Londonderry Town Council unanimously approved $18,000 for winter municipal facility maintenance. The five-member council also voted unanimously to direct Town Manager Shaun Mulholland to issue a Request for Qualifications to solicit a new law firm, despite voiced concern that the process would be
Londonderry Budget Committee completes annual report as library closure unfolds. The committee finalized its annual report for the town record, adding details on school lease payments of $250,000 per year for 10 years and adopting the "ABC" acronym to emphasize the committee's advisory role. Vice
Library trustees suspend fines, approve satellite operations during building closure. The Leach Library Board of Trustees unanimously approved a plan for interim programming including pop-up events, notary services, and a satellite location for newly processed materials while the building undergoes
DPW Working Group advances facility project toward 2028 ballot. The group approved prior minutes and discussed the owners project manager timeline, which includes environmental testing and five to nine months of architectural design by Weston & Sampson, pushing the facility question to March 2028.
Conservation Commission denies wetland waiver for Mack's Apples restaurant proposal. Laura Gandia presented the agritourism project to add a 99-seat farm-to-table restaurant at 230A Mammoth Road, but the commission recommended denying the waiver to skip wetland delineation, citing concerns that
Londonderry Sewer/Solid Waste Subcommittee charts 2027 strategy around waste reduction and water quality. The four-member panel unanimously retained Chair John Mahon and Secretary Joy Fraga Muller and advanced strategic planning centered on household composting education and septic maintenance
Heritage Commission backs three commercial projects and both Meeting House warrant articles. The commission recommended to the Planning Board a 41,700 square foot indoor-outdoor pickleball facility at 2 Highlander Way with 12 indoor and 21 outdoor courts, a change of use converting 6 Dickey Street
Zoning Board unanimously approves three variances for Lampes Dickey Street auto sales. The Board granted three related variances to Leon and Tamara Lampes, allowing their pre-existing wholesale operation at 6 Dickey Street to shift to retail automobile sales, waiving green area and buffer
Leach Library Trustees approve annual report and finalize financials. The board met January 21 in special session to address an employee grievance presented by Assistant Director Donna Plante, then entered non-public session under state law to discuss the matter. After returning to public session,
Londonderry Supervisors of the Checklist approved 56 new voter registrations and amendments on January 20. Chairperson Kristin Grages and Supervisor Maureen Hardy, with Supervisor Barbara MacDonald absent, voted unanimously to add and amend 56 voter records while removing 111 voters from the active
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