The Tooth Fairy Is Real, and She’s on the Road in Greater Nashua
With the new van, the organization can bring portable dental equipment, including X-rays, directly into schools to provide free preventive dental services. The Nashua Rotary Club, Northeast Delta Dental, the Nashua Lions Club and other community supporters helped fund the vehicle and equipment.
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Nashua Recreation Halloween Boo Bash
Nashua Parks and Recreation brought hundreds of families together Saturday for its Halloween Boo Bash, an afternoon of costumes, seasonal activities and community fun held at Greeley Park. The event featured hayrides, a haunted house, pumpkin decorating and trunk-or-treat Here are some scenes from the afternoon of fun
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.
Two free bouquets, one act of kindness: Fortin Gage brings Petal It Forward to Nashua
Fortin Gage Flowers & Gifts, with sponsorship from Southern New Hampshire Health and Rockland Trust, will distribute 500 bouquets as part of Petal It Forward, the Society of American Florists’ nationwide goodwill initiative.
Nashua kids invited to City Hall for trick or treating
Kids (and parents!) are encouraged to wear their Halloween costumes and visit the participating departments within City Hall. This will be a non-scary, family-friendly event.
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ConvenientMD Names Jessee Uhde Senior Vice President of Urgent Care Operations
Throughout his career, Uhde has led large-scale urgent care operations across multiple states, overseeing growth, operational transformation, and performance improvement. He joins ConvenientMD from Ardent Health, where he served as vice president of operations for urgent care.
Rivier University’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program now 100% online, expanding access for working nurses
The program can be completed in as little as two years or at a part-time pace. Prospective students can apply now and start in January 2027. Alumni of Rivier’s Master of Science in Nursing programs will receive their first DNP course at no cost when they apply and enroll for January 2027.
Secretary of State David Scanlan and Attorney General John Formella Provide Voters With Important Update on the Use of Student ID Cards Ahead of General Election
The Supreme Court’s decision means that registration and identity requirements for the November 3 State General Election revert to the same as those that were in effect during the September 8 State Primary Election.
BEA and New Hampshire Department of Employment Security Secure Nearly $6.6 Million Federal Grant to Reskill Dislocated Workers into High-Growth Careers
New Hampshire’s joint application secured the top funding tier nationwide—one of only 20 projects funded across 17 states—positioning state agencies to rapidly bridge the gap between workers affected by layoffs and high-demand, high-wage Granite State employers.