Nashua aldermen approve downtown video-sign overlay, police technology contract and resource center pilot
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
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From October 2024 through September 2025, fentanyl investigations that HSI conducted fell by 24 percent, fentanyl seizures fell by 39 percent, and investigative hours devoted to fentanyl fell by approximately 30 percent (a decrease of more than 250,000 hours)
City of Nashua public meetings-September 13 through September 19
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Nashua Aldermen approve 90-Day Homeless Services Gap Analysis after lengthy debate
“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.”
Nashua Announces 2026 City Academy Program, Applications Now Open
The 2026 program will give participants a chance to explore meaningful topics, connect with other community members, and interact with leaders, staff, and departments shaping Nashua’s future
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Late Summer Means Scruffy Gardens & Plans for Next Spring
You can absolutely still plant your cold weather crops for another round of harvesting. What can you plant, dear reader? Try leafy greens (lettuce, kale, swiss chard, spinach), peas, and plants of the brassicus family (like broccoli and cauliflower)!
Nashua Finance Committee approves $9.8M transit contract, reviews FY25 audit
The audit had been proceeding normally until March, she said, when CBIZ shifted staff to address the Pennichuck financial-statement issue because the city audit could not be completed without the component unit’s financial information.
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Elderly Woman Smashes Into Laundromat Injuring Two People
Paramedics evaluated multiple individuals inside the laundromat who sustained cuts and scrapes during the impact. None of the injured required hospitalization, and all refused medical transport at the scene