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In the Israeli-occupied West Bank, too much cash is breaking the economy

RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) — Picture this: A gas station customer pulls out a wad of bills to pay for a fill-up. The cashier refuses the money, explaining that the station's bank has stopped accepting notes and coins as deposits because it already is drowning in cash. In most places, cash is ...

Traveling Tooth Fairies celebrates new mobile utility van

NASHUA — Traveling Tooth Fairies celebrated the official ribbon cutting of its new mobile utility van during the Rotary Club of Nashua luncheon at Nashua Country Club on July 20. The event marked an important milestone in the organization’s mission to bring free preventive dental care ...

The Economic Impact of Regulated Online Casinos

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Can be confusing – either side of 'the pond' When assessing the US online casino market, it can be quite confusing as to what is legal and what is not. Real-money gambling is regulated at the state level and only a handful of states – New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, West Virginia, ...

GAME ON, BATS OFF: Silver Knights fall to Starfires 3-0

NASHUA – Game was on. Bats were off. A week ago, the Nashua Silver Knights left Lowell's LeLacheur Park feeling invincible at the plate, with six homers and an attack that was potent enough to overcome the team's pitching woes at the time. Fast forward seven days, and the Nashua offense has ...

FANTASTIC FINISH: Frye gets MVP in NH Lions Cup win

HANOVER -- Sarah Frye went out in style. The former Nashua High School North standout, playing her final game with her sister Allie as a teammate, scored both goals to win the Most Valuable Player in New Hampshire's 2-1 win over Vermont in the annual Twin State Lions Cup Soccer Game. For the ...