LONDONDERRY – Londonderry Middle School Principal Richard Zacchilli outlined his building budget for FY 15 that reflects a downward trend in enrollment. Zacchilli said the budget reflects a 4.2 percent or $8,137 decrease over the previous year. “All of our building…
LONDONDERRY – Milton CAT, a family owned and operated heavy equipment dealership with 13 locations across the Northeast in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, upstate New York, Maine and New Hampshire, told the Planning Board it is interested in building a dealership at…
During the public comment segment of Monday night’s Town Council meeting, Londonderry Historical Society secretary Sue Joudrey and member Ann Chiampa raised concerns the society has with the proposed cut to its budget. Joudrey said the $1,000 proposed recently by…
What follows are some of the top stories that took place in Londonderry during 2013: 1. Impact fees were determined by the Superior Court to be in need of an audit, in a decision issued Dec. 31, 2012. The town…
Professional Firefighters of Londonderry Local 3160 President Lieutenant Bo Butler and Firefighter/Paramedic Bruce Hallowell explained in a recent interview at the Hallowell home the need for requested funding of $205,000 for replacement costs for the department. “My job is life…
Londonderry High School Principal Jason Parent presented a FY 15 budget that is $46,484 under the FY 14 figure. Parent told the School Board at its Thursday, Dec. 21 meeting that the budget was expected to be level funded with…
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…
Jessica Dupere, 7 Harvey Road has received a special exception to house a dog fostering and dog sitting business for one to three dogs in her home. Dupere went before the Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA) on Wednesday, Dec. 18,…
The Town Council approved a variety of expenditure requests Monday night. Police Chief William Hart requested $5,031.44 for a computer for a police department cruiser. Hart said that several weeks ago he had come before the council to purchase the…
With some ordinances on the books for 20 years or more, the Town has decided to conduct an ordinance audit with contracted planner Arnett Development Group. Town Planner Cynthia May said the purpose of an ordinance audit is to see…
