Donchess veto seeks changes to Nashua remote-participation ordinance
Alderman Ben Clemons said he supports the clarification and views the veto as a way to revise the measure, not defeat it. He said the intent was always to cover a disability that affects someone’s ability to participate in person.
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Donchess said the city had learned its state school aid would be $4.9 million lower than the previous year, even as special education, employee health insurance and transportation costs increased. He projected health care costs would rise 13% to 15% next year, following a 9% increase this year.
Nashua Honors Fallen Firefighters, Adds Glenn Telgin to Memorial
“Today, we are remembering and honoring those who have fallen and those who have passed away,” Donchess said. “Deputy Chief Glenn Telgin, who is being added to this memorial, heroically served the citizens of Nashua.”
Nashua first responders, veterans honor victims of Sept. 11 attacks
“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.”
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Mount Pleasant host PTO Spooktacular
Mount Pleasant Elementary School hosted the 2026 PTO Spooktacular, the school’s version of Trunk of Treat, a Halloween Celebration on Friday Oct. 30, 2026. Hundreds of students and their families, bedecked in costumes gathered for the fun at the school’s playground.
Final UNH poll: Democrats lead federal races; Ayotte, Warmington tied for governor
Democrats lead New Hampshire’s U.S. Senate and both congressional races, while Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte and Democratic challenger Cinde Warmington are deadlocked, according to the University of New Hampshire Survey Center’s final Granite State Poll before the election.
Sample Ballots for each Nashua Ward
Nashua voters can review their ward’s sample ballot before heading to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 3. Download the ballots for Wards 1 through 9 using the links in this article to see the candidates and ballot questions that will appear on your ballot.
School tax caps and probate registers: A guide to NH’s ballot questions
This ballot question asks voters whether to adopt two-year limits on local school-property-tax growth and spending on school administrative unit central offices. Unlike Question 1, it would not change the state constitution.