Londonderry Town Council remains deadlocked on investigating alleged Charter violations by Councilor Ted Combes. Two motions to open a formal enquiry and authorize the Town Manager to retain independent legal counsel both failed 2-2, with Chair Ron Dunn voting against both. Councilor Dan Bouchard
Old Home Day Board of Directors outlines sponsorship strategy and contingency planning. Rick Pierce, Kaylyn Moore, and Kaylee Esposito met to advance negotiations with St. Mary's Bank for a sponsorship exceeding $2,500, with options including large parade banners and roadside signage. Kaylyn Moore
School District Offices Working Group scheduled a June 23 groundbreaking for a $3.3 million offices building. The building permit was ready for signature, parking paving was set for mid-June, and cost estimates had risen to $3,294,486 over the past year.
Leach Library trustees map FY28 budget with expanded line-item transparency. The Ad Hoc Financial Committee, led by Treasurer Azra Palo, detailed a $2,000 increase to the Management Services line to cover Assabet service, programming, and legal notices, and flagged a necessary 5 percent rise in
Londonderry Budget Committee establishes FY2028 timeline, pursues Priority-Based Budgeting framework. The committee set preliminary FY2028 budget kickoff discussions for November 7, 2026, and discussed separating its meetings from the Town Council to increase liaison involvement, while Chair Kate
Old Home Day Board approves Home Run Derby with scholarship component and declines Pig Roast. The five-member board voted unanimously to reject the Pig Roast while backing development of the community Home Run Derby proposed by Andrea Aquino, which will include a scholarship opportunity funded
Leach Library Bylaws Subcommittee convenes to revise governing document. Chair Nancy Hendricks and Secretary Erica Laue identified gaps in Articles I and III and divided research tasks ahead of a tentatively scheduled June 24 meeting, with Hendricks tasked to review the Town Charter's appointment
Leach Library Board accepts donations, approves interim director bonus. The Board unanimously approved $398 in unanticipated funds from local businesses and the Londonderry Historical Society for summer reading prizes and programming, and unanimously awarded Interim Library Director Donna Plante a
Beautify Londonderry Committee moves forward on Welcome signs, multiple cleanup events scheduled. The committee, chaired by Joy Fraga-Muller with members John Mahon and John Loker present, approved March meeting minutes in a 3-0 vote. The town's Welcome to Londonderry sign project is nearing
Londonderry approves Planned Unit Development ordinance revision on 3-2 vote. The Town Council adopted amendments to Section 5.2 of the Londonderry Zoning Ordinance, with Councilors Dan Bouchard and Deb Paul voting against the measure. Deputy Town Manager Kellie Caron presented the revision after
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