Planning Board approves redesigned coffee shop on Enterprise Drive. The Board voted 4-2 to approve a Final Major Site Plan for a coffee shop redesign at 5 Enterprise Drive, with Derek Monson and Heath Partington opposed. Applicant Karl Dubay, representing Ms. Meseti through The Dubay Group, Inc.,
The Highway Safety Committee approved second-driveway requests at two residential properties. Chief Byan Smith and Deputy Chief Steve Brady found no safety concerns with either proposal — one at 20 Hancock Road to improve in-law apartment access, the other at 28 Governor Dinsmore Road for equipment
Windham Zoning Board approves shed variance in wetland buffer. The board voted unanimously to allow Michael and Kelly Savastano to build a 12-by-20-by-8-foot storage shed at 20 Mitchell Pond Road despite its location within the 100-foot WWPD buffer. Approval was conditioned on drip edge
Windham selectmen promote police corporal, authorize $130K vehicle purchase. The Board of Selectmen unanimously promoted Corporal Jason Dzierlatka to Sergeant effective June 18, 2026, and authorized $130,000 for two police vehicles: a Ford Explorer Police Interceptor and Chevy Traverse, purchased
Windham Conservation Commission approves Girl Scout projects and adopts new mission statement. The Commission approved Elyse Walden's Greenway Trail signage project, which will place four trail markers at key intersections by August 2026, funded by The Dubay Group, and approved Kate Rochford's
Windham Planning Board appoints four members and alternates to fill board vacancies. The board elevated Derek Monson to a full member seat and appointed three alternates: Hussein Savichkin for a two-year term and DJ Withee and Joe Byron for one-year terms. Board Chair Jacob Cross noted the quality
Windham Zoning Board rejects two Breezy Gale residential variances on neighborhood character grounds. The board voted 5-0 to deny both applications from Edward N. Herbert Associates, Inc., on behalf of Wrap Development III, LLC. Case 03-2026 sought permission to replace a 1,067-square-foot
Searles Trustees advance rebranding campaign following community survey. The board unanimously approved a strategy to present a rebranding initiative to the Select Board, developed with consultant Trent Saunders of 36 Creative and informed by responses from 226 community members. The Trustees voted
Windham Trust Fund trustees welcome new Alternate member, receive $254K in deposits. Chair Alan Carpenter, Vice Chair Dave Martsolf, and newly welcomed Alternate Alberto Chang approved prior meeting minutes on April 20 and updated the notarized Resolution of Authorized Persons governing banking
Cemetery Trustees approve commemorative markers and library access. The board unanimously backed the purchase of 30 flag markers at $15 each for a fall USA 250th anniversary cemetery tour, and unanimously approved Nesmith Library's request to install eight markers on cemetery monuments for a summer
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