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Work continues on the redevelopment of the former mill building on Franklin Street. The developer wants to add more than 30 apartment units to the basement area of the project.
NASHUA – Brady Sullivan Properties is aiming for a bigger mill development project on Franklin Street, with more than 30 apartment units added to the large-scale proposal.
The company, though the corporate entity Lofts 34 LLC, is seeking to amend its original proposal for 168 apartments by adding enough units to bring it to 200 apartments in the project. The developer has worked on renovating the Franklin Street mill property for more than a year.
City Planner Scott McPhie said Monday the company plans to add the new units in what is now the basement of the former mill building. He said the company determined there was enough space in the basement area to work once renovation efforts begin.
“Sometimes you don’t know what you’ve got until you get in there,” McPhie said.
The project lines up with city goals of adding housing to the downtown area to meet demand. Mayor Jim Donchess said in his State of the City address that between the Franklin Street project and the Renaissance project off Bridge Street, Nashua is looking to add 350 housing units, with more in the works in other locations.
The city has already given the go-ahead for the project’s initial 168-unit proposal, and Lofts 34 LLC is going before the Planning Board this week for a site plan review on the amended proposal.
Damien Fisher can be reached at 594-1245, dfisher@nashua
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FILE – In this Dec. 1, 2015 file photo, then-Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear speaks in Louisville, Ky. Democrats have tapped Beshear to deliver the partyâÃÂÃÂs response to President Donald TrumpâÃÂÃÂs address to a joint session of Congress Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2017, highlighting the Kentucky DemocratâÃÂÃÂs efforts to expand health care coverage under the law Republicans are determined to repeal and replace. (AP Photo/Timothy D. Easley, File)
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The sign for the All Star Driving School in the business park on Caldwell Drive.
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Katlyn Marin takes notes during one of her court hearings in 2016. The state Supreme Court has accepted her appeal of the guilty verdict.
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Katlyn Marin enters court in December for a sentencing hearing, at which the judge gave her 45 years to life in the death of her daughter. The state Supreme Court has agreed to hear the appeal her attorney filed after the verdict.
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Katlyn Marin, 27, of Nashua
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Devin Tappan, shown at his Jan. 9 arraignment on a second-degree murder charge, is scheduled for a competency hearing on April 10.
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Devin Tappan, 30, 32 Kinsley St., Apt. 1, Nashua
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Charles Wells, 33, of 4 West Hobart St.,, Nashua
Staff photo by TOM KING Hollis Brooklkine’s Cassandra Stapelfeld goes up for two of her game-high 21 points against Goffstown’s Olivia Brannen during the Cavs’ 59-40 Division II prelim win on Tuesday night.
Trump supporter Bob, who declined to give his last name, volunteers his time and prepares the base of a damaged headstone Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2017, in Philadelphia. Scores of volunteers are expected to help in an organized effort to clean up and restore the Jewish cemetery where vandals damaged hundreds of headstones.(AP Photo/Jacqueline Larma)
A visitor looks at damaged headstones at Mount Carmel Cemetery Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2017, in Philadelphia. Scores of volunteers are expected to help in an organized effort to clean up and restore the Jewish cemetery where vandals damaged hundreds of headstones. (AP Photo/Jacqueline Larma)
Volunteer John Walsh from northeast Philadelphia rakes debris at Mount Carmel Cemetery Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2017, in Philadelphia. Scores of volunteers are helping in an organized effort to clean up and restore the Jewish cemetery where vandals damaged hundreds of headstones.(AP Photo/Jacqueline Larma)
Beaver Brook flows under a bridge closed to traffic, Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2017, in Pelham, N.H. Gov. Chris Sununu pledged to invest millions of dollars in repairing roads, bridges and schools in his budget address. Nearly 12,000 miles of road in New Hampshire are maintained by cities and towns, with many in poor condition, and 344 municipal bridges on the state’s “red list.” (AP Photo/Elise Amendola)
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Board member and Policy Committee Chairwoman Elizabeth Van Twuyver at the Feb. 27 Board of Education meeting.
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An investigator talks on the phone outside of the home where Celina Cass lived in August of 2011.
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A missing person poster for Celina Cass from 2011.
