The Town Council voted unanimously to expend $10,237.50 from the Maintenance Trust Fund for the shoveling and plowing of parking lots, walkways and fire lanes at Town Hall, Leach Library and the Cable Access Center for a series of dates…
The Town Council approved a variety of expenditure requests Monday night. Police Chief William Hart requested $5,031.44 for a computer for a police department cruiser. Hart said that several weeks ago he had come before the council to purchase the…
Saying they “really want to be here,” Restaurant Depot chief operations officer Larry Cohen, land planner Gordon Leedy and attorney Morgan Hollis presented the Planning Board with plans that had been “tweaked” since their last appearance before the board in…
In the continuing saga of the Town Forest, Town Manager Kevin Smith said he had been in contact with Conservation Commission Chairman Deb Lievens and Heritage Commission Chairman Art Rugg on the matter. “Subsequent to one of the last meetings…
The Town Council voted to spend $78,575 from the Expendable Maintenance Trust Fund for two projects – replacement of a Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) unit atop the police station, and another to repair and paint wood trim at…
Town Manager Kevin Smith notified the Town Council of the need to spend $4,310 from the Expendable Maintenance Trust Fund for several repairs in town Smith said the exterior door trim at the south fire station was finished with a…
The 20-year High School Maintenance Agreement signed by the Manchester and Hooksett school districts in 2003, which sent Hooksett students to Manchester for high school until 2023, was revised in a Hillsborough Superior Court settlement.
The Town Council voted to expend $8,059.15 from the Maintenance Trust Fund to make several repairs to the north and south fire stations and the Town Hall. The south fire station incurred costs of $488.35 to Active Alarm due to…
Projects that voters approved at the March election have begun, School District Buildings and Grounds Director Chuck Zappala said. Zappala said that as of July 5, all of those projects are either in progress or will begin soon, with the…
Resident and retiring Londonderry Middle School custodian Bob Napolitano questioned the School Board about whether additional security enhancements have been discussed, as well as over work he has seen at the baseball field.
