Nashua relies heavily on partnerships between government agencies and local agencies to meet challenges such as hunger, housing, youth enrichment and arts education.
"We must tell their stories. We must speak their names. We must ensure that our children and grandchildren understand that their freedom and character were paid for with courage, service, and sacrifice."
“I was just very excited to see people using this new space. We tried to do some fun stuff that we don't normally do. The drone show, that was exciting.” Hannum said, “I really love just seeing people use the river and use the parks and the boardwalks.”
Public events and performances continue through Memorial Day weekend. Highlights include a drone show Saturday night, the opening of the Downtown Nashua Association Farmers Market on Sunday — which will feature a petting zoo — and the traditional Memorial Day Parade on Monday morning.
“We heard from the community how important the parade is to them, so we’re happy to announce we’ve developed a plan to make it happen,” said Mayor Donchess. “We look forward to an amazing festival at Holman Stadium and express our gratitude to the Downtown Nashua Association
On Wednesday night a special Board of Alderman met to interview candidates and appoint a new alderman for Ward 1.The appointment was due to a vacancy created by the resignation of Stephen Chess in April due to family demands. The appointment will serve through December 2027.
“NCC gave me leadership opportunities, a place to belong and people who saw potential in me, even when I didn’t fully see it in myself,” Corbin said. “The reason I’m sharing this is that I know I’m not the only one who took a long, complicated, unexpected road to get here.
Nashua PAL is proud to announce that Jaela Solis, Nashua PAL’s Downtown Director and longtime mentor at the PAL Youth Safe Haven, has been named National PAL’s 2026 Staff of the Year – a national honor recognizing extraordinary dedication, leadership, and impact on youth and community
Donchess said. “As we came in, we saw the blocks of stone that they’re going to use. I was thinking it’s just amazing that they’ll be able to turn those very rough nothings into something beautiful. So we really admire you and just wish you the best here in Nashua.”
“One thousand pounds of chicken, one thousand pounds of lamb, 850 lamb shanks that are all, every single one of them, cooked by this woman right here,” she said, pointing to Bloom. “Three thousand five hundred meatballs. We made almost five thousand grape leaves. So it’s a lot.”
Parents, advocates and lawmakers filled the Nashua Board of Education meeting Monday night to urge the district to slow or scrap a controversial plan to restructure special education programs,
Town hall supporting inclusion was held at the Nashua Public Library. The event was billed as a “community response to proposed changes that would separate students with disabilities into one school.”
“We’ve already spent, if you believe the estimates, $25 billion that we already spent in Iran,” she said. “We could have extended the Affordable Care Act tax credits to over 700,000 Americans for the next two years and they claim we didn’t have the money for that.
The all-volunteer organization repairs donated bikes and works with social service agencies in the Nashua region to distribute them to people in need. Recipients receive bikes free with vouchers from the agencies.
NASHUA, N.H. — The Front Door Agency held their 38th annual Gourmet Festival and Auction on Sunday April 19th. Hundreds of the nonprofits supporters attended and were fed food provided by 27 local restaurants while they perused on the silent auction items. Auctioneer John Terrio of Auction Knights/JWT &
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton returned to the Granite State for the first time in many years as the keynote speaker for the event. She personally thanked Sen. Shaheen for advice, support and friendship during both her and Bill Clinton’s campaigns in the state