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A note left for Celina Cass at a public shrine in a park near her home in 2011.
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Stephanie Cruz holds her dog Milo outside of 11 Mt. Pleasant Street in Nashua Monday night as firefighters work at a report of a building fire. Cruz and her family, including mother Julie Murtagh, live at the home.
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One person died in a fire at 24 Sunrise Trail in Nashua Sunday night.
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Constantine Williams, 44, of Nashua
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Melissa McDonald, 29, of Nashua
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Hudson police are asking anyone who recognizes the woman depicted in this image taken from surveillance video at Rite Aid on Derry Street to contact Officer Brian Morgan at 886-6011 or
bmorgan@hudsonnh.gov. Police said the woman is wanted in connection with the theft of boric acid, and other items, from the store. Police didn’t give a date of the alleged theft, but said the woman was accompanied by a man, whose description wasn’t known, and both fled in an older model Ford Ranger pickup truck with New Hampshire plates.
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Wendell Noyes, 52, formerly of West Stewartstown, NH
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Amy Haven, aka Ashton Haven, 28, of 120 Monroe st., Nashua
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Smoke and flames billow from the mobile home at 24 Sunset Trail in Nashua Sunday night. The blaze claimed the life of a man, believed to be the lone resident of the home.
President Donald Trump speaks to a meeting of the National Governors Association, Monday, Feb. 27, 2017, at the White House in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
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Closing the gap on Concord in the fourth round, Bishop Guertin of Nashua ultimately beat Concord High School with a score of 360 to 340 in last weekâÃÂÃÂs Granite State Challenge.
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Katie, 2, of Merrimack, goes down the slide Feb. 25 during Merrimack’s Winter Carnival.
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Aryanna Jacobs, of Rochester, toasts a marshmallow for her eight-month-old son Alyus Feb. 25 during Merrimack’s Winter Carnival.
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Dennis Hickey, co-owner of Icebreakers Ice Carving of Manchester, takes a photograph Feb. 25 as his partner, David Soha, finalizes a “Trolls”-themed ice sculpture at the Merrimack Winter Carnival.
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Kerri Enwright, of Manchester, enjoys a playground obstacle with her daughter Olivia, 6, Feb. 25 during the Merrimack Winter Carnival.
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David Caplin, one of two men charged in the murder of two women in 1988, walks into Superior Court for a recent hearing.
David Caplin, 55, charged in 1988 Nashua murder; photo taken 2015
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Celina Cass, 11, in a photo taken shortly before her 2011 disappearance.
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Wendell Noyes, 53, shown at his video arraignment on second-degree murder charge in June.
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The Coos County Planning Board will decide whether to allow a hotel to be located at about 5,000 feet on Mount Washington – if it receives an application.
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Coos County Planning Board Vice Chairman Fred King
In this Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2017 photo, corrections officer passes a contraband warning sign outside the visitor’s entrance at the New Hampshire State Prison in Concord, N.H. The banning of vending machines, greeting cards and recently kissing by inmate visitors at the prison has forced an effort to stop the flow of drugs into the prison. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa)
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Richard and Lynda Lowney in Washington Feb. 14. The couple met with legislators, law enforcement professionals and Boys & Girls Club representatives from 39 states to discuss the clubs’ role in improving outcomes for New Hampshire youth and improve relationships of youth within their communities, including relationships with law enforcement.
Lydia Foley
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Katie Morill, program manager of Harbor Homes, serves up pancakes Feb. 24 during the Harbor Homes First Responder Pancake Breakfast to benefit Nashua’s Safe Station Initiatve.
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Nashua Police Chief Andrew Lavoie serves up pancakes Feb. 24 during the Harbor Homes Fire Responders Pancake Breakfast to benefit Nashua’s Safe Stations Initiative.
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Nashua Mayor Jim Donchess and Fire Chief Steven Galipeau chat with Stephanie Wolf-Rosenblum, vice president of development and external affairs at Southern New Hampshire Medical Center.
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Nashua Fire Chief Steven Galipeau chats with Sen. Maggie Hassan and Scott Cote, vice president of facilities and emergency preparedness at Southern New Hampshire Medical Center Feb. 24 during the Harbor Homes First Responders Pancake Breakfast to benefit Nashua’s Safe Stations program.
