The School Board has unanimously approved the School District’s Allied Health contract, which will go to the voters in March. The contract includes 33 employees, among them nurses, speech pathologists, occupational therapists, and physical therapists, according to Human Resources Director…
Andy Mack, owner of Moose Hill Orchards, said that Adams Pond, which was drained last year to remove debris at the dam, is still at its low point and will remain that way until it can be determined who is…
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…
Pillsbury Realty Development, LLC, the developer of the 600-plus-acre Woodmont Commons Planned Unit Development (PUD), is suing DeMoulas Super Markets (DSM) for alleged “purposeful, deliberate, and continuing delay in fulfilling its obligations under an Access Agreement signed by the parties…
The state is interested in learning whether well water users understand it is their responsibility to test their water, and how to encourage them to do so. Michael Paul, Community Engagement coordinator with the Toxic Metals Superfund Research Program and…
A memo (Londonderry-Memorandum-2009-12-29) sent by Londonderry Public Works Director Janusz Czyzowski to John Kanter and Michael Marchand at New Hampshire Fish and Game, Mark Kern at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and then town manager Dave Caron, dated Dec.…
Andrew Corey, Assistant Superintendent of the Londonderry School District, has been named the new Superintendent of Schools of School Administrative Unit (SAU) 41, the Hollis-Brookline school district, according to John Moody, the SAU’s Interim Superintendent of Schools. Corey’s appointment is…
School Board Chairman Nancy Hendricks said she wanted to discuss how to “put together an educationally solid, thoughtfully planned curriculum for our students when they are not in school.” Superintendent of Schools Nathan Greenberg said six or seven school districts…
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…
The Town Council learned last week that negotiations with the International Association of Fire Fighters, Local 3160 remained at impasse, with the fire chief saying too much was going on in too short a time period for resolution to be…
