The Planning Board learned last week that the town now has two third-party review consultants. Board member Lynn Wiles asked about the status of third party review at the board’s Wednesday, May 7 meeting. Town Planner Cynthia May said the…
Town Manager Kevin Smith says the spending freeze he implemented in February seems to be working. He told the Town Council Monday night that “at the end of March, we should have been at about 75 percent. We’re at 77.4…
The Town Council heard a list of three options from Town Manager Kevin Smith but chose a fourth option proposed by Councilor Tom Freda to deal with overtime overruns at the fire department. At the Thursday, Jan. 23 Town Council…
During the public comment segment of the Town Council meeting Jan. 6, Londonderry Historical Society secretary Sue Joudrey and member Ann Chiampa presented concerns from the society over a proposed cut to their budget. Joudrey said the proposed $1,000 cut…
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…
LONDONDERRY – A packed Londonderry High School gymnasium was the venue for over 200 donations of hair that will be made into wigs for cancer patients who lose their hair due to cancer treatments. “Welcome to the eighth annual Londonderry High…
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…
The Planning Board had a brief discussion of the zoning ordinance and whether changes in wording should take place. A zoning audit will be taking place to review the ordinance. “The idea of a zoning audit wasn’t to go in…
Stuart Arnett, contracted planner for the town, and Conservation Commission member Mike Speltz outlined for the Town Council an outdoor recreation guide. Arnett said at Monday’s Town Council meeting, that the guide was a first step toward a comprehensive plan…
Attorney Patricia Panciocco, representing a group of developers, has responded to the ongoing impact fee litigation in Rockingham Superior Court by filing for both Attorney’s Fees and a Respondent’s Statement of Claims.
