On Saturday, Aug. 25, blues-lovers, friends, and families are invited to the Londonderry Town Common from 12 – 4 p.m. to enjoy music, food, and more – and for a great cause. The 4th annual Blues Festival, hosted and organized…
After not running for several years, the Leadership Londonderry program is now accepting applications its town and school government informational training program, which will run from October of 2018 to May of 2019. The program, designed to educate, inform, develop…
On Wednesday morning, July 11, two of Londonderry High School’s recent graduates were awarded over $15,000 in scholarships by the Londonderry Rotary Club during their meeting at the Coach Stop Restaurant. Sara Vilela and Kiara Breault were this year’s recipients…
Developer George Vernet, owner of Vernet Properties out of Salem, Massachusetts, recently purchased Londonderry’s Apple Tree Mall and has big plans to improve it. Vernet Properties purchased the 195,000 square- foot mall, which rests on over 20 acres of land,…
Construction has officially begun on the Woodmont Commons project as crews have started to build the first two buildings. While construction technically began over a year ago with infrastructure improvements on Michael’s Way and utility extensions, the foundation for the…
On Wednesday, June 20, the Londonderry Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA) met to discuss five different cases, ranging from requests for home occupation of a family daycare to the building of a new horse barn. The first case then began,…
As the opioid crisis continues throughout New Hampshire, the town of Londonderry is joining other towns with a lawsuit that the state is pursuing against pharmaceutical companies that they feel are exacerbating the crisis through marketing. Several municipalities such as…
On Saturday, June 9 at 9:30 a.m., history buffs and those looking to explore the outdoors are invited to join the Londonderry Historical Society for the second Musquash Cellar Hole Walk, led by tour guide and Musquash Historian Dr. David…
On Thursday night, May 24, a joint informational meeting between public officials and the public was held to discuss the I-93 Exit 4A Interchange Study, which began back in 1985. During this meeting, five updated build alternatives, the evaluation matrix,…
Back in 1972, when Londonderry High School was first built, renewable energy, efficiency, and carbon neutrality weren’t necessarily taken into account. Even to this day, 50 percent of the energy produced in New Hampshire is nuclear. Changing the way we…
