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Windham Zoning Board deems sports dome development a regional impact

Windham Zoning Board unanimously determines that sports dome qualifies as regional impact. On Secretary Mark Brockmeier's motion, the board voted 3-0 to recognize the Benchmark, LLC proposal (Case 15-2026, owned by Windham Woods School, Inc) as meeting statutory criteria under RSA 36:54-58. The

Windham tracks 16 development projects; Sprouts explores Northeast expansion

Windham Economic Development Committee updates 16 active projects, from retail to residential to sports facilities. Community Development Director Alex Mello reported the Starbucks project on Enterprise Drive secured Planning Board approval, all contractor bays at 135 Rockingham Road are leased,

Heritage Commission coordinates town's 250th anniversary planning

Historic District Commission coordinates 250th anniversary and community projects. The commission discussed resource needs for the town's 250th reenactment, identifying one cord of firewood and ten bales of straw, though no volunteers have yet come forward to coordinate parking. The Indian Rock

Planning Board seeks School Board input on growth management

Windham Planning Board pursues growth management measures with School Board. Board members authorized staff outreach on growth parameters, with in-person input from School Board members Cynthia Finn and Shannon Ulery and Fire Chief Tom McPherson at the June 3 meeting. Board members split on

Select Board hires police officer, approves septic waiver

Windham Select Board hires police officer, approves septic system waiver for property. The Board voted 4-1 to approve relief from well-separation requirements for a septic system at 8 Fish Road, positioning it 60 feet from an abutting well instead of the required 75 feet. In closed session, the