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Charity News: United Way to address Nashua’s greatest needs with Bank of America grant
Local: Nashua agency has programs to help build parenting skills
Scouts: Otte, of Nashua, presented Eagle Scout award at Court of Honor
Local: ‘Valentine’s Day Cabaret’ benefits Keystone Hall in Nashua
Thank you letters: Thank you for your contributions to dental care
Thank you letters: Fire and police departments showed heroism during house fire
Thank you letters: Thank you to Fairgrounds School staff and students
Local: Marguerite’s Place’s ‘Lucky 13’ Jazz & Juice fundraiser
Pets of the Week: Pets of the Week for Monday, Feb. 6
Clubs: Rotary supports teen area at Boys & Girls Club of Greater Nashua

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Wade prefers his footing to Gronk’s 11:02PM
BG boys win D-I swimming title 12:00AM
Past meets present as Milford celebrates historic 1972 boys basketball championship 11:02PM
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Slow, steady better than most people realize 11:02PM
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New Hampshire Orchid Society holds show at Nashua Radisson

Sunday, February 12, 2012

The New Hampshire Orchid Society held its 21st annual Parade of Orchids on Saturday at the Radisson Hotel in Nashua. The orchid show will continue …

Nashua...From the inside

Sunday, February 12, 2012

After a decade of answering phone calls – all sorts of phone calls – Nashua Fire Rescue dispatcher Jen Sullivan is leaving for the warm …

Finance authority’s seminars helpful for first-time homebuyers

By JOSEPH G. COTE Staff Writer | Sunday, February 12, 2012

NASHUA – Nick Halamoutis and Patty Duby may not know much about how to buy a house, but they do know they’re ready to stop …

Worth the wait: Updating traffic signal system throughout Nashua

By ALBERT McKEON Staff Writer | Sunday, February 12, 2012

NASHUA – Are you still waiting for the traffic lights on Canal Street to turn green? City officials recognize your behind-the-wheel frustration and hope to …

Records illustrate the cost of Nashua buying Pennichuck

By ALBERT McKEON Staff Writer | Sunday, February 12, 2012

NASHUA – The city’s recent purchase of Pennichuck Corp. carried a price tag of more than $200 million. A large chunk of that money – …

Nashua single mother saves for home through loan program

By PATRICK MEIGHAN Staff Writer | Sunday, February 12, 2012

NASHUA – Nicole Boyle considers her modest home a miracle. She has lived in her home, tucked away in an established south Nashua neighborhood, since …

Protestors balk at drug-testing, GED requirement for more unemployment benefits

By PATRICK MEIGHAN Staff Writer | Saturday, February 11, 2012

NASHUA – Danny Keating, 27, worked as a pipe-fitter, and Barbara Morris, 54, as an office manager. Bill Merrow, 71, retired as a carpenter, but …

Gala celebrates Nashua mayor’s re-election

By ALBERT McKEON Staff Writer | Saturday, February 11, 2012

NASHUA – Mayor Donnalee Lozeau will host a sold-out, $100-per-plate gala Saturday night to celebrate her unopposed re-election to the city’s top government post. A …

Finding the answer 4 decades later

Saturday, February 11, 2012

Finally, 40 years later, it all makes sense. Back then, all that we purple-bleeding Panthers from perennial interscholastic powerhouse Nashua High School saw were two …

Hospital tips off police that patient was a fugitive

By PATRICK MEIGHAN Staff Writer | Friday, February 10, 2012

Police received a tip about a fugitive from justice from an unlikely source Thursday morning. Staff at St. Joseph Hospital called police to say a …

Nashua man fails to return to Manchester halfway house

Friday, February 10, 2012

A Nashua man is wanted after not returning to a minimum security halfway house in Manchester on Friday. Daniel Alfred Martin, 60, of Nashua, left …

Nashua, Merrimack air traffic controllers earn national honors for leading a safe landing

By MARYALICE GILL Staff Writer | Friday, February 10, 2012

Two air traffic controllers from the Boston Air Route Traffic Control Center in Nashua have been honored with Archie League Medal of Safety Awards for …

Insufficient evidence to file charges in road rage allegation, police say

By PATRICK MEIGHAN Staff Writer | Friday, February 10, 2012

NASHUA – After investigating a January report of a road rage assault, police on Thursday said there is insufficient evidence to make an arrest. “We …

Police: Nashua man faces felony charge after found with ‘dagger-type’ knife, Viagra pills

Thursday, February 9, 2012

NASHUA – A Nashua man was arrested after he was wandering around a downtown business with a “dagger-type” knife and then ditched the weapon in …

City permits in hand, Nashua’s ‘hackerspace’ MakeIt Labs has reopened

By DAVID BROOKS Staff Writer | Thursday, February 9, 2012

NASHUA – With all necessary city permits finally in hand, MakeIt Labs, the state’s first “hackerspace,” has reopened, complete with the realization that safety requirements …

Nashua board to review Broad Street Parkway contract

By ALBERT McKEON Staff Writer | Thursday, February 9, 2012

NASHUA – With Broad Street Parkway construction slowly getting underway, the city wants to hire an experienced hand to keep the project moving smoothly. The …

Art teacher back to help with Empty Bowls

Cameron Kittle | Thursday, February 9, 2012

A year ago, Robin Peringer was relearning how to walk after brain surgery. The Nashua art teacher had lost her balance and suffered permanent hearing …

Nashua shop owner hopes to console Pats fans with free pizza

Wednesday, February 8, 2012

A local pizzeria owner hopes a free slice or two will take the sting out of the New England Patriots’ Super Bowl XLVI loss last …

Nashua school budget workshops to talk athletics, special education this week

By CAMERON KITTLE Staff Writer | Wednesday, February 8, 2012

NASHUA – School officials will talk about proposed budget increases to special education and athletics, among other items, at School District budget workshops Wednesday and …