Back before the Planning Board for a continuation of its application acceptance and public hearing for formal review of the Woodmont Commons Planned Unit Development (PUD) Master plan, TEC engineer James D’Angelo focused on winter salt issues involving Beaver Brook.…
Planning Board Chairman Arthur Rugg opened the segment of the Planning Board meeting Wednesday, May 22, regarding Woodmont Commons with an announcement that he had received, late that afternoon, word that a presentation that resident Jack Falvey wanted to present…
The post of Senior Affairs Director has opened again with the departure of Stacy Thrall, who stayed in the job just under three months. “We were certainly excited to welcome Stacy on board, but sometimes through one thing or another,…
Neighborworks Southern New Hampshire of Manchester has received permission from the Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA) to build 12 five- to seven-unit townhouses in two phases, instead of the three 16-unit buildings in the town’s ordinance, at its rental workforce…
New regulations regarding permitting and use of fireworks were suggested to the Town Council by Acting Fire Chief Darren O’Brien. The suggestions were the result of a professional fireworks display held recently at the Londonderry Fish and Game Club, which…
The Heritage Com- mission and Londonderry Historical Society have accepted a donation of railroad artifacts from Londonderry Trailways and Iron Horse Restoration, the latter a railroad preservation group. The commission met in special session Thursday, May 9, to consider the…
The School Board approved raising lunch prices for the coming year and purchasing two new ovens to replace failing equipment at Londonderry Middle School. School District Business Administrator Peter Curro presented an update on food service numbers at the school…
In an ongoing feud with the Manchester School District over overcrowding in its classrooms, Hooksett school board members have said the district remains in compliance with its contract with Manchester, even as it allows parents to send their children to…
Resident Glenn Douglas asked the Town Council whether it was its policy not to answer e-mails, and if so, to make that policy known on the town’s website. “I heard tonight that the council doesn’t respond to e-mails at least…
The privately owned Adams Pond dam was the focus of discussion Monday night, as the Town Council tried to get a handle on what to do about the pond itself – now not much more than a shadow of its…
