Phyllis I. Richardson, 85, of Londonderry, died April 16, 2014 at Parkland Medical Center in Derry after a lengthy illness. She was born May 17, 1928 in Lynn, Mass., where she lived until 2006, when she moved to Londonderry. She was the daughter of the late…
Spring has finally arrived and with it, the warm weather and standing water that mosquitoes use to breed. Sarah McGregor of Dragon Mosquito in Stratham, the contractor Londonderry uses for mosquito control, said the swamps are still melting, but in…
Londonderry Trailways President Bob Saur has been named this year’s Robert Lincoln Award Winner. The award honors Bob Lincoln for his over four decades of volunteer service for the youth of Londonderry and recognizes those who best exemplify the spirit…
Londonderry residents Bill and Dennie Dyer have received, for the third year in a row, the President’s Volunteer Service Award for their efforts with ShelterBox USA. This year’s award recognizes their efforts in 2013 to assist disaster survivors, and was…
Whenever we hear that people are ordered not to talk to the press, we wonder what they wish to hide. And whenever we hear the press blamed for “bad publicity,” we’re pretty sure public information has been reported that some…
The state is interested in learning whether well water users understand it is their responsibility to test their water, and how to encourage them to do so. Michael Paul, Community Engagement coordinator with the Toxic Metals Superfund Research Program and…
The Londonderry Middle School’s Storm wrestling squad had a number of its talented athletes gain plenty of attention and enjoy success at the recent eighth annual Youth New England Wrestling Championships at North Andover (Mass.) High School. Seventh grade standout…
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…
Eighth grade Heatwave English and Language Arts teacher Kevin Cavanaugh has left the classroom indefinitely, according to an e-mail sent home to parents by Londonderry Middle School Principal Richard Zacchilli. Asked about the indefinite nature of Cavanaugh’s absence, Zacchilli referred…
The recent focus on bullying reminds us not to label students. That includes dividing students into those whose parents pay their lunch bills and those who don’t. Parents are expected to pay for their children’s lunches. Those without the ability…
