The Town of Londonderry continued its Leadership Londonderry program with its third session, offering residents an in-depth look at the Londonderry Police Department’s organization, operations, and specialized units.“Currently, the Londonderry Police Department has 68 sworn members who serve as patrol…
The Master Plan Steering Committee met on Oct. 16 to review progress on four upcoming chapters of the Master Plan and consider insights from the latest community survey.“Tonight is our regroup, it’s our strategizing, it’s staking out our plan of…
The Leach Library Board of Trustees convened on Oct. 14 for its second special meeting of the month to review proposed budget figures for the 2026–2027 fiscal year. A key topic of discussion was the impact of cost-of-living adjustments (COLA)…
A special meeting of the Leach Library Board of Trustees on Oct. 8 quickly became contentious after Town Manager Shaun Mulholland reported that the Trustees failed to meet the Sept. 30 deadline to submit their proposed 2026–2027 budget for review.“You’re…
The Londonderry Utilities Committee met on Oct. 7 with good news on the ongoing water installation project down High Range Road.“The main water line will reach all the way to Royal Lane by the end of next week, barring catastrophe,”…
The September 16 meeting of the Londonderry Utilities Committee provided an update on ongoing efforts to install a municipal solar array in town – an initiative that continues to face significant logistical and financial challenges.“We are still trying to find…
The Londonderry Master Plan Steering Committee met on Aug. 21 to discuss launching its second survey, asking residents to provide feedback on Natural Resources, Economic Development, and Transportation. By late August, the survey was already underway, with 272 participants, according…
Town Councilor Deb Paul was formally cleared of all ethics complaints filed by former councilor John Farrell at the Monday, Aug. 18 meeting of the Town Council following a third-party investigation conducted by law firm Donahue Tucker & Ciandella (DTC).“I…
Discussions over staff policy dominated much of the first August meeting of the Leach Library Board of Trustees. One area of debate was staff policy and an update to the library bylaws.“The Director shall schedule all shifts with sufficient staffing…
The Leach Library Board of Trustees met on Aug. 6 to discuss new policy changes, many of which soon proved controversial, provoking public backlash. As resident Erica Laue argued, the changes were vacating Library Director Erin Matlin of “any real…
