At the most recent Town Council meeting, an economic development proposal was introduced by Councilor Ted Combes during discussions surrounding the Strategic Plan, which the Council is currently reviewing. Combes’ proposal focused on enhancing economic development opportunities to strengthen Londonderry’s…
The Londonderry School Board was briefed on priorities for the upcoming school year during its most recent meeting. Superintendent Dan Black explained that he wanted to highlight “a few tentative areas that the school district and individual schools intend to…
The Londonderry Town Council held its final meeting before the upcoming public hearing regarding proposed amendments to the Londonderry Planned Unit Development (PUD) ordinance. A PUD is a regulatory framework governing large mixed-use projects. One example is Woodmont Commons. During…
After years of discussion, debate, and multiple proposals, Londonderry voters overwhelmingly approved the move to full day kindergarten in March, setting in motion one of the most significant instructional shifts the district has undertaken in decades. Beginning this fall, kindergarten…
The price tag to repair and reopen the Leach Library continues to rise, and town officials now say the total cost of addressing the building’s structural, mechanical, and environmental problems could approach $1.5 million. During the most recent Town Council…
Citizen petition warrant articles approved by voters in March resurfaced as a point of tension during a recent Town Council meeting, continuing a debate over how the members should respond to voter initiated measures. The issue first emerged at a…
The School Board reviewed and set tuition rates for non-resident students at its recent meeting, following updates to Policy JFAB, Admission and Attendance of Non-Resident Students. The policy change requires the Board to formally establish tuition amounts for students who…
The School Board received updates at its most recent meeting on two major financial and facilities matters: the remaining payment on the district’s unexpected School-Care assessment and progress on the new District Office project at Town Hall. Business Administrator Amity…
A routine consent agenda item sparked unexpected discussion at the most recent Londonderry Town Council meeting, after members were asked to approve letters notifying state officials of the results of two citizen petition warrant articles that passed in March. The…
The School Board received a detailed update on district priorities for the 2026–2027 school year at its most recent meeting, with Superintendent Dan Black outlining several initiatives that will shape academic programming, student support, and facility improvements in the coming…
