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.…
With a fire official telling the Town Council he would hold them responsible of anything happens because of staffing deficiencies, as previously reported in the Londonderry Times, Town Manager Kevin Smith said the voters have authorized a specific amount of…
Town Manager Kevin Smith told the Town Council on Monday night that the preliminary draft version of the March Town Warrant will include the following: • Article 1, election of officers. • Article 2, to see whether the town will…
Several residents came forward in support of hiring additional firefighters during the public comment portion of Monday night’s Town Council meeting. But by the end of the evening, it was still undecided whether or how to fund the money needed…
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…
Taking up approximately 33 percent of the School District’s proposed budget for FY 15 is the District Office budget, which stands at $2,231,308. School District Business Administrator Peter Curro told the School Board on Thursday, Dec. 19, that under the…
With battle lines appearing, the Planning Board discussed the Town Council’s request that there should be two third party reviewers on development projects in Londonderry. The talk ended with the board asking Town Manager Kevin Smith to share with the…
Director of Public Works Janusz Czyzowski told the Council that he had wonderful news for them Monday night. “Currently under the Solid Waste contract, we are spending $614,000 for trash collection and $72 per ton for trash disposal and trash…
Police Chief William Hart, Town Manager Kevin Smith and police union steward Sgt. Adam Dyer outlined for the council a proposed three-year contract with the police union. “There are three significant items,” Hart said. “One is a 1.8 percent annual…
The school board has drafted an agreement to be presented to the Hooksett school district that allows some Hooksett students to attend Londonderry schools. Hooksett is expected to vote on the memorandum in early December. Up to 40 Hooksett students…
