Leach Library trustees confront $51K budget cut and accounting gaps. The Financial Ad Hoc Committee, led by Treasurer Azra Palo, Acting Director Donna Plante, and Vice Chair Beth Marrocco, discussed the potential termination of HOOPLA services and a request for $10,000 from the Trustee account to
Londonderry Conservation Commission approves prior meeting minutes, advances trail projects. The seven-member body addressed maintenance of the Musquash area through a planned work day and discussed a grant application by Michael Speltz to the New Hampshire Trail Bureau for the Lithia Trail, which
Budget Committee tours DPW facility, reviews draft bylaws for modernization. Chair Kate Burbidge and members Nicole Dery, Andria Hansen, and Jeff Penta voted unanimously to approve prior minutes and advance a revised rules-of-procedure document that references the "Advisory Budget Committee" and
Beautify Londonderry committee restructures leadership with unanimous votes. Chair Joy Fraga-Muller stepped down to become secretary and Secretary John Mahon moved to chair in back-to-back 4-0 votes at the June 16 meeting. The four "Welcome to Londonderry" signs are on track for completion by June
Londonderry Town Council approves $918,000 in municipal building repairs and firefighter grant application. The five-member Council voted unanimously to authorize $345,722 for Fire Station #2 exterior repairs and $572,461 for Leach Library Phase 2A building envelope repairs, with combined trust
Leach Library Trustees Bylaws Subcommittee refined its draft governance document. Chair Nancy Hendricks and Secretary Erica Laue revised language on public comment, trustee objections, and library cooperation. Hendricks proposed placing the trustee appointment process with the board to generate
The Londonderry Capital Improvements Program Committee held its opening meeting and elected Kevin Gray as Chair and Jeff Penta as Vice Chair, both by 3-0 vote. The five-member panel, which includes Town Council member Deb Paul and Town Manager Shaun Mulholland, approved a seven-meeting schedule
Leach Library Trustees unanimously approve $5,000 electrical work before August reopening. Interim Director Donna Plante reported water damage remediation is complete except for an entryway ceiling assessment, with carpet arriving in two to three weeks and ReArch conducting a roof scan. The board
Londonderry Energy Subcommittee advances solar planning, explores energy partnerships, and prepares for power-aggregation renewal. The committee voted unanimously to have Lynn Wiles discuss joining Clean Energy NH, priced at $500 annually, with the Town Manager. The Community Choice Power
Senior Resources Committee advances Jim Green Award promotion efforts and finalizes Old Home Day booth coverage. Committee members, chaired by Sherry Farrell, determined that applications will open after Old Home Day, with Ilona Arndt's Senior Center hosting a July volunteer lunch to recognize
Get Londonderry's town government news by email, free. One briefing each morning.
Check your email to confirm. One tap and you are in.
Something went wrong. Please try again.