Planning board approves two residential applications. The Windham Planning Board unanimously approved a conditional use permit for Felipe and Aline Trama to operate a personal training studio at 1 First Street with hours 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., and a WPOD application for Richard and Dianne Proctor's
Windham Zoning Board unanimously approves dwelling-replacement variance on tree-damaged Fish Road property. The ZBA voted 5-0 to allow owners Robert Bracey and Brenda McGonagle Bracey to demolish and replace a home deemed uninhabitable by the town health department, approving multiple setback and
Windham Board of Selectmen authorizes $55,000 software purchase and hires firefighter. Finance Director Cheryl Eastman recommended replacing the existing MUNIS system with MTS Financial Software from MRI, projecting approximately $14,000 in annual savings. The Board voted unanimously to authorize
Windham Economic Development Committee hears sports dome proposal from schools. The committee received presentations on several commercial and school development projects, with Windham Woods School officials pitching a sports dome at the former Delahunty property that would generate revenue through
Windham Conservation Commission approves $2,650 graffiti removal at Deer Leap. The Commission unanimously hired Great Bay Facility Maintenance Service, Inc., accepting a proposal from Friends of Moeckel Pond representatives Dianna Fallon and Neil Fallon to address graffiti using powdered glass
Windham Historic District Commission approves minutes, moves forward on mill restoration and community events. The commission unanimously approved the March 5 meeting minutes and reached consensus to skip a Town Day table but plan an informational booth at the Strawberry Festival. Chair Peter
Windham Select Board approves $227K solid waste equipment purchase. The board voted 4-0 to award Spectre Manufacturing a walking floor trailer for $115,092 and an ejector trailer for $112,343, with General Services Director Dennis Senibaldi authorized to execute the contracts. The board also
Windham trustees restructure as chair term ends. The Trustees of the Trust Funds elected Alan Carpenter as chairperson to replace Alberto Chang, whose term expired, while voting to create an unelected alternate trustee position for Chang pending Board of Selectmen approval. Vice Chair Dave Martsolf
Windham Conservation Commission approves $2,000 Fessenden Dam fence. Members voted 5-0 to hire Fences Unlimited for split rail fencing in the parking area, with Secretary Kara Feldberg moving and alternate member Brian McFarland seconding. Chair Michael Specian scheduled an April 1 site walk to
Windham Zoning Board approves a garage variance while delaying two major subdivision applications. The board voted unanimously to grant a variance for a 430-square-foot detached garage on Nottingham Road with a condition restricting residential use. The board also continued two proposals from
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