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Volume 28 Number 2 July 15, 2016 16 Pages
Summer Grilling at the Hills House
Staff photo by Laurie Jasper
by Laurie Jasper
olive oil and whatever
The Hudson
spices youd like
Historical Society
before grilling.
hosted 50 members
She encouraged
and guests for a
skewering whole
grilling demonstration
cherry tomatoes and
and cookout by chefs
mushrooms. The
Nicole Barreira and
crowd was impressed
Megan Fournier of
with the perfectly
Great New Hampshire
grilled corn on the
Restaurants (T-Bones,
cob, which was left in
Copper Door and
its husk and rotated
Cactus Jacks). Nicole
until it was soft when
entertained and
checked with tongs.
informed the crowd
Next, Megan grilled
with quick, easy and
pizzas that seemed to
delicious ideas while
be the hit of the night.
Megan handled grill
Using naan bread
duties with ease.
(which is a traditional
Nicole shared
Indian flatbread
many hints and
that can be found at
tips throughout the
local grocery stores)
evening. She stressed
Megan brushed both
that you should clean
sides with olive oil,
your grill before and
added pizza sauce,
Chef Nicole Barreira, left, and Chef Megan Fournier
after each use and
cheese and pre-grilled
grill the night away at the Hills House.
season the grates
vegetables. Nicole
with olive oil to
said it is fun to make
prevent food from sticking. Guests enjoyed juicy
several different kinds at once, depending on your
hamburgers and steak tips while an abundance
familys favorite toppings.
of vegetables sizzled on the grill. Nicole said
Finally, pineapple and watermelon slices were
that most people cut up vegetables into small
grilled with a bit of olive oil and salt and were
pieces first, but that it is so much easier to cut
tasty treats with which to end the evening. www.
them into bite size pieces after they are grilled.
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For zucchini and summer squash, she suggested
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Crews Respond to
Lockwood Brush Fire
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Hudson Fire Promotes from Within
Captain Sean Mamone
Captain Allan Dube
Lieutenant Martin Conlon
Lieutenant Toby Provencal
by Len Lathrop
As the aging process does not make any
exceptions, no one can stop getting older. The
Town of Hudsons work force continues to get
older and so people make a decision to retire.
Thus was the case at the Hudson Fire Department,
as two long-term captains so said the retirement
card-- put in their papers. The town says goodbye to Captain Dave Morin after many years of
service. Also leaving the department was Captain
Kevin Grebinar.
The Hudson Board of Selectmen accepted the
recommendation of Fire Chief Robert Buxton to
promote four members of his department to new
responsibilities.
Following are short bios for the newly promoted
employees:
Captain Sean Mamone was hired by the Hudson
Fire Department in 2001, promoted to lieutenant
and then promoted to captain effective July 1. He
holds an associates degree in fire science from
Columbia Southern University. Captain Mamone
previously served in the U.S. Coast Guard and the
Mont Vernon Fire Department as a deputy chief.
Mamone will serve as the shift commander for
Group 1 and as director of communications.
Firefighters put out a brush fire on Lockwood Drive in Hudson.
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Captain Allan Dube was hired by the Hudson

Fire Department in 2001, promoted to lieutenant
and then promoted to captain effective July 1. He
holds an associates degree in fire science from
Lakes Region Community College. Captain Dube
also serves on the Washington Fire Department
and as a crew boss with the State of New
Hampshire Forest Service. Captain Dube will
serve as the shift commander for Group 2 and as
the director of logistics.
Lieutenant Martin Conlon was hired by the
Hudson Fire Department in 2002 and then
promoted to lieutenant effective July 1. He also
serves the Kingston Fire Department as a deputy
chief and the Manchester Fire Department as a
firefighter. Lieutenant Conlon previously served in
the U.S. Army. Conlon will serve as the lieutenant
on Group 3 and as the equipment manager.
Lieutenant Toby Provencal was hired by the
Hudson Fire Department in 2002 and then
promoted to lieutenant effective July 1. He has
previously assisted in the departments mechanical
division. Lieutenant Provencal will serve as the
lieutenant on Group 1 and as the facility manager
at the Robinson Road Station.
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A 9-1-1 call sent 27 responders to a brush
fire on Lockwood Drive in Hudson on Saturday
afternoon, July 2. Upon arrival, fire companies
found approximately two acres of brush burning
about 1,000 feet deep into the woods off a trail
at the end of the road. No injuries occurred,
and no structures were threatened or in danger.
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Joyce Cooling & Heating Plays Ball

to Help Raise Over $2,000 for the
National Brain Tumor Society
Select students have been named to the spring
Deans List at Roger Williams University. The
list of these students include: Jeanetta Griffin
of Hudson and Brianna Hardy of Litchfield have
been named to the Deans List at Roger Williams
University for the spring semester.
Sarah Pacheco of Litchfield has been named to
University of Delawares Deans List for the spring
semester.
On June 4 the Academy of Notre Dame
held its 162nd Upper School Commencement
Ceremony. Among the students who received
their diplomas was Kendall Claire Liggett of
Litchfield. Kendall was very involved in the
Academy community. She was editor-in-chief
and sports editor for schools yearbook. She took
part in Campus Ministry, Blue and Gold, Spanish
National Honor Society and the 1804 Society.
Kendall has received many athletic awards due
to her 4-year participation on both JV and Varsity
softball as well as academic awards. Liggett will
be attending Rivier University this fall where she
will study early childhood education.
John Houston of Litchfield has been named
to the Deans List at Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute for the spring semester. Houston studies
Biomedical Engineering.
Among the 2,267 students achieving Deans List
honors at the University of Maine for the spring
semester were Brendan Smith of Hudson and
Shannon Kerrigan of Litchfield.
The College of Saint Rose congratulates Kathryn
Kierstead of Litchfield for being named to the
Deans List for the spring semester.
On May 14, Emmanuel College celebrated its
94th Commencement Exercises. The College
conferred degrees on the following students from
Hudson: Katelyn Guill received a Bachelor of
Science in Biology and Alex Luebbers received
a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry with a
concentration in biochemistry.
In honor of their outstanding academic
achievement, Emmanuel College has named
more than 600 students to the Deans List for the
spring semester. Local students on the Deans List
include Litchfield resident Molly Gillespie and
Hudson resident Amanda Ingersoll.
Matthew Sidilau, a Music Education major from
Hudson, was named to the Deans List in Ithaca
Colleges School of Music for the spring semester.
The following area students have been named
to the Presidents List for the spring semester
at Southern New Hampshire University in
Manchester. Hudson: Catrina Carson, Kaitlynn
Charest, Kimberly Eosue, Amber Forrence,
Heather Fraser, Christian Gamst, Andrew
Gurski, Joshua Horton, Christina Jordan,
Kristina Landry, Matthew Martin, Jason Nickola,
Thomas OHearn, Christopher Payne, Denise
Rousseau, Kellsey Sassak, Tiffany Sylvester and
Nicholas Trowbridge. Litchfield: James Amadio,
Amy Bacon-Ford, Noah Benoit, Casey Bissett,
Jacqueline Capobianco, Nicholas Gagne, Derek
Jean, Shannon Lavigne, Julie Loud, David
Mailhiot, Stephanie McGregor, Carol Napoli,
Rebecca Ottman, Jason Paquin, Emily Paquin,
Jenelle Psaledas, Meredith Roman, Laura Towne
and Sarah Zink.
Michael Gagnon of Hudson, a graduate
of Alvirne High School, will attend Clarkson
University as a member of the Class of 2020.
Gagnon, who will be majoring in chemical
engineering, will begin studying at Clarkson in the
fall.
Ithaca College congratulates all May 2016
graduates: Matthew Sidilau of Hudson and
Ashley Gannon and Kyle Mun of Litchfield.
Joyce Cooling and Heating and Paradigm Plumbing employees who participated in the charity softball game
submitted by Joyce Cooling & Heating
Last month two well-known businesses in
southern New Hampshire, Joyce Cooling and
Heating, Inc. of Nashua and Paradigm Plumbing
of Manchester, joined forces to participate in
a charity softball game. This annual event was
sponsored by F.W. Webb Co., with proceeds going
directly to the National Brain Tumor Society.
Joyce Cooling & Heating was excited to
participate in this charity softball game for the
second year in a row. Joyce Cooling & Heating
owner, Tony Joyce, discussed the event: This
is a special day that my staff and I look forward
to all year long. Not only does it bring out our
sportsmanship, but we are also happy to be able
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The day was much more than just a fun event,
with the donations of both Joyce Cooling and
Heating and Paradigm Plumbing, generously
matched by F.W. Webb, for a grand total of over
$2,000 donated to the National Brain Tumor
Society.
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Who is Asking for Your Vote?
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by Kaylee Murphy
This year not only will we be electing a new
president, we will be casting our votes for new
officials for New Hampshire. It is important to
go out and vote because every vote matters. The
NH primary will take place Sept. 13 and general
election day will occur Nov. 8.
Governor
Democrat: Mark Connolly, Derek Dextraze,
Ian Freeman, Steve Marchand, Colin Van Ostern
Republican: Frank Edelblut, Jeanie Forrester,
Ted Gatsas, Jonathan Lavoie, Chris Sununu
Libertarian: Max Abramson
Independent: Bill Fortune, Mike Gill, Jilletta
Jarvis
U.S. Senator
Democrat: Maggie Hassan
Republican: Tom Alciere, Kelly Ayotte, Gerard
Beloin, Stanley Michael Emanuel, Jim Rubens
Libertarian: Brian Chabot
Independent: Aaron Day, John Riggieri
U.S. Representative
(Hudson and Litchfield are part of District 2)
Democrat,
District 2:
Ann McLane
Kuster
Republican,
District 2: Eric Estevez, Jack Flanagan, Walter

