Al Kaprielian's latest weather

---

Telegraph top stories:

Nashua eighth-grader wins national recognition from C-SPAN at City Hall

NASHUA – A colorful campaign bus from C-SPAN took up two parking spaces in front of City Hall Wednesday morning, as the network rolled into …

Comments

New Nashua Jr. American Legion coach Greg Coy wants winning program from Day 1

Greg Coy will always be remembered for his scrappy, hard-nosed play as a catcher back in the early 1990s for the Coffey Post American Legion …

Comments

Plums, peaches, and pears a plenty: Nashua renews $152K fruit and vegetable grant

NASHUA – Small hands scrambled to grab fresh plums, peaches and apples from the cafeteria snack cart at Ledge Street Elementary School Wednesday morning. Other …

Comments

J. Geils jams with jazz musicians at Studio 99 in Nashua

J. Geils, left, plays along with the Gerry Beaudoin Trio on Tuesday evening during a jazz jam for a dozen musicians and jazz lovers at …

Comments

News Sports News News

• Local:
  

  Anti-Defamation League criticizes ‘Sieg Heil’ cry in Statehouse

• Local:
  

  Homegrown sportswriter Mike Lupica to visit Nashua’s Elm Street Middle School on Thursday

• State:
  

  House passes medical marijuana bill; faces veto

• Local:
  

  Hudson-Litchfield Youth Football and Cheer program’s trailer stolen

• Local:
  

  Senate OKs welfare fraud bill; now goes back to House

• Local:
  

  WFNX-FM sold to Clear Channel, so what happens to 92.1 in NH?

• Local:
  

  Mont Vernon School Board will meet to discuss default budget, potential cuts

• Local:
  

  Nashua man charged with strangling woman

Telegraph Video Channels

This week in Encore

Alex Trebek: Master of the trivial still has plenty of questions

If 6,300 episodes of “Jeopardy!” count as scientific data, human beings can be classified as a cordial and sedate species, partial to demure wardrobes and simple haircuts. Each human displays

More Encore >>

---