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Volume 20 Number 32 February 19, 2010 18 Pages
25th Annual Kiwanis
25th Annual Kiwanis
Volunteers Organize Plans
for 9/11 Memorial in Hudson
Ice Fishing Derby
by Lynne Ober
nullhe nullst Kiwanis members
arrinulled at nullbinson nullond
long before dawn and began
setting upnull null nullnull anullnull
when registration opened,
they were ready and
waitingnull nullhe day dawned
bright and cold, and by
the time that the icenullshing
derby ended, the sun was
under the clouds and a chilly
wind was sweeping across the
icenull
ery contestant wnull as ginullen a
pin with a numbernull nullntestants
arrinulled preparednull nullny dragged large sleds nullled with all
community this year, and thatnulls
their needs, including barbenulle grills, onto the ice and
why we hanulle so many great rafnull
started digging through the icenull Others dronulle onto the
prinullsnullSpecial thannull to nullay nullhomas
ice or brought fourheeled nullnull ehicles that they used to
and nullay nullss of Smonully nullnes
transport enullipment onto the icenull null 9 anullnull the pond was
nullstaurant in nullyngsboro for donating most of the food
nullled with groups of people eagerly nullhingnull
wenullre ennullying todaynull
When enulleryone was registered, there were 9nullchildren
nullhe crowd gathered on the shore and waitednull nullinally it
under 1nullyears old and 1null adult participantsnull nulll of them
was time to pull ticnullts for the rafnull prinullsnull nullch winner
were smiling and laughing as the day wore onnull
got to picnullfrom a
Dennis Klingensmith of Prospect Hill Cemetery in York, PA, prepares to haul away a beam
nullcon null the shore, Kiwanis members set up to weigh the
table of goodiesnull
that will become part of a memorial
nullh and started coonullng a nullariety of soupsnull null 11 anullnull
nullter the rafnulls
were ginullen out,
by Doug Robinson
the soup stand was doing a brisnullbusinessnull nullnulle was
burning in a barrel where people could stop and chatnull
trophies were
nullolunteers in nulldson, including nullort nulluthority of New nullornull which is
When Orion nulludett, 11, brought in his two nullh to
awardednull nullhe
members of the nulldson nullghway presently storing steel from the nullwin
be weighed, he said that henulld been nullhing since he
winners werenull
Department, nullolice Department, and nullowers in a warehouse in New nullornull
was nullery smallnull Other small contestants, all bundled in
nullild, nullerch
nullirenullhters, as well as cinulllians and a nulltynull
warm clothes, were also present on the icenull nullaris Scott,
Dinullsionnullnullirst
selectman met to discuss the necessary he nullnull ort nulluthority is soliciting
null caught her nullst nullh during the tournament and was
place, nullily Smithnull
framewornullto create a memorial to proposals from public and municipal
thrillednull
second place, Orion
honor those who lost their linulles in the agencies and notnullornullronull
nulleople began bringing their nullh to the weighnulln stationnull
nulludettnullthird place,
9null1 attacnullnull organinulltions interested in acnulliring
While there, many stopped and bought rafnull ticnulltsnull
nullyssa nullnullesnullenull
he nullnull ort nulluthority of New nullornull a piece of 9null1 World nullrade nullnter
null 1 pnullnull a horn sounded, indicating the end of the
fourth place, Shaun
and New nullersey is stepping up its steel for public displaynull nullhe debris still
tournamentnull nullhose still on the ice began pacnullng their
nullarnull nullth place,
efforts to ginulle away debris from the awaiting a nullal destination is stored
belongings and lugging bucnullts nullled with water and nullh
yla Dunullnullnull alnulland
ruined World nullrade nullnternull nullhe in an null,nullnullsnullarenulloot hangar at
to the weighnulln tablenull nullish were measured and weighed,
sinullh place, nullrey
pieces of steel are being donated to Kennedy nullternational nullrportnull nullhe
and the weights were called in to the scorenullepers, who
Kneelandnull
towns who wish to create memorials humidity is regulated, so the steel does
were sitting in the warm trailer with a laptopnull
nullild, nullcnullrel
for those who hanulle lost their linulles,null not rust,nullthey claimnull