Kelly, Jim Lawrence, Andy Martin, Jay Mercer,
Casey Newell
Libertarian: John Barbiarz
State Representatives for Hudson (District 37)
Democrat: Barbara Blue, Grace Kennedy,
Ralph Fairbanks, J. Alejandro Urrutia, Katherine
Messner, Stuart Schneiderman
Republican: Caleb Dryer, Thaddeus Luszey
Jr., Jordan Ulery, Eric Schleien, Lynne Ober,
Russell Ober, Shawn Jasper, Andrew Renzullo,
Kimberly Rice, Lars Christiansen, Andrew Prout,
Robert Haefner, Steve Hellwig, Jared Stevens,
Kevin Garnick, Louis Alciere, Teresa Stewart,
Tony Lekas, Michael Tranfaglia, Andrew Prout,
Laurie Jasper, Jonathan Maltz, John OBrien
At press time, the Town of Litchfield was unable
to provide the HLN with a list of candidates for
state representative.
As the elections are approaching quickly, its
important that people research the candidates and
vote for the officials that they trust. The direction
of our state and country depends on each
election. To get more information and become
educated on the candidates, visit the following
websites: www.politics1.com/nh, sos.nh.gov/
VoteNH and www.votesmart.org.
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Remember Hudson When ...

Centronics c. 1977
submitted by Ruth Parker
Any story about Centronics Data Computer
begins with Robert Howard. Earlier in his
career Howard worked with An Wang (Wang
Laboratories) on computer systems for the casino
industry. This led Howard to invent the dot-matrix
printer, and soon after he started Centronics Data
Computer with seven employees in Hudson,
about 1968. Centronics commercialized the small
dot-matrix printer that helped fuel the explosion
and popularity of personal computers.
From this small start-up the company grew to
more than 6,000 workers worldwide, including
3,000 in New Hampshire. Robert Howard passed
in 2014 and is remembered for his curiosity and
his generosity. He is credited with the invention
and popularity of the dot-matrix printer and
the parallel interface. During his lifetime he
formed more than two dozen companies. After
Centronics he later founded Presstek and Howtek
in Hudson during the 1980s.
Centronics purchased a three-acre land parcel
from Clement Industrial Park on Route 111 in
1969 with an agreement to begin construction
of a commercial building costing no less than
$70,000 within six months. Clement Industrial
Associates was formed in the 1960s by a group
of Hudson residents desiring to foster the growth
of industry within town. This

park was built on a portion of the
farmland of Harry and Mildred
Clement. The old Clement
Farmhouse, which burned in
1935, was located on the corner
of what is now Clement Road
and Route 111, about where Tip
Top Tree Service is now located.
By 1971 Centronics was
operating from this building
on Route 111. The company
reached a prime about 1979
with annual revenues over
$100 million. The business
of small printers became
very competitive; plus there
were product problems and
lawsuits. By 1982 Control Data
Corporation merged their printer
business into Centronics, invested
$25 million in the company and
took the business control away
from Howard. By 1987 Control
Data sold the printer business
to GENICON. Using the proceeds from this sale,
Centronics purchased EKCO Housewares in 1988
and the company was renamed EKCO.
Centronics Route 111 c. 1977

This commercial property is located at One
Wall Street in Hudson and shown in this circa
1977 photo from the Historical Society Collection.
This building is now a part of Century Park, LLC
Londonderry Concerts
on the Common Features
Brian Templeton July 20
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Humane Society to Host Rabies

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Londonderry Arts Council
Londonderry Concerts on
the Common features Brian
Templeton on Wednesday,
June 20, from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
For a complete schedule
and more details visit www.
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org.
Templeton is one of their
all-time favorite performers.
Period. And, from concerts
goers enthusiastic response,
they must love him, too!
He always seems to get
everyone on their feet
and clapping their hands.
His brand of R+B, blues
and country is simply
unstoppable. His barrelhouse belting style of singing, hot harmonica
playing and exuberant onstage persona has
garnered him a legion of fans in the U.S., Europe
and beyond.
He has toured as the frontman of the legendary
Radio Kings, as a solo artist and has worked
alongside of some world-class blues stars, such
as Otis Grand, James Cotton, Sonny Rhodes and
recently with up-and-coming guitar wiz Enrico
Crivellaro. The main thing he prides himself on is
his ability to entertain his fans.
I dont think of myself as a musician first but
as a showman. I want my audience involved,
whether it be by dancing, singing or just clapping
along to the beat. Templeton is bringing a full
band, including horns, this year. Anyone who
has seen him perform in previous summers for us
will tell you, theyve never left
his show unsatisfied. For more
information on the band visit
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Concerts on the Common are
provided by the Londonderry
Arts Council whose mission is
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of life by promoting cultural arts
in the community and made
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The Humane Society for Greater Nashua
announced that it is hosting a rabies clinic
open to all pet owners. The clinic will be
held on Saturday the 16th from 9 a.m. to 12
p.m. inside of the Hudson Animal Control
Building located across the street from the
Hudson Police Department at 1 Constitution
Drive, Hudson. Make sure your pet is under
your control around the busy environment
and wont be a danger to others before
attending.
Owners are invited to bring their dogs,
leashed (no flexi-leads) and cats in secure
carriers. The rabies vaccine is $10 per pet
and will be given on a first-come, first-served
basis, with no appointment necessary.
For pets without a previous rabies vaccine,

they will receive a rabies vaccine valid
for one year; this will be indicated on the
certificate. For owners wanting a threeyear rabies vaccine, proof of a prior rabies
vaccine is required, and rabies tags alone
are not sufficient evidence. New, three-year
certificates will only be issued if the pet has
a signed certificate.
HSFN has been caring for many of
Southern NHs homeless and neediest pets.
They are pleased to offer this important
service to the community. Not only is the
rabies vaccine required by law, it helps keep
people and pets safer. Indoor pets are also
required to have the rabies vaccine. For any
questions about the rabies clinic contact
HSFN at 889-2275, ext. 21.
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Letters to our Editor
Driving Tips for

Traveling in Europe
As we just returned from a vacation trip to northern
Europe, I was interested to see the All About Me
column Try my Guide to Europe and Live a Little in
the July 1 HLN. I totally agree that travels in Europe
can expand your horizons. We have had many very
enjoyable trips and unique experiences. You can
use travel as an opportunity to learn about different
perspectives on world situations. Being in Europe
during the Brexit vote was very informative. You dont
hear much of that on cable news.
However, I have to disagree with the
recommendation to not rent a car in Europe (please
note that this is for continental Europe only, I
havent driven in the UK). If you need an automatic
transmission, you can always specify it. It may cost a
little more for an automatic transmission, but they have
them. We had a car with an automatic transmission
for this latest trip, even though I requested a manual
transmission. Many times the car rental company will
give you a car with an automatic transmission anyway,
because they dont want Americans learning how to
operate a manual transmission with their cars.
When driving in Europe, you need to be aware of
some differences:
1. No right turn on red. Never. Suppress that
impulse.
2. When sitting at a red light, youll notice that the
yellow light will come on with the red light for a
second or two before the light turns green. Thats
your signal to get ready to go. (Why cant we do
that?)
3. On the German autobahns and highways in most
countries, do not pass on the right. The left lane is
the passing lane. (Italian roads are another matter,
think driving in downtown Boston and you should
be okay.)
4. If you are in the passing lane on the autobahn,
comfortably driving 80 or 90 mph (140kph),
move over as soon as youve passed that truck
since the Mercedes behind you wants to be going
100 mph and needs to get out of the way of the
Porsche that wants to be going 120 mph.
Renting a car in Europe is part of the experience
and allows you to more easily get to many destinations
outside the main cities. For example, Neuschwanstein
Castle, while in the German state of Bavaria, is not in
Munich. Its about a 90-minute drive in your rental car
from Munich. Enjoy your travels.
Jim Barnes, Hudson
Planned Parenthood and the

