Taking up approximately 33 percent of the School District’s proposed budget for FY 15 is the District Office budget, which stands at $2,231,308. School District Business Administrator Peter Curro told the School Board on Thursday, Dec. 19, that under the…
Former Londonderry Fire Chief Michael Carrier, who is currently the Hampstead Fire Chief, has been involved in a dispute with the New Hampshire Retirement System for the past several years over a difference in interpretation of a state statute that…
Superintendent of Schools Nathan Greenberg and School District Business Administrator Peter Curro have presented their proposed General Fund budget, as well as tax impacts of proposed warrant articles. The budget shows an increase of .073 percent over the current year,…
The school board has drafted an agreement to be presented to the Hooksett school district that allows some Hooksett students to attend Londonderry schools. Hooksett is expected to vote on the memorandum in early December. Up to 40 Hooksett students…
Stuart Arnett of Arnett Development Group, the town’s contracted development consultant, outlined for the Planning Board, as he had previously done for the Town Council, what the TIF (Tax Incremental Funding) district in the Pettengill Road area would do.
The School Board unanimously approved a contract proposal between the school district and the AFSCME (American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees) Council 93, Local 1801 support staff. School District Human Resources Director Suzie Swenson said the union includes…
In a filing in Rockingham Superior Court dated Oct. 15, 2013, Atty. Patricia Panciocco accused the Town of Londonderry of violating RSA 674:21(v), stating that it grants municipalities the authority to assess new growth proportionally for new capital facilities owned…
Town Manager Kevin Smith brought his Fiscal Year 15 budget overview to the Town Council on Monday night. “On March 8, 2011 voters approved a revised process which culminates with all budget items voted on by ballot, similar to the…
Attorney Patricia Panciocco, representing a group of developers, has responded to the ongoing impact fee litigation in Rockingham Superior Court by filing for both Attorney’s Fees and a Respondent’s Statement of Claims.
When you get a new job, is your first concern your exit strategy? During your interview, did you negotiate salary and vacation, or insist on a multi-month severance package? If you’re a public official, it was probably the latter. The…
