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Greater Nashua

Gregg announces decision to step down as state rep

NASHUA - Having represented Ward 7 in Concord since December 2022, State Rep. Alicia Gregg (D-Nashua) recently announced that she will not seek a third term in November. In last year’s city election, Gregg topped the ticket in the alderman-at-large race with 7,385 votes. Therefore, she ...

Hollis teacher a semi-finalist for Teacher of the Year

HOLLIS - Clare Delay, a seventh grade teacher at Hollis Brookline Middle School, is one of 11 Granite State educators to be chosen as a semi-finalist for the 2027 Teacher of the Year award. Delay joined Hollis Brookline in 2023 as a science teacher. She is also the faculty advisor of the ...

Plans to move Gate City Casino in the works

NASHUA - After 26 years on Northeastern Boulevard, there are now plans to move Gate City Casino to the Sheraton Nashua Hotel. The announcement comes nearly three years after the casino underwent a major renovation project which included the addition of 540 historic horse racing machines, a ...

Aldermen cast narrow vote against resource center proposal

NASHUA - The Board of Aldermen recently voted 7-6 to indefinitely postpone the Resolution to authorize the purchase of 14 Mulberry St. and convert the existing building into a homeless resource center. However, prior to the vote, Vice President Benjamin Clemons warned that indefinite ...

Amherst Street fifth grader in running for Junior Ranger title…and $20k

NASHUA - Gavin Ryan, a fifth grade student at Amherst Street Elementary School, is currently competing in this year’s Junior Ranger contest sponsored by Ranger Rick Magazine. His mother, Jennifer Ryan, said he is one of five remaining contestants in his age group. “He’s finished ...