Ayotte in Nashua: Governor leans on ‘New Hampshire Advantage’ amid housing, energy pressures
Ayotte closed by telling the Nashua business community that the “state of the state is strong,” but said New Hampshire must continue to tackle housing, child care, energy costs, workforce and education to remain, in her words, “the best state in the nation to live, work and raise a family.”
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Southern New Hampshire Health Pharmacy Ribbon Cutting
The full-service retail pharmacy focuses on serving people in the community, including patients being discharged from the hospital and those who want a more personalized experience for medication ordering, pick-up, and counseling.
Hassan tours Marmon Utility’s expanded Milford facility
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.
Welcome to the Jungle
Migliori and Shelton have completely revamped the interior of 97 Main Street, redesigning it in a lush and sultry style that combines the jungle, tiki culture, and the occasional dinosaur motif, which all manages to still look classy and inviting.
St. Joseph Hospital Earns American Heart Association Recognitions for Quality Patient Care
“These recognitions reflect the dedication of our clinical teams and their commitment to providing the highest quality care when our patients need us most,” said John Jurczyk, President of St. Joseph Hospital.
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Shaheen hears from diabetes advocates in Nashua as insulin bill advances in Senate
"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."
Goodbye August, and hello September!
I’ve seen a couple of monarch butterflies gliding around the yard–one even sampled some nectar from my okra’s flowers! My strawflowers and celosia are still in bloom. I’ve been deadheading the strawflower to encourage more buds.
AMR's August report: Nashua and Manchester trending to end 2026 with the lowest number of suspected opioid ODs since 2015
In Nashua, through August, the data indicates that Nashua is continuing to trend downward on an annual basis for suspected opioid ODs at 7% lower than the previous year which would result in a record low.
The Downtown Lowdown - Sept 3 to Sept 9
Hello! The approach of fall has us in a good mood here at Downtown Nashua Association. How about you? It’s not just because of the pretty foliage and mild temps, but also because fall kicks off our busiest event season. There’s lots to do, but bringing the best