REQUEST FOR BIDS (RFB)Street Sweeping ServicesMay 2026The Town of Londonderry NH is requesting bids from qualified contractors to provide labor and equipment for various roadway sweeping throughout the Town of Londonderry NH. All work shall be under the general guidance of the Town of Londonderry Public Works Department. Publication Date/Time:…

May 18, 2026 Town Council meeting, Jeff Penta, a dedicated local official in Londonderry, expresses his deep frustration with the current state of town governance. He criticizes the elected representatives for their lack of cooperation and their tendency to delay important decisions, a habit he describes as “kicking the can down the road.” Penta highlights…

May 18, 2026 Town Council meeting library board of trustees presents a request for additional funding to address extensive building repairs and HVAC upgrades. The project is split into two distinct phases, with the first focusing on mold remediation, drywall repairs, and insurance-related restoration following a pipe burst. The second phase aims to resolve…

May 18, 2026 Town Council meeting regarding the financial oversight and management of legal resources. Councilor Dan Bouchard proposes to take off the table a new formal policy to govern how and when the town’s attorney is utilized, arguing that the current leadership uses legal counsel for administrative tasks that waste taxpayer funds. Bouchard highlights a specific instance where an…

Update: 5/19/2026 – Added PDF Documents Town Council Meeting 5/18/2026 a formal notice of charter violation filed by Shaun Mulholland, Londonderry Town Manager, against Councilor Ted Combes. Mr. Mulholland distributed a document to the council according to the document, Combes allegedly bypassed administrative protocols by contacting a town employee to undermine the Town Manager’s authority and…

May 20, 2026 at 7:00 p.m.Moose Hill Council Chambers, 268B Mammoth Road I. Minutes to ApproveII. Report by Town Council LiaisonIII. Regional Impact DeterminationsIV. Public Hearing of Cases: A. Case No. 05-20-2026-1 Request for variance from LZO 4.2.1.3.C.3 to allow a structure to encroach 14 feet into the 15 foot…

The Town of Londonderry, NH, is seeking a Clerk’s Assistant. This position reports directly to the Town Clerk with ancillary reporting duties to the Tax Collector. The Clerk’s Assistant is responsible for providing  essential administrative support to the Town Clerk and Tax Collector, specifically focusing on the accurate processing of…

At the May, 12, 2026 Planning Board meeting Ryan Ouellette requests a more efficient way to access documents before meeting begin to allow for thorough research. The current process provides limited data until the actual meeting, leaving participants struggling to catch up with new information in real time. Ouellette suggests utilizing OneDrive cloud storage through their…

Update: Corrected post. John Farrell referred to Ms. Caron by her maiden name of Walsh. The post has been corrected At the May 12, 2026 Planning Board meeting, planning board members and colleagues officially acknowledge the resignation of Kellie Caron. The discussion reveals that Caron is leaving her current role in Londonderry to…

The Londonderry Historical Society recently featured on the Londonderry View community television program to advocate for the preservation of New Hampshire’s local heritage. Established to protect the town’s rural character, the organization manages a two-acre site containing several eighteenth-century structures, including a historic house, a blacksmith shop, and a unique barn. During the interview,…

A recent online discussion on a public Facebook page. Lesson learned some people are not a fan me or this website. “When the debate is lost, insults become the loser’s tool” Socrates I would not call it a debate, but I think the quote applies. This is just some of…

Thursday, May 14, 2026; 6:00 p.m.LFD Community Room, Central Fire Station, 280 Mammoth RoadEnter the parking lot between the Library and the Fire Station, and enter the building through the side door I. Call to Order II. Introductions III. New Business A. Discussion of New Organizational StructureB. Daily Events Walkthrough…

AGENDALeach Library Board of TrusteesLondonderry, New Hampshire 03053 The Financial Ad Hoc Committee of the Leach Library Board of Trustees will be held onWednesday, May 13, 2026 at 7:00 PM in the Sunnycrest Conference Room atLondonderry Town Hall, 268B Mammoth Road, Londonderry NH. The meeting will berecorded for later viewing…

MEETING NOTICELondonderry LibraryBoard of TrusteesWHAT: Bylaws sub-commiteeWHEN: Wednesday, May 20, 2026@ 6 pmWHERE: Sunnycrest Conference room,Londonderry Town Hall

Town of LondonderryDEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS120 High Range RoadLondonderry, NH 03053Phone: (603) 432-1100 ext. 152 Fax: (603) 432-1128 DPW Facility Workgroup AgendaMeeting #8- May 13, 2026 @ Londonderry DPW 5:00pm

Londonderry Town Council Meeting Monday, May 18, 2026, 7 p.m., Moose Hill Council Chambers A. CALL TO ORDER B. PUBLIC COMMENT C. BOARD APPOINTMENTS & REAPPOINTMENTS1. Interviews and appointment for Budget CommitteeDocuments: 2026-05-18 Budget Committee Applicant Packet.pdf2. Appointments to the Capital Improvements Program (CIP) Committee.Documents: Agenda Item Cover Sheet_CIP_05.18.26.pdf3. Appointment of…

This popped up today. It’s been nine years since Woodmont Commons was approved. WMUR video from November, 30 2016 Related Posts:

Following up two posts Video: The Cost of Counsel: A Dispute Over Legal Policy and Londonderry Fiscal Accountability and Misinformation and specifically part of a statement made by Former Town Councilor John Farrell: “All of this other noise has cost over 1 million unbudgeted software (500-650K),wage increases( 200-300K) and legal…

With the recent Town Council discussion The Cost of Counsel: A Dispute Over Legal Policy I’ve attached the March invoice for legal services. March 2026 – $17,553.00Town Legal Services Invoices October 2025 Thru February 2026February 2026 – $24,206.00January 2026 –  $23,029.66 December 2025 – $18,666.00November 2025 – $14,021.00October 2025 – $34,759.00 March…

A contentious online debate between former Town Councilor John Farrell and resident Glenn Douglas regarding unbudgeted municipal spending in Londonderry. Farrell alleges that the Town Manager authorized over one million dollars for software, wages, and legal fees without proper oversight, warning that these costs will lead to drastic tax increases. In response, Douglas challenges the accuracy of…