A Quaker-led pilgrimage along the proposed Kinder Morgan pipeline route passed by Londonderry on Saturday before the group finished the day in Pelham, with five more miles left of their journey to Dracut, Mass. The intention of the 12-day, 150-mile…
With the March election only a couple of months away, the Community Auditorium subcommittee has been working to inform voters of its findings and what the building would mean for Londonderry. “There has been some confusion on what’s going on…
The Master Plan Implementation Committee intends to propose that the Planning Board consider conceptual plans for improvements to the Town Common that would enhance the space, making it more attractive, safe, and accessible. The committee voted 6-0 to recommend the…
Cary Collette from Amec, the engineers for the proposed Milton CAT project at 30 Industrial Drive, and Brad Farrin, Corporate Facilities manager for Milton CAT, presented their site plan to the Planning Board for a two-story warehouse, and the board…
School District Business Administrator Peter Curro and Greg Stinson of STA (Student Transportation of America) Transportation presented the school board with a plan for the district to buy 44 school buses at the end of 10 years. School Board Chairman…
Resident Kent Allen brought up a skating rink for the Town Common and an associated parking lot at the Master Plan Implementation Committee meeting once again. Allen said that in 2005, two versions of a proposed skating rink were discussed.…
The internecine troubles that have surfaced in a lawsuit filed by Pillsbury Realty, LLC against DeMoulas Super Markets are a struggle that puts the future of the 600-plus-acre Woodmont Commons development in jeopardy. Without the access road agreed to by…
The Londonderry Conservation Commission was in the midst of spending up to $28,000 to have the town’s contracted planner prepare a web-based outdoor recreation guide for its conservation land when funding problems brought it to a halt. The concept is…
The Request for Proposal (RFP) for a third party reviewer was back at the Town Council Monday night. As previously reported by the Londonderry Times, the Planning Board was concerned about the Council’s direction to seek two third-party reviewers.
By the time you read this, you’re probably hard at work on your holiday list. Gifts? Help for those less fortunate? Holiday dinners and New Year’s Eve parties? Maybe a brief vacation when the kids are out of school? Those…
