A major new Planned Unit Development (PUD) may be taking shape in Londonderry, as the Planning Board held a non-binding conceptual review of the updated Brook Hollow plan on May 13. The proposal, led by the Governor’s Hill group, would…
No significant issues were reported with the Londonderry Community Power Program at the May 5 meeting of the Londonderry Utilities Committee. The program, launched earlier this spring, continues to operate smoothly with strong resident participation. “I presented a quick update…
Londonderry’s Leach Library is likely to remain closed to the public “through the summer,” according to a recent announcement from Interim Library Director Donna Plante. The update formally ends earlier hopes that the main library building could reopen by mid-to-late…
A public listening session on the future of the Reverend Morrison Meeting House drew a wide range of ideas on April 27, with suggestions spanning from demolition to a full renovation that would bring the historic structure back up to…
he Conservation Commission met on April 28 to review an early conceptual design for a proposed subdivision on Wiley Hill Road, hearing a presentation from Project Engineer Joe Piccirilli of Granite Engineering. While the plan is still in its preliminary…
The Town Council spent some of its April 20 meeting reviewing proposed amendments to the Town’s Planned Unit Development (PUD) ordinance, a key regulatory framework governing large mixed-use projects such as Woodmont Commons. The discussion reflected ongoing concerns about how…
The April 22 Strategic Plan workshop focused heavily on public safety, emergency preparedness, and the future of Londonderry’s historic assets. Deputy Fire Chief Phil LeBlanc opened the session with a presentation on improving emergency response capabilities, including the need for…
The Leach Library Board of Trustees met on April 21 to review the library’s financial outlook for the remainder of the 2025 – 2026 fiscal year, as ongoing repair work continues to push the budget beyond its limits. With major…
At its April meeting, the Londonderry Utilities Committee and its energy subcommittee continued discussions on several long-term initiatives, including the possibility of developing a public solar array for the town. While members expressed interest in pursuing new energy projects, progress…
Mack’s Apples returned to the Londonderry Planning Board on April 8, seeking full approval for its proposal to add a 99 seat farm-to-table restaurant to the historic Londonderry farm. The project, which falls under New Hampshire’s agritourism statute, has drawn…
