A warrant article to fund the architecture and engineering costs for a high school auditorium has failed, leaving the decision of how to move forward with the proposed facility in the hands of the School Board. The community voted 1,264…
Voters in the Town’s March 10 election overwhelmingly supported Article 14, a citizen’s petition to hire four additional firefighters. “It was very exciting to see the voters’ decision,” Fire Chief Darren O’Brien said. “This article was put together to hire…
Londonderry voters will head to the polls on Tuesday, March 10 to make several important decisions for the Town, such as whether to move forward the process of building a community auditorium and whether to hire additional firefighters. Although there…
The Town Council added a mechanism to the proposed FY16 budget for expending funds generated by the Airport Tax Increment Finance (TIF) District on a new traffic light on Pettengill Road. With a vote of 5-0 during their Jan. 22…
There will be no public readings of emails and letters received by the planning board. In a conversation between board member Maria Newman and Chairman Arthur Rugg during the last Planning Board meeting, Rugg told Newman that emails and letters…
Tim Peloquin of Promised Land Surveyors and property owner Steve Gontarz were successful in their request for the Planning Board to approve turning a duplex into a condominium. At the Wednesday, Oct. 2 Planning Board meeting, Peloquin explained Gontarz wants…
The Planning Board mulled what to do with letters from the public, and board chairman Arthur Rugg noted they would be considered public documents. “I think it could raise some Constitutional issues,” Rugg said. “If they want to discuss something…
