Nashua budget committee backs nearly $63 million in borrowing after cost debate
The committee recommended final passage of seven borrowing resolutions covering a public works garage, swimming pools, wastewater improvements, landfill projects and equipment purchases.
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City of Nashua public meetings-October 4 through October 10
To review the agendas, minutes, or check for any last-minute schedule changes, or visit the Nashua Public Hearings Directory and City of Nashua Agendas Portal to see the full list of postings.
City of Nashua public meetings-September 28 through October 3
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Nashua Weighs Housing-Funded Plan to Preserve Keefe Auditorium
Schneider, who chairs the Auditorium Commission argued that Keefe has historic value, remains a major city asset and could support a broader range of local performing arts if renovated.
BOA Special Meeting: officials outline mill yard housing plans, garage work
When asked why no construction had begun after the former NIMCO building was razed, Hannum said the project is not paused. She said the developer demolished the building ahead of schedule after a fire and worsening safety conditions at the site.
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Khanna urges economic renewal, backs Levesque at Hollis campaign event
“Just defeating Trump in the midterms is not sufficient,” Khanna said. “We not only have to defeat Trump, we have to understand and address the conditions that created Donald Trump.”
Vote No on Question #2
On November 3, please vote no on Question #2. It is misleading, poorly written and unlikely to provide meaningful property tax relief. What it could do, however, is force harmful cuts to our public schools, ultimately hurting the students and families who depend on them.
The Downtown Lowdown - Oct 8 through Oct. 14
There are only two Sundays left for the Nashua Farmers Market for this season. Sunday, October 18th will be the last until next year. Find us at Renaissance Park from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Governor Ayotte Announces Federal Disaster Aid for Carroll County
“I want to thank President Trump for approving this important relief for New Hampshire. Securing this funding was a result of the strong partnership between New Hampshire’s Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, local officials, and our partners at FEMA,” said Governor Ayotte.