Tim Peloquin of Promised Land Surveyors and property owner Steve Gontarz were successful in their request for the Planning Board to approve turning a duplex into a condominium. At the Wednesday, Oct. 2 Planning Board meeting, Peloquin explained Gontarz wants…
The Planning Board mulled what to do with letters from the public, and board chairman Arthur Rugg noted they would be considered public documents. “I think it could raise some Constitutional issues,” Rugg said. “If they want to discuss something…
The Planning Board has signed off on the Woodmont Commons Master Plan and accepted revisions to a proposed amended impact fee ordinance. At its Wednesday, Oct. 2 meeting, the Planning Board heard from Town Planner Cynthia May, who said the…
The Town Council voted to spend $78,575 from the Expendable Maintenance Trust Fund for two projects – replacement of a Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) unit atop the police station, and another to repair and paint wood trim at…
Resident Mike Speltz recently wrote a letter to the editor that was published in last week’s Londonderry Times, decrying the fact that no public hearing was held by the Town Council on the Development Agreement between the town and the…
The Rev. Lynne Campbell, pastor of the Londonderry United Methodist Church, bestows a blessing on Nadine the goat on Saturday. The church offered blessings for all types of animals in conjunction with the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi,…
Londonderry-based Nutfield Publishing, which owns the Londonderry Times, and the Greater Derry Londonderry Chamber of Commerce present a community-wide Harvest Fest on Saturday, Oct. 19, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Historical Society’s Morrison House on Pillsbury Road.
Governor Maggie Hassan and the Executive Council brought their regular meeting to Londonderry last week. Town Manager Kevin Smith introduced the Londonderry High School a capella group Rising Harmony, composed of Erin Conti, Rachel Hansen, Stephanie Conti and Cailey Blatchford,…
Resident Mike Speltz went before the Town Council Monday night to express his disappointment that the Council had accepted the 600-plus-acre Woodmont Commons Planned Unit Development (PUD) Development Agreement without holding a public hearing on the matter. “I am profoundly…
Students from Moose Hill Kindergarten got their pick of the patch last week as the school brought youngsters to the apple orchard and pumpkin patch in front of the school, with the permission of Andy Mack. Pictured, Ben Edwards, left,…
