Windham commission advances America's 250th celebrations with June 27-28 reenactment at Crossing Life Church. The Historic District/Heritage Commission voted unanimously to accept prior minutes; Chair Peter Griffin reported ongoing gravestone restoration inventory work with Cemetery Trustees. Al
The Windham Conservation Commission reviewed a WPOD application and discussed maintenance at several town properties. Chair Michael Specian and Vice Chair Wayne Morris led discussions on kiosk regulations at Fessenden Dam, with the Commission agreeing to collaborate with the Historic
Searles Trustees hear Windham Woods partnership proposal but table decision. Ryan DeJoy, representing Windham Woods on Route 111, requested a special meeting to explore partnership opportunities with Searles School & Chapel, proposing to provide snow removal, landscaping, shared parking, and
Planning Board schedules February hearings on two zoning amendments. Windham's Planning Board, chaired by Jacob Cross, voted 7-0 to advance proposed changes to Site Plan Regulations Section 603.1.1 and Section 400 to public hearings February 18 at 7 p.m. Two major development applications were
Windham Trustees of Trust Funds approve $3 million in CD investments. The board unanimously moved to invest three school district trust accounts in short-term certificates of deposit to generate additional income: the Special Education account ($998,731 in a six-month CD), the Grounds Maintenance
Windham selectmen approve Captain Bryan Smith as Police Chief on three-year contract. The Board voted by consensus in non-public session to hire Smith. The board also voted unanimously to terminate its community power agreement with Standard Power and engage Freedom Energy as consultant, citing
Windham Design Review Subcommittee advises on restaurant building expansion at Range Road. The Planning Board Design Review Subcommittee reviewed a proposal by Karl Dubay of The Dubay Group and property owner Sahal Laher of Nikasa LLC to expand the restaurant at 59 Range Road with a rear building
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