Salem Community Patriot May 27, 2011 - 13
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“Thumbs up to the writer who lauded State Reps for trying to stop ‘double dippers’ -- public workers who retire and collect a pension only to land another job. The writer missed Salem’s ultimate ‘double dipper’ -- the Rockingham County sheriff who left the police department on full disability and is now in Brentwood collecting his pay and pumping up a pension. These people obviously have no pride and we must share some blame. After all, he was elected to office.”
“Thumbs down to all the drivers that follow too close to the vehicle in front. For some reason, this concept is NOT getting to many drivers. They have no idea they cannot stop in time. These drivers or passengers will be spending time in the hospital, body shop, or worse, and their insurance rate will be raised because someone never taught them safe braking distance or they never got stopping
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you ever have to say at the Board meetings is ‘my concern’ over and over again. If you’re burdened with so many concerns stay home.”
“Thumbs up to the Salem
School District - great job on the renovations! Wow, those schools are making progress and looking great. It will be great to see those completed and the next
three elementary schools started next year, hopefully. Keep it going, Salem, we’re making progress.”
“Thumbs up to the person who wrote in
saying some of the Salem school personnel are in complete denial that there are problems. Whether it be policy or teachers, this couldn’t be more true!!”
“Thumbs down to Planning Board Chair
Keller for allowing Mr. Gray’s replacement to vote on projects brought forth by Mr. Gross of MHF Design. Regardless of their longtime friendship, Mr. Gross resides with the guy’s father-in-law! How can that not be a conflict?”
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“Thumbs down to the people who take their dogs on the soccer fields, and let them poop without bothering to clean it up. What is wrong with you? Our kids deserve to not be stepping in dog poop. Please be respectful of other people and obey the rules - no dogs allowed on the soccer fields!”
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“Thumbs down Selectman Campbell. All
“Thumbs down - It’s the American way to allow any corporation to make a profit. But when a company is making a high obscene profit subsidized with my tax dollars - that’s unfair and un- American. Congressman
Bass I thought you represented me, not the oil companies. Your vote disappointed me, my vote in the next election will disappoint you.”
“Thumbs up to my twin!”
“Thumbs up to the people who cared enough to attend the second deliberative session and
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vote for fixing our roads. Hopefully the bond will pass next year and we’ll fix more of them that are in such desperate need. It is so good to see these roads getting fixed. Let’s keep this
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progress going. Salem needs to keep moving forward - we deserve better.”
“Thumbs up to New Hampshire! As the Massachusetts Speaker of the House is undergoing a corruption trial that will most likely have him spending the next 10 years in jail, Massachusetts looks to add new taxes on candy, soda, spirits (a tax rescinded by voters last fall), and a new graduated income tax up to 9%. Has Massachusetts every met a corrupt politician it wouldn’t vote for or a new tax it didn’t love? I thank my lucky stars to have been born and live in New Hampshire!”
“Thumbs up to Shaws in Salem and Target in Salem for always being active in community events and showing your community spirit in Salem. And ‘thumbs down’ to all the other businesses in Salem who only want to make a large amount of money and aren’t interested in anything else but making money.”
“Thumbs down to all you people who voted for Lyons, I hope you can afford your taxes when you get to enjoy your property tax and I hope you struggle paying it for voting for him.”
“Thumbs up to the people
who gave to the postal workers food drive to help people in need. ‘Thumbs down’ to those who could and should have but didn’t.”
“Thumbs down regarding Pat Hargreaves and the comment from last week in this column. I’d like to point out honesty and common sense, those trump eloquence, there can be no comparison.”
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“Thumbs up to the ‘thumbs down’ in this weeks’ news about the bullying by the Salem school district. Can’t agree with them more! There is a certain principal in the elementary school and a certain playground aide who have been bullying children in this district,
there have been multiple complaints and nothing has been done about it. It’s amazing.”
“Thumbs up to the Salem Republican Committee for planning the Labor Day picnic which will provide free food and a chance to meet the republican candidates of 2012. September 5, 3-5 p.m. at the Elks Lodge in Salem.”
