Londonderry Zoning Board approves residential development plan for 296 Nashua Road. The board unanimously approved two related variances for Vigeant Family Properties, LLC, to construct three single-family residences in the Commercial II zoning district. Attorney Morgan Hollis presented the project
Londonderry Town Council approves $18,000 winter maintenance trust fund draw. Chair Ron Dunn oversaw unanimous passage of Order 2026-04, directing the Expendable Maintenance Trust Fund to disburse $18,000 for snow plowing at municipal facilities, and scheduled a public hearing March 2 to consider
Beautify Londonderry plans spring cleanup, advances Welcome signs project. The committee met February 16 at Town Hall and voted unanimously to change its regular meeting schedule to 7 p.m. on the third Tuesday of each month. For its April 11 spring cleanup (rain date April 18), the committee
Londonderry Arts Council expands voting membership to nine members. The Council unanimously approved Paige Williams and Cyndi Peterson as voting members in a motion by Chair Larry Casey, seconded by Vice Chair Stephanie Miville. Officers remained unchanged on a motion from Greg Descoteaux, seconded
Recreation Commission charts strategic direction with town manager guidance. Town Manager Shaun Mulholland presented the commission's role in the town's ongoing strategic planning initiative, discussing how recreation facilities and program needs will align with the capital improvement plan. The
Town Council authorizes $257K for Leach Library Phase One repairs. The Londonderry Town Council unanimously authorized expenditure of $257,189 for the first phase of building repairs and remediation at the Leach Library, with Councilor Dan Bouchard moving the motion and Vice Chair Shawn Faber
Leach Library Trustees vote to hire ReArch as preferred contractor for burst pipe and roof repairs. Assistant Director Donna Plante will oversee contractor work, though Chair Liz Thomas voted against the appointment and Trustee Moira Ryan abstained, passing 3-1-1. The board unanimously approved
Londonderry Utilities Committee advances strategic planning with public engagement calendar. The committee set workshops for April and a public hearing before the Town Council in May. A January 28 Water Town Hall drew approximately 125 residents—well above expectations—with strong interest in water
School District Office Working Group moves forward with conditional governance structure. The 12-member committee unanimously approved prior minutes and outlined a streamlined post-vote decision-making framework built around Paul Marinace as primary contact, with Dave Wholley and James Danis
Housing Authority reviews 2025 investments at $2.1 million with market-aligned returns. RBC manager Sean Lynch presented year-end results and projected low to mid-range gains for 2026, with high single to double-digit percentage returns anticipated, citing managed accounts as protective during
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