Race for NH Governor
Last Wednesday the NH Executive Council voted
by a 3-2 margin to restore state funding to Planned
Parenthood.
The highly anticipated vote was full of political
ramifications as two of the leading candidates for NH
Governor, Colin van Ostern (D) and Chris Sununu
(R), serve on the Executive Council. Sununu found
himself in the unenviable position of casting the
deciding vote in a highly publicized election-year issue.
Sununu ultimately broke with his GOP colleagues
and voted alongside van Ostern and Chris Pappas (D)
to restore funding.
On cue Sununu was immediately bashed for
abandoning conservative principles by all three of his
rivals in the Republican gubernatorial primary - Mayor
Ted Gatsas, State Senator Jeannie Forester and State
Representative Frank Edelblut.

What motivated this bold vote from Sununu? I have
a few ideas.
1. While it is unlikely his vote was entirely divorced
from his 2016 aspirations Sununu can now
make a solid case that he is more concerned about
delivering results to NH citizens than playing
politics.
2. There is considerable frustration in the electorate
over partisan gridlock and an overall lack of
legislative productivity. With over 40 percent of
registered voters undeclared New Hampshire
seems like a ripe environment for this brand of a
moderate who is willing to cross the aisle.
3. The vote shows Sununu can look at the entire
issue. Planned Parenthood is often minimized
to solely an abortion issue. Even if Sununu
has reservations related to abortion, Planned
Parenthood provides many other services related to
womens health such as cancer screenings, annual
exams and access to birth control. It is definitely
worth considering whether controversy over one
issue is worth denying many other aspects of
womens health coverage.
4. The vote was playing politics on Sununus part
and makes his candidacy more appealing to
independents and disaffected Democrats in
November. The inherent risk is that Sununu is
currently running in a Republican primary against
a fairly respectable field that will certainly use
this vote against him. It is worth considering
that NH allows open primaries so appealing to
independents is certainly of value in September as
well as November. If this theory is true, he must
be feeling confident about winning the primary
and is already focusing more on the general.
Election year votes are frequently synonymous with
meaningless political theatre. It is refreshing to see a
highly politicized election year vote lead to a tangible
result for the women of NH. Now going forward in a
competitive race for governor it will be very intriguing
to watch the effect of this vote run its course.
Aaron Bellomo, Hudson
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Hudson Memorial School
To the Hudson School Board and Administration,
the Principal, staff, and maintenance at the Hudson
Memorial School. From an independent observer with
a critical and compassionate point of view, the school
grounds at the Hudson Memorial School show me
that theres not much pride in caring for this Memorial
School building and grounds.
I often ride my bike (Im 70 years old) around the
school early in the morning to simply enjoy the early
morning quiet and tranquility experience away from
the Central Street traffic but last Sunday from that
tranquility came a realization of what I was seeing this
time as I stopped for a drink of water; not just observing
but actually thinking about what I was looking at.
(very similar to my awakening experience with the trash
and liquor bottles scattered all along Greely Street a few
years ago.
I looked at the weeds everywhere, they are not just
new this season weeds either, that are too high to be
recent, trees and shrubs that havent been trimmed for
a long time, the broken rail fencing in the back of the
school, the torn and useless basketball netting with
a rusted backboard, the ground level exposed wiring
on lamp posts in the back of the school, weeds tuning
into shrubs, the gully forming at the side entrance to
the athletic fields from storm water run-off, sign posts
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Police actions in Ferguson, MO; New York City,

Baltimore, Baton Rouge and Minnesota have been in
the news, and a few police officers have been seen using
excessive force and shooting people. I believe a small
number of police officers use excessive force, and these
officers should be held accountable for their actions.
The vast majority of police officers diligently do their
duty and treat criminals and suspects with respect.
Unfortunately, police officers are being vilified and
attacked because of a few over-zealous officers. The
result is police officers can be hesitant to take actions
that could possibly be construed as too forceful, and
thereby criminals are emboldened to commit violence.
Unfortunately, this could have been the situation
leading to the murder of the Dallas police officers. And,
by the way, why arent people on the streets protesting
the killing of the five Dallas police officers?
The ramifications of hesitation by police officers in
doing their jobs can place their lives in jeopardy and
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that havent been painted since they were put in the

ground ages ago, road traffic surface markings that are
barely visible, bare round everywhere you look where
grass should be because its been ignored so long, the
weathered and rusted electrical transformers in the
back of the school and safety posts, all the weathered
and rusting doors in the back of the school, and on it
goes. All of the doors in the back that likely havent
been painted since they were installed, fire hydrants
with faded paint and rust, one hydrant that is so long
overdue for painting it looks like skin peeling after a
severe sun burn, the gray shed at the entrance to the
athletic field that likely hasnt been painted since it was
put there when the Ark floated through Hudson, a fire
hydrant along the road near that shed that is almost
obscured with weeds and soon will be the rusted and
damaged bike rack that likely isnt used anymore, and
the most notable observation is there is absolutely no
seating area outside for students to relax and be able to
talk to the teachers. Theres more of a sense of it being
like a neglected reform school-like building.
The outside of the Hudson Memorial School has no
character or personality, it has no eye appeal and all of
this has nothing to do with a lack of money; it has a lot
to do with a lack of interest and commitment, a lack of
enthusiasm.
No wonder students arent inspired and motivated;
their examples are the adults that run the reform
school. The outside looks like a Chicago slum school.
If I could see all of this just riding my bike around
for about 20 minutes, give some thought to how the
students feel about this school.
The taxpaying voters need to go over to the Hudson
Memorial School real fast like a bunny, with a copy
of this Opinion Offering as a check list to see for
themselves the conditions of that school, then the
taxpaying voters should demand some resignations
or firings because the students, the community, the
families and the tax payers are being short-changed.
And these observations were on a bright and sunny
Sunday morning at 8 a.m.
Looking at that building and the grounds is a normal
thing to do, but stopping to see what you look at is how
you understand that something is wrong and needs to
be fixed and theres a lot to be fixed there but it should
be under the leadership of a different kind of people;
who have a real interest in what they are supposed to be
doing for which they get paid to do. Its not the money
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to do for and with it.
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My name is Jeff Sands, I am a 16-year employee of
Hudson Fire Department and I am the president of
the Professional Firefighters of Hudson, International
Association of Firefighters Local 3154. I wanted to take
a minute to shed some light on what has been going
with in your fire department.
First I want to thank all those who came out to vote
in March. The community came together and voted in
favor for a contract for our members that will see its first
cost of living increase in almost a decade. The members
are just seeing the 2 percent increase this month. On
average, your Firefighters, EMS Personnel, Emergency
Dispatchers and Fire Inspector are seeing $20 a week
more in their pay checks. Thank you again.
We have seen several comments in this paper about
your fire department and your Fire Chief. I need to
clear up a few things that have been written. The
Central Station renovation has been and is moving
along. Many of you know that even the best laid plans
run into problems. Problems are easy to overcome
when you alone make the decisions, but with an already
tight budget addressing problems means cuts to plans or
requesting additional money. These things take time to
deal with.
Running an organization, the size of ours, addressing
years of neglect of the departments buildings, vehicles,
equipment and personnel is not an easy task. The fire
chief has reversed the downward spiral this department
has been in for years. He is promoting a positive
work environment and giving everyone a voice in the
direction your department moves. Members are no
longer leaving for other departments at an alarming rate
as they were in the past. They are starting to get the
training they need to become better at their jobs, rather
than just the bare minimum. Trucks are getting fixed
when a problem is found instead of sitting out of service
and station maintenance issues are being looked at.
These things that have been neglected for years are now
being addressed.
Like any organization, not everyone will agree with
decisions and direction being taken, but in the years I
have been employed at Hudson Fire, I have never seen
the positive movement or the positive employee morale
that I see today. Change is not always easy and takes
time. Please take the time to let your elected officials
know you support your fire department and your fire
chief in providing the best possible service to you, the
citizens of Hudson. The Selectmens office is located
on the main level of Town Hall at 12 School St. To
correspond with them via e-mail use the address BOS@
hudsonnh.gov or call the Administration Department at
886-6000, ext. 0.
Please feel free to contact me with any comments,
questions or concerns: 886-6021.
Je Sands, PFFH, IAFF L-3154, Hudson
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Irony and Satire
A few comments: I really enjoy the Remember
Hudson When column. It would be even more
appealing if it were Hudson Then and Now with
photographs of the current sites, for people like me with
limited recollection facilities.
Someone should inform the folk at Coldwell Banker
that emeritus can be predicated only of a male. (Re.
Column: Realtor emeritus bestowed on Lorraine
DeMincio.) The correct term for a female is emerita.
(Of course, Nowadays with all the confusion over
sex we may have to resurrect the Latin neuter form
emeritum.)
Finally to those who dislike Nicoles All About Me
column (which I happen to love) a word of advice:
Dont read it. No one is holding a gun to your head
and forcing you to. Personally I feel sorry for people
who cant appreciate good old fashioned irony, sarcasm,
satire, mockery, wit, and jibe.
Don Sordillo, Litchfield
Litchfield Police Log

