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Local students named semifinalists in National Merit Scholarship program

The National Merit Scholarship Corp. recently announced that the following students have been named as semifinalists for National Merit Scholarships. Amherst Carl Berlack Bedford Nehemiah Chao, Katherine O'Donnell and Addison Williams Hollis Arwen Feng, Benjamin Hajduk and Molly ...

Nashua remembers those lost to opioid epidemic

NASHUA - More than 300 people gathered at Greeley Park on the night of Sept. 5 to honor and remember those lost to overdoses, alcohol and drug-related causes. Hosted by the Avenues Recovery Center at Dublin, families, friends and members of the recovery community came together to show that ...

United Way launching free digital literacy classes

NASHUA – The United Way of Greater Nashua will be launching a new series of free digital literacy classes to help residents build confidence using computers and navigate the digital world safely. Tailored for beginners, participants will learn essential computer skills such as connecting to ...

Windham hiker rescued from Mt. Whiteface

SANDWICH – Renee Cushman of Windham was on her way down Mt. Whiteface after reaching the 4,019-foot summit on Sept. 4. According to the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, conservation officers received a 911 call from Cushman at 4:30 p.m. indicating that she was suffering from a ...

Wags to Whiskers festival goers adopt a dozen dogs

MERRIMACK - Chocolate. Onions. Avocados. Grapes. These nibbles and many more ingestibles are toxic to dogs, so said the canine poison control experts among 23 vendors of all things canine or feline at the annual Wags to Whiskers Festival, a pet adoption event hosted on Sept. 6 at ...