The Town Council called into question the assistant town moderator’s decision at the Town’s Deliberative Session to restrict comments and materials from Councilor Joe Green, saying it was “a disservice.” “As a Councilor, my job is to get information out to…
Energy company Kinder Morgan hosted a large open house at Londonderry High School last week for local residents and residents of neighboring communities to learn more about a proposed natural gas pipeline. More than a dozen Kinder Morgan representatives were…
Saying the Master Plan is a legal document with no legal authority, Town Manager Kevin Smith told the Town Council on Monday night that the Master Plan is a guide the town can use as it makes planning decisions. “I…
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…
Citing the development of land near the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport and the proposed FedEx development in the area, Town Council Chairman Tom Dolan expressed concern Monday night about a quote from Mike Speltz in the Londonderry Times. Speltz, speaking as…
Londonderry resident Laura El-Azem asked the school board for a status update on a waiver of the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium (SBAC) testing that is scheduled for next year. The tests replace the New England Common Assessment Program (NECAP). Superintendent…
A resolution to remove plans for a walking trail from the Nevins over 55 community was tabled to the next meeting after resident Mike Speltz, a member of the Conservation Committee, noted it involved a conservation easement and resident Greg…
Open and transparent government – it’s what the public should expect from officials at the local, state and national level. And providing information about the operation of government at the local level is a job this newspaper takes seriously. March…
Aranco Realty received approval from the Planning Board for its plan to change the Sunoco gas station by exit 5 of Interstate 93, across from Poor Boys restaurant, from a gas station and 1,800-square-foot retail space to a travel center…
The recent focus on bullying reminds us not to label students. That includes dividing students into those whose parents pay their lunch bills and those who don’t. Parents are expected to pay for their children’s lunches. Those without the ability…
