Although the Town’s June tax payments are in, Town Manager Kevin Smith said the Town won’t see payment to the Airport Tax Increment Finance (TIF) District until December. The December 2014 payment to the TIF was $114,000, and Smith said…
Londonderry residents enjoyed the Town’s 116th Old Home Day celebration last weekend, but some were concerned with significant changes to this year’s parade. The Old Home Day parade down Mammoth Road on Saturday was the first anyone can remember that…
Town Manager Kevin Smith and members of the Planning Board presented their findings from a recent trip to North Carolina for a firsthand look at a completed shopping center the proposed Woodmont Commons development is being modeled after. “It was…
The Town Council accepted the first reading of a new ordinance restricting target shooting in the Musquash. The proposed ordinance is the product of much discussion and research completed by the Town’s Musquash Task Force, established in January of last…
With only a short time of summer vacation remaining, Londonderry schools are reminding families of “back to school” dates, including Open Houses for incoming students. First day of school for all Londonderry School District students is Aug. 27. South Elementary…
The Planning Board has unanimously approved an alternative entry point to a proposed 240-unit workforce housing development on Perkins Road. Located off Exit 5 of Interstate 93, Wallace Farm features 10 garden-style buildings, a clubhouse, a pool and a manager’s…
The Town Council shot down on Monday a Memorandum of Agreement (MOU) proposed by New Hampshire Fish and Game, saying its language is too restrictive to any future Council. Councilor Tom Freda expressed concern over the last line in the…
Almost all bonded school maintenance projects extending out to 2027 are under way, with several having been completed this summer, Business Administrator Peter Curro reported to the Budget Committee. Of the 13 projects detailed in his report, only improvements to…
With the heroin crisis in New Hampshire reaching epidemic proportions, a Londonderry alcohol and drug addiction nurse is taking action, working with friends to establish a non-profit to help people suffering from addiction obtain the resources they need. The mission…
Londonderry Finance Director Doug Smith has presented the year-end summary for impact fees returned for the period ending on June 30. And until the Town Council lifts its suspension on the collection of fees or decides to do away with…