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Friday, May 27 6:30 p.m., Positive Place May/June: Greater Salem Boys & Girls Club Hosted by Peter Rayno 7:00 p.m., Greater Salem Chamber Today May/ June Hosted by Peter Rayno 7:30 p.m., Salem Today with Susan McLoughlin: Taste of Salem and Boston Post Cane 8:00 p.m., A Brief History of the Tenney Gatehouse as told by Joe Bella of Methuen Historical Society
8:30 p.m., Colonial Meetinghouses of New England presented by Paul Wainwright for Salem Historical Society
9:35 p.m., Greater Salem Caregivers Appreciation Luncheon
10:10 p.m., Derry-Salem Elks Youth Awards Banquet
11:00 p.m., Small Business Forum with Brenda Tecce: Guest - Daniel Forget, Owner of Salem Nissan
11:20 p.m., Songbirds of the Northeast presented by John Root for Kelley Library Adult Series Saturday, May 28 12:40 a.m., Mowtown History at The White House 9:00 a.m., Colonial Meetinghouses of New England presented by Paul Wainwright for Salem
Historical Society
10:05 a.m., Greater Salem Caregivers Appreciation Luncheon 10:35 a.m., Derry-Salem Elks Youth Awards Banquet 11:00 a.m., Around Town with Larry Seaman: In Studio - Subject today is Court Appointed Special Advocate of NH (CASA) 11:35 a.m., The Underground Railroad presented by Eleanor Strang for Salem Historical Society 12:30 p.m., Business Connections with Larry Seaman: USA Sub of Salem NH 1:30 p.m., A Brief History of the Tenney Gatehouse as told by Joe Bella of Methuen Historical Society
2:00 p.m., Small Business Forum with Brenda Tecce: Guest - Daniel Forget, Owner of Salem Nissan
2:20 p.m., Songbirds of the Northeast presented by John Root for Kelley Library Adult Series 3:40 p.m., Salem Parks and Recreations Annual Fishing Derby (April) 4:40 p.m., Classic TV: Our Mr. Sun(1956) 6:00 p.m., Positive Place May/June: Greater Salem Boys & Girls Club Hosted by Peter Rayno 6:30 p.m., Greater Salem Chamber Today May/
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June Hosted by Peter Rayno 7:00 p.m., Salem Today with Susan McLoughlin: Taste of Salem and Boston Post Cane 7:30 p.m., “Life Happens” Workshop presented by Jenny Milana for the Salem Senior Center 8:15 p.m., Salem Elderly Services Part 2 presented by Greater Salem Chamber of Commerce 8:45 p.m., :Old Time Rules Will Prevail: The Fiddle Contest in NH & NE” at the Kelley Library 9:50 p.m., On the Road with Everett McBride: Congressman Bass
10:30 p.m., Colonial Meetinghouses of New England presented by Paul Wainwright for Salem Historical Society
11:35 p.m., Greater Salem Caregivers Appreciation Luncheon Sunday, May 29
12:05 a.m., Derry-Salem Elks Youth Awards Banquet
5:00 p.m., St. Joseph Church Sunday Mass 6:05 p.m., Derry-Salem Elks Youth Awards Banquet
6:30 p.m., Positive Place May/June: Greater Salem Boys & Girls Club Hosted by Peter Rayno 7:00 p.m., Greater Salem Chamber Today May/ June Hosted by Peter Rayno 7:30 p.m., Salem Today with Susan McLoughlin: Taste of Salem and Boston Post Cane 8:00 p.m., A Brief History of the Tenney Gatehouse as told by Joe Bella of Methuen Historical Society
8:30 p.m., Colonial Meetinghouses of New England presented by Paul Wainwright for Salem Historical Society
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12:30 a.m., Four Centuries of Fishing in New Hampshire presented by Author Jack Noon for the Salem Historical Society 1:30 a.m., Army Newswatch Episode 11-08 for April No. 3 7:58 a.m., Grace Assembly of God Morning Worship presented by Pastor Ernie Abdelnour 9:00 a.m., St. Joseph Church Sunday Mass 10:10 a.m., Granite United Church 11:00 a.m., Times Square Church Service 11:59 a.m., Grace Assembly of God Morning Worship presented by Pastor Ernie Abdelnour 1:00 p.m., Changing Lives Christian Church 2:01 p.m., Granite United Church 3:00 p.m., Times Square Church Service 4:00 p.m., Changing Lives Christian Church
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