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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The approval came only after the board first determined that changes in state law created a “material change in circumstances” allowing it to reconsider a substantially similar 2024 proposal that remains under litigation.
NeighborWorks® Southern New Hampshire Honors Elliott Berry with 2026 David P. Goodwin Outstanding Neighbor Award
The Outstanding Neighbor Award is named for NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire founding trustee David P. Goodwin, a dedicated volunteer, housing advocate and active supporter of organizations that improve lives.
BOA Special Meeting: officials outline mill yard housing plans, garage work
When asked why no construction had begun after the former NIMCO building was razed, Hannum said the project is not paused. She said the developer demolished the building ahead of schedule after a fire and worsening safety conditions at the site.
The New Hampshire Forum Announces “Housing Affordability and Ownership” as Focus for Upcoming Statewide Civic Assembly
By bringing together Granite Staters with different backgrounds and perspectives, the Civic Assembly will turn community input into concrete, cross-partisan recommendations on one of the state’s most pressing quality-of-life issues.
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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.
It Isn't Always Bruises
Here is the number that should stop all of us: more than half of New Hampshire's homicides are tied to domestic violence. According to the state Department of Justice, 44 people were killed in domestic violence homicides in New Hampshire between 2022 and 2025.
Predictive Monitor held ribbon cutting & open house for their new 15,000 sq ft headquarters in Nashua, NH
Predictive Monitor, a Nashua-based life sciences technology company, held a grand opening and ribbon-cutting for its new, 15,000-square-foot headquarters located at 1800 Southwood Drive in Nashua.
The Downtown Lowdown – Oct. 15 through Oct. 21
The last Nashua Farmers Market of the season. Join us one last time at Renaissance Park from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. We are so grateful to our incredible vendors, performers, volunteers, and patrons for supporting the Nashua Farmers Market and we look forward to seeing you all again in the spring.