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Donchess commends South sophomore for work on Alzheimer’s detection

NASHUA - Yuvanguru Balagurumoorthy, a 15-year-old sophomore at Nashua High School South, was formally recognized by Mayor James Donchess for his work in developing ACCESS-AD, a screening device designed to provide early and affordable detection of Alzheimer’s disease. “This young man will ...

New Searles in group of elementary schools at risk of closing

NASHUA - According to the results of a consolidation study by architecture firm Harriman, seven elementary schools are at risk of closing -- New Searles is one of them. The other schools include Mount Pleasant, Amherst Street, Bicentennial, Charlotte Avenue, Fairgrounds and Ledge ...

Nashua Fire Rescue announces passing of Fire Alarm Supervisor Samantha Allen

NASHUA – It is with deep sadness that Nashua Fire Rescue announces the passing of Fire Alarm Supervisor Samantha Allen, a dedicated public servant whose professionalism, compassion and commitment to the community left a lasting impact on the city. Visitation services will be held on April ...

Bernie & Phyl’s CEO needs kidney transplant

NASHUA - After being diagnosed with polycystic kidney disease when he was 10 years old, Larry Rubin always knew that someday he would need a new kidney. “Now that time has come,” he said during an event with Kidneys for Kindness on April 11, adding that the disease intensified during the ...

Hudson’s Atherton receives state recognition for food service contributions

HUDSON — Karen Atherton, food services director for the Hudson School District, was recently named State Director of the Year by the School Nutrition Association. Atherton got her start in the food service industry working as a restaurant server when she was 16 years old. “My career ...

Amid rising drug costs, Medicine World fights to remain independent

NASHUA - When Robert Lolley opened Medicine World Pharmacy in 1982, there were 26 other independent pharmacies in the city -- 44 years later, Medicine World is the only one left. As the cost of prescription drugs continues to climb, Lolley is doing everything he can to avoid being bought out ...