Londonderry, United States (Local)
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The School District spent considerable time at its most recent meeting reviewing its year end financial position and determining how much of its remaining Unassigned Fund Balance should be retained for future needs, and how much should be returned to taxpayers to help offset the December property tax rate.
The Londonderry Fire Department will be taking the Litchfield for ambulance and dispatch services beginning on Jan. 1, 2027, after the Town Council agreed
Hudson Memorial, Alvirne High Awarded STEM Grants Two schools in the Hudson School District have received Robotics Education Development
Town Council Chair Ron Dunn, Vice Chair Shawn Faber, and Councilor Ted Combes voted in favor of the removal, while Councilors Dan Bouchard and Deb Paul voted against it.
The Town of Londonderry is defending its refusal to release records related to an investigation involving former Town Manager Shaun Mulholland and Councilor Dan Bouchard, arguing in court that a Right-to-Know request filed by a local writer is premature, because it is being used in a current investigation that is still ongoing.
The Londonderry Town Council recognized a longtime employee during its meeting last month, honoring John Trottier, Director of Engineering and Environmental Services, for 25 years of service to the Town before his retirement on Sept. 25.
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Alvirne Graduation Set for June 10, 2027; School Board Approves Fundraising, D.C. Trip
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The newly appointed Acting Town Manager Kim Bernard addressed concerns ranging from Town Council email communications to legal spending during the council's most recent meeting, saying changes are already underway to improve transparency and strengthen budget planning.
Londonderry school officials outlined the potential impacts of the Taxpayer Protection Act during a recent School Board meeting, explaining that approval of the proposed tax cap could require approximately $2 million in budget reductions to maintain current services.
