At the Sept. 2 Town Council meeting residents continued to ask questions about the proposed Exit 4-A off Interstate 93. A twin theme emerged from the questions: it’s too soon to know and it’s too late to do anything about…
Public Service of New Hampshire (PSNH) appeared before the Planning Board on Wed-nesday, Sept. 3 for a review of a Conditional Use Permit for temporary and permanent impacts to the Conservation Overlay District, which prompted many questions from residents. Resident…
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…
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…
With snowstorms coming so close together these past few weeks, it may seem as if this is a winter for the record books, but that still remains to be seen. Nevertheless, it’s been a trial for all of us, but…
Mary Shank, advisor for the National Honor Society chapter at Londonderry High School, has been working with Society members to raise money for Harbor Homes, which provides housing for homeless veterans. The students held a Dodge Ball tournament and raised…
When schoolchildren are asked what Thanksgiving means, they usually mention food or being thankful. They don’t tend to say “shopping.” But Black Friday has been in the news for weeks, and it’s only going to get worse. It shifts focus…
The Planning Board had a brief discussion of the zoning ordinance and whether changes in wording should take place. A zoning audit will be taking place to review the ordinance. “The idea of a zoning audit wasn’t to go in…
The impact fee ordinance that has been rewritten to bring the town into compliance with state statute was approved on a unanimous vote by the Town Council on Monday night. Town Attorney Mike Ramsdell said there had been a couple…
Author Hedrick Smith, a Pulitzer Prize-winning former New York Times reporter and editor and Emmy award-winning producer/correspondent, sat down for a one-on-one interview with host Dottie Grover on her LACTV talk show “One Voice At a Time” to discuss his…
