The Londonderry Spring Adult Education program honored its May Class of 2026 graduates during a heartfelt ceremony recognizing perseverance, resilience and the departure of long-time director Crystal Rich. Held with family, friends and staff in attendance, the graduation ceremony featured…
The Utilities Committee spent much of its May meeting discussing the future of solar energy in town, with particular attention on whether an upcoming roof replacement at Town Hall could create an opportunity for installing smaller scale solar panels. The…
A grassroots group of Londonderry residents is stepping forward with plans to raise the money needed to restore the town-owned Meetinghouse building across from the Town Common. The effort comes after two warrant articles related to the historic structure failed…
Nearly a year after receiving direction, the Planned Unit Development (PUD) ordinance update was approved by the Town Council in a 3-2 vote on Monday, May 18. The current PUD includes two ongoing projects that have taken advantage of the…
The Leach Library Board of Trustees used its May 19 special meeting to issue a formal apology to library staff, including Senior Library Technician Colleen Magdziarz, who last year had the police called on her during a contentious Trustee meeting.…
An elected official in Londonderry sharply criticized the Town Council during public comment at its most recent meeting, expressing frustration with how the meeting was conducted and questioning whether the Council can work together effectively. Jeff Penta, who was recently…
Town Manager Shaun Mulholland formally notified the Londonderry Town Council on May 18 that Councilor Ted Combes allegedly violated the Town Charter by interfering with town administration and communicating directly with a town employee regarding an ongoing administrative matter. The…
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…
The Town of Londonderry will soon have new leadership in its Planning Department as current Director of Economic Development and Deputy Town Manager Kellie Caron prepares to leave for a new position. The announcement was made during the most recent…
During the May 4 meeting of the Town Council, a troubling issue surfaced of individual councilors contacting the town’s attorneys on their own authority and running up legal bills without approval from the full council. Town Manager Shaun Mulholland confirmed…