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7:10 p.m. Assist other agency, Molson Circle. 8:49 p.m. Animal
involved incident, Foxwood Lane. 10:15 p.m. Complaint of loud
fireworks, Page Road.
Sunday, July 3: 11:11 a.m. Motor vehicle complaint, Derry Road.
5:19 p.m. Welfare check, Cardinal Lane. 9:44 p.m. Fireworks
complaint, Martin Lane. 10:06 p.m. Fireworks complaint,
Amsterdam Circle.
Monday, July 4: 1:47 p.m.
Suspicious vehicle, Charles
Bancroft Highway. 10:17 a.m.
Welfare check, Cardinal Lane.
4:32 p.m. Medical emergency,
Page Road. 11:13 p.m. Fireworks
complaint, Country Lane.
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Medical emergency, Nesenkeag
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Pondview Drive. 8:25 a.m.
Attempted burglary, Nakomo
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Prowling, Attempt to Commit
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Your Hometown Community Calendar
Currently
Summer Reading Programs for All Ages
at Rodgers Memorial Library. Children
11 and under can earn raffle tickets for
each hour they read and have a chance to
win fun prizes. Students entering grades 6-12
can earn points towards raffle tickets for reading
or listening to audio books and participating in
Teen summer activities at the Rodgers Memorial
Library. Teen prizes will be awarded. Adults can
get raffle tickets for each library book they read or
listen too, including e-books, and any library movie
they watch as well as for participating in library
programs in July and August. Prizes include gift
certificates to local stores and restaurants. Go to
rodgerslibrary.readsquared.com to sign up.
a snack to share.
July 18: Outdoor Bubble Family Fun, 11 a.m.-12
p.m.
July 19: Summer Toddlers for 2 year olds, 1010:30 a.m. Pint sized stories, crafts and more.
Registration required.
July 19: Go Bananas With Nana Banana!
Ages 7-10, 1-2 p.m. Stories, crafts, games and
activities on the theme of character education.
This is a multi session program through Aug. 9.
Registration required.
July 20: Reading Side by Side, 10-11 a.m. The
whole family can each bring a book and curl up
together to read. Attendees will get raffle tickets
for a chance to win some great books.
July 20: Silver Knights Baseball Skills, 1-2 p.m.
Some Nashua Silver Knights baseball players will
be showing off some baseball skills and tips. All
ages welcome.
July 21: Movers and Shakers, ages 13-23
months, 1:30-2 p.m. Stories, Games and more
for the lively toddling crowd. Registration
required.
Every Friday: Books and Babies, for 18 months
and under, 10:30 a.m. through July 29.
Every Saturday: Crazy Craft Day, drop in any
time 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and make a craft while
supplies last, thru Aug. 13.
To register for programs go to rmlnh.org/events.
Now
Tuesdays, July & August

The Rodgers Memorial Library is hosting free
Zumba Gold classes from 2 to 2:45 p.m. Zumba
Gold is great for active older adults and beginners
to fitness programs looking for a modified Zumba
class that recreates the original Latin dance based
moves at a lower intensity. Space is limited, preregistration is recommended, walk-ins will be
allowed if the class is not full. Each weeks class
must be signed up for individually. Go to rmlnh.
org/events or call 886-6030.
Wednesdays during July
Wednesday Walks in Benson Park. The Rodgers
Memorial Library is hosting weekly walks in
Benson Park at 10 a.m. during July (weather
permitting). Meet in the parking lot by the kiosk
at the park entrance. Walks will last less than an
hour and are planned to stay on paved or gravel
pathways.
Thursdays throughout the Summer
Do you live with or love someone who is
addicted to drugs? You are not alone. Narateen
is a 12-step self-help group for teenagers who
have family members or friends who are addicts.
Narateen, which was offered during the school year
at Alvirne High School, will hold meetings from 7
to 8 p.m. at Rodgers Memorial Library in Hudson.
Narateen meetings are open to all teenagers who
are coping with addicts. They provide a safe place
to share. This anonymous program requires no
dues, fees or attendance obligations. By coming to
Narateen meetings, you learn that drug addiction
is a disease. It is not the family members fault
that a mother, father, brother, sister or friend has
becoming addicted to drugs.
Saturdays thru August 13
Crazy Craft Day. Drop in any time 9 a.m.-12:30
p.m. at the Rodgers Memorial Library and make a
craft while supplies last. To register go to rmlnh.
org/events.
Saturdays thru August 27
Aaron Cutler Memorial Library in Litchfield Closed
Saturdays thru September 3
Rodgers Memorial Library Summer Hours: Open
9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Upcoming Summer Activities for Children at
Rodgers Memorial Library
July 15: Family Karaoke Party, 6-7 p.m. Drop in
and sing or just listen. All ages welcome. Bring
Friday, July 15
th
The Rodgers Memorial Library in
Hudson is hosting a Free Friday Film
Festival at 3:30 p.m. starting today and
continuing through the end of August. Catch
films you may have missed in the theaters on our
big screen in air conditioned comfort. Snacks will
be served. Call the library film line at 816-4535 or
check our events calendar rmlnh.org/events for film
titles and details.
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Saturday, July 16
The Hudson Police Department
will host a Humane Society For
Greater Nashua Rabies Clinic for local
communities from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the
Animal Control Facility. The fee per vaccine is $10.
Dogs on leash/cats in carriers.
16th
Monday, July 18
Join the Hudson Scouts at 6:30 p.m.
at the Hudson Community Center for
another breath-taking Rocket Launch!
Bring a 2-liter soda bottle, or well give you
one, and make a rocket thatll fly higher than the
trees (if the trees are not sequoias!). This is a family
activity, best enjoyed by children 5-11, while their
parents take video. Contact Ben Dibble for more
info: 305-7492.
8th
Monday, July 18 thru Friday, July 22

New Life Christian Church, 272 Lowell Rd.,
Hudson, will hold its Vacation Bible School on
from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Children ages 4 through
grades five, and its free! Our theme this year
is Cave Quest! Kids will explore the rock-solid
foundation of Jesus love. Cave Quest VBS is filled
with incredible Bible-learning experiences kids see,
hear, touch and even taste! Sciency-Fun Gizmos,
team-building games, cool Bible songs and tasty
treats are just a few of the standout activities that
help faith flow into real life. Plus, we will help kids
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discover how to see evidence of God in everyday

life - something we call God Sightings. You can
register online atwww.groupvbspro.com/vbs/es/
NewLifeHudson or contact Sandy Birr at 759-3746.
Wednesday, July 20
The Litchfield Senior Citizen Group
will meet at 1:30 p.m. at the Community
Church on Charles Bancroft Highway.
The speaker will be John Clayton who will
discuss the history of the Manchester mill yard and
its workers. This will be followed by an ice cream
social. All senior citizens are invited to attend.
0th
The Aaron Cutler Library brings you a Basic

