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Bishop Guertin slips by Salem High in Granite State Challenge

DURHAM – Bishop Guertin High School narrowly escaped the clutches of defeat during a tight Granite State Challenge match against Salem High School. The Cardinals, captained by senior Mohid Khan, ultimately pulled out the win by a score of 430 to 405. Khan’s team included seniors Declan ...

United Way seeks community groups to staff Saturday food drives

NASHUA - The United Way of Greater Nashua is inviting community groups to help fight food insecurity by staffing Saturday food drives at local supermarkets, which collect donated food to support the organization’s daily Pop-Up Pantry free food distributions throughout Greater Nashua. The ...

The Merrimack announces annual Community Photo Contest

CONCORD - Merrimack County Savings Bank wants to see your photos that showcase the unique character and beauty of New Hampshire. From now through May 31, enter your best shots in The Merrimack’s Community Photo Contest for a chance to take center stage in its 2027 Community Calendar, ...

Bishop Guertin to face Salem High on next Granite State Challenge

DURHAM - The Cardinals of Bishop Guertin High School will meet the Blue Devils of Salem High School in the final first round game of Granite State Challenge on April 2. The Cardinals are led by captain Mohid Khan, a senior, and feature a lineup of fellow seniors Declan Pyles, Teddy Bond and ...

Saint-Gobain agrees to help fund watermain extension

LONDONDERRY - State and town officials recently reached an agreement with Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics Corp. to extend a watermain two miles north along High Range Road from Royal Lane to Alexander Road. “This agreement is another important step in our efforts to hold Saint-Gobain ...

Rochette Funeral Home celebrates 100 years

NASHUA - Founded in 1926 by the late Peter Anctil, Anctil Funeral Home originally operated at the corner of Vine and Kinsley streets. In 1952, Fernand Desjardins purchased the business and relocated it to its current home at 21 Kinsley St. In 1982, Paul Rochette returned to Nashua and ...