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THE CONCORD May 27 to June 3
INSIDER
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9 New tunes
Andrew North and the Rangers
plan to release new single and
full-length album.
3 Greek to go
And a look at two
upcoming author events
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City news
Last week for leaf
Book of the week .................................................. 12
find it
collection and
other items. City newsletter ....................................................... 4
This week in Concord history ........................... 10
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bulletin board
Vape book A Year in Space. He con- community. Soon after the Salon, the Village Voice, and another Greek Dinner to Go
author event sulted on and appeared in leader of the Body died and Elle. In 2016, Shawna was from Holy Trinity Greek
Jamie Ducharme returns the Tom Hanks movie revelations of the sexual awarded the Jean Ritchie Orthodox Church (68 North
to Concord virtually June 2 Apollo 13. abuse came to light, her Fellowship, the largest mon- State St., Concord).
at 7 p.m. to present a fast- Registration required at family returned to the same etary award given to an Ap- This month we have a spe-
paced and impressively re- eventbrite.com/e/ Kentucky mountains that palachian writer, and in cial offer, one that has be-
searched account of the his- 154486660761. their ancestors have called 2017 she was the recipient come traditional for the cel-
tory and rise of e-cigarettes, home for three hundred of a Rona Jaffe Foundation ebration of our Parish’s
in Big Vape: The Incendiary A story of survival years. It is a community rav- Writer’s Award. A regis- Name Day (Pentecost
Rise of Juul. She is joined in Rona Jaffe Writer’s Award aged by the coal industry, tered nurse, community col- Sunday) — a gyro sandwich
conversation by Time maga- winner Shawna Kay Roden- but for all that, rich in hu- lege English instructor, with fries and a Greek
zine editor at large Jeffrey berg returns virtually on manity, beauty, and the mother of five, and grand- Salad.
Kluger (Apollo 13, Holdout). June 8 at 7 p.m. to her old complex knots of family mother of one, she lives on a The price of each meal is
Jamie will be in New stomping grounds of Con- love. Curious, resourceful, hobby goat farm in southern $15. Pick up is June 13 at the
Hampshire the week of June cord and Gibson’s to discuss rebellious, Shawna ulti- Indiana. church from noon to 1 p.m.
7, and will be happy to sign her new book, Kin: A mately leaves her mountain Registration required at The cut off date for ordering
and personalize any orders Memoir, a heart stopping home but only as she mas- eventbrite.com/e/ is June 9. You can order by
that ask us to hold them for memoir of a wrenching Ap- ters a perilous balancing act 156161371867. phone (603-953-3051), by
her. If you do not ask us to palachian girlhood and a between who she has been email (ordermygreekfood@
hold for her signature, your multilayered portrait of a and who she will become. Order a Greek gmail.com) or on the web-
order will be sent out as it is misrepresented people. Kin is a mesmerizing dinner to go site (holytrinitynh.org).
received. Shawna will appear in con- memoir of survival that You are invited to enjoy Kali orexi! Good appetite!
Jamie Ducharme is a staff versation with Benjamin seeks to understand and
writer at Time magazine, Anastas (Too Good To Be make peace with the people
where she covers health and True). and places that were sur-
science. Her work has won When Rodenberg was vived. It is above all about
awards from the Deadline four, her father, fresh from a family-about the forgive-
Club, the New York Press ruinous tour in Vietnam, ness and love within its
Club, and the Newswomen’s spirited her family from bounds-and generations of
Club of New York. Origi- their home in the hills of Appalachians who have en-
nally from New Hampshire, Eastern Kentucky to Min- dured, harmed, and held
Jamie now lives in Brooklyn. nesota, renouncing all of each other through count-
Big Vape is her first book. their earthly possessions to less lifetimes of personal
Jeffrey Kluger is editor at live in the Body, an off-the- and regional tragedy.
large for Time magazine and grid End Times religious Rodenberg holds an MFA
the author or coauthor of community. Her father was from the Bennington
twelve books, including seeking a better, safer life Writing Seminars. Her re-
Apollo 13, Apollo 8, and two for his family, but the aus- views and essays have ap-
novels for young adults. He tere communal living of peared in Consequence,
has written more than forty prayer, bible study and strict
cover stories for Time on regimentation was a bad fit
MOVING?
topics ranging from space to for the precocious Shawna.
