According to Pollyann Winslow, one of the founders of Leadership Londonderry, the program still exists in concept, but other issues have replaced it temporarily. Its purpose is to educate participants about the operations, fiscal management, and issues of local government.…
New Hampshire Attorney General Joseph A. Foster and Commissioner Thomas S. Burack of the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (DES) announced that Merrimack County Superior Court has approved a settlement between the State and Omnicare Inc., doing business as…
The Conservation Commission is recommending a no vote on Article 12 on the Town Warrant. The warrant is up for discussion at the Saturday, Feb. 8 Town Deliberative Session. The article is a citizen’s petition that seeks to transfer responsibility…
With some ordinances on the books for 20 years or more, the Town has decided to conduct an ordinance audit with contracted planner Arnett Development Group. Town Planner Cynthia May said the purpose of an ordinance audit is to see…
The Founders Academy Charter School had hoped to have a mid-year opening, starting classes this coming January, but Founder’s Academy Foundation founder Thomas Frischknecht said they faced a couple of setbacks that made a fall 2014 opening more appropriate.
Resident Mike Speltz went before the Town Council Monday night to express his disappointment that the Council had accepted the 600-plus-acre Woodmont Commons Planned Unit Development (PUD) Development Agreement without holding a public hearing on the matter. “I am profoundly…
Months of missing records. Years of missing bank statements and deposit records. Incomplete data in town records. Ownership updates missing. Impact fees not assessed where they should have been, or assessed for some categories but not others. No evidence that…
On Jan. 2, the Londonderry Police Department was notified by the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force that it was investigating Miguel Angel Quinones, 38, for possession of child pornography in his personal employee locker at Manchester Boston Regional…
The Town Council is interviewing four candidates for Town Manager. Town Council Chairman John Farrell said that after the June 3 Town Council meeting, councilors entered non-public session to interview one of the four candidates.
Representatives of the Woodmont Commons development team Jim D’Angelo of TEC and Tom Goodwin of Shook Kelley presented the planning board with an overview of infrastructure plans for the future Woodmont Commons Planned Use Development (PUD). Woodmont will encompass more…
