The report issued in July 2011 by the Open Space Task Force on Londonderry’s open spaces will be on the agenda of the Conservation Commission’s Nov. 12 meeting at the Sunnycrest Meeting Room at Town Hall at 7 p.m. Open…
The question of cleaning the Town Forest of debris and small trees returned to the Town Council on Monday night, and eventually ended up in the lap of Town Manager Kevin Smith.
From the beginning, Woodmont Commons has included the idea of a walkable community, and cited Exeter and Portsmouth as examples. If Woodmont builds areas that tastefully combine shops and residences, with parking to the rear or off to the side…
The Planning Board has signed off on the Woodmont Commons Master Plan and accepted revisions to a proposed amended impact fee ordinance. At its Wednesday, Oct. 2 meeting, the Planning Board heard from Town Planner Cynthia May, who said the…
Governor Maggie Hassan and the Executive Council brought their regular meeting to Londonderry last week. Town Manager Kevin Smith introduced the Londonderry High School a capella group Rising Harmony, composed of Erin Conti, Rachel Hansen, Stephanie Conti and Cailey Blatchford,…
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 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…
Londonderry Trailways announced this week that the New Hampshire Department of Resources and Economic Development (DRED), Parks and Recreation Division is awarding it a $100,000 matching funds grant for the Rail Trail
A public hearing will be scheduled to discuss recommending that the town purchase the Hicks property at 119 High Range Road to conserve the land. At its meeting Monday, Aug. 5, the Conservation Commission discussed the Joint Negotiating Committee
