the next decade. With energy efficiency factored in, that number
drops to 0.1 percent. This sounds that actually we are not as power
hungry as we used to be, Hardcastle said.
Other residents and members of the Hudson Board of Selectmen
questioned pipeline safety.
Selectman Roger Coutu raised concerns about Kinder Morgans
trustworthiness as a company. He cited Kinder Morgans poor safety
track record as according to the PHMSA, Pipeline and Hazardous
Materials Safety Administration, a branch of the U.S. Department of
Transportation that inspects and regulates the nations pipelines as
well as the Sightline Institute, an independent, non-profit research
and communications center.
Kinder Morgan, Coutu said, as a coal shipper has a track
record of pollution, law breaking, and cover ups. Why should I as a
representative of the town of Hudson trust Kinder Morgan?
Lucas Meyer of Kinder Morgan responded: Moving energy is not
without issue. There can be no guarantee that there will not be an
incident, but he claimed that, natural gas pipelines are the safest
way to move energy.
Corrosion of pipes and interference by third parties are the biggest
contributors to pipeline failures.
Selectman Marilyn McGrath asked the last question of the
evening, What is the potential for someone damaging the pipeline
deliberately?
We bury them to get them out of sight, out of mind, Lennon
responded, but also to prevent people being able to get to them.
Homeland Security is involved with monitoring pipelines.
By meetings end, the Hudson Board of Selectmen agreed that
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Cup not to mention the fact that the 22-year-old goaltender
orchestrated the best performance of his young career was too
much for Bartosak to articulate.
I have no words for this Unbelievable feeling.
Bartosak made a sparkling 31 saves in clinching game 5 of the
Calder Cup finals against the Utica Comets, lifting the Monarchs to
their first-ever league championship. The Monarchs, who had never
been to the AHLs championship round prior to this season, rolled
through the playoffs with a 15-4 record. They won 13 of their last
15 games before raising the Calder Cup at the Utica Memorial
Auditorium on June 13.
Unbelievable group of guys, unbelievable team, Bartosak said
after game 5. The rookie goalie entered the series in relief of AHL
wins leader J.F. Berube, who suffered a leg injury in game 3. The
greatest team Ive ever been on.
Jordan Weal was named the MVP of the Calder Cup playoffs
after tying teammate Michael Mersch for the most points in the
postseason with 22. His march through the playoffs, which
included eight multi-point games, propelled him into first place on
the Monarchs all-time list for points in the playoffs.
Weve been working so hard all year. We have such a great
group of guys, Weal said. To be able to win it with a group like
this its so much fun. We wanted this real bad.
The Monarchs scored two goals in the clinching of game 5. The
second goal, and eventual game winner, was fittingly tallied by
team captain Vincent LoVerde. It was only fair that the third-year
defenseman scored the game winner because the captain is the first
player to hoist the Calder Cup at the trophy presentation.
I think were a team that, no matter whether were facing
adversity, whether were winning or losing, we stay pretty
comfortable and collected and were able to play our game,
LoVerde said immediately after

passing the Calder Cup off to
his teammates.
The other goal scorer in the
clinching game was a player
who had only been on the
team since the end of April.
Eighteen-year-old winger
Adrian Kempe combined for
four goals in the last three
games of the finals, and the
first-round selection of the
Kings in the 2014 draft had
eight goals total in the playoffs.
It was a great team. I heard
a lot about it. They were first
in the league when I came
here, Kempe said when asked
about his initial thoughts when
joining the Monarchs during the stretch
run after completing his season in the
Swedish Hockey League. It was a
really good team, so I just tried to play
my game and learn this game when I
got here. I think I learned pretty quickly,
and I think I got better and better the
whole playoffs.
In his first season as the head coach
in Manchester, Mike Stothers earned the
AHLs Coach of the Year after guiding
the team to the best record in the league
and capped the year off with his first
Calder Cup as a head coach. A former
Philadelphia Flyers prospect, Stothers
previously won the Calder Cup as a
player with the Maine Mariners.
When you look back at it now, it was
worth every mile that they skated and
every bus trip that we took, Stothers
said. Ive been fortunate enough to be
in this spot before as a player. I just want
to stand back and watch these guys enjoy
it Its the best feeling in the world.
We set it as a goal and it was a mission of ours way back when
we broke camp in LA, Stothers said. Weve been pushing hard,
and Ive been pushing hard, and you know what? They dont need
much prodding. This is a great group of guys.
When the Monarchs hoisted the 35-pound Calder Cup in Utica,
it added a new jewel to the crown of achievements by their NHL
affiliate, the Los Angeles Kings. LA has won the Stanley Cup in two
of the last four NHL seasons, but the franchise hadnt been affiliated
with a Calder Cup winner since the Springfield Indians won the
Calder Cup in 1974-75. The franchises only other Calder Cup win
came in 1970-71 when the Springfield Kings topped the Providence
Reds in a four-game sweep.
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