City of Nashua public meetings-August 30 through September 5
Several public meetings are scheduled at Nashua City Hall (229 Main Street) and other city buildings between August 30 and September 5, 2026.
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St. Joseph Hospital Earns American College of Surgeons Trauma Verification with Zero Deficiencies
St. Joseph Hospital has earned verification as a Level III Trauma Center by the American College of Surgeons (ACS), achieving national recognition for the strength of its trauma program and its commitment to providing high-quality trauma care close to home.
You’d think a government “of, by, and for the people” would actually serve the people.
Chris is running for U.S. Senate to be our voice in Washington. Unfortunately the same cannot be said of his opponent. John Sununu has spent his career cashing in with corporate special interest groups and getting very rich in the process.
At N.H. Roundtable, Pappas and Whitehouse Push Foreign Money, Disclosure Reforms
"This is just very simple, that we should be unmasking the dark money. That's billions of dollars every election cycle," Pappas said. "We should know who's trying to influence our votes and trying to put their thumb on the scale."
UNH Poll: Goodlander Holds Wide Lead in 2nd District Primary; Tang Williams Leads GOP Field
The survey, conducted Aug. 20-24, also shows former U.S. Sen. John E. Sununu narrowly ahead of U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas in a potential general-election matchup. The difference falls within the poll’s margin of sampling error, making the contest statistically tied.
Garden Alerts & Silly Pollinator Antics
Traversing around the yard and around the local trails, I’ve been seeing so many mushrooms! With the humid weather, mushrooms and fungi can really flourish. At Nashua Farmers’ Exchange, it is not unusual for customers to come in concerned with mushrooms growing in lawns.
The Downtown Lowdown - August 27 to September 2
I want to encourage you to visit the Nashua Farmers Market this Sunday. The weather looks like it will be beautiful and we have a full house in terms of vendors. Nineteen are scheduled to set up and peddle their wares so there will be plenty to choose from, plus live music as always.
The Nash Casino Presents Record Breaking $2.7 Million to Local Nonprofits
This is the second month in a row The Nash has smashed its own record for largest monthly charitable contribution and the fifth consecutive month the venue has contributed over $2.2 million to charitable partners. The Nash has raised a combined $12.1 million in that period.
Trooper Hospitalized after being injured by juvenile at YDC -Sununu Youth Center
Manchester, NH - Manchester Fire, AMR and NHSP were dispatched for an injured trooper and injured juveniles at YDC on River Road after what was described as an “incident”. An additional ambulance was requested from Allenstown, NH due to Manchester being out of ambulances. Radio traffic indicated the trooper had an
Do you need to re-register to vote?
So, you checked your voter registration status and saw you are no longer on the voter roll. Or perhaps you got a letter from your town clerk saying there is an issue with your registration? Now what?
Dump Truck Rolls Over Into River In New Boston
The driver was entrapped in the vehicle, and New Boston Fire Department worked to extricate him, and gave him medical treatment at the scene in preparation of being transported to a local hospital.
DEA opens $50M forensic lab in Londonderry
“Speed is key. We have to break up these networks. We need to do it fast. And that was really difficult before because it just took so long to get the results back. This is going to make a big difference in New Hampshire.”
New Hampshire Announces Largest Social Media Settlement in History
This settlement is an important step toward holding social media companies accountable for intentionally designing their platforms with manipulative features that foster excessive use and for deceiving the public about the harmful effects of those features on kids and teens.
Saint Anselm poll shows Pappas ahead in Senate matchups; Ayotte leads Warmington
The survey found a generally negative assessment of the country’s direction, with 65% saying the nation is on the “wrong track,” compared with 28% who said it is headed in the right direction. New Hampshire voters were also more negative than positive about the state’s direction, 52% to 31%.
Nashua aldermen unanimously back next step for proposed Resource Center
The 15-0 vote at the Aug. 25 special meeting allows Public Health and Community Services Director Bobbie Bagley to complete the application to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The city must submit a detailed plan for using the funds by Oct. 15.
ArtCity Nashua Festival set for Saturday: ‘The payoff is art’
“These things attract so many people to a community,” Thomas said. “When people start seeing the beauty of a community, then they start taking care of it more.