Bicycle Maintenance and Repair Workshop on
the library lawn at 7 p.m. (Rain location: Talent
Hall). Learn the basics of how to keep your bicycle
rolling on top condition. Bring your questions,
bikes, or both. Share your experiences. Firsthand
discussion and demonstration presented by
Litchfield resident and bicycle enthusiast Chris
Chew. Free and open to the public. Call the
circulation desk for questions 424-4044.
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Thursday, July 21
A Used Book Sale to benefit the Hudson
library will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. at
the Hills Library building, 16 Library St. in
Hudson.
We had a lot of fun with Center Mass, the New

Hampshire National Guard 39th Army Band, last
summer, so weve invited them back to the Aaron
Cutler Library! Enjoy covers of some of your
favorite rock, pop, country and blues tunes. Center
Mass performs a free concert on the library lawn
today at 7 p.m. This concert is appropriate for all
ages, so bring your friends and chairs or a blanket
to sit on! In case of rain, the concert will be held
at the Campbell High School Auditorium. Call the
circulation desk with any questions at 424-4044.
Monday August 1 thru Friday, August 5
Summer Thunder Kids Club, ages 5-12.
All kids welcome for fun, games, stories,
crafts. Open Doors Christian Fellowship,
359 3-A, Litchfield. Sign up at our website
and watch a video of last year - www.odcf-nh.com
or call 424-9240.
1st
Mondays, August 8 & August 22

Are you interested in the Catholic
th
Faith? St. Kathryn Parish will soon begin a
new journey in faith to share the richness
of the Catholic Church and our parish
family. We invite you to learn what the Church
teaches and be introduced to some of our parish
members. These sessions are opportunities for
you, and others that you may wish to invite, to ask
those perplexing and difficult questions you may
have about the church. These gatherings are for

inquirers and are open to people unbaptized, as
well as those who are baptized Christians from
Protestant or Evangelical backgrounds. Each
session will be in room 1 in the parish basement
from 7 to 8 p.m. Non-committal. Feel free to
come to either or both sessions. Give us a call
if you have any questions or would like further
information at 882-7793, ext. 204 or e-mail
Deacon Ray Marcotte at deacon.ray@stkathryns.org
or check out our parish website: www.stkathryns.
org.
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Friday, August 11 thru Sunday, August 14

Hudson Old Home Days, Hills House,
Derry Road
Saturday, August 13
The Litchfield Historical Society is
planning an Art Show at the Griffin
Memorial School will run from 11 a.m. to
3 p.m.
Tuesday, September 20
Hudson Police Department sponsored
its 55th Semi-Annual American Red Cross
Blood Drive at the Hudson Community
Center from 12 to 7 p.m.
Sunday, September 25
Fourth Annual Hudson Historical Society
Lumberjack Show, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Hills
House, 211 Derry Rd., Hudson. Bring the
family out to cheer on both collegiate and
professional lumberjacks and lumberjills as they
chop their way to glory while they compete in
old-time lumberjack events! If you had fun last
year, be assured youll have twice as much fun
this year, with many surprises to be announced in
the coming months, so stay tuned! Events include
cross-cutting, underhand chopping, single buck,
springboard, and everybodys favorite - hot saw!
Food, beverages and t-shirts will be on sale all
day, starting at 8 a.m. Dont forget to bring your
chairs, blankets, and whatever else will make for a
spectacular day of lumberjacking, as this event is
rain or shine! Free parking and admittance.
5th
Saturday, October 20
Cemetery Tours with Dave. 9 a.m.,
th Hudson Historical Society, Hills House,
211 Derry Rd., Hudson. This was such
a hit last year, we are doing it again!
Including tours of Hudson Center Cemetery,
a discussion of the Tenney Tomb and a visit to
Westview.
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We the People
must Move out of the Dark
We the People ... Wow, that is very strong
and does it happen in Hudson and anywhere
in New Hampshire? As an elected state
representative becomes the honorable, we call
the House of Representatives the General Court.
Now dont get me wrong, we did elect them
and have the opportunity to un-elect them in a
primary in September this year and a general
election in November, yes the same election,
where we the people will vote for a president.
Remember the word is vote, elect was not used
as the Electoral College has the final power.
This isnt anything but old news, but what
started the thinking was this. Once again, the last
meeting of the Hudson Board of Selectmen for
FY 2016, was in June. July marks the new fiscal
year. The new budget
(or maybe we should
call it the approved
spending cycle) or
maybe even better
a new pot of money
has been granted to
the town to operate
the government (not
saying our government).
Starting to feel disenfranchised? Join the club.
The only way to change that is to be involved,
volunteer or, better, run for an office, be an
elected official, almost as good as being an
honorable. By the way, is it too late to run for
one of those seats? Unfortunately, the deadline
to sign up was in the beginning of June. Sorry,
the wheels spun off, back on track. You are part
of our government, like it or not, go speak to our
selectmen in public input during their meetings.
That way your ideas and opinions are on the
record. Speaking with them privately might
make you feel better about your concerns, but
what will they do with your thoughts? Standing
up and being on the record is a start to a stronger
town for (we the people).
Lets switch gears now. The fire department
is renovating the 50-year-old Leonard Smith
Central Fire Station. Yes, we (the people) voted
to slot $900,000 to do the project back in March
of 2015. At that time the chief had a thumbnail
sketch of $1.2 million for the project, but the
town fathers (a name one selectman refers to
the selectmen quite often) made a decision to
only put $900,000 on the ballot so that we the
people would pass the warrant. That is their
job and as long as they reviewed the facts (cost
Editorial
projections and scope of work, or asked a town

employee to do it that truly is all we can ask).
As the design phase and the construction costs
started to come in this spring (2016 a year later)
there had to be compromising. It will still (just
guessing) extend the useful life of that building
and provide a better working environment for our
firefighters.
But why couldnt the project be built to the
best it can be? What are we sacrificing as the
monies approved were less than what was truly
needed? Will we lose a better and safer second
exit from the second floor, substitute a different
door for the engine bays, or cut other corners that
we the people just wont know about?
Now here is the real rub. Anyone involved
with the fire
department over the
years knew that there
was duct work in the
attic of the station
that was wrapped
in Tyvek material
as asbestos was the
primary insulation
used on pipes and ducts (before we knew about
mesothelioma). Twenty-two thousand dollars
to have it removed, with what is known about
asbestos is a good thing, but it also had to be
applied toward the $900,000.
Thank you again, town fathers (knowing the
other shoe has not dropped). Somehow the town
fathers can find in the budget and spend $94,000
(yes $94,000), not $86,000, for the paving the
parking lot at Benson Park. This is no disparity on
Benson Park, as it has become an asset to many
people (did not say Hudson residents, did not say
southern New Hampshire residents, just many
people).
Back to the town fathers. Do they have a plan
for our town or do we just shoot from the hip
when an idea comes up? The we the people
never were asked to vote on the paving or many
of the other expenses of the park. As for the
many great people who have volunteered to
make the park the great place it is today, this
is not reflection on them but a question for the
town fathersWhy are the leaders of the town of
Hudson only reactionaries without a strategy for
the future?
What is more important --a fire station lasting
into 2056 or a parking lot with a 15-year life span
at best?
Leonard T. Lathrop
The Wait Is Over
Black Lives Matter vs. Police Officers

