Despite a couple of strong efforts, the Londonderry High girls’ lacrosse squad had to be happy with a split of matches against Nashua North and Pinkerton Academy last week and a season record that sat at a modest 6-6. The…
School District Business Administrator Peter Curro and Food Service Director Nancy Faucon gave the school board an update on the lunch program, with the warning that it continues in the red. Curro said that for FY 14 they expect to…
Londonderry Middle School Principal Richard Zacchilli told the School Board that the students who went on the 16th annual Washington, D.C. trip during April vacation were very well behaved. He said 327 students made the trip, and he said they…
Stuart Arnett of the Arnett Development Group, contracted by the town for planning, brought a revised proposal for a recreation guide – at a cost lower than previously offered – to the Londonderry Conservation Commission. The Conservation Commission had previously…
The School District is projected to end the year with a “considerable surplus” of over $1 mllion in the general fund. That was the message given to the School Board on Tuesday, April 15, by Londonderry School District Business Administrator…
The Londonderry High boys’ tennis team pushed its season record up to 2-0 last Friday, April 11, by thumping the visiting Spaulding High Red Raiders of Rochester by a 6-3 tally in Londonderry. The Lancers snared victories in four of…
Nearly 30 of Londonderry High School’s present senior student/athletes were recently recognized by the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association (NHIAA) for having won that organization’s scholar/athlete awards by achieving some impressive goals. A total of 29 present LHS seniors qualified…
Stu Arnett of the Arnett Development Group and Roger Hawk of Hawk Planning Resources, LLC held a workshop at the Planning Board concerning the town’s Growth Management Ordinance (GMO), with the result that the ordinance will likely sunset at the…
Just 2,021 of the town’s 15,918 registered voters turned out for the March 11 election, and those voters approved a $4 million school maintenance bond 1,235 to 736, 2.7 percent above the 60 percent required for passage. Last year, a…
Dubbed by Music Director Andy Soucy as the Tale of Two Cities Tour, the Londonderry High School Marching Band marched in two consecutive St. Patrick’s Day parades. On Sunday they performed in Washington, D.C., and on Sunday afternoon it was…
