With the snow melting away from shrubbery and grass, the fire danger is very high, according to Londonderry Fire Marshal Brian Johnson, who advises people to be cautious discarding smoking materials. “The shrubbery and grass hasn’t greened up yet, so…
Wednesday afternoon, May 7, proved to be a busy day for brush fires in town. According to Londonderry Fire Battalion Chief Mike McQuillen, the Londonderry Fire Department responded to a brush fire at 16 Pine St. about 3:36 p.m. and…
A brush fire Saturday at 2:23 p.m. at 92 South Road had Engine 1, Forestry 1 and Medic 2 responding, as well as a call for assistance to Windham, according to Londonderry Fire Battalion Chief Jim Roger. “It came at…
Town Manager Kevin Smith outlined to the Town Council the amount of $20,419.47 taken from the Expendable Maintenance Trust Fund for several projects ranging from winter maintenance to repairs. “We have a number of projects for winter maintenance at the…
The Town Forest, 13.8 acres of forested land adjacent to the Town Common, will be the subject of a citizen’s petition warrant article. Town Cemetery Sexton Kent Allen received 54 signatures, more than the 25 required to put the petition…
Clean-up of the Town Forest was back at the Heritage Commission last week and remains unresolved. Chairman Arthur Rugg recalled that in July, Kent Allen had visited the commission to suggest making improvements to the Town Forest by cutting brush,…
Resident Kent Allen is proposing to clean out the Town Forest of trees under 3 inches in diameter and to remove brush and debris. He took his proposal to the Heritage Commission at its meeting Thursday, July 25.
Londonderry Trailways President Bob Saur met with the Heritage Commission to discuss approval of the installation of a trail from the Town Common through the Town Forest to the overlook at Mack