As of late there has
black children. They are not usually the
been a lot of violence in
intended targets, but still just dont shoot
our country, but lets face
if there are children around. Even if they
it, we, as humans, are
All About arent your intended target they dont
violent. We have always
need to see that. Better yet, just stop
been violent and we will
shooting.
be violent in the future.
This may sound a little blunt and
We are hardly ever content
insensitive, but fix the violence that
with the world we live in. If we were meant to
plagues your community first and then fix the
be content with the world we would still be living
violence that is inflicted upon your community.
in caves. As a species we have changed and
Fighting for social justice will be much easier
progressed, but, when it comes to our core beings,
united.
we havent changed and we will never change. If
Police officers shooting unarmed black men I
we did, we wouldnt be human anymore.
think is just a surface to a more complex problem.
Currently, there has been a rift in this country
I think a large portion if not the majority of blacks
between Black Lives Matter activists and police
are deeply unsatisfied with their lives. I think
officers. Weve had a history of racism and
the system is failing for them. I think that no
discrimination in this country. Most other
matter how hard they try, they just cant seem to
countries have or had this problem too. We are
win. Whenever the system fails in a society there
not alone in this matter. We, as Americans, just
is obviously going to be discontent voiced and
like to think that we are more socially progressed
demonstrated and rightfully so. I can imagine
and are more equal than the rest of the world.
its hard to grow up in these impoverished inner
However, facts dont back that up.
city neighborhoods. Consider the ramifications
Before I jump into my discussion points, I
of not receiving a good education, not receiving
would like to explain why I use the term black
the same opportunities and witnessing a lot of
instead of African-American. Not all blacks are
scary situations. Historically, when the system
from Africa. Some are from other places such
fails, people turn to something else; whether that
as Haiti. Also whites are not called Europeanbe communism or religion it doesnt really matter.
American. Youre white and an American. Youre
The system needs to change. If it doesnt change
black and an American. We are all Americans.
the situation is only going to get worse until the
My thoughts on paper today arent to pick a
system completely breaks down, or people get
side. I dont believe that there is a right or wrong
tired of fighting and lives continue on without
side here. Everyone is always so focused on whos
improvement.
right and wrong and backing up that position even
Again, I am not black and I live in southern
it if it means ignoring basic facts. Are there bad
New Hampshire. I can only speculate from what
black men? Yes. Are there bad police officers?
I see and hear in the news. I did live in Chicago
Yes. Are there good black men and good police
recently and it was very different than living in
officers? Yes. I like to think that there are more
quiet New Hampshire. I did work in an area that
good people in this world than bad.
wasnt inner city, but it wasnt a place where you
The Black Lives Matter activist side is that police
should travel alone at night. I saw things that I
officers are killing unarmed young black men.
would never see in New Hampshire. I did see
Whether police need better training, have racial
violence, poverty and blatant racism.
prejudices, or actually thought that their own lives
The problem I think with people who live in
were in danger and felt no other choice but to
southern New Hampshire is, because we lack
shoot, I dont know. I cant read their minds, and I
diversity, we dont really see racism. I think if
didnt witness any of these incidents firsthand.
someone from this area were to move to Detroit
According to USA Today, so far in 2016, 26
they would be exposed to a lot more diversity and
officers have been killed. At this time last year
more poverty. Their viewpoints may drastically
there were 18 officers killed. I tried to look up
change because of that. Its hard to get an
statistics for how many unarmed black men have
accurate understanding of racial injustice when
been shot by police. Unfortunately, different
you are living in a place where 93 percent of the
news sources give me different numbers. The only
population is white and only 1 percent is black (as
accurate statement that I can provide is that they
of 2016 according to suburbanstats.org).
are all significantly higher than the number of
I can only give my perspective as a white
police officers that were killed.
female in her early 20s. I dont know what the
I dont understand why the Black Lives Matter
average young black male goes through daily. We
group isnt focusing a lot on black men killing
all have our struggles; some of us have deeper
other black people. In Chicago so many black
struggles than others. I also dont know what the
men, women and even children are shot and
average police officer goes through on a daily
killed. I remember reading this year about a
basis. I can speculate and I can research it, but
young boy who was executed gang style a short
if youve never been in someone elses shoes,
distance away from his home. Every day I read
than you cant truly know. You can reach me at
the Chicago newspapers and every day I read of
Nicole@areanewsgroup.com.
shootings. Too frequently the victims are innocent
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St. Joseph Hospital Earns Re-Designation as Trauma Center

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St. Joseph Hospital has received re-designation
as a Level III Adult and Pediatric Trauma Center by
the New Hampshire State Trauma Medical Review
Committee.
As one of the original hospitals designated
by the State of New Hampshire as a trauma
center in the mid 1990s, St. Joseph Hospital has
provided trauma care for the city of Nashua and
surrounding communities for over twenty years.
The hospital provides comprehensive emergency
care 24-hours a day and has available resources
to provide for emergency resuscitation, general,
vascular, spine and orthopedic surgery, and

intensive care services for critically injured trauma
patients.
Our community deserves to have the best
emergency and trauma care close to where we
live and work. That is why it is important for
St. Joseph Hospital to continue to maintain our
Trauma Center status, says Kayleigh Farrell, BSN,
RN, CEN, Trauma Program Coordinator at St.
Joseph Hospital. Our trauma certified nurses
work with our highly skilled emergency medicine
doctors and surgeons to ensure that we provide
safe, quality emergency and trauma care
24 hours a day.
In the recertification process, Dr. Peter Hedberg,
of the New Hampshire Trauma Medical Review
Committee recognized that St. Joseph Hospital
has a well defined and mature trauma program
with areas of excellence including the newly
built emergency department, injury prevention
programs, collaborative relationships with local
EMS services and dedicated and knowledgeable
trauma team members.
The Emergency Department has a
multidisciplinary team of clinicians specifically
trained to respond to trauma situations.
Our surgeons, in collaboration with emergency

department physicians and nurses, coordinate the
care of the trauma patient. In addition, St. Joseph
Hospital has developed partnerships with facilities
including Lahey Hospital & Medical Center in
Burlington, Mass., and Boston trauma hospitals
when advanced trauma care is needed.
For more information about the St. Joseph
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Detailing Hudson Encumbrances

by Len Lathrop
Municipal government is a business with a lot of rules and procedures. One of those is that, at the end
of the fiscal year, the books of the town and the school board close. Often there are things, for lack of a
better word, that have been purchased and not received or contracts for work that has not started or been
completed.
This is where, with the bottom line nature of SB2 form of government, funds in a line account of the
approved budget can be reallocated for a different purpose. Any funds that have not been spent by June
30 of every year or encumbered by the governing body must be returned to the general fund on the town
side and to the taxpayer on the school side of the government. Not to mislead anyone, you wont get a
check from the school district that says we did not spend this much so here it is. Instead, how it works
is the amount that will be requested from you in your tax bill will be less the amount not spent.
Following is the list from the town:
While the paper

staff celebrated the
July 4th holiday
the Fox was busy
scampering around
town. But first an
announcement:
effective July 25, the
Area News Group
has a new home; the
new address is One
Campbell Avenue.
While the address
may not be familiar to everyone, most will know the building. When you are returning from Nashua on
Ferry Street and you see the Welcome to Hudson sign, behind that sign is a green office building that is
One Campbell Ave.; we will be on the first floor. There will be honor boxes in the parking lot for our
readers to pick up extra copies of the Hudson~Litchfield News.
Now, the Foxs questions of the week, and yes, there are always questions (maybe they should be
called concerns or things to think about).
1)Can the chairman of the school board second a motion without stepping down from the
chairmanship? Should both governing boards follow Roberts Rules and to what extent? And just for the
record, Chairman Langlais was excused from that meeting.
2) While the Hudson Board of Selectmen voted on encumbrances, did the Fox just miss the school
board doing that? Is that a possibility?
3)Moving on ... At the first selectmens meeting the budget that just started on July 1 was adjusted
for more money for IT staffing. Just a thinking point. What happened in inspection services where
cameras are going to be installed to watch the counter area and the phone will be recorded for customer
service quality assurance and finally Department Heads will be notified that non-Inspectional Services
personnel will not interrupt the permit process?
4)Lastly, for this edition, do
we have different departments
in our small town duplicating
services? Examples - Zumba
Gold classes at the library for
seniors citizens and Nashua
Silver Knights players offering
baseball skills and tips.
5)And finally, why did the
Board of Selectmen member
page of the town website
change? The Fox remembers
when individual e-mails and
phone numbers were listed
there; now it is just a blue
line to be clicked on. Just a
question to end the scampering
around.
Whats in Your Well Water?

