Neighborworks, which has two developments planned for two properties on Mammoth Road, was granted a one-year extension of its site plan. Neighborworks plans to add three buildings on the Whittemore Estates age-restricted property on Trail Haven Drive off Mammoth road.…
The Planning Board reviewed a draft Request for Proposals (RFP) for Third Party Review for land development applications but plans further discussions on the matter. Third party review has been an issue, with the Town Council last May dropping Stantec…
The town Controller, Doug Smith, who had been working 32 hours per week, saw his hours increased to 40 hours per week effective Monday, Nov. 4. Town manager Kevin Smith said the move to full time was the result of…
Town Manager Kevin Smith told the Town Council at their last meeting that businesses have gone elsewhere because Pettengill Road was not completed. He cited a new development along Route 114 near the Bedford Village Inn, noting a Copper Door…
Restaurant Depot continues in talks with Londonderry officials regarding its hoped for location at Meadow Lane and Button Drive. Attorney Morgan Hollis, who represents the restaurant supply wholesaler, said discussions are ongoing.
When you get a new job, is your first concern your exit strategy? During your interview, did you negotiate salary and vacation, or insist on a multi-month severance package? If you’re a public official, it was probably the latter. The…
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…
Resident Mike Speltz recently wrote a letter to the editor that was published in last week’s Londonderry Times, decrying the fact that no public hearing was held by the Town Council on the Development Agreement between the town and the…
Londonderry-based Nutfield Publishing, which owns the Londonderry Times, and the Greater Derry Londonderry Chamber of Commerce present a community-wide Harvest Fest on Saturday, Oct. 19, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Historical Society’s Morrison House on Pillsbury Road.
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…
