School District Business Administrator Peter Curro gave the second quarter financial report to the School Board, stating that the general fund operating budget is in “good shape.” “The second quarter financial report allows us time to detect significant trends either…
A few months ago, we wrote about town officials’ “golden parachutes,” negotiated deals that allow high ranking officials to leave office but continue to collect their salary, receive medical benefits, and get other perks. We noted that plenty of taxpayers…
Robert S. Paciulan, 57, of Londonderry died Jan. 26, 2014 at the Community Hospice House in Merrimack after a six year battle with Non Hodgkins Lymphoma. He was born on June 13,1956 in Salem, Mass., a son of Margaret (Pelletier) Paciulan and…
At a continued public hearing on the fire department issues of overtime, staffing and contract negotiations, Town Manager Kevin Smith informed the Town Council that negotiations with the IAFF (International Association of Fire Fighters) Local 3160 were at an impasse.…
The Budget Committee voted Thursday, Jan. 23, on whether to recommend a yes or no vote on the School District Warrant Articles as follows: Article 2: $4 million bond for renovations to school district buildings, estimated tax impact of $0.02,…
The School Board accepted a $4 million bond to be placed on the ballot in March. Board member John Robinson was not able to attend the Jan. 16 meeting and participated by telephone. School District Business Administrator Peter Curro said…
Tom Delacey of Workplace Benefit Solutions gave a presentation on healthcare to the Town Council at their meeting Monday. Town Manager Kevin Smith said Delacey’s firm was recently hired to look over the town’s options regarding healthcare, in consideration of…
College graduations- Spring 2013: • Becker College, Worcester, Mass. – Meghan Tongue, Associate of Science in animal care, with honors, May 11, 2013. • Bryant University, Smithfield, R.I. – Emily Gardner, Bachelor of Arts cum laude in communication, May 18.…
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…
The Town Council voted unanimously to expend $10,237.50 from the Maintenance Trust Fund for the shoveling and plowing of parking lots, walkways and fire lanes at Town Hall, Leach Library and the Cable Access Center for a series of dates…
