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TOWN OF LONDONDERRY TOWN COUNCIL The Londonderry Town Council will conduct a second reading and public hearing on Monday, March 28, 2022 at 7:00 p.m. in the Moose Hill Council Chambers, 268B Mammoth Road, Londonderry, NH to consider the following: Proposed Zoning Ordinance Amendments – Recommended by the Planning Board….

From Crooked Network: Progressive activists Amanda Butcher and Lucas Meyer join to talk about last week’s wave of New Hampshire school board victories that can teach Democrats how to beat back the Republican culture wars. Click HERE for the interview

AS A MEMBER OF MY LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION, I WILL STRIVE TO IMPROVE PUBLIC EDUCATION, AND TO THAT END I WILL STRIVE TO: Remember always that my first and greatest concern must be the educational welfare of the students attending the public schools. Attend all regular scheduled Board meetings…

At the 3/15/2022 Londonderry School Board meeting the 2022-2023 calendar was approved. Please Click Here to view the 2022-2023 calendar.  

From the Londonderry School District March 17,2022 On behalf of the Londonderry School Board and School District, we would like to thank Londonderry’s residents for their support at Voting Day, on March 8, 2022! We are grateful for each voter, and are honored by your support. Because of each of…

They say if you run for elected office you had better have a thick skin. In fact that was said to me several times in the past when I ran for school board. Last night I posted and article ‘How Progressives Won the School Culture War—in New Hampshire!‘ on the…

Councilor Butler has demanded that the town investigate what he claims is a town charter violation by fellow councilor Deb Paul. The prewritten statement came minutes before the Council adjourned Monday night. Councilor Paul explained that there was no violation. Butler has made similar accusations in the past that appear…

Town Council Meeting3/15/2021: Police Body Cameras. The LPD Chief had hoped to bring a warrant article forward, but the timing was off. The department has received quotes from vendors multiple vendors. The Chief is requesting council support to pursue the effort to implement body camera. The cost from the recommended…

Councilor Butler: “Deb Paul is the owner of the local news paper, she received the booklet with the charter and instruction in it. We have our Town attorney, on her request to come and explain it and our town attorney, and correct me if I’m wrong, because I have been,…

Did the Town Council chairman John Farrell suggest restricting the First Amendment rights of individual councilors to speak outside of a Town Council Meeting Monday night on 6/29/2020? The chairman stated the only proper place for a councilor to speak on town issues is at a Town Council Meeting At…

Town Councilors take issue with Councilor Deb Paul owning Nutfield News and confidential information at the 6/1/2020 town council meeting. Councilor Farrell stated “So once you are a Town Councilor, you are a Town Councilors 24/7 you cannot be the publisher of the news paper and a town councilors at…

Should Town Councilors, Planning Board, members or others privately meet with developers? During Friday nights Meet the Candidate forum Councilor Dolan mentioned that one of the reasons he ran for town council in 2010 was that Woodmont was lost to development. He stated he ‘teamed up’ with John Farrell to…

An interesting thing happened at the last Town Council meeting. The council refused to reappoint a sitting alternate member (Ann Chiampa) of the board. They also ‘demoted’ a full member (Lithia Rielly) to an alternate, while appointing newcomer Jake Butler to a full member seat. Both Chiamp and Rielly had…

The Town Council investigated two Planning Board members for a possible violation the town’s ethics code on March 20th. The end result was “a motion to terminate the inquiry based upon the lack of finding a violation of the ethics ordinance”. Prior to the investigation Councilor Dolan read the following statement: Several accusatory and…

Posted on the Londonderry Town website this morning, 3/13/2017 “Due to the Storm Watch in effect, We are encouraging residents that are concerned with the potential weather tomorrow, to Vote Absentee Ballot today in your Town Clerk’s Office.” Too bad it was not posted on the Town’s Facebook page

Town election are coming up fast. Elections and voting on Town and School budget is March 14th 7AM to 8PM at the Londonderry High School gym. Below is a collection of various election related items. More will be added as they become available.   Town Ballot School Ballot   Below…

Update on Term Limits. In March of 2016 by a vote of 1083 for and 830 against the residents of Londonderry passed the following article: “To see if the voters will recommend to the Town Council to propose an amendment to the Town Charter to set term-limits on appointments to…

Last March the voters of Londonderry approved Article 15. 1,108 residents voted yes, 830 voted no, and 156 left the question blank. The article as presented is below: Article 15: TERM LIMITS FOR ALL NON-LAND USE BOARDS – ADVISORY VOTE To see if the voters will recommend to the Town…

Who will the new Londonderry Town Manager Assistant Be? Posted on the Union Leader website September 10th, 2016 Assistant Town Manager/ Director of Personnel The Town of Londonderry, NH (pop. 25,000) is seeking qualified and experienced applicants for a full-time Assistant Town Manager/Director of Personnel. The qualified candidate will assist…

The question of should the town build an auditorium has once again moved to the front.  For those new to the discussion here is a list of some past article concerning an a school auditorium. School Auditorium Concept Remains with Uncertain Future Posted on October 31, 2013 School Board Authorizes…