Planning Board Members Present:Arthur Rugg – SecretaryTony DeFrancesco – Assistant SecretaryAnn Chiampa – MemberRyan Ouellette – AlternateJonathan Cruz – Ex-Officio (Was unable to stay for the entire meeting)Shawn Faber – Town Council Ex-Officio Londonderry Planning Board special meeting held on March 23, 2026, to discuss proposed amendments to the Planned Unit Development…

NOTE: Agenda was amended on 3/27 to add the Tax Collector item Londonderry Town Council Special Meeting Monday, March 30, 2026, 7 p.m., Moose Hill Council Chambers A. CALL TO ORDERB. NEW BUSINESS C. ADJOURNMENT

Posted on the Town website 3/24/2026 Londonderry is seeking residents to serve on several boards and committees. If you want to meet great people, learn how the Town works, and make visible impact, this is a great place to start. Applicants must be Londonderry residents. Leach Library TrusteesOpenings: One full member position…

Several people, including my self, are curious who the ghost writer(s) for the Londonderry Town Blundeground are. The common opinion seems to be that the site content is AI generated, although the ‘satire/parody’ seems to be lacking the ‘I’ in ‘AI’. If it is AI someone needs to supply the…

AgendaApril 1, 2026 7:00 p.m. Moose Hill Conference I. Call to OrderII. Administrative Board WorkA. Approval of MinutesB. Regional Impact DeterminationsC. Discussions with Town Staff II. Old BusinessA. Public hearing for an application for formal review of a subdivision of Map 10 Lot 41 to create a new 12- acre…

The meeting of the Londonderry School Board will be held on Wednesday, March 25, 2026, at7:00 PM in the Cafe at Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Road, Londonderry, NH. Themeeting will also be broadcast on local Cable Access Ch. 8 as well as the District’s YouTubeChannel.

Moose Hill Conference Room In accordance with RSA 91-A:2, you are hereby notified that the Londonderry Conservation Commission will meet Tuesday, March 24, 2026, in the Moose Hill Conference Room at 7:30 PM to discuss the following agenda: 7:30 – Call to order Public Comment Old Business Approval of MinutesMinutes…

7:00 P.M. MOOSE HILL CONFERENCE ROOM I. Open MeetingII. Approval of minutes from prior meetingIII. Applications for Advisory input to the Planning BoardA. Subdivision for 16 residential lots and associated site improvements in the Agricultural Residential (AR-1) District. 35 Elwood Road, Map 5 Lot 39; 16 Dan Hill Road, Map…

Town of Londonderry Planning Board268B Mammoth Road – Moose Hill ConferenceAgendaMarch 23, 20266:00 P.M. I. Call to OrderII. Public Hearing The Londonderry Planning Board will hold a public meeting on Monday, March 23, 2026, at 6:00. P.M. in Moose Hill Council Chambers to consider the following:  Pursuant to RSA 675:2,…

Shortly after posting Anonymous Complaints Filed Against Elected and Appointed Officials I received a the email below from Jeff Penta. The email was specific to the complaint ‘02/20/2026 – Town Councilor Shawn Faber and Planning Board Member Jeff Penta – Code of Ethics Violation’ Glenn – I can’t speak to…

Yesterdays post Reviewing the Anonymous Hotline and Public Corruption Policies seems to have been spurred by a number of recent anonymous complaints filed against members of the Town Council, one Budget Committee member, and a Planning Board member. Between October 2025 and March 12, 2026 the following complaints were filed:…

March 16, 2026 Town Council Meeting. Chairman Ron Dunn asked to discuss the anonymous whistleblower hotline. Councilor Bouchard questioned why the item was not listed on the agenda, Dunn responded residents had asked him about thepolicy. Several council members express concern that the system is being weaponized for political attacks, leading…

March 16, 2026 Londonderry Town Council meeting  Councilor Dunn, Faber, and Combes voted to table several policy updates, including a new code of ethics and changes to the municipal code. The procedural move to “table” these items effectively stalled any immediate deliberation, sparking a heated debate regarding legislative transparency and the proper role of the town manager in…

March 16, 2026 Londonderry Town Council Meeting. A contentious debate between a Town Manager and members of a Town Council regarding allegations of fiscal mismanagement and dishonesty by Town Councilor Faber’s Social media post. The Town Manager utilizes public records to rebut claims that he unilaterally increased salaries by 25%…

Londonderry Town Council meeting March 16, 2026 documents the election of Ron Dunn as chair and Shawn Faber as vice chair following recent local elections. The councilors engage in a contentious debate regarding procedural rules, specifically discussing how to increase meeting efficiency and improve professional decorum during public comment periods….

March 2, 2026 Town Council meeting in Londonderry, New Hampshire, covering a wide array of local governance issues and community initiatives. Key highlights include the introduction of a new cyber services director and presentations from several citizens running for local offices such as school board and budget committee. A significant portion of the meeting…

Looking at the undervotes on warrant articles it seems clear voters voting on school warrant articles have a stronger opinion than voters voting on the town ballot. On the Town side a number of warrant article could have had a different result had all voters cast a ballotARTICLE NO. 14:…

There was a rumor spreading at the polls on Tuesday that Liz Thomas chairperson for the Library Board of Trustees had resigned. I emailed Thomas and Helen Palmieri, Vice Chair, on 3/11/2026 asking about the possible resignation, no one responded to the email. I emailed the the Londonderry Town Manager…

Submitted by Londonderry Resident Gregory Carson Do the recent Londonderry town election results reflect active partisanship in a nonpartisan election? Do they reflect the adage, “politics makes strange bedfellows”? Or do the results reflect the old election adage: reformers get elected, not re-elected? Nonpartisan elections, where voters can choose more…

I had posted about undervotes on the Facebook Page earlier today. I found it interesting that a out of 4,662 ballots cast a number of people chose not to vote for a Town Councilor or School Board member. There were other undervotes for other positions as well. An “undervote” on…