The Town Council faced a packed Moose Hill Conference Room as residents of the Nevins Retirement Cooperative made their wishes known that they do not want a walking trail around the perimeter of their development. Attorney Morgan Hollis of the…
The Town Council heard from Conservation Commissioner Paul Nickerson regarding the proposed purchase of about 12 acres of woodland at 112 High Range Road, which is being offered to the town for $60,000 by the Hicks family.
The more than 600-acre Woodmont Commons Planned Unit Development (PUD) Master Plan, under review for well over a year, has been approved by the Planning Board. Much of Woodmont Commons encompasses the former Woodmont Orchards, an apple orchard that is…
At this time, no plans – and no money – exist to build Exit 4A off Interstate 93 with a westbound ramp. The New Hampshire Department of Transportation (DOT) held a forum Thursday, Sept. 12, at the Londonderry Municipal Center…
Attorney Patricia Panciocco, who has consistently raised concerns about Londonderry
The council has decided to change the date for the deliberative session to Saturday, Feb. 8, following input from town manager Kevin Smith. At the council
Londonderry School District Facilities Director Chuck Zappala briefed the school board on updates to school security that have been put into place for the beginning of this school year.
At their Monday, Sept. 9 meeting The Town Council gave conditional approval to the Woodmont Commons development agreement pending planning board approval later in the week on the development
The Woodmont Commons development agreement is heading to the Town Council for a vote. The agreement was one of the focuses of the Planning Board at its 7 p.m. meeting Wednesday, Aug. 28, a meeting that followed a 6 p.m.…
The Conservation Commission is looking at the possibility of purchasing a roughly 12-acre parcel at 119 High Range Road from David A. and George P. Hicks for $60,000. The property has a short right-of-way into the land that is completely…
