The School Board is considering holding one of its budget workshops on a Saturday. Superintendent Nathan Greenberg told the board at its May 21 meeting that he had provided members with two schedules for budget sessions.
Maybe it’s the Live Free or Die philosophy gone haywire, but the State of New Hampshire does not have an ethics code or disciplinary mechanism for local officials. That’s left to individual municipalities, and many have none. Even in towns…
The Nevins Adult Community Clubhouse was filled with veterans and their families for a Memorial Day ceremony honoring the dead of all United States wars and conflicts, and paying tribute to Nevins residents who were veterans and who died in…
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 ongoing issue of target shooters in the Musquash conservation area was back before the Conservation Commission once again. At its Tuesday, May 14 meeting, member Mike Considine said the problem was a relatively new phenomenon and seemed to be…
Two backyard pools received variances from the Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA), while a daycare sign applicant was sent to the Heritage Commission. Jason Parent of 38 Tanager Way had gone before the ZBA several months ago and was referred…
The Acting Town Manager will continue to investigate the legal ramifications of what to do at Adams Pond. Adams Pond, created as an irrigation pond on private property owned by Mack’s Moose Hill Orchards, was inspected by the state in…
Stantec has been dropped as third party reviewer for the Town of Londonderry, and the process will start over again, due to the Town Council’s displeasure that cost was not a factor in making a selection. “Based on the concerns…
In the town squares and commons and historic cemeteries of New Hampshire, the statue of a Civil War soldier is a sight often taken for granted. But a vestige of that war remains part of our lives today, as we…
