New Hampshire joins multi-state ‘Drive to Save Lives’ highway safety push
“It's our busiest travel season, and we want everyone to enjoy it, to enjoy our states, to enjoy New Hampshire, and to do it safely, not distracted, substance-free, and driving slowly on our roads .” said New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte
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Governor Ayotte Announces Plan to Make Community College More Affordable
The Community College Promise Program will be included in the Governor’s recommended state budget for FY28-29. The proposal will require legislative approval and, if enacted, would take effect beginning with the Fall 2027 semester.
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.
Governor Praises Domestic Violence Fatality Review Committee Efforts Following First Report
“Domestic violence homicides are preventable. Every life that is lost leaves families and communities asking what could have been done to prevent it,” said Alyssa Dandrea, Community Relations Specialist for the New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence.
Governor Ayotte statement on State revenues for the month of September
For the 2027 fiscal year, revenues have exceeded plan by $74.9 million or 12.5%. The State revenues are also $111.7 million higher than at the same point last year.
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Newsom urges Nashua Democrats to turn opposition to Trump into votes
Newsom’s message combined sharp criticism of Trump with a challenge to his own party: Stop treating political opposition as an exercise in making arguments and start organizing to win power.
City of Nashua public meetings-October 18 through October 24
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.
Nashua Recreation Halloween Boo Bash
Nashua Parks and Recreation brought hundreds of families together Saturday for its Halloween Boo Bash, an afternoon of costumes, seasonal activities and community fun held at Greeley Park. The event featured hayrides, a haunted house, pumpkin decorating and trunk-or-treat Here are some scenes from the afternoon of fun
Donchess defends city spending, outlines housing and construction priorities at ‘Java with Jim’
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.