From the Londonderry TimesThree-Year Contract Signed With Next Town Manager Alex MalmMarch 23, 2025 The town of Londonderry has signed a three-year contract with its next Town Manager Shaun Mulholland.  Earlier this month, Mulholland was picked as the Londonderry’s next Town Manager, replacing Mike Malaguti who resigned last fall.  According to…

2024 Annual School District Report of Londonderry Related Posts:School District Annual Report, 2023School District Annual Report, 2022

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Town Council Chairman Ron Dunn has asked to bring back Town Council goals. Dunn asked that all councilors bring 1 or 2 goals to the be discussed at the next meeting. Do you have a goal you would like to suggest? You can email the Town Council through the Town…

The Derry News and Eagle Tribune ran an article covering last weeks election. The article ‘Local publisher returned to Town Council’ began with an incorrect statement. LONDONDERRY — Local weekly publisher Deb Paul of the Londonderry Times will return to the Town Council after being voted out three years ago….

The Town Council Elected Run Dunn to server as Town Council Chairman at the 3/17/2025 meeting. Shawn Faber was elected Vice Chairman.

For the first time in recent memory the Town Council adopted rules as prescribed by the Town Charter at the 3/17/2025 meeting. New elected Council Chairman Ron Dunn asked the Council to review the current Town Council rules and asked if any changes were needed. Councilor Combes wanted to have…

According to NH Revised Statutes Annotated 676:4,I (d) and the Town of LondonderrySubdivision Regulations, it is required that all abutters to land intended for subdivision approvalbe notified of the proposal, You are hereby notified that a SITE WALK for a subdivision along Wilson Road, Map 16,Lot 9, will be held…

Londonderry Town Council MeetingMonday, March 17, 2025, 7:00 p.m., Moose Hill Council Chambers A. CALL TO ORDERB. ELECTION OF OFFICERSC. PUBLIC COMMENTD. NEW BUSINESS E. OLD BUSINESSF. APPROVAL OF MINUTES G. OTHER BUSINESS H. ADJOURNMENTI. MEETING SCHEDULE In addition to the items listed on the agenda the Town Council may…

Here are the complete results from the Town

School BoardThree Year Term (One Position)2082 – Kevin Gray, Incumbent (Elected)452 – James Grimes379 – Frank Harmon School ModeratorThree Year Term (One Position)1766 – Elizabeth Lisa Burns (Elected)1302 – Tom Croteau School District ClerkThree Year Term (One Position)2625 – Amy Finamore (Elected) School TreasurerThree Year Term (One Position)2669 – John…

Town CouncilThree Year Term (Two Positions)1895 – Deb Paul  (Elected)1800 – Dan Bouchard (Elected)1745 – John Farrell, Incumbent1056 – Richard D. Bielinski Jr414 – Tammy Siekmann Budget CommitteeThree Year Term (Two Positions)1999 – Nicole Dery (Elected)1595 – Patrick El-Azem (Elected)1585 – Nick Mills Library TrusteesThree Year Term (Three Positions)1217 –…

Has the ‘quality of life’ in Londonderry improved over the last 15 years? We have more traffic, more spending, more development, and no end in sight. Here is a video from the ‘2010 Town Council Candidate Forum’ where a question about ‘Spending & Quality of life how it relates to…

Submitted by Town Council Candidate Deb Paul If elected, one of my main tasks will be to try and find ways for the town to control the growth in Londonderry. We need to create a feasible plan for infrastructure problems that have led to increased traffic issues as these developments…

The Londonderry View recently released a new video detailing their plans for 2025. The local show is filmed at the Cable Access Center and broadcast locally as well as on YouTube with a Facebook page. The show is hosted by Londonderry Town Clerk Sherry Farrell, Assistant Town Clerk Debbie Desrochers,…

I attempted to address the Town Council at their 3/3/2025 meeting. I had originally written a 5 page document, but after reading several times found I would not be able to finish it in the allotted 5 minutes the Town Council allows. I edited out several pages and thought I…

Posted on the Town website: March 8, 2025 – 9:43am After consultation with Londonderry School District facilities staff and the roofing company, Town and School officials have determined Tuesday’s election will proceed as planned in the Londonderry High School gymnasium, barring any unforeseen issues. Londonderry’s Town and School election will…

The Londonderry Times responds to a typographical error concerning next Tuesdays election. The election is March 11, 2025. In this weeks editorial the date of the election was incorrectly printed as March 14th. Town elections are held the second Tuesday in March which is March 11th. The correction was posted…

Submitted by Town Council Candidate Deb Paul **Prepare to Vote!** In the days leading up to the election, we hope you will take the time to listen to candidates, read their statements, and ask them questions about the issues that matter to you. The March election does not include State…

Submitted by Town Council Candidate Deb Paul If elected, one of the things I would like to be able to do would be to help move forward the ability for the public to make comments at the beginning and end of all meetings. I would also be more than happy…