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Leticia Ortiz, a representative for Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, chats with Gracelia Sironich-Kalken, a family practice physician in Manchester Feb. 24 during the Harbor Homes Fire Responders Pancake Breakfast to benefit Nashua’s Safe Station Initiative.
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The Kinder Garden solicited business to its 131 Ash St. day care through Facebook.
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Nashua police have investigated the death of a 15-month-old baby at the Kinder Garden from 131 Ash St.
Betty J. Winberg, died Feb. 1, 2017, at age 91.
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Betty Winberg, who died this month at 91, posed for a photo with then-Gov. John Lynch in 2008, when Winberg was among the recipients of the annual Red Cross Hero Awards for her work on behalf of many causes she was involved in.
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The facility in question at 131 Ash St., which the state said has never been a licensed day care center, advertised itself on social media as a “safe, structured, fun and nurturing place for kids to grow.”
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Ade Goodyear, a member of the Tainted Blood Campaign in England. He is a hemophiliac with HIV and hepatitis C. He also lost his brother to AIDS. This photo was taken on MacKay’s trip to England October 2016.
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Jane Cavanaugh Smith of Shrewsbury, Mass. pictured at the National AIDS Memorial Grove in San Francisco on World AIDS Day 2016. According to MacKay, Smith lost her father, John, who died of AIDS-related complications in September 1987.
Paul Holtzer, founder and CEO of XenoTherapeutics, one of the winners of the Flatley Challenge, speaks Feb. 22 as John Flatley looks on.
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Greg McHale, founder and CEO of Datanomix, one of the winners of the Flatley Challenge, speaks as his partner, Tom Lambalot (left) and John Flatley look on.
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Nashua Mayor Jim Donchess speaks Feb. 22 at the awards ceremony for the winners of the Flatley Challenge.
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Richard Maddox, a candidate for the Hudson Board of Selectmen, speaks Feb. 21 during the candidates night. To his right: moderator Paul Inderbitzen, selectman candidate Christopher Cleaver, and selectman candidate David Morin.
Left to right: Hudson School Board candidate Gary Gasdia speaks, while incumbent School Board candidate Stacy Milbouer and School Board candidate Margaret Huard listen.
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Jahmal Mosley, one of the two finalists for the Superintendent of Schools position for the Nashua School District.
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Connie Brown, the Nashua School District’s interim superintendent of schools, and finalist for the permanant superintendent position.
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Police say a 15-moth-old baby was found unconscious Wednesday afternoon at 131 Ash St. Officers said the child died at the hospital.
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Wayne Andrews, former Nashua fire chief, said he reported illegal activity in the residence at 131 Ash St. before this week’s incident that left a 15-month-old child dead.
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Nashua Mayor Jim Donchess, right, at the Board of Education Budget Committee meeting Feb. 22.
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Superintendent Connie Brown at the Board of Education Budget Committee meeting Feb. 22.
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Bicentennial Elementary School Principal Kyle Langille, left, and Sunset Heights Elementary Principal Phil Schappler at the Board of Education Budget Committee meeting Feb. 22.
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Board of Education member Dotty Oden (right) speaks during a Wednesday evening meeting at Nashua High School North. Board member Sandra Ziehm is pictured left.
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Nashua Teachers’ Union President Adam Marcoux (far right) speaks to the Board of Education Wednesday, Feb. 22.
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Only the posts remain of the sign for the Auto Workshop in Merrimack after the car at right smashed through it before crashing into two parked cars at the 556 Daniel Webster Highway business Thursday afternoon. Two people in the car were arrested.
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A Merrimack police officer escorts to a cruiser one of two people arrested following Thursday ‘s crash at Auto Workshop, 556 Daniel Webseter Highway, as other officers search the car at left.
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Nashua resident Paige Corriveau, 27, was charged for using a mobile electronic device after the car she was driving left I-93 in Bow and crashed into trees Wednesday night. Her 5-year-old daughter was also in the car.
