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The Londonderry School District has new YouTube Channel. The old channel, with 772 subscribers and 308 video has been marked (archive). If you are not getting updates on School District video you may want to subscribe to the new channel which only has 28 subscribers. What the need for the…

Notable moments from the meeting. Board member Jake Butler and Town Councilor Jim Butler question a project under construction at Woodmont Commons. Question from Planning Board member Jake Butler Councilor Butlers concerns on the project. A member of the School District Facility Study Committee accuses Planning Board member of ‘indicting’…

The newly formed Londonderry / Windham District 35 will have it’s elections results recounted today, September 20, 2022. The unofficial results released By Londonderry and Windham on September 14th gave Windham’s Julius Soti a slim win by 3 votes Windham has released official results on also dated 9/14 The new…

Londonderry Heritage/Historic District Commission MeetingSEPTEMBER 22, 2022 – 7:00 P.M.MOOSE HILL CONFERENCE ROOM AGENDA I. Open Meeting II. Approval of minutes from prior meeting III. Design/Formal Review Applications: A. Application for design review of a site plan for the construction of a proposed 6,709 SF water tank (1.25 MG) and…

Londonderry C.A.R.E.S. formed in October of 2021 has removed specifics from it’s committee descriptions. Relations Committee This committee is focused on connecting the School Board, District, and community. Members participate in various school and district public meetings and manage communication efforts. During election cycles, this group is responsible for candidate…

Will there be a recount in the newly formed District 35 State Representative district? The district is shared by Londonderry and Windham. The unofficial results for both districts are below Roger Fillio garnered 2,108 combined votes, whereas Julius F. Soti received 2,111. Soti appears to have won the election by…

video of the 9/12/2022 Town council meeting

Right to Know advocacy in New Hampshire RTKNH provides you with information and assistance in exercising your Right to Know the activities and actions of your government. Here’s how RTKNH can help you: Start with this blog.  It contains the most comprehensive set of information which explains New Hampshire’s Right-to-Know…

Complete Agenda with attachments HERE

The information below was sent to the Town Manager shortly after the Town Council reviewed changes to the Electioneering Bullpens by Greg Carson. At the August 15th Town Council meeting the electioneering bullpens to the yellow area in the picture below. The Town Moderator change that plan last week. For…

Town Council Old Home Day debriefing

Agenda for the meeting HERE

Effective August 30, 2022 the term length for Rockingham County sheriff and county attorney has been changed from 2 years to 4 years. The prime sponsors of HB1397 are Londonderry State Representative Doug Thomas and Tom Dolan. Why did this bill only change the terms of office for Rockingham and…

For Immediate Release August 22, 2022 Londonderry Public Informational MeetingNHDOT to discuss the proposed improvements to the Route 28 – Stonehenge Road Intersection The New Hampshire Department of Transportation will hold a Public Informational Meeting to present citizens and public officials the proposed changes to the Route 28 and Stonehenge…

From the Progressive Turnout Project: Progressive Turnout Project Endorses 162 Legislative Candidates in New Hampshire National group endorses robust slate eligible for up to $375,000 staff investment as part of effort to rally Democrats to vote For Immediate ReleaseAugust 10, 2022 CHICAGO – Progressive Turnout Project is proud to announce…

From Media Nation : The saga of Debra Paul, the New Hampshire newspaper owner charged with a crime for publishing political ads without the required disclosure, is getting weirder and weirder. Friend of Media Nation Aaron Read has been doing some digging, and I’m sharing some of what he posted on…

Agenda August 29, 2022 – 6:00 P.M. Moose Hill Council Chambers Full agenda with attachments HERE A. CALL TO ORDER B. NON-PUBLIC SESSIONRSA 91-A:3 II, (a) and (b) to begin at 6:00 PM(a) The dismissal, promotion, or compensation of any public employee or the disciplining of such employee, or the…

From Media Nation: In a bizarre case that raises important First Amendment issues, a New Hampshire newspaper owner has been arrested and charged with publishing political ads that the state attorney general’s office claims failed to comply with disclosure laws. New Hampshire law ought to recognize whether there was an…

For Immediate ReleaseAugust 24, 2022Link to press release HERE Contact:Michael S. Garrity, Director of Communicationsmichael.s.garrity@doj.nh.gov | (603) 931-9375 Myles B. Matteson, Deputy General CounselAttorney General’s Office Election Law UnitMyles.B.Matteson@doj.nh.gov | (603) 271-1119 Attorney General’s Election Law Unit Announces Londonderry Arrest Concord, NH – Attorney General John M. Formella announces that Debra A. Paul (age…