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New NTS fares to take effect April 6

NASHUA - Beginning April 6, the Nashua Transit System fares will increase for CityBus, ADA Paratransit and Senior Demand Response services. NTS understands that these increases may pose a financial challenge for riders and has worked to maintain affordable options, including the monthly pass, ...

Orlando chosen as new president of Notre Dame Academy

TYNGSBOROUGH, Mass. — Following an exhaustive search, Dr. Michael Orlando of Peabody, Mass. was selected as the next president of Notre Dame Academy. He is scheduled to begin his tenure on July 1. After interviewing a number of other seasoned Catholic school leaders, the school’s Board ...

Merrimack man rescued from White Mountains

LOW AND BURBANK'S GRANT - Brian Stevens, 54, of Merrimack, suffered a lower leg injury while descending Lowe’s Path in southern Coos County on the afternoon of March 15. According to the state Department of Fish and Game, at approximately 2 p.m., conservation officers were notified that ...

Hudson Police receives eighth CALEA accreditation

HUDSON - The Hudson Police Department recently announced that it has achieved its eighth Accreditation Award from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies. This accomplishment reflects the hard work, professionalism and dedication of the entire department. Maintaining CALEA ...

Nashua ranked in top 10 for small business

NASHUA - A recent report from B2B Reviews ranked Nashua as the seventh best city in the nation for small businesses. Nashua came in ahead of 229 other cities including Minneapolis, New York City, Boston and Denver. The city was recognized for its robust economy, its workforce and its overall ...