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Townwide Beautify Londonderry Clean-Up
Help keep Londonderry clean and beautiful by joining Beautify Londonderry for a townwide community clean-up.
Storm Preparation - Secure Outdoor Items
Just a reminder with the anticipated high winds and potential for flooding, please take the time to bring in any trash and recycling carts from the roadways and secure outdoor items safely.
Storm Preparation - Secure Outdoor Items
Just a reminder with the anticipated high winds and potential for flooding, please take the time to bring in any trash and recycling carts from the roadways and secure outdoor items safely.
The Sun-Gazette
Published September 24Passport fair comes to Exeter post office
TOWN OF HAMPTON: COASTAL FLOOD ALERT (UPDATED)
A strong coastal storm will inpact New England this weekend. Several days of strong northeast winds, large waves, and rising tides will push water levels above normal in Hampton over multiple high tides. Minor flooding in low lying areas is expected.
From the Cemetery Trustees
Cancelled - Let’s Talk Traffic: Community Listening Session
Please be advised that the listening session has been cancelled.
Londonderry Town Manager Fired at Contentious Meeting
Questions remain about exactly what led to the firing of Londonderry Town Manager Shaun Mulholland Monday night during a contentious council meeting. He was replaced by Chief of Police Kim Bernard as the interim manager.
Smoke Testing - Sanitary Sewers 9/29 & 9/30
Wright-Pierce, on behalf of the Hampton DPW, will be conducting sanitary sewer surveys that will involve smoke testing & dye testing of the sewer pipes on King’s Highway, and associated side streets, from Boar’s Head to 6th Street on Sept. 29-30, 2026.
Smoke Testing - Sanitary Sewers 9/29 & 9/30
Wright-Pierce, on behalf of the Hampton DPW, will be conducting sanitary sewer surveys that will involve smoke testing & dye testing of the sewer pipes on King’s Highway, and associated side streets, from Boar’s Head to 6th Street on Sept. 29-30, 2026.