The Next Step
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of Environmental Services, will host a meeting at
Campbell High Schools auditorium on Tuesday,
July 19 at 7 p.m. The purpose of this meeting
is for DHHS to inform private well owners who
have consumed water that had above 70 parts per
trillion of perfluorochemicals, perfluorooctanoic
acid, and or perfluorooctane sulfonate about the
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Brooke Elizabeth Lambert ~ Timothy Alan Dubowik

Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Lori Lambert
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engagement of their daughter, Ms. Brooke
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Town of Hudson.
Mr. Dubowik is a 2000 graduate of
Alvirne High School, and a 2005 graduate of
Northeastern University where he received
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An August 2016 wedding is planned at
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Marion (McGuire) Schilling

Marion (McGuire) Schilling, 89, of Hudson,
died July 4, 2016, at St. Joseph Hospital in
Nashua, following a brief illness.
She was born Aug. 13, 1926, in New
York, N.Y., daughter of the late Joseph
and Wilhelmina McGuire. She was also
predeceased by her husband, Robert A.
Schilling and a brother, Mickey McGuire.
Marion enjoyed reading, going out to
dinner, solving puzzles, and was an avid bird
watcher. She also found great joy in spending time with the family
dogs, Bo and Henry.
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Her loving family includes three sons, Randy Schilling and his
wife Darlene, Robert Schilling and his wife Debbie, all of Largo,
Fla. and Paul Schilling and his wife Angel of Hudson; seven
grandchildren, Laurie, Melinda, Shelly, Theresa, Jeffrey, Amanda
and Rob; as well as 11 great-grandchildren.
Visiting hours were held on July 10 in the Dumont-Sullivan
Funeral Home, 50 Ferry St. in Hudson. A service of remembrance
was held in the funeral home on July 11 followed by burial in
Woodlawn Cemetery, Nashua.
To share an online message of condolence, please visit www.
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Laura B. Landry
Laura B. Landry passed away at Laurel

Place in Hudson on July 7, 2016, following
a period of declining health. She was
born in Manchester on Aug. 23, 1914, the
daughter of Theodule and Melanie (Lessard)
Landry.
Laura was educated in Manchester
schools and lived and worked most of her
adult life in the rectories in Harrisville,
Hooksett and Concord, N.H., where her
cousin, Monsignor Ronaldo Lampron, was the pastor. She shared
household responsibilities with her cousin, Cora Lampron. In 1966,
when the three of them retired, they moved to Hudson where she
resided until her death.
Laura enjoyed all aspects of parish life, as well as basketball, ice
skating, bicycling, cooking and collecting recipes. She was famous
for her rice krispy treats and Toll House cookies. Laura was also
especially fond of cats, as well as baked haddock at T-Bones in
Hudson.
Laura was predeceased by her parents, her cousins with whom
she made her home, Ronaldo and Cora; her cousin, Marie
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Kevin M. Nute
and Kingston. Kevin also enjoyed spending every Sunday with his
family, playing cribbage and hearts.
Besides his loving wife Debbie, survivors include a daughter,
Elizabeth Nute of Merrimac; a son, Brian Nute and his fiance
Michelle Tremblay of Somerville, Mass.; two brothers, William
Nute and his wife Susan of East Hampstead, and Stephen Nute and
his wife Lisa of Hudson; as well as many nieces, nephews, and
cousins.
Visiting hours were held on July 7 in the Dumont-Sullivan
Funeral Home, 50 Ferry St., in Hudson. A Funeral Mass was
celebrated on July 8 in St. John XXIII Parish at St. John the
Evangelist Church, 27 Library St., in Hudson. Burial was held in St.
Patrick Cemetery in Hudson.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made in
Kevins loving memory to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society at
https://donate.lls.org/lls/donate.
To share an online message of condolence, please visit
www.dumontsullivan.com.
Kevin M. Nute, 55, of Hudson, died

peacefully on July 3, 2016, at Massachusetts
General Hospital in Boston surrounded by
his loving family.
He was born Sept. 9, 1960, in Nashua,
son of the late Charles and Frances (Bibeau)
Nute.
Kevin was the husband of Debbie
(Duston) Nute of Hudson, with whom he
shared 31 years of marriage.
He was a graduate of Bishop Guertin High School, Class of 1978
and a graduate of Worcester Polytechnic Institute where he earned
a bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering. He later received
his masters degree in Electrical Engineering from Northeastern
University. Kevin was employed with Sanders/BAE for 15 years.
Because of his love for math and bright personality, he later
pursued teaching and tutoring math in both the towns of Litchfield
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Beaudoin; and her brother-in-law, Laurent Boucher.

She is survived by her sister, Jeanne Boucher, of Bedford, N.H.;
nephews Andrew and his wife Louise Boucher of Goffstown,
Gerald and his wife Janice Boucher of Wolfeboro, and Leo
Boucher of Hooksett; her cousin, Louise and her husband
Lamberto Tedeschi of Merrimack; and her goddaughter, Jessica and
her husband Hans Bachofen of Switzerland, and their families. She
is also survived by many other cousins and friends, including Joyce
Tagliaferro and Kathleen Nichols of Hudson and Tim Murray of
Nashua, and their families.
The family is extremely grateful to Laurel Place for the excellent
care and the loving friendships that Laura enjoyed there.
A Mass of Christian Burial was held July 13 at St. John XXIII
Parish in St. John the Evangelist Church, 27 Library St., Hudson. A
graveside service was held July 14 in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, 474
Goffstown Rd. in Manchester.
In lieu of flowers, donations in Lauras loving memory may be
made to a charity of ones choice.
To share an online message of condolence or for directions,
please visit www.dumontsullivan.com. The Dumont-Sullivan
Funeral Home in Hudson was in charge of arrangements.
www.dumontsullivan.com
Yam Kui (PoPo) Chung

Visiting hours were held on July 6 in the
Yam Kui (PoPo) Chung
was born in Canton,
Dumont-Sullivan Funeral Home, 50 Ferry St., in
Hudson. A Funeral Mass was celebrated on July
China, on Nov. 23,
1923. She entered
7 in Parish of the Resurrection Catholic Church in
Nashua. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery in
Heavens gates on July 4,
Manchester.
2016.
Popo was truly a
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations
be made in Yams loving memory to Community
woman of strength that
taught us how to love
Hospice House, www.hhhc.org/how-to-help/
and what family really
memorial-gifts.
To share an online message of condolence,
means. She enjoyed
watching her great-grandchildren play, crocheting
please visit www.dumontsullivan.com.
scarves/blankets for her family, and cooking
delicious meals for anyone who
visited her home.
PoPo is survived by her six
children, Julie and her husband
Lee of Nashua, Helena and
her husband Shiu Kei Chan of
Located across from
Manchester, Andy and his wife
Goodwill and
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politician. She takes home a very large paycheck
rotten neighbor complaining about the so called
can we pay our bills? Think about this when you
individuals sit there all day drinking beer with stuff
with lots of perks, courtesy of the taxpayer. She
illegal business in a residential neighborhood.
vote. Anyone but Hillary.
all over the so-called lawn. They created a big
approves the message of the big donors to her
That man has bailed me out with car trouble on
traffic hazard with the people who are stopping
election campaign.
numerous occasions and would never take money
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and parking in the street. Lets clean up Hudson
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dealer on Lowell Road. They
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got great jobs, went to college and guess what,
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Years
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purchase a firearm to challenge it in court and receive
The Orlando attack that took the lives of 49 innocent
an expedited ruling, where the burden of proof is on the
people and injured 53 more shook our nation to our
government. If the government cant provide credible
core. It was an act of terrorism filled with hatred, and
information justifying an Americans placement on
an attack on the LGBT community and on our freedom.
one of those lists, then the government must pay the
And it was a reminder that we have to step up our fight
individuals attorneys fees and provide for expedited
against ISIS so we can destroy their capabilities to plan
review to remove the individual from either list.
or inspire terrorist attacks.
Dr. Suma Parakkal, D.M.D.
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purchase a firearm, period.
national security with the rights guaranteed to us in the
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previously mostly on party lines. I had concerns with
member of the Armed Services and Homeland Security
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Committees, a former murder prosecutor, and a strong
broad and lacked sufficient due process
supporter of the Second Amendment, I refuse to allow
protections for Americans, and that Cornyns
terrorists the ability to legally purchase firearms. I refuse
may not provide enough time to stop a
to allow ISIS to continue to thrive abroad, to spread their
terrorist from purchasing a gun. Despite my
poisonous hatred, or to plan and inspire attacks against
concerns,
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Hudson 9U Travel Baseball Achieves Summer Success
submitted by Todd Crawford

