The School District Offices Working Group reported construction ahead of schedule and a summer 2027 move. The group met September 16 to hear that construction on the new offices is running more than one month ahead, with brick ordered and an electrician arriving September 17 to install lighting.
CIP Committee reviews capital projects and $2M federal grant for Pettengill Road. The committee heard presentations from Director of Public Works David Wholley and Deputy Director James Danis on comprehensive infrastructure work spanning roads, bridges, facilities, and utilities. Key projects
Londonderry Town Council approves six-year tax exemption for PurposeEnergy on a contentious 3-2 vote. Chair Ron Dunn, Vice Chair Shawn Faber, and Councilor Ted Combes backed the modified phase-out schedule beginning April 2028, with the project projected to generate $2.5 million in tax payments
The Londonderry housing authority unanimously approved two invoices totaling $810 and reviewed year-to-date finances. Chair Dan Root convened the five-member commission, which approved $450 to McDonald for first-quarter accounting services and $360 to counsel Jonathan Boutin for legal fees.
The Londonderry Conservation Commission voted unanimously to recommend the town buy a Black Brook wetland parcel for $23,300.
Conservation Commission backs $23,300 acquisition for Black Brook. The Londonderry Conservation Commission voted unanimously to recommend that the Town Council purchase a 1.5-acre wetlands parcel at 144 Rear Wildwood Road for $23,300 to extend protections along Black Brook; the property owner will
The Londonderry Utilities Committee reported $516,000 in energy savings achieved through Community Aggregation participation through July 2026, with projections of $1.5 million through January 2027, at its September 1 meeting. Director of Public Works James Danis reported that the High Range Road
Londonderry Supervisors of the Checklist approve voter roll updates. Chairperson Kristin Grages and Supervisor John Ambrose unanimously approved the addition and amendment of 91 voter registrations and the removal of 89 voters due to death, relocation, unresponsiveness, and ineligibility at the
Senior Resources Committee launches CART extended hours and advances fall expo planning. The committee reported that community transportation service CART's expanded hours took effect September 1, with flyers successfully distributed and local businesses responding well to promotion. The October 3
Leach Library building remains on schedule despite mold discovery; director search launches. The board voted unanimously to proceed with renovation after contractor ReArch removed mold from the janitorial closet and kitchen sinks following August 19 retesting. In a 4-1 vote with Trustee Moira Ryan
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