The Zoning Board of Adjustment has continued a public hearing to consider two variance requests for the development of a wine bistro on Mohawk Drive. Attorney Thomas Aylesworth, who represents the condominium owners abutting the parcels at the April 15…
Several abutters said they weren’t notified of a public hearing at which the Planning Board voted unanimously to recommend the Town Council re-zone properties on Mohawk Drive to develop the space into a boutique wine house and bistro. The board…
Local and state fire officials are investigating a fire at Murray’s Auto Recycling that ravaged the 55 Hall Road salvage yard last week. A second fire broke out in the auto junkyard a day later. Londonderry Fire Marshal Brian Johnson…
Residents Richard Bielinski and Ken McLoon are sponsoring a warrant article petition to see if the Town will vote to dissolve the Londonderry Airport Tax Increment Finance (TIF) District. “The fact is that the people never had the choice as…
The Town’s Tax Increment Finance (TIF) District consists of 77 properties, several of which remain undeveloped parcels. With major developments like UPS, FedEx, and Milton CAT in progress, Town Manager Kevin Smith said he expects to see tax revenues increase…
The Zoning Board of Adjustment approved with a 4-0 vote variances to allow construction of a retaining wall at 31 Nashua Road that will provide a unique buffer for an abutting daycare center, as well as improved drainage on the…
The Town Council renewed a license to operate Murray’s Auto Recycling, Inc. at their meeting Monday night, following lengthy deliberations and passionate testimony from abutters. The 4-0 vote concluded this year’s expensive annual battle over the junkyard’s operation. Councilor John…
Town Manager Kevin Smith, responding to questions posed at the Budget Committee meeting of Sept. 25, said the TIF (Tax Increment Financing) district in the Pettengill Road area was the only TIF district in town. Budget Committee member Gary Vermillion,…
In December 2013, the Londonderry High School library received a donation of approximately 400 volumes on art and art history from new resident Richard Flier. He had moved to town from Brookline, Mass., and wanted to see his books put…
Town Councilor Jim Butler walked up to a table in front of his fellow councilors and opened a box, dumping the contents on the table. Spilling out of the box were beer cans with bullet holes in them, spent cartridge…
