The Town Council took a required vote on a proposed revised purchasing policy put forth by councilor Shawn Faber, at last week’s meeting. According to a memo presented to the Council, “The Town Council adopted a purchasing policy contained within…
The Londonderry Town Council spent part of its Jan. 21 meeting discussing how to handle potential legal expenses tied to an investigation involving the Leach Library – a cost that Town Manager Shaun Mulholland warned could strain the municipal budget…
The Londonderry School Board voted to send its proposed operating budget to the Deliberative Session after holding its annual public hearing, finalizing a spending plan that – unusually – comes in below the district’s Default Budget. After amendments, the proposed…
Two warrant articles aimed at expanding staffing within Londonderry’s Human Resources Department will move forward to the Deliberative Session, but both advanced without the support of a majority of the Town Council after a divided vote at last week’s public…
Two warrant articles concerning the Reverend Morrison Meeting House have advanced to the Deliberative Session. One article asks voters whether they will approve a bond of up to $3,381,000 “for the purpose of renovating the Town-owned Reverend Morrison Meeting House.”…
Londonderry Town Manager Shaun Mulholland didn’t mince words during Monday’s Town Council meeting when he addressed the public and the Council about a number of allegation made recently, saying he doesn’t plan on quitting his job. “I don’t plan on…
As the Library Board of Trustees continues to face ongoing turmoil, Library Director Erin Matlin has resigned from her position effective Jan. 23. “When I started at the Leach Library over four years ago I was so excited to work…
The School Board reduced the proposed operating budget during its most recent meeting. “From the School Board’s request from the Budget Meeting on Dec. 18, 2025, we have a couple of changes we have made since that time, and some…
At the end of Monday’s Londonderry Town Council meeting, the councilors revisited the town’s Veterans Tax Credit and ultimately voted to increase the maximum benefit from $4,000 to $5,000, making the change effective immediately. The discussion came after questions were…
After questions were raised regarding a Land Use Change Tax (LUCT) agreement between the Town and Pillsbury Realty- the owners of Woodmont Commons, Town Manager Shaun Mulholland has clarified what took place.The questions first emerged following comments made by Town…
