The Derry News

Established in 1880, the Derry News is the premier source for news and updates in Derry and Londonderry. By blending both print and digital formats, the Derry News shares the engaging stories that highlight the life and events of this lively area.

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Discrimination ruling a win for rule of law

1 week ago | derrynews.com | Noah Feldman

White individuals and straight people do not need to meet a higher burden of proof than members of minority groups to prevail in employment discrimination suits, the Supreme Court held June 5. The immediate effect is to make so-called “reverse discrimination” claims easier to bring. However, the decision also solidifies the existing legal framework for workplace discrimination — a framework that the court’s ultra-conservative justices would like to upend.
Beware of endangered turtles crossing the road

1 week ago | derrynews.com | Caitlin Dee

LONDONDERRY, N.H. — Turtle nesting season is upon us, and female turtles are making the journey to lay their eggs, with an endangered species doing so in Londonderry. Drew Stevens, co-founder of NH Turtle Rescue is more affected by nesting season than most. Stevens and Dallas Huggins, his co-founder and wife, run the nonprofit based in their Nottingham home dedicated to turtle rescue, rehabilitation and release.
With stars returning, Pinkerton softball a title favorite for 2026

1 week ago | derrynews.com | David Willis

PLYMOUTH — While the disappointment and sadness were still clear on Cara Murray’s face Saturday evening, a hint of joy began to appear for the Pinkerton Academy standout after a few moments. “I’m so excited for next year, to see what we can do,” said Murray. “I think we have a group that can do something really special.
Technology Hill project making headway

1 week ago | derrynews.com | Caitlin Dee

LONDONDERRY — Construction of the Londonderry development, The Village on Technology Hill is progressing without issue. The Planned Unit Development (PUD) is a 110-acre development with industrial buildings, retail and more.
Abbott Court falling behind schedule

1 week ago | derrynews.com | Caitlin Dee

DERRY — The developer of the Abbott Court project says the development to bring new residential, parking and retail areas to Derry has fallen a bit behind schedule. The project will include 117 units of market-rate housing, a parking structure with 275 spaces, 10,000 square feet of retail/commercial space and an additional 20 walk-up units above the retail/commercial space. Peter Flotz, CEO and founder of Lansing Melbourne Group, said the project is currently behind the projected timeline.
Londonderry grads start their next chapter

1 week ago | derrynews.com | Caitlin Dee

MANCHESTER — Nearly 300 Londonderry High School seniors walked across the stage June 12 on their way to the next chapter of their lives. The graduation ceremony held at SNHU Arena started with a performance of The Star Spangled Banner by Hanna Caroll and welcome from LHS Principal Richard Barnes. Barnes then offered academic recognition before valedictory and presidential addresses by Nora Alize Maher and Madison Ava Tufts, respectively.
Melding of minds and hearts: Episcopalian parish, Jewish synagogue share a rare bond

2 weeks ago | derrynews.com | Caitlin Dee

DERRY — When the Rev. Marjorie Ann Gerbracht arrived at Derry’s Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration in January 2024, she said she was quickly impressed by the people that made up the parish, and the synagogue next door. Gerbracht grew up on Long Island in an Episcopal family, and said she became aware of her calling at an early age when a male priest mentioned women could also be priests. “One day he mentioned that girls could be priests and it just kind of hit me.
Driver injured in roll-over crash in Londonderry

2 weeks ago | derrynews.com | Caitlin Dee

LONDONDERRY — A rollover crash on 34 Old Derry Road in Londonderry left a driver trapped in a vehicle on Sunday evening. Officials received a call at 6:38 p.m. on June 8 reporting a motor vehicle was on fire. Upon arriving at the scene, the Fire Department did not find a fire, but one person trapped inside a vehicle on its side.
Derry rockers finalists to open for The Fray

2 weeks ago | derrynews.com | Caitlin Dee

DERRY – Members of the local band Glue have decided to make their final summer as a group one to remember. Together, Pinkerton Academy students Declan Collins, Connor MacDonald, Elise Collins, Lilly Pocrass and James MacDonald make up the rock band, Glue. But, this fall James MacDonald, Elise Collins and Pocrass will depart for college, a reality the band has been prepared for. However, the group said they plan to make the most of their remaining time together as friends, siblings and bandmates.
Non-profit eyes historic town hall preservation

3 weeks ago | derrynews.com | Caitlin Dee

WINDHAM — Local nonprofit Windham Endowment is raising funds to restore the entrance to the historic Town Hall. The Windham Town Hall was built in 1798 and has undergone previous renovations, but this March, Windham residents voted to allocate $250,000 towards repairing and renovating the building. Now, through NH Gives, an annual day of giving, Windham Endowment plans to raise additional funds to restore the building’s front door, sign and a light fixture.