By John Seidenberg The top ten students of the class of 2021 at Londonderry High School are about to embark on their chosen fields of study as the next level of education approaches. The students will be honored at a…
by Alex Malm During the April 21 Londonderry Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting the Board approved three different variance requests. One of the variance requests came from Enterprise Drive Recovery LLC who requested a variance to reduce the landscaping buffer…
by John Seidenberg The Londonderry Town Council has agreed to put into effect a town ordinance placing limitations on water use. It would begin May 31 unless the council later decides to change the starting date.This ordinance will restrict the…
by Alex Mulm During the April 20 School Board meeting a member of the community Christine Perez spoke during the public comment portion of the meeting about concerns she has about the tuition rate for students that come from other…
by Alex MalmThe Londonderry School Board got updated about different COVID-19 grants that the school district has received and how they have or will be spent during its April 6 School Board meeting, During the meeting Financial Services Manager Lisa…
by John SeidenbergA request to build a single family home on a relative’s property sparked a Planning Board lengthy discussion on town obligations versus state jurisdiction, project obstacles, family connections, and keeping younger residents in Londonderry. In a conceptual review…
by Chris Paul During the Town Council meeting held on Monday evening, April 19, members of the board were asked by Chairman John Farrell about their feelings on lifting the mask requirement in town facilities. With the Governor’s order to…
In a nearly two hour meeting Monday night, the Town Council voted to allow expenditures of $1,650.43 from the Maintenance Trust Fund and $3,850 from the Fire Department Capital Reserve Fund. According to the order request, submitted by Administrative Support…
The Planning Board heard presentations for site plan approvals for Phases 2 and 3 of the Cross Farm project and a redevelopment of the Citizens Bank parcel on Route 102. While both were discussed, neither was voted on because parts…
A Holiday of Time soon we’ll be saying farewell to 2018 and welcoming 2019. New Year’s Day marks another year in the rear view mirror as we continue on the road trip of our lives. Some of us might have…
