Public meetings for the City of Nashua from June 14 to June 21, 2026, include key budget, planning, and committee sessions. All regular meetings are held at City Hall (229 Main St) unless otherwise noted. Monday, June 15 * NPAC Corp. Meeting | 8:00 AM * 201 Main St. Real Estate Corp.
CONCORD, NH – This week, Governor Kelly Ayotte signed the following bills into law: * HB 656 — Relative to the authority of local school districts to accept federal grants. * HB 1073 — Clarifying when the secretary of state shall complete the registry of New Hampshire decentralized autonomous organizations. * HB 1381 — Extending the time
"This is an opportunity to recognize an important ally of the American Revolution while also learning more about the federal process governing geographic names on federal lands," said Manohar. "I look forward to continuing discussions with those who have been involved in this effort ."
“This is a budget that basically maintains current level of services,” Donchess said, arguing that far deeper cuts would require laying off large numbers of police officers, firefighters, teachers and other staff. The Board of Aldermen’s budget committee will now review the proposal.
The City of Nashua has several public meetings scheduled between June 7 and June 13, 2026, primarily focusing on the FY27 department budgets and public hearings. The scheduled public meetings include: * Monday, June 8 * Special Board of Aldermen: Public Hearing on FY27 Department Budgets. 7:00 PM at Nashua High
The votes marked one of the final major stages of the legislative process before bills are sent to Governor Kelly Ayotte. While much attention is often paid to committee hearings and floor debates earlier in the session.
To prepare for the primary, Healey said, “The most important thing is for voters to check their registration. They can do that through the Secretary of State's website.
The City of Nashua has several public meetings scheduled for the week of May 31 through June 6, 2026, primarily focused on Fiscal Year 2027 department budgets. All meetings are held at City Hall (229 Main Street) unless otherwise noted Monday, June 1 * Special Committee on Infrastructure: 6:30 PM
Dozens of votes were heard, and most resolved along party lines. The bills touched on many of the session’s most debated topics, including education policy, healthcare access, transgender rights, and state authority.
This week there are several public meetings scheduled by the city. They are primarily focusing on city infrastructure, capital planning and local operations.
On Wednesday night a special Board of Alderman met to interview candidates and appoint a new alderman for Ward 1.The appointment was due to a vacancy created by the resignation of Stephen Chess in April due to family demands. The appointment will serve through December 2027.
Attached are the official election results from the Tyngsborough, MA Annual Town Elections held on Tuesday May 19, 2026
The Board of Aldermen on Tuesday indefinitely postponed a controversial plan to buy 14 Mulberry St. for a new homeless resource center, after a tense debate that exposed deep divisions over cost, location and responsibility for addressing the city’s housing crisis.
