“My favorite part, I would say, is just to see the people come together and to get to know who we are,” Gad said. “And, of course, to taste our delicious cuisine goes without saying. But I’d say that’s my favorite part: just to see the community come together.”
“This resolution asks that Nashua do something we have not formally done in recent history,” Gregg said. “Develop a strategic plan for how the city responds to homelessness, not a reaction to the next crisis.”
September 11, 2001is a demarcation line in our history. The 21st century has just begun and we were living through an optimistic moment. There were the “before times” and then the “after times.”
“As the years move forward, away from that day, our sacred charge is to protect the spirit of unity,” Donchess said. “We must teach the generations who were not yet born that America’s true strength is found in our love for one another and our shared commitment to freedom.”
The mayor spent much of his address on escalating municipal costs, citing a county tax bill of about $18million — a 10% increase from the prior year’s roughly $16 million assessment
Candidates for Nashua’s seats in the New Hampshire House and Senate were selected in Tuesday’s primary election and will advance to the Nov. 3 general election.
Resident Valerie Milot described the issue, saying “I’ve been here 21 years and my income is Social Security. 34% of that is going for land rent. With the rest I have to pay health, lights, prescriptions, taxes, food. So there's nothing left, “
In the race to replace retiring three-term Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen democratic Rep. Chis Pappas will face off against republican former Sen. John Sununu. Both candidates won their respective primaries with comfortable margins.
“While this is Suicide Prevention Month, I think we all every day can do our part to try to prevent suicides and to prevent people from struggling and to make sure that we're supporting those who need our help the most.’ said the Governor.
As of Aug. 10, 888,475 people were registered to vote in New Hampshire, Scanlan said. He projected that 145,751 Republicans and 103,024 Democrats would vote in the primary.
"Over 100,000 in New Hampshire have Type 1, not to mention Type 2, who need insulin. And so, this is not only the right thing to do, but it's an opportunity for us to provide some relief for so many families who are really struggling with high costs."
“This building came about after many years of our teachers just making do with our historic buildings as their primary space to prepare and teach children and adults year-round,” Executive Director Lindsay Jones said. “We had a yurt previously that really was past its useful life.
The discussion covered the company’s products, market conditions and hiring challenges. Like many New Hampshire businesses, Marmon Utility has struggled to recruit workers despite offering higher wages.
The city clerk’s office is responsible for vital records and elections. In the weeks leading up to the Sept. 8 New Hampshire state primary, City Clerk Dan Healey and his staff have been preparing ballots, equipment and voter lists for the city’s nine wards.
“The traffic was really good,” Brassard said. “People came to the park to see some art. I think it’s been great. They come into my booth and things are a little different, a little unique and different than what they’ve seen, and the response has been nice.”
Working along three blocks of the trail between Elm and Ash streets, the artists transformed walls, building facades and roughly a dozen large panels, giving the Tree Streets neighborhood a new outdoor gallery.