human behavior to climate Disciplined harshly for her
to medicine. Along with many infractions, she was
others at Time, Kluger won sexually abused by a preda-
an Emmy for the web series tory adult member of the
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city news
Football clinic with Patriots alumni
The city manager’s office Parks and Rec
sent out the City Manager’s ■ Football clinic with the
Newsletter last Friday. The New England Patriots: The
full newsletter can be found Parks and Recreation De-
by going to concordnh.gov partment is excited to wel-
and clicking the come back the New England
“Newsletter” button. Here Patriots Alumni Club to
are some highlights: Concord on June 4. This
unique 2-hour, non-contact,
Meetings coed, free clinic stresses
■ Finance Committee: leadership, teamwork, and
May 27, 5:30 p.m., FY 2022 commitment for young ath-
Budget Review: Community letes (ages 9-14). Each par-
Development, Leisure Ser- ticipant will rotate through
vices, Human Services, Cap- six 15 minute stations,
ital Improvement Program; which all represent a posi-
June 3, 5:30 p.m., FY 2022 tion on the field. Each clinic
Budget Review: Special Rev- is coached by Patriot
enue Funds (Project Inspec- Alumni. Returning this year
tion, Parking, Airport, Con- for parents and guardians
servation Property, Golf are three optional 15-
Course, Arena, Solid Waste) minute information sessions
and Enterprise Funds that will address sportsman-
(Water, Wastewater), ship and nutritional educa-
Courtesy
Public Hearings; June 7, tion. Space is limited and
The Parks and Recreation Department is excited to welcome back the New England Patriots
5;30 p.m., FY 2022 Budget Alumni Club to Concord on June 4. pre-registration is recom-
Review: Committee Work mended at: https://patriot-
Session, Public Hearings, salumni.com/ffy/concord-
and Public Hearing Action are available on the City of channel. Agendas and ac- Beginning June 1, the nh/.
(Tentative Budget Adop- Concord website. Visit the cess information are avail- Concord Public Library will
tion) Budget web page for more able prior to the meetings be open Monday, Tuesday, Parking garage
■ Zoning Board of Ad- information. These meet- on the city’s website. and Wednesday from 9 a.m. maintenance
justment: June 2, 7 p.m. ings are being held virtually to 1 p.m. and 2 to 8 p.m.; Big Guns Pressure
■ City Council: June 14, 7 via Zoom and are also live Library expanded Thursday and Friday from 9 Washing will be pressure
p.m. streamed via the City of hours, Heights a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 to 5 washing the city's parking
Note: Budget documents Concord’s YouTube branch reopens p.m.; and Saturday from 9 garages during the following
a.m. to 2 p.m. weekends in June:
The Heights branch will ■ Storrs Street: June 4, 5,
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Merrill Pool structure completed. With
renovation the return of spring, pool
Concord General Ser- walls have been tiled and
vices’ Public Properties Di- work started last week on
vision has been working forming the deck and deck
with the H.L. Turner Group drains. This week, Public
and South Shore Gunite Properties staff painted the
Pools to fully replace the ex- interior of the bathrooms.
isting pool structure at Mer- Concrete decks will be
rill Park to address aging poured next week and
concerns and make im- preparation will begin the
provements for ADA acces- following week for plas-
sibility, increased safety, im- tering the pool, including in-
proved efficiency, and en- stalling the plumbing and
hanced visual appeal. Con- drain faceplates. Plastering
struction originally started will occur after that before
in September with a ma-
jority of work on the pool SEE CITY NEWS PAGE 6
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CITY NEWS FROM PAGE 5 taining to the real estate for owners who were sent the coming weeks, the bridge over the next couple of
the past year.
the pool is filled with water. questionnaires will com- will be closed completely weeks throughout the city.