e wnull ant this to be a great family enullent,nullsaid
Dinullsionnullnullirst place,
according to nullptain Danulle nullrin, nullhe nullort nulluthority owns the steel
nullm Woolseynull nulle had wonderful support from the
nullnullnna Dunullalnull
nulldson nullire Departmentnull nullhe nullsion debris, and stores between 1,nullnulland
second place, nullris
for this memorial is for enullerybody to 2,nullnullpieces of it at the airportnull nullout
nullbrosinonullthird
be recogninulld enullallynull Not only did half of the pieces of wrecnullge are nullery
place, Kenulln Stroutnull
many police, nulle, and cinulllians only large, but many pieces are no bigger
fourth place, nullily
lose their linulles in the attacnullon the than street signsnull
Smithnullnullth place,
nullmily Smith with her trophy
nullwin nullowers in New nullornullnullty, other During the initial meeting for the
nullbecca nullhcraftnulland
nullericans, as well as citinullns from nulldson 9null1 memorial, ofnullers were
sinullh place, nullnullolena nullcnulliffnull
around the world, innocently lost their elected and possible places to erect
nullild, nullst nullusual nulltchnullnullirst place, Kay nullynn
linulles when another plane crashed into the monuments were discussednull
nullrnsnullsecond place, nullris nullbrosinonullthird place,
in the nulllds of nullrginia and another nullnceptual ideas regarding a possible
nullrian nullmbnullfourth place, nulldrew Santonullnullth place,
plane crashed into the nullentagon,nullhe design were also discussednull
Kennulle nullggnulland sinullh place, nullymond Dumontnull
continuednull nullmmittee members also discussed
ynne Ober
he steel withstood the most null funding possibilities, donation
y L
nullult, nullerch Dinullsionnullnullirst place, nullchael nullbertnull
b
second place, Sam nullgernulland third place, nullbert Danullsnull
horrinull attach on nullerica soil that campaigns, and other anullenues to
nullult, nullcnullrel Dinullsionnullnullirst place, nullchael nullssidynull
toonullthe linulles of 2,9null innocent raise money to support their endeanullor
second place, nullnull nullhibaultnulland third place, nullch
peoplenull nullhis is an enullraordinary without burdening the residents of
nullrnasnull
opportunity to obtain a piece of World nulldsonnull
staff photos
nullult, nullst nullusual nulltchnullnullirst place, Danulle nullgernull
nullrade nullnter steel,nullaccording to the
Orion Aunulltt, null, annullhis friennull Shaun Clark, null, with their trophies
second place, nullb Stnullnullorgenulland third place, nullll nullmbnull
Scouts Help at Nashua Soup Kitchen
Do Hudson Schools
submitted
Educate the Whole Child?
by Paul Parker
On Saturday,
by Doug Robinson
December 19, the
null the recent nulldson School Deliberatinulle
Step nullogram, whereby teachers receinulle
Webelos 2 Den, along
meeting, nulldson resident nullchard nullatterson
wage increases due to tenure nullime sernullednull
with two Wolf Scouts,
stated that nullhe nulldson teachers are producing
and educational incentinullesnull null further
donated their time to
Dnullresultsnullwith the students they teach,
stated that nulldson teachers nullther than the
help out at the Nashua
who then go on to graduatenull nullhen nullspend
paraprofessionalsnulldo not desernulle any raises due
Soup Kitchen, located
money, nullwant to nullow how money is being
to their educational performance with nulldsonnulls
at 42 nullestnut Street in
spent,nullnullatterson said, referring to the teachernulls
childrennull
Nashuanull nullpronullmately
continued to page 6- Hudson Education
1null indinullduals and
families receinulle nonnull
perishable food each
weenullat the Soup
Kitchen and nullantrynull
nullhe Soup Kitchen also
An Orange Glow
sernulles breanullast nullnday
through nullriday, and
sernulles dinner senull
Area
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Group 3x3
a weenull anulleraging 1,nullnull


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meals each weenull
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Cub Scout Den helps out at the Nashua Soup Kitchen
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Hunullon Police Onuller nulloger nullmarche releases a Nerf ball nullring a tough match against sinullh granullrs
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