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Windham economic panel updates Route 111 traffic plan, preps America 250 business campaign. The Infrastructure Subcommittee reported near-unanimous support for an Alternative 5 design that includes four roundabouts, one retained traffic light, two lanes in each direction, and a central median for

Windham heritage commission votes to allocate historic stones for mill park restoration. The Historic District and Heritage Commission voted unanimously to designate available Town Hall foundation stones for use at Fessenden Mill Park, with Chair Peter Griffin presiding over the meeting. The

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