The last step will be in- The second survey is in- plete them and return to the until mid- to late-August, Work will include the
stalling the pool deck equip-cluded to gauge the impact Assessing Department by and there will be a follow-up painting of roadway pave-
ment and completing a final of COVID-19 over the past June 15. The information advanced notice with more ment markings, including
inspection and clean-up. year. The questionnaire asks gathered is kept confidential details. white fog lines and double
Construction is anticipated about what changes may and is not shared or made During the closure, traffic yellow lines. Striping will
for completion in mid-June have or have occurred over available to the public. Prop- traveling southbound on occur for recently paved
ahead of pool season. Visit the past year from March erty owners’ cooperation Washington Street will be roads, and restripping will
concordnh.gov/publicprop- 2020 – April 1, 2021. The will be pivotal in assisting detoured down Millstream be performed in other areas
erties for more information. questions ask about rental the department in setting Lane to Borough Road. as needed to improve line
payments, tenant openings values for April 1, 2021. Traffic traveling north- visibility and increase
City assessment or closings, modifications to If property owners have bound on River Road driver safety. Work will be
and surveys mortgage payments and any questions regarding /Washington Street will be completed between the
The Assessing Depart- funds received from state these surveys, they can call detoured down Borough hours of 8 p.m. and 5 a.m.
ment is conducting a city- and/or federal programs. (603) 225-8550 Monday Road to Millstream Lane. nightly, weather depending.
wide reassessment to value Our hope is to gain a better through Friday 8 a.m. to 4 Below is a plan showing the
properties at market value understanding of what the p.m. or email assessing@ detour route, which will be Neighborhood
as of April 1, 2021. Last impacts of COVID-19 have concordnh.gov. designated with signage Street paving
week, the department sent been over the past year. along the route. The City’s Neighborhood
out letters and surveys to Returning completed sur- Washington Street If there are any questions Street Paving Program con-
commercial and industrial veys will enable the As- bridge rehab or concerns, please contact tinues. GMI Asphalt is the
property owners. Due to the sessing Department to ana- The Washington Street the Engineering Services contractor for paving this
on-going pandemic, for the lyze the information to de- Bridge will be closed during Division at 225-8520. We year. Finish paving has been
second year, there are two termine if any specific ad- the day while the contractor thank you for your patience completed this week on the
surveys. One survey, which justments will be needed to is actively working. This clo- while we complete this im- following streets: Cypress
is sent yearly, requests in- values due to the impacts of sure began on May 3. The portant project. Street, Morton Street, N.
formation regarding the in- COVID-19 for April 1, 2021. closure can be expected be- Spring Street, Noyes Street,
come and expenses per- We hope that property tween 7 a.m. - 7 p.m., but Long line road and Rumford Street (from
may be shorter each day stripping Pleasant Street to Albin
based on the contractor’s The City’s contractor, K5 Street). Work is anticipated
schedule. Corporation, is scheduled to to begin sometime in July
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Street, and Wiggin Street Spring leaf biodegradable yard waste Center at 10 Intervale Road cling Center are Monday
and around September for collection runs bags and/or rigid containers (off of Fort Eddy Road). through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4
Clinton Street (from through June 5 labeled for leaves. Drop-off is free with proof of p.m., with additional hours
Princeton Street to South Leaves raked loosely to the residency for loads smaller from 8 a.m. to Noon on Sat-
Spring Street). Work is Spring Leaf Collection curb are only collected during than a non-commercial pick- urdays during leaf collection.
weather permitting. Streets started last week and will the City’s Fall Leaf Collec- up truck. Residents will be Saturday hours will occur
may be reduced to one lane continue for six weeks in tion. In the spring, leaves required to empty contents through June 5, with the ex-
or closed to through traffic. coordination with trash col- must be bagged or contained at the facility to confirm that ception of Memorial Day
Parking will be prohibited lection through Saturday, for easy pick-up with trash loads are 100% free of any weekend when the facility
between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. June 5. The last week of col- collection. Unacceptable ma- unacceptable materials. Any will be closed on May 29.
Residents will have road ac- lection will be delayed by terials will not be collected, container used to transport Hours are weather depen-
cess to their homes. Find one day with no trash or leaf including branches, brush, leaves to must be taken back dent and are subject to
more information and a ten- collection on Monday, May and plastic bags. with the resident; bags are change. It is advised to call
tative schedule of streets ap- 31 due to Memorial Day. Residents can also bring not required for drop-off. the recycling center to con-
proved for paving at con- Concord residents with leaves to Gelinas Excavation Hours for Gelinas Excava- firm available drop-off times
cordnh.gov/pavingplan. curbside trash collection & Earth Materials Recycling tion & Earth Materials Recy- at (603) 545-4835.
