At its April meeting, the Londonderry Utilities Committee and its energy subcommittee continued discussions on several long-term initiatives, including the possibility of developing a public solar array for the town. While members expressed interest in pursuing new energy projects, progress…
The School Board reviewed and set tuition rates for non-resident students at its recent meeting, following updates to Policy JFAB, Admission and Attendance of Non-Resident Students. The policy change requires the Board to formally establish tuition amounts for students who…
Matthew Thornton Elementary School held a Boosterthon Tigers Fun Run last week, with the five grades taking to the field throughout the morning of Friday, April 24. This year’s Boosterthon Fun Run was changed a bit, having PTA volunteers take…
The Londonderry High School Softball team added three more to the win column last week with convincing victories over Salem, Keene and Portsmouth to remain undefeated atop of the Division standings. The only other team with a 6-0 record thus…
The Londonderry High School Baseball team had its second straight 2-1 week to start the spring season at 4-2. The Lancers had wins against the Timberlane Owls and the Merrimack Tomahawks to start the week, but finished with a 1-5…
The Londonderry High School track and field teams competed in two events last week-one at home and another in Nashua. At the Lancers’ home meet on Tuesday, April 21, teams from Nashua South, Bedford, and Manchester Central competed. Boys Team…
Mack’s Apples returned to the Londonderry Planning Board on April 8, seeking full approval for its proposal to add a 99 seat farm-to-table restaurant to the historic Londonderry farm. The project, which falls under New Hampshire’s agritourism statute, has drawn…
A large group of skateboarding enthusiasts attended the Town Council meeting on Monday night, April 20, to urge officials to help preserve the skate park at the LAFA Sports Complex. The discussion followed a recent safety assessment that led to…
The Londonderry Utilities Committee met on April 7 to review ongoing infrastructure projects and explore new opportunities for community engagement as spring construction ramps up. A major update came from the sewer and solid waste subcommittee, delivered by its chair,…
he Leach Library Board of Trustees held a special meeting on April 15 to discuss filling a vacancy in their ranks. Trustee Chair Nancy Hendricks stated that the Board had three residents interested in the role. “We do want to…