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Nashua resident Paige Corriveau, 27, was charged for using a mobile electronic device after the car she was driving left I-93 in Bow and crashed into trees Wednesday night. Her 5-year-old daughter was also in the car.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions speaks during a news conference at the Justice Department in Washington, Thursday, March 2, 2017. Sessions said he will recuse himself from a federal investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 White House election. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
Brothers Ranger and Lo-Jack pose for a photo at the 33rd annual Wags to Whiskers festival at the Anheuser-Busch brewery in Merrimack
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Electrical workers remove a tree from power lines March 2 in Brookline after it fell over and caused a chain reaction that ended with an electrical fire on the lawn of the house across the street.
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Thursday’s high winds toppled numerous trees in the region, including this incident that closed Speare Road in Hudson until crews could cut it up and remove it.
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Hudson fire officials size up the cleanup job ahead after a large tree, felled by Thursday’s high winds, toppled onto Speare Road. Numerous similar incidents occurred across the region.
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A large branch split from a tree and crashed onto a house at 7 Lawrence Road Thursday morning, one of many such incidents that occurred across the area due to high winds. Nobody was hurt in this incident.
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Officers responded to several reports of downed branches during Thursday’s high winds. Here, debris fell on the front of a vehicle.
This undated photo shows opuntia cactus in Siena, Italy. Opuntias are multi-purpose cactuses that originated in the Americas but are now planted all over the world for their beauty and, with some species, for eating. (Lee Reich via AP)
This undated photo shows an orchid cactus in New Paltz, NY. Orchid cactuses burst into flamboyant flowers one or more times a year, yet hardly ever needing to be watered or repotted. (Lee Reich via AP)
Antron Hughes, 55, of 2 Ash Court, Nashua
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Lorri Drew, 49, of Nashua
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Elias Shalhoup, the author’s late paternal grandfather, who immirated from Lebanon/Syria just after the turn of the 20th century, is with his wife, Hannah, in Sanford, Maine, some years after she and their children also came to America and the family was reunited.
Two organiser of a online petition known under the pseudonym of Antoine and Antoine wearing masks of former U.S. President Barack Obama as they stick a campaign poster on a wall who reads “yes we can” in Paris, Friday, March 3, 2017. An online petition urging Barack Obama to join the French presidential race has attracted more than 45,000 signatures in 10 days. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)
American Sarah Wachter speaks to The Associated-Press during an interview next to a campaign poster with the picture of former U.S. President Barack Obama reading in French “yes we can” in Paris, Friday, March 3, 2017. An online petition urging Barack Obama to join the French presidential race has attracted more than 45,000 signatures in 10 days. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)
A man walks past a campaign poster with the picture of former U.S. President Barack Obama reading in French “yes we can” in Paris, Friday, March 3, 2017. An online petition urging Barack Obama to join the French presidential race has attracted more than 45,000 signatures in 10 days. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)
FILE – In this Jan. 10, 2017 file photo, Maryland U.S. Attorney Rod Rosenstein in Greenbelt, Md. Some Democrats worry the appointment of a Jeff Sessions subordinate to oversee any federal investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election wonâÃÂÃÂt be a clean enough break from the embattled attorney general. Rosenstein, who faces his confirmation hearing next week for the role of deputy attorney general, was appointed top federal prosecutor in Maryland by President George W. Bush and remained in the political post for the entire Obama administration. (AP Photo/Brian Witte, File)
FILE – In this Feb. 19, 2017, file photo, Boston Red Sox pitcher David Price throws a live batting session at a spring training baseball workout in Fort Myers, Fla. Red Sox left-hander David Price was scratched from his first spring training start and will consult with specialists after experiencing soreness in his left forearm and elbow. (AP Photo/David Goldman, File)
Photo courtesy of Rivier Univesity Rivier top scorer Colby Larsen, only a sophomore, returns to lead the Raiders this spring..
Courtesy photo Nashua South alum Jack Preston wrapped up a stellar career at Plymouth State with All-Little East First Team honors.
Courtesy photo Nashua’s Alanna Murphy had a great post-season track meet for SNHU.
