The Londonderry Town Council has authorized Police Chief Bill Hart to accept a COPS (Community Oriented Policing) grant in the amount of $250,000, which will at least temporarily put two more officers on the street. The Council voted unanimously to…
The Londonderry Town Council will not skimp on the expense in caring for one of the most valuable segments of its population, but it won’t duplicate services either. The Council discussed the ongoing need for senior transportation in its Monday,…
People are dying to get in. And that’s no joke. In its Dec. 5 meeting, the Londonderry Town Council approved a request from Administrative Support Coordinator Steve Cotton to withdraw $34,580 from the Capital Reserve Fund for the Pillsbury Cemetery…
Conservation Commission member Roger Fillio summed up the group’s reaction to the state’s offer of $600 for a 1.08 acre parcel of town land: “I’ve got a wheelbarrow full of dirt I’ll sell them for that price.” Fillio and the…
The Londonderry School Board is trusting Superintendent Nate Greenberg and his administrative team to “work some magic” after being presented with a potential operating budget and warrant articles that would if approved be 1.69 percent higher than last year’s, with…
Kathy Blash, director of the Londonderry Senior Center, moveda barn-type door on its hinges. “Steve Cotton built this for us,” she said. “It’s made of reclaimed wood from the old kitchen.” The remodeled Londonderry Senior Center reopened in November. With…
Glad to be back, local seniors are once again enjoying friendly conversations and raffles in the newly renovated and expanded Londonderry Senior Center. With an approximately $350,000 expansion project just completed, the center recently reopened at 535 Mammoth Road, senior…
A case of “sticker shock” means the Londonderry town administration and Fire Department will look at a better way to fund the expansion of communications for Police, Fire and Public Works. Fire Chief Darren O’Brien and Battalion Chief Mike McQuillen…
The Greater Derry Salvation Army is looking for volunteer bell-ringers for its Red Kettle Campaign, which began last week. Lt. Kathryn Mayes, director of the local branch, said in a phone interview Friday that new ringers or teams of ringers…
The town of Londonderry will examine the way it bills for ambulance services. In a budget workshop Monday night, Finance Director Doug Smith reported on the town’s rate of recovery for the services it provides. “In a nutshell,” Smith said,…