The Hudson 9-and-under summer travel baseball team has been
quite busy so far this summer, playing 17 games in the first 23 days
of their schedule.
They opened the summer in the Tyngsboro tournament,
where they defeated teams from Nashua, Lowell, Pepperell and
Londonderry, before falling to the Groton-Dunstable team in
the tournament semi-finals. From there they moved on to the
Londonderry tournament, where they lost to Seacoast before
defeating Dracut and Tyngsboro to make the tournament semifinals. They then defeated Dover in the semi-finals before falling to
Seacoast in the tournament championship. After that, they began
the East Area tournament in Rochester, in the hopes of doing well
enough to qualify for the state tournament.
A 4-1 loss to Exeter in the opening game of the double-elimination
tournament quickly put them in a hole and it was suddenly an uphill
battle to qualify for states. But consecutive wins over Stratham
and perennial powerhouses Dover and Seacoast clinched a spot in
the big dance. They continued on by defeating Exeter and then
Quintown to reach the tournament championship game against
Londonderry. Of note is that their consecutive eliminations of
Dover, Seacoast and Exeter ensured that one of those three teams
would not win the East Area tournament for the first time since 2004.
After securing an early 8-2 lead in the championship game, things
fell apart for the boys in the fourth inning as Londonderry scored
eight runs and never looked back in a 12-8 victory.
However, the runner-up finish in the East Area tournament secured a

Ryan Rocheleau, Dylan Page, Devin Smith, Andrew Deely and
number-2 seed for Hudson in the state tournament in Londonderry,
Conrow.
where they begin their run for the championship against
The offense has been consistently pounding out hits and runs all
Hollis-Brookline on Saturday.
summer, led at the top by McKinnon, Francisco, and Crawford. The
The pitching staff has been led by the 1-2 punch of starting
power bats of Dufour, Deely, and Thibeault follow in the middle of
pitchers Charlie
the order, and Nickerson, Conrow,
Crawford and Kyle
Smith, Belanger, Rocheleau, Page
Dufour, with lights-out
have kept the line moving in the
closer Gabe Conrow and
lower half of the order.
solid middle relief from
The team has been guided by
Max Francisco. The
Coach Ian Nickerson and assistant
infield has been capably
coaches Dave Thibeault and
manned by Brady
Todd Crawford. I am proud to
Nickerson at first, Brett
coach this team. They give 110
McKinnon at second,
percent all the time, and their
Crawford at short, and
sportsmanship is amazing. I am
Dufour at third. DJ
also very lucky to have great
Moose Thibeault has
assistant coaches. Bring on states!
been solid as a rock
Best of luck to the Hudson
behind the plate, and
9U summer travel baseball
McKinnon and Belanger
team as they embark on a state
have also done well in
championship run starting
their time behind the
Saturday, July 16 at 10 a.m. at the
Hudson 9U team celebrates after runner-up finish in
dish. The outfield has
LAFA Fields on Sargent Road in
East Area tournament in Rochester.
been patrolled by Derek
Londonderry.
Belanger,
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Griffith Sits in Fifth in Seasons Points Battle
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Championship event, $10,000 to the winner and this will be the

submitted by Eric LaFleche
first time the 19-year-old Griffith will compete at the Seekonk,
Derek Griffith is by all accounts having a breakout
Mass., race track.
year on the Pro All Stars Series . Sitting fifth in the season
We usually do great at places Ive never raced at, said
points battle, the Hudson driver took aim at a pair of
Griffith. We won at Claremont, got a great finish at Speedway
races at the Oxford Plains Speedway (Maine) over the
95 and did well in our PASS efforts at Oxford. Were not sure
July 2 weekend.
if well use our Granite State Pro Stock Series Pro Stock or our
We went up to Oxford to try and just get more seat
PASS Super Late Model for this race. I think Beech Ridge; a day
time, said Derek. That track is certainly tricky; I think the
earlier may dictate that call.
key to getting around it is really just experience.
For more information, visit www.proallstarsseries.com and
Griffith and the No. 12 FEP Insurance/LCM Racing
www.seekonkspeedway.com
young Hudson driver is first trying to continue his upstart season
Toyota race team headed up on Saturday to take in a weekly 50-lap
To follow Griffith, visit facebook.com/derekgriffith18, at twitter.
on the Pro All Stars Series as that tour travels to Beech Ridge Motor
event. Unloading very quick has been the norm this year, thanks in
com/derekgriffith12 and at www.derekgriffith.com.
Speedway for the make-up event that was rained out from Saturday,
part to Crew Chief Louie Mechalides, Louie has us dialed in, right
July 9. The main event is 150 laps on the 3/8-mile oval and Derek
out of the shop, he is invaluable to what were doing this year, said
hopes to start his week off right, he explained, The last time we
Griffith.
came here, we had a mechanical issue which
Griffith would finish in third place on Saturday after starting in
forced us out early, I am hoping this time, we can
sixth on the 20-car field and feeling confident for the Sunday PASS
ride our momentum and grab a nice top-5 finish.
100-lap non-winners race. This race would see the top-3 finishers
Our FEP Insurance/Hitman Industries Toyota
receive a provisional starting position [if needed] into the 2016 H.P.
is always competitive, thanks to my Crew Chief
Hood Oxford 250.
Louie Mechalides. Hes really stepping up and
Derek was among the fastest of the 36 Super Late Models on
providing us with a fast race car, every race.
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hand, consistently in the top-5 through all practice sessions. The car
After the PASS event, the Tyngsborough, Mass.changed throughout the day and unlike Saturday, the car became
Please
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based race team will load up and get ready to
loose. We had an awesome car for the weekly 50-lapper, said
compete for 200 green flag laps at the Seekonk
doctor Molly Harrison DMD.
Griffith.
Speedway in the US Pro Stock/SLM National
Molly is a native of Windham, New
The car did the total opposite on Sunday, but we
got some great notes to build upon for the 250.
Hampshire. She received her BS at St.
Griffith ended up coming away with a 14th place
Michaels College in Vermont and her
finish on Sunday and hopes to build on that when
DMD from the University of Pittsburgh
they return to
the 3/8th-mile
School of Dental Medicine. Dr. Harrison
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capturing his
from both our staff and our patients. The
first Oxford
addition of Dr. Harrison will allow us to
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Trust, Respect, & Personal Care.

Our History
Leo, Sr. an alumnus of Nashua High School, served in World War II as a Staff
Sergeant in the Army Medical Corps from 1942-1945. Upon his return home,
he went to Boston, MA and attended New England Institute of Anatomy and
Mortuary Science (NEI) where he received his diploma in Funeral Directing
and Embalming. In 1949, at his residence on Ferry St., in Hudson, NH he
constructed a funeral home. The Leo A. Dumont Funeral Home proved to be a
personal success as well as a success to the community. In 1967, another
Leo A. Dumont Funeral Home was established on Kinsley St., in Nashua, NH.
It would remain there until 1978.
Many changes took place between 1972-1979. With confidence and support
from his wife Theresa, an addition was built to the Ferry St. location. The
Nashua location was sold and the Sullivan Brothers Funeral Home on Spring St. in Nashua was purchased. With this new
venture brought about needed help. Who better then Leo, Sr.'s son. Leo A. Dumont, Jr., a graduate of Alvirne High School and
1967 graduate of NEI, joined with his father in 1969. The two worked hand in hand for many years together.
The 1980s and 90s brought about even more changes to the
funeral homes. The construction of a new County Court House in
Nashua forced yet another move for the Nashua funeral home.
A new location of 370 Main St. was found. Renovations of a
former boarding house began and a new combined name for
both the Hudson and Nashua homes was erected. The DumontSullivan Funeral Home, now with one combined name, continues
to have two convenient locations to better serve the community.
As the new
millennium came,
High top tables to enjoy a cup of freshly brewed coffee.
Leo A. Dumont III
opted to join the family business. He is a 1993 graduate of Bishop Guertin High
School, a 1997 graduate of St. Joseph's College, and a 2000 graduate of NEI. With
the passing of Leo., Sr. in 2000 and the new perspectives of Leo III, a major
renovation and construction project took place at the Hudson facility. In 2003,
changes to the facility allowed for families to relax in the comfort of a lounge area
and we introduced the areas first children's room and DVD Tribute program. In
2007, an eager young apprentice named Kade Stewart was hired. Becoming a full
time licensed director in 2008, Kade has been a true asset in assisting local
families as well as an integral part of the daily operations at the funeral home.
Now, in 2016,
with Leo III as the
third generation
owner of the
funeral home, our newest renovation is complete. An 850
square foot coffee lounge, open to all families and their guests
during service times. Offering the highest quality Starbucks
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snacks including a variety of cookies, pastries, and muffins.
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With nearly 70 years of being a family-owned business, we have seen a lot of changes.
However, with all that has changed since 1949, one thing remains the same; the code of
Trust, Respect and Personal Care.
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