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new tunes
Andrew North and the Rangers create album
New Hampshire indie
band Andrew North and the
Rangers released their new
single, Aditi, and announced
their debut full-length LP,
Phosphorescent Snack, ar-
riving on July 30. The new
song is whimsical and up-
beat and showcases the
band’s instrumental dex-
terity. The lyrics are based
on a silly conversation that
Andrew had with his then 2-
year-old son. taneity of jazz, the light-
“I love being a dad and hearted fun of the jam
just getting to be goofy,” scene, and even the intricate
says North “My son and I passages of classical compo-
were talking about being on sition. Their debut album,
a boat to ‘Aditi’ and just Phosphorescent Snack,
going back and forth with showcases their genre-
nonsense. The lyrics really bending style and whimsical
started to come together sense of humor. It’s a re-
when I started connecting minder that amazing things
the brilliance of this tiny kid can come from unlikely
with my own feelings of in- places.
security as a father. Some- Catch them live at
Courtesy of Dale Grant
times I feel like he’s already Penuche’s Ale House on
Andrew North (keys and vocals) and the Rangers Dale Grant (drums), Chip Spangler (bass, and
so perfect, what can I pos- June 18 at 8 p.m. $3 cover. Rob O’Brien (brass).
sibly teach him that he Ages 21 and up.
doesn’t already have?”
The song is an exciting
glimpse of the band’s new
LP, coming this summer.
Caring Never Changes
The 12 song release show-
cases the band’s genre-
bending style and whimsical
sense of humor.
Aditi is available today on
all streaming platforms, and Concord Regional VNA and
at andrewnorth
andtherangers. Central NH VNA & Hospice
bandcamp.com. It features
Andrew North (keys and have become
vocals), Dale Grant
(drums), Chip Spangler
(bass, and Rob O’Brien
(brass). The single was
mixed and mastered by
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Tank Studios in
Burlington,Vt.
Andrew North and the
Rangers are small-town
Our new name reflects our history and service to the people of New Hampshire,
friends brought together by the depth and strength of our combined teams, and our commitment to providing
an adventurous approach to
music. The quartet span dif-
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ferent ages, hometowns, and home services and community wellness programs in the 82 communities we serve.
musical backgrounds, but
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of classic rock, the spon-
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history
May 27, 1861: After en- receives from Virginia a cir- parents before they can otic full-page ad lists all the May 30, 1923: For last
listing 71 men in Con- cular letter promoting the have an abortion. The vote, Concord young people time, 88-year-old General
toocookville, Joab N. Pat- idea of establishing commit- 197-176, virtually guaran- serving in the armed forces. Joab Patterson rides at the
terson takes them to tees of correspondence in tees that the state’s first Another, for the Foy Tire head of the Memorial Day
Portsmouth, where most the colonies. The Assembly abortion restriction will be Co., gives the number: parade in Concord. In 1861,
will join the Second New will adopt the idea, whose enacted since Roe v. Wade 2,875. Patterson, a teacher, re-
Hampshire Volunteer In- aim is to share information became law 30 years ago. cruited 72 soldiers from
fantry for three years’ ser- in a timely fashion about May 29, 1975: Gov. Mel around his native Con-
vice in the Civil War. Lt. acts of Parliament. In re- May 29, 2002: In Pena- Thomson signs a bill as- toocook and entered the
Patterson, who recently sponse to the committee’s cook nearly 70 local suring the New Hampshire 2nd New Hampshire Volun-
graduated from Dartmouth formation, Royal Gov. John Catholics air their Presidential Primary is al- teer Infantry Regiment as a
at age 25, will fight in 24 en- Wentworth will adjourn the grievances with the church ways first. The law says the second lieutenant. He rose
gagements from First Bull Assembly for seven and demand accountability vote is to be held March 2 to lead the regiment as a
Run to Appomattox Court months. of both its leaders and abu- “or on the Tuesday a week colonel, fought in 24 battles
House, rising to the rank of sive priests as Bishop John before any primary in any and was breveted a major
brevet brigadier general. May 28, 1996: U.S. Sen. McCormack sits in the back other state.” general near war’s end. He
Bob Smith tours Concord’s taking notes. It is the first lived most of his postwar
May 27, 1727: New so-called “crud corridor,” time McCormack attends a May 30, 2002: U.S. Rep. years in Concord and led the
Hampshire’s legislature 440 acres of mostly un- discussion organized by John E. Sununu formally an- Memorial Day procession
grants a charter to a town- sightly and underutilized parishioners and not clergy. nounces his candidacy, each year.
