Restaurant Depot, a business that sells wholesale restaurant equipment to restaurants and other food service businesses, presented a conceptual design to the Planning Board for a facility to be built in the Button Drive-Meadow Lane area.
Superintendent of Schools Nathan Greenberg, Assistant Superintendent of Schools Andy Corey and School Board Chairman Nancy Hendricks recently attended a South Central Superintendents meeting at Londonderry High School and heard Department of Education Commissioner Virginia Barry discuss Common Core standards.…
The school district policy of teachers and more recently, students being able to bring their own electronic devices to school to aid in student learning had its second reading by Assistant Superintendent of Schools Andy Corey before the school board.…
A six-lot conceptual design proposal for 115 Hovey Road was heard by the Planning Board. Engineer Bill Evans of Gregsak Engineering and John LaCombe of Diamond Edge Development asked the Planning Board at its Wednesday, Oct. 9, meeting for a…
The Londonderry High School Spirit Squad made a color change during Friday night’s football game in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which is celebrated in October. The squad had plenty to cheer about as their home team beat the…
There will be no public readings of emails and letters received by the planning board. In a conversation between board member Maria Newman and Chairman Arthur Rugg during the last Planning Board meeting, Rugg told Newman that emails and letters…
Projects considered to be “urgent” will likely go before voters in March under the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP). A public hearing was held at the Wednesday, Oct. 9 Planning Board meeting on the 2015 to 2020 CIP. Geographic Information Systems…
Superintendent of Schools Nathan Greenberg answered questions that school board members had raised when the official policy presentation on concussions was made by Athletic Director Howard Sobolov and Athletic Trainer Michelle Hart-Miller the previous month.
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…
Liberty Utilities, which took over the former Blue Seal Feeds headquarters building on Buttrick Road, asked for permission of the Planning Board to make three changes, and was successful in its request.
