Another day, another set of outright lies told by someone who would rather make things up than campaign honestly on the issues. Last week, Tracy Pappas - another candidate for BPW - joined candidates Colquhoun and Ortolano in her write up in the Nashua Telegraph, focusing on their fabricated ...
There are basic rules and a process that we must follow during public meetings, including the Study Committee meetings to review the proposed change to the Nashua Police Commission. With respect to any claims that individuals were excluded from participating in the Study Committee meeting on ...
On Election Day, Nov. 2, the people of the city of Nashua will vote on Question 2 to decide if they want to continue as the only municipality in the state to allow the governor to choose our police commissioners. This is not, by any means, a referendum on the Nashua Police Department ...
The leaves are falling, along with the temperature – Election Day is approaching! I am running for a four-year position on the Nashua Fire Commission and asking for your vote. Typically, I would be knocking on your door, but with the continued concerns related to COVID-19, I have decided ...
Abraham Lincoln (or some other smart person) once said, “You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all of the time.” As Nashua voters, we need to make sure we are not being fooled all of the time. We need ...
“Live Free or Die” is more than just our state’s official motto – it’s how many New Hampshire business owners prefer to operate. We are proud of our role in the community, what we do to employ hardworking Granite Staters and the contributions we make to the economy. The last thing we ...