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.
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Nashua rally joins nationwide No Kings day of action
The central theme is turning “people power into voter power.” Unlike previous No Kings mobilizations, Saturday’s events are intended to do more than stage protests. With the Nov. 3 midterm election less than three weeks away, the emphasis is on building voter participation.
Absentee Ballots for the 2026 State General Election Available for New Hampshire Voters
New Hampshire’s State Constitution permits absentee voting for voters who are prevented from voting in person because of temporary absence or a physical disability. A full list of permissible reasons to vote by absentee ballot can be found on the Secretary of State’s website.
Sen. Andy Kim urges campaign volunteers to make personal case for Pappas
“They want to know what we stand for,” Kim said. “They want to know what the positive things are that we’re trying to engage and most importantly they want to know why do you care.”
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.”
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City of Nashua public meetings-October 18 through October 24
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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.
Two bouquets, one act of kindness: Petal It Forward returns to Nashua
As Fortin Gage staff members approached pedestrians on Main Street, many initially reacted with apprehension or suspicion. But when they learned the flowers were free — and that they would receive a second bouquet to share — hesitation often gave way to smiles and excitement.