Staff photo by TOM KING Milford’s Ryan Banuskevich cruises in for an easy layup as all Hollis Brookline’s Evan Simonds can do is watch during the Spartans’ 55-41 win on Thursday night in Milford.
Staff photo by TOM KING Milford’s Shane Winnett (32) and Hollis Brookline’s Matt Simco battle for a rebound during the Spartans’ 55-41 win on Thursday night in Milford.
Staff photo by TOM KING Hollis Brookline’s Matt Simco is defended closely along the baseline by Milford’s Shane Winnett during the Spartans’ 55-41 win in Milford on Thursday night.
Staff photo by TOM KING Milford’s Ryan Banuskevich drives along the baseline ahead of Hollis Brookline’s Evan Simonds (3) during Thursday night’s 55-41 Spartans win in Milford.
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Only the posts remain of the sign for the Auto Workshop in Merrimack after the car at right smashed through it before crashing into two parked cars at the 556 Daniel Webster Highway business Thursday afternoon. Two people in the car were arrested.
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A Merrimack police officer escorts to a cruiser one of two people arrested following Thursday ‘s crash at Auto Workshop, 556 Daniel Webseter Highway, as other officers search the car at left.
Staff photo by TOM KING Hollis Brookline’s Cassandra Stapelfeld puts up a shot against Bishop Brady’s Sarah Doherty during Friday night’s Divsion II quarterfinal in Concord.
Staff photo by TOM KING Hollis Brookline’s Elizabeth Atkinson shoots over Bishop Brady’s Caitlin Mallahan during Friday night’s Division II quarterfinal in Concord.
Staff photo by TOM KING Hollis Brookline’s Brodie Kelly moves toward the hoop past Bishop Brady’s Sarah Doherty while the Green Giants’ Riley Bennett (12) prepares to defend during Friday night’s Division II quarterfinal in Concord.
Staff photo by TOM KING A happy Cassandra Stapelfeld leads the Cavaliers in the post-game line after Hollis Brookline’s 66-62 quarterfinal upset of third-ranked Bishop Brady on Friday night.
Staff photo by TOM KING The Hollis Brookline girls hoop team was a happy group after its 66-62 Divison II quarterfinal upset win over Bishop Brady in Concord on Friday night.
Staff photo by TOM KING Hollis Brookline’s Brodie Kelley drives past Bishop Brady’s Sarah Doherty during Friday night’s Division II quarterfinal in Concord.
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Bishop Guertin senior Clay Crowell leaps to save the ball from going out of bounds Friday night during the Cardinals’ 68-53 defeat at Bedford.
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Benjamin J. Nadeau, 41, of 71 Kimball Hill Road, Hudson
Staff photo by TOM KING Nashua South’s Kevin Genao drives to the basket beyond the reach of Nashua North’s C.J. Barrett during Friday’s third place game of the Chic-fil-A Holiday Festival tourney at South.
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Work continues on the redevelopment of the former mill building on Franklin Street. The developer wants to add more than 30 apartment units to the basement area of the project.
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34 Franklin Street in Nashua.
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34 Franklin Street in Nashua.
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The Nashua River, Front Street, the Greeley House and the rear of the former Nashua Corporation building on Franklin Street in Nashua.
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A court officer escorts Marquise Caudill to the defense table for his bail hearing Monday morning in Nashua district court.
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A court officer escorts Marquise Caudill to his seat at the defense table for Monday morning’s bail hearing in Nashua district court. At right is Attorney Steve Ranfos, the prosecutor.
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Marquise Caudill, the former Daniel Webster College basketball player who is charged with felony assault for allegedly “stomping” an opponent during a February game, demonstrates for the court at Monday’s hearing how, according to Caudill, he “faked like” he was going to stomp the player, but never did.
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Nashua attorney Tim Bush addresses the court Monday morning on behalf of his client, former Daniel Webster College basketball player Marquise Caudill, right, during Caudill’s bail hearing in Nashua district court. At left is the prosecutor, Attorney Steve Ranfos.
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The Presentation of Mary Academy cheerleaders are having a winning cheer season! The Junior High team took first place in the Astro Blast and are Tri-County champions! The Mites and Tiny Mites teams are following the older role models with second place wins in the Astro Blast! The girls are working hard and having fun while being successful.
