The Conservation Commission voted unanimously in favor of committing $100,000 of the Town’s land use change tax toward construction costs to complete Phase Three of the Rail Trail. The funding is contingent upon the Londonderry Trailways obtaining the balance of…
After learning that Moose Hill Orchards owner Andy Mack is offering the use of the pond behind his farm stand for winter ice skating, Town Manager Kevin Smith said he took interest and would like to have a meeting with…
At the Master Plan Implementation Committee’s booth at the recent Old Home Day celebration, residents were surveyed about their views on how to improve the Town Forest. And according to those surveyed, most want more trails. A total of 135…
Over the past several years there has been renewed discussion on what to do with the Town Forest, which surrounds the Town Common. In 1984, Planning Board Chairman and former selectman Arthur Rugg said, the town purchased what is now…
Let’s leave behind for a minute the chest-thumping that seems to go on whenever guns are mentioned, and take a look at target shooting on town land. The Londonderry Conservation Commission, and occasionally the Town Council, have been fielding complaints…
A recent account on a local blog of fishing line strung across trails at the Musquash Conservation Area has not resulted in anyone finding such a thing. Londonderry Trailways president Bob Saur said he spoke about it to Mike Considine,…
Adams Pond is at its lowest level recently after the state instructed the pond owner, Moose Hill Orchards, to remove the dam boards because the dam is not deemed to be safe enough for the size of the pond. The…
