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obituaries
- Edwin Titus Lowe
- Julia B. Wyrwicz
- Beatrice Pearl Emmer
- Theresa R. Dupont
- Roger A. Caron
- Frederick J. A. Bieber
- Thelma L. Davis
- Donald R.J. Arsenault
- Dianne A. (Stephen) Steeves
- Valerie A. Richard
Obituaries
- Local: Former boxer, decorated Marine still going strong in Nashua at 95
- Charity News: Golf tournament planned to raise funds for paralyzed Nashua North football player
- Births: Demetri Christopher Charles Koumarianos
- Thank you letters: Thank you to community for supporting blood drive
- Thank you letters: Francophonie Week was a success
- Local: Crown Uniform & Linen Service of Nashua receives 2012 Boston Green Award
- Thank you letters: Mt. Pleasant PTO thankful for playground
- Local: Regional school brings history to life
- Local: Record volunteers clean up Mine Falls in April
- Local: Walking program planned at Nashua garden, labyrinth
- Nashua schools expect $900K surplus; propose adding wireless Internet to middle schools 05:30PM
- Nashua South honors military with Homefront Heroes monument 04:44PM
- Elm Street students use poetry assignment to honor military 04:38PM
- Fairgrounds Middle School ceremony honors fallen veterans 02:38PM
- Nashua man faces 2nd burglary charge 02:20PM
- Man charged with selling jewelry stolen in Lowell, Mass., to Nashua store 02:17PM
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Nashua Town News
Nashua South honors military with Homefront Heroes monument
By CAMERON KITTLE Staff Writer | Friday, May 25, 2012
NASHUA – Choir students at Nashua High School South kicked off a special Memorial Day weekend celebration Friday afternoon with the singing of the national …
Man charged with selling jewelry stolen in Lowell, Mass., to Nashua store
Friday, May 25, 2012
NASHUA – A man was charged with selling jewelry stolen in Lowell, Mass., to a store here. Nashua police Thursday arrested Brian Beaudry, 27, of …
Motorcyclist seriously injured in Friday morning crash in Nashua
Friday, May 25, 2012
NASHUA – A man was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries early Friday after he spilled his motorcycle on Pine Street Extension, police said. …
Interior Secretary in Nashua, touts creation of ‘blueway’ river paddling trails
Friday, May 25, 2012
NASHUA – The economic benefits of tourism built around outdoors recreation brought U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar to Nashua on Thursday, where among …
Living History Day brings Civil War to life for Nashua Catholic students
By KAITLIN JOSEPH Staff Writer | Friday, May 25, 2012
Erin Wood didn’t need her imagination Thursday morning to know what it was like to live during the Civil War. Wood, 13, was one of …
Local students to be honored at Fenway Park with scholarships Sunday
Thursday, May 24, 2012
NASHUA – Four local students will be honored at Fenway Park during a pre-game ceremony Sunday as recipients of the New Hampshire Red Sox Scholarship …
Nashua man arrested for stalking woman from behind bars, police say
Thursday, May 24, 2012
NASHUA – Incarceration didn’t prevent a city man from stalking a woman, police said. Craig Michaud, 35, of Nashua, was arrested at the Valley Street …
Nashua man charged with burglary and forgery involving stolen checks
Thursday, May 24, 2012
NASHUA – A man is charged with stealing checks, cashing one and attempting unsuccessfully to cash another, police said. Joshua Hodgkiss, 24, of 1 Seminole …
Nashua police log for May 18-23
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Nashua Police Department MAY 18 ARRESTS/SUMMONSES Amy B Potter, 23, 123 W. Pearl St., Apt. 405, Nashua, simple assault. Tammy Hines, 34, 82 Ledge St., …
PR: Hollis police charge man with falsifying gun permit application
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Press Release On 5/23/12 at approximately 8:35PM the Hollis Police Department was notified by the Nashua Police that they had a subject in custody on …
‘Disappointed’ Nashua man assaulted two acquaintances with baton, pushed a third around, police said
By PATRICK MEIGHAN Staff Writer | Thursday, May 24, 2012
NASHUA – Kenneth Gill was displeased with three people; toward two, he displayed his displeasure by wielding a metal baton, police said. Gill was “well-acquainted” …
Bridge project delay may push back Nashua Farmer’s Market
By DAVID BROOKS and ERIN PLACE Staff Writers | Thursday, May 24, 2012
NASHUA – Outdoor farmers markets always face questions about the weather, but the launch of the 2012 Nashua market faces a more complex question: whether …
Nashua Aldermen approve new contract for school paraprofessionals
By MARYALICE GILL Staff Writer | Thursday, May 24, 2012
NASHUA – Add district paraprofessionals to the list of Nashua bargaining units that have reached new contract agreements with the city. On Tuesday, aldermen approved …
Renaissance Downtowns switches gears, parcels in Bridge Street development plans
By MARYALICE GILL Staff Writer | Thursday, May 24, 2012
NASHUA – Renaissance Downtowns LLC is steering its Bridge Street development in a new direction, beginning work on a 13-acre parcel with greater river frontage …
City, schools aim to aid at-risk kids
By CAMERON KITTLE Staff Writer | Wednesday, May 23, 2012
NASHUA – School and city officials hope to reach more at-risk students next year by instituting a program offering therapy and connecting families to local …
United Way of Greater Nashua cuts staff, grants after lackluster fundraising campaigns
By ERIN PLACE Staff Writer | Wednesday, May 23, 2012
NASHUA – After years of lackluster fundraising, the United Way of Greater Nashua has let go of a “significant” number of employees, according to agency …
Nashua teen charged after money, items, car – and leftovers – taken
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Leftovers may have been too much of a temptation for one Nashua teen. Nashua police arrested Steven Malonson, 17, of 1 Ash Court, early Tuesday …
Sunday motorcycle crash victim remains ‘serious’ in Boston
Motorcycle crash victim ‘serious’ in Boston | Tuesday, May 22, 2012
NASHUA – The 31-year-old Nashua man who suffered multiple injuries in a Sunday night motorcycle accident remained in serious condition Monday at Beth Israel Deaconess …
Nashua man tried to drive car off tow truck, then assaulted driver, police say
By PATRICK MEIGHAN Staff Writer | Tuesday, May 22, 2012
NASHUA – A man unhappy that his car was being towed tried to drive the vehicle off the tow truck, then assaulted its driver and …
UNH offers five-year, $1.8 million federal grant to Nashua schools for English-language learning
By CAMERON KITTLE Staff Writer | Tuesday, May 22, 2012
NASHUA – The School District expects long-term gains for its English-learning students as a result of a five-year, $1.8 million federal grant given to the …
