“I willingly join all who mourn her loss in praying for the late Queen’s eternal rest, and in paying tribute to her unstinting service to the good of the Nation and the Commonwealth, her example of devotion to duty, her steadfast witness of faith in Jesus Christ and her firm hope in his ...
Dear SAU 39 Board Members, Mr. Chamberlin and SAU Staff; There are so many kudos that should be called out to the board members and administration for their performance. However, there remains a lot of work to be done. The memorandum of August 17 by Mr. Chamberlin to the board’s chair, Mr. ...
Will Democrats work harder than ever to rebuff Republican extremism and national treachery? Will they, Independents and disaffected Republicans, get active and interact politically in their communities to help secure our democracy from “insurrectionist supporting” current politicians and ...
I am writing today with grave concerns about Nashua’s Planning Board possibly considering a Temple Street asphalt plant right in the middle of a mixed-used area that is primarily a residential neighborhood, along with its nearby churches, schools and food establishments. The risk to the ...
Most Nashua residents probably received their new assessments letter by now. The city of Nashua knows the tax rate within pennies; however, they will not give this information out like the city of Manchester provided to their property owners when their new assessments were announced last year. ...
I was happy when President Joe Biden signed an executive order regarding student debt forgiveness. Under his order, the Department of Education will cancel between $10K and $20K of debt for those with federal government loans, with Pell Grant recipients gaining the most benefit. In addition, ...