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Londonderry Town Lantern May 21,2024

Londonderry Town Lantern - May 21, 2024 »

Please enjoy the May 21, 2024 issue of the Londonderry Town Lantern. In this issue, our focus is on Memorial...

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Summer Appointed Board Vacancies »

Including the new Lions Hall Study Committee The Town of Londonderry is seeking volunteers to serve on...

Save the Date

2024 Old Home Day Registrations Now Open »

OLD HOME DAY SPONSORSHIPS & REGISTRATION NOW AVAILABLE!

Memorial Day

Town Hall CLOSED for Memorial Day »

Town Hall will be closed on Monday, May 27, 2024 in observance of Memorial Day. There will be a parade in honor and...

Londonderry Water Town Hall flyer

Access to safe, clean drinking water is one of the most significant challenges facing Londonderry today. You are invited to attend a Town Hall presentation on Monday, March 4, 2024 at 6:00 p.m. in the Londonderry High School Cafe to learn about the status of contaminants in Londonderry's drinking water, mitigation and remediation efforts on the local and state level, and plans to expand access to Town water throughout the community, including the High Range Road main project on the March 2024 ballot.

Anticipated speakers & panelists include:

  • Robert Scott, Commissioner, New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services
  • Rep. Bill Boyd, Chair, New Hampshire Drinking Water & Groundwater Trust Fund
  • Rep. Sherman Packard, Speaker of the N.H. House of Representatives & Londonderry State Representative
  • Chuck Morse, Former President of the N.H. State Senate
  • John Farrell, Chair, Londonderry Town Council
  • Mike Malaguti, Town Manager, Londonderry
  • Amy Rousseau, PFAS Response Administrator, New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services
  • Brandon Kernan, Administrator, Drinking Water & Groundwater Bureau, New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services
  • Pennichuck Water
  • Weston & Sampson

This list will be updated as changes occur.

Questions for speakers and panelists will be submitted in written format. Question cards will be available on-site, or you can send your questions in advance to Kirsten Hildonen at khildonen@londonderrynh.org and they will be provided to the panel.

 

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