ship that includes most of buildings near Interstate nearly a year after frustrated
present-day Concord and 93. Smith supports the May 29, 1944: Fourteen of members of the Republican May 30, 1868: In Con-
Bow and part of Pembroke. city ’s bid for a $200,000 the 46 conscientious objec- establishment drafted him cord, school lets out early
Because Massachusetts had federal grant to identify tors working as attendants to run against incumbent and businesses close for two
drawn different boundaries contamination along the at the State Hospital in Con- U.S. Sen. Bob Smith. hours so that all may ob-
for a similar area, the corridor, much of which cord go on a cafeteria strike, serve the first Memorial
charter led to much confu- the city will successfully refusing to eat. The men, May 30, 2001: The state Day. Col. James E. Larkin of
sion over jurisdiction and - redevelop into an “oppor- who are labeled “Conchies,” veterans cemetery in Concord, who fought at Fair
more important - tax collec- tunity corridor.” are protesting a rule forbid- Boscawen dedicates a new Oaks, Fredericksburg,
tion. ding them to mingle with section for veterans whose Chancellorsville and Gettys-
May 29, 2003: The New regular attendants at the bodies are lost, unrecover- burg, leads the veterans’
May 28, 1773: The New Hampshire House approves hospital. able, unidentified or other- procession into Eagle Hall
Hampshire Assembly, fore- legislation requiring girls wise unavailable for burial. on Main Street. After the
runner of the Legislature, younger than 18 to tell their May 29, 1944: One patri- singing of “America,” the
recitation of the Gettysburg
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and provides $200 million a Sen. John McCain, who won special executive washroom ucated millwright and rail- on the rich: “Poor people
year for cleanup. the state’s presidential pri- at the State House. The vote road mechanic who rose to don’t hire anybody. People
mary this past winter. (In is a victory for Rep. Eugene become Concord’s mayor in who make money do the
May 31, 2001: Starting that contest, Bass supported Daniell of Franklin, who the 1870s. He chaired the hiring in this country. That’s
July 1, the Monitor reports, McCain’s opponent, George says the state shouldn’t committee to build a new where the job growth oc-
Chichester will once again W. Bush.) spend money on bathrooms state prison and was a prin- curs.”
have a ZIP code of its own. if it can’t give its workers a cipal benefactor of the town
“It’s a matter of pride,” says May 31, 1856: Edward H. pay raise. library in Boscawen, his June 3, 1902: The New
John West, a lifelong resi- Rollins, Concord politico, home early in life. Hampshire State Federation
dent. “We want to be our- leads a mass meeting at June 1, 1880: A report in- of Labor is organized.
selves and use our own Phenix Hall to condemn ter- dicates that Merrimack June 2, 1819: The State
name.” rorism in Kansas and the County is home to 449 man- House opens in Concord. June 3, 1944: The state’s
caning of Sen. Charles ufacturing establishments The legislative session will hopes that “Nazi workers”
May 31, 1911: Nahum Sumner on the floor of the which employ 3,580 males be notable for halting the will solve the labor shortage
Batchelder, an East Andover U.S. Senate. It is among the 16 years or older, 1,477 fe- practice of state subsidy for by harvest time are dashed.
farmer and former New first gatherings in the city of males and 628 children and the Congregationalist “There are not enough
Hampshire governor, falls a new party, the Republi- youth. Church. German prisoners to go
from power as master of the cans. around,” says Arthur French
national Grange after it is June 1, 1913: John Kim- June 3, 1993: Sen. Bob of the New Hampshire Farm
disclosed that he has al- May 31, 1987: Vice Presi- ball dies in Concord at age Smith criticizes President Bureau.
lowed the Grange’s good dent George Bush gives the
name to be used in under- commencement address at
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handed lobbying campaigns UNH. At the height of the
in Washington. He will Iran-Contra affair, several
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known as the “Patrons of
faculty members boycott
the event. A few students
Fee! e
Husbandry” and the chief turn their back to the
new place!
voice of the nation’s podium; others wear orange A friendly
farmers, after 34 years as a armbands. Other than that,
member and six as its na- Hugh Gregg reports in a
tional leader. campaign history, the event
was dull: “George’s speech
May 31, 2000: U.S. Rep. was so heavy-going that no
Charlie Bass announces he one applauded until the
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