Londonderry Sewer/Solid Waste Subcommittee plans facility tour and waste-reduction initiatives with year-end deadlines. Members Martha Smith, Lynn Wiles, Joy Fraga Muller, and John Mahon will tour the Purpose Energy facility to address public concerns about odor, vermin, and truck traffic, while
The Old Home Day Committee approved 2026 event planning assignments at its April 24 meeting. With Rick Pierce absent, the four-member board assigned Kaylyn Moore to handle parking outreach to the Londonderry Presbyterian Church; Kaylee Esposito to finalize the Baby Contest location and recruit
School District Office Working Group sets June 11 construction start for parking lot project. The 12-member working group unanimously approved prior minutes and confirmed the $213,000 parking lot will begin construction as scheduled, with Continental Paving handling the upper lot and the basecoat
Londonderry Town Council provides feedback on draft Strategic Plan covering four functional areas. During a workshop, Council members expressed broad support for the framework while raising questions about timeline realism and requesting enhanced data transparency and public accessibility. Council
Library board extends staff stipends pending permanent hires. Chair Nancy Hendricks, Treasurer Azra Palo, and Secretary Erica Laue voted 3-1 to extend temporary stipends for three employees, identified as Donna, Jen, and Megan, until permanent positions are filled. Trustee Jan McLaughlin voted
Leach Library Trustees approved the New Hampshire Library Trustees Association Code of Ethics and authorized Interim Director Donna Plante to submit two Capital Improvement Plan proposals totaling roughly $150,000 for fiscal years 2028-2033. The board also gave consensus approval for using an NH
The Beautify Londonderry Committee voted unanimously to postpone replacing Welcome to Londonderry signs. Chair Joy Fraga-Muller led the meeting with members Beth Murray, John Mahon, and John Loker present. The committee, considering a replacement estimated at approximately $6,500, determined
Londonderry approves Pillsbury development agreement, signals infrastructure commitment. The Town Council unanimously approved a memorandum of understanding with Pillsbury Realty Development for the Woodmont Commons project, authorizing Town Manager Shaun Mulholland to address traffic and
Old Home Day Board of Directors names inaugural officers and approves bylaws. Rick Pierce was elected President, with Kaylee Esposito as Vice President, Kirsten Hildonen as Secretary, and Kaylyn Moore as Treasurer; all votes were unanimous. The Board confirmed Old Home Day 2026 dates of August
Londonderry Budget Committee opens vacancy, plans FY2028 strategy with public engagement push. Patrick El-Azem resigned from the committee, with the town announcing a May 18 appointment date and a May 21 target start for his replacement. Chair Kate Burbidge and members Nicole Dery, Rebecca Roe,
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