The Before Times- 9/11 at Twenty-Five
September 11, 2001is a demarcation line in our history. The 21st century has just begun and we were living through an optimistic moment. There were the “before times” and then the “after times.”
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Nashua first responders, veterans honor victims of Sept. 11 attacks
“As the years move forward, away from that day, our sacred charge is to protect the spirit of unity,” Donchess said. “We must teach the generations who were not yet born that America’s true strength is found in our love for one another and our shared commitment to freedom.”
September: A Time for Harvesting & Spring Scheming
We have also had some questions about birds disappearing from yards lately. It could be that your feather friends are being harassed by predators, or even in search of more water in this dry weather. It is also a busy migration period for many birds.
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
Continuing to be a friend
Sympathetic noises are just that, but empathic ones sustain friendship because they create emotional resonance, a sense of solidarity with our friend in facing immediate and long-term challenges living with dementia or other long-term conditions. Empathy breeds compassion.
Coloring Main Street Returns, Bringing Colorful Fun to Downtown Nashua
Join the fun from 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm by coloring in your favorite designs while exploring Downtown. Chalk will be provided by local Main Street businesses and DNA, so all you need to bring is your creativity and enthusiasm.
November matchups set for Nashua’s state House and Senate seats
Candidates for Nashua’s seats in the New Hampshire House and Senate were selected in Tuesday’s primary election and will advance to the Nov. 3 general election.
Pappas, Warren Hear Northwood Residents’ Concerns Over Rising Park Rents
Resident Valerie Milot described the issue, saying “I’ve been here 21 years and my income is Social Security. 34% of that is going for land rent. With the rest I have to pay health, lights, prescriptions, taxes, food. So there's nothing left, “
New Community Education options at Nashua Community College
“These courses are designed to not only be informational but enjoyable and fun. We’re here to have a good a time, and to learn something new at the same time,” said Jon Mason, Director of Workforce Development at NCC
Judge Anne Edwards Named Co-Chair of New Hampshire Access to Justice Commission
“I’m very excited about working with the Commission on the vital work it is doing to make our court system more accessible, particularly for the many New Hampshire citizens who find themselves trying to navigate the often confusing court process,” Judge Edwards said
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
New Hampshire Primary Sets Pappas-Sununu Senate Race, Key Congressional Matchups
In the race to replace retiring three-term Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen democratic Rep. Chis Pappas will face off against republican former Sen. John Sununu. Both candidates won their respective primaries with comfortable margins.
9/11 Memorial Stair Climb held in Manchester, NH
Participants took on 2,200 steps—representing the 110 stories of the World Trade Center towers—to honor and remember the 343 FDNY firefighters and all the brave first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice on September 11, 200
Nashua's Alicia and Matty Gregg Named Finalists in America's Favorite Couple
"This is such a fun way to celebrate our journey and be able to give back. Having the community rally behind us and get people talking about Nashua makes it even better,” said Alicia Gregg.
Nashua Couple Selected for First Annual Dr. Robert Moheban Humanitarian-Community Hero Award from his family and Nashua Lions Club
Lions program chair Ed Lecius said the Beth and Brad are all about what we had intended when this recognition was established, “You look at what they have done for the greater Nashua community in the field of education, youth and community well-being, and it was an easy choice.”
Ayotte proclaims September Suicide Prevention Month in New Hampshire
“While this is Suicide Prevention Month, I think we all every day can do our part to try to prevent suicides and to prevent people from struggling and to make sure that we're supporting those who need our help the most.’ said the Governor.