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Greater Nashua

Governor designates United Way as Recovery Friendly Workplace

NASHUA - Gov. Kelly Ayotte was recently on hand to recognize the United Way of Greater Nashua as a Recovery Friendly Workplace. “Being designated as a Recovery Friendly Workplace means that United Way of Greater Nashua has made a formal commitment to creating a safe, supportive and ...

Aldermen put brakes on Mulberry Street resource center

NASHUA - After nearly 40 minutes of public comment, the Board of Aldermen, during its April 22 meeting, voted 12-1 to table the Resolution to authorize the purchase of 14 Mulberry St. If approved, the site would be used to construct a resource center for homeless individuals. Although the ...

Boys & Girls Club recognizes Sanders as Youth of the Year

NASHUA – The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Nashua recently honored Brooklyn Sanders, a senior at Nashua High School South, as the 2026 Youth of the Year. She is a member of Gate City Keystone at the Boys & Girls Club and works at Minds in Motion on West Hollis Street. Sanders will ...

Brookline black belt awarded $15k Hutchinson Scholarship

NASHUA — Kaylee Barchard, a second degree black belt at the Independent Martial Arts School, could hardly believe it when Shihan Jeffrey Maistrosky announced that she had been selected as this year’s recipient of the $15,000 Craig P. Hutchinson Memorial Scholarship. “All the color ...

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 ...