The Londonderry High ice hockey team continued to be just about the hottest entity in New Hampshire Division I during the middle of the week. But the week didn’t end anywhere near as well for coach Peter Bedford’s talented bunch…
School District Business Administrator Peter Curro gave the second quarter financial report to the School Board, stating that the general fund operating budget is in “good shape.” “The second quarter financial report allows us time to detect significant trends either…
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…
Lloyd David Wertz Jr., 92, of Londonderry died Jan. 14, 2014 with his family by his side. He was born Sept. 1, 1921 in Pittsburgh, Pa., the son of Lloyd D. Wertz and Nana Morgan Wertz. He was the twin…
During the public comment segment of Monday night’s Town Council meeting, Londonderry Historical Society secretary Sue Joudrey and member Ann Chiampa raised concerns the society has with the proposed cut to its budget. Joudrey said the $1,000 proposed recently by…
Nutfield Publishing’s three newspapers cover five towns, and often the news in one town has little to do with what is happening in the others. But all five towns are similar in at least one area – their residents are…
State Representative Al Baldasaro, R-Londonderry announced just before Christmas that he is exploring the possibility of making a bid for U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen’s seat in Washington. Shaheen is a Democrat.
The first public hearing on the proposed FY 15 Town Budget is set for Monday, Dec. 16. A bond hearing, if necessary, will take place Monday, Dec. 23, and the second budget hearing and adoption of the FY 15 budget…
The Town Council unanimously approved the expenditure of $5,610 from the Fire Department Capital Reserve Fund in accordance with Article 6 of the March 2012 Town Meeting, which approved $150,000 for the acquisition of fire department equipment.
