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, “
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Democrats Question Ayotte’s Blackstone Holdings Amid Housing Crunch
Samantha O’Loughlin, a recent Plymouth State University graduate and Nashua candidate for state representative, said young residents are increasingly being priced out of apartments and homeownership.
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Trump stalls bipartisan housing bill; Shaheen makes case from Franconia co-op
“There are a lot of small pieces in it, but taken together, we think it's going to have a real ability to encourage housing, both construction and affordability in ways that we haven't had for a very long time.” said Shaheen. “This is the most significant housing legislation we've seen in decades."
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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.