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New Hampshire State Police and emergency responders saved two dogs from a vehicle Monday after it crashed on Interstate 89 in Warner. Police say the driver, 81-year-old Theodore Foot, of Orleans, Mass., fell asleep behind the wheel and was later transported, along with another adult, to Concord Hospital for injuries that were not deemed life-threatening. Two dogs in the vehicle car were cared for by troopers and members of Hopkinton Fire Department and then taken to the American Society for the Prevention and Cruelty to Animals facility on Silk Farm Road in Concord.
Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Chris Sale (41) works in the second inning of a spring training baseball game against the Houston Astros Monday, March 6, 2017, in West Palm Beach, Fla. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)
Staff photo by TOM KING Nashua South’s Kevin Genao (11) cuts to the basket against Bedford’s Liam Green, left, Ryan Porter and Max Chartier (4) during Friday night’s game at South’s Belanger Gym.t
Staff file photo by TOM KING Ian Cummings (20) has been a steady player for Merrimack all season long. The Tomahawks host Nashua South in Tuesday’s Divsion I prelims.
Staff photo by TOM KING Cassandra Stapelfeld, left, was Hollis Brookline’s leading scorer in a win over Tuesday’s semifinal opponent Portsmouth earlier this season.
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Nashua North junior Alonzo Linton takes a jumper over Nashua South’s Jacob Wilcox (21) while Max Osgood (42) and Richie Mercado (13) look on during the Titans’ 57-55 win over the Panthers at Nashua High School South.
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Nashua North junior Alonzo Linton takes a jumper over Nashua South’s Jacob Wilcox (21) while Max Osgood (42) and Richie Mercado (13) look on during the Titans’ 57-55 win over the Panthers at Nashua High School South.
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Nashua North junior Alonzo Linton takes a jumper over Nashua South’s Jacob Wilcox (21) while Max Osgood (42) and Richie Mercado (13) look on during the Titans’ 57-55 win over the Panthers at Nashua High School South.
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Nashua North junior Alonzo Linton takes a jumper over Nashua South’s Jacob Wilcox (21) while Max Osgood (42) and Richie Mercado (13) look on during the Titans’ 57-55 win over the Panthers at Nashua High School South.
Boston Celtics guard Isaiah Thomas (4) gets fouled by Phoenix Suns center Alex Len in the fourth quarter during an NBA basketball game, Sunday, March 5, 2017, in Phoenix. Phoenix defeated Boston 109-106. (AP Photo/Rick Scuteri)
Boston Celtics forward Jaylen Brown (7) shoots over Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker and Alex Len (21) in the fourth quarter during an NBA basketball game, Sunday, March 5, 2017, in Phoenix. Phoenix defeated Boston 109-106. (AP Photo/Rick Scuteri)
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Ben Yaris was recently named chief technology officer of Forcivity, a cloud-based data reporting and access platform. The company is based in Nashua.
Photo by Darrell Halen
Ben Yaris was recently named chief technology officer of Forcivity, a cloud-based data reporting and access platform. The company is based in Nashua.
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The Opine Few performs at the Nashua Downtown Music Festival Saturday Sept. 24
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A team of firefighters prepares to enter the garage at 17 Muscovy Drive in Litchfield Saturday night to battle heavy, wind-whipped flames that destroyed the home and burned surrounding brush. Nobody was home and no injuries were reported.
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Firefighters from several area departments battle the 3-alarm fire at 17 Muscovy Drive in Litchfield Saturday night. The wind-whipped flames spread from the house into a wooded area at left. Nobody was home and no injuries were reported.
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Bishop Guertin senior Clay Crowell leaps to save the ball from going out of bounds Friday night during the Cardinals’ 68-53 defeat at Bedford.
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Cars parked along the driveway of the LaBelle Winery during its recent winter festival.
Brad Keselowski celebrates in Victory Lane after winning a NASCAR Monster Cup series auto race at Atlanta Motor Speedway in Hampton, Ga., Sunday, March 5, 2017. (AP Photo/John Amis)
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Cars parked along the driveway of the LaBelle Winery during its recent winter festival.