Submitted by Gabe Crognale In a welcome relief to many NH communities, the NH Congressional Delegation welcomed over $55 Million in funds for drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure upgrades in a Press Release dated Feb. 21. The funding for…
By Paul Conyers Pennichuck Chief Engineer, John Boisvert, gave a presentation to the Utilities Committee on Sept. 5 to update the town on a proposed expansion of the town water system. The ambitious project came in the aftermath of Saint-Gobain’s…
By Gabriele CrognaleFreelance Environmental Specialist In an effort to try and bring residents up to speed on water issues facing Southern New Hampshire water contamination issues, the The Londonderry Times will be running a series of articles on the subject.The…
By Chris Paul U.S. Congressman Chris Pappas met with town Officials last week in to discuss his efforts in Washington to stop PFAS contamination and to help ensure New Hampshire communities have the resources they need to clean up any…
By Lydian Kennin On Jan. 28, the Southern NH Division of Public Health Services (DPHS) Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) conducted a public information meeting to address concerns about Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) and their cancer risks in the…
By Alex Malm At the Jan. 24 Londonderry Town Council meeting the Council discussed who they should appoint to the PFAS Study Commission. Londonderry Assistant Town Manager Lisa Drabik explained that there has been a State legislatively created commission to…
By John Seidenberg With water being a prominent issue in terms of availability and quality, including issues with PFAS, officials are exploring possible municipal water regulation.According to the town attorney, the town can enact a reasonable requirement for extension of…
