Londonderry has taken its first step toward creating a long-term Strategic Plan, a comprehensive road-map designed to modernize town services, strengthen communication, and improve accountability across every department. The first public workshop was held on April 6, giving residents a…
The Londonderry Utilities Committee met on April 7 to review the town’s official launch of its Community Power Aggregation program, which went live on April 1 after years of planning and public outreach. Committee Chair Martha Smith said she had…
A routine consent agenda item sparked unexpected discussion at the most recent Londonderry Town Council meeting, after members were asked to approve letters notifying state officials of the results of two citizen petition warrant articles that passed in March. The…
The April 1 meeting of the Londonderry Planning Board included the annual update on the status of the Woodmont Commons Planned Unit Development (PUD), a 600-acre area located near I-93 at the exit 4. “The measurement period for these particular…
Residents will have an opportunity to weigh in on a proposed overhaul of the town’s Planned Unit Development (PUD) ordinance as the Londonderry Town Council prepares to hold a public hearing following its first reading of the updated draft. The…
The Conservation Commission met on March 24 to discuss the status of the town’s natural resource inventory, a topic raised during public comment and one that quickly broadened into a larger conversation about long term planning and capacity. Resident Ray…
The the town of Londonderry announced this week that an agreement with Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics for their part in providing clean drinking water to to residents in the “Consent Decree” area. During a special Town Council meeting on Monday night,…
The School Board received an update on the work underway following voter approval of several major warrant articles in March, including the operating budget, the Full Day Kindergarten transition, and the new District Office project. Superintendent Dan Black walked the…
The newly elected Leach Library Board of Trustees used its second meeting of the month to confront several internal issues that have lingered since last year, including personnel policies, bylaw inconsistencies, and the next steps following the staff’s unanimous vote…
During the March 10 meeting of the Town Council, a discussion took place regarding anonymous complaints, and how the Town Council should handle them. The system was installed by Shaun Mulholland shortly after taking on the role as Town Manager.…
