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Greater Nashua

Massachusetts activist files First Amendment lawsuit against city

NASHUA — Political activist Simon Amaya Price of Massachusetts has filed a lawsuit against the city and Board of Aldermen President Lori Wilshire claiming a violation of his constitutional rights under the First Amendment. Attorney Roy McCandless, counsel for Amaya Price, said his client ...

Bedford Academy achieves global recognition for FIRST programming

BEDFORD – Bedford Academy was recently selected as a member of the 2026 Inspire the Future: FIRST Recognition Program School cohort. It is one of 15 schools from the U.S., Australia, Brazil, Canada, Mexico and Turkey to be recognized in this way for its commitment to expanding access to ...

School officials approve $144m budget for FY27

NASHUA - The Board of Education recently cast a unanimous vote to send its $144.4 million budget proposal for fiscal year 2027 to the Board of Aldermen. This amount reflects a six percent increase over last year and does not yet include the cost of benefits. The percentage increase is ...

Melendy Pond residents rail against Brookline as Town Meeting resumes

BROOKLINE - Although they are not allowed to speak or vote at Town Meeting, Melendy Pond residents have voiced their staunch opposition to the town’s residency restrictions and a warrant article that threatens to take away their homes. During the first session of Town Meeting on March 14, ...

Southern NH Medical Center honored for gas explosion response

NASHUA — A bright red banner now hangs over Main Street in recognition of the “exceptional care and compassion” from Southern New Hampshire Medical Center to members of Nashua Fire Rescue following the Feb. 2 gas explosion and four-alarm fire at 440 Amherst St. Three of Nashua’s ...

PROJECT HOMECOMING: Bishop Guertin looks to build new turf field at school

NASHUA – The Bishop Guertin High School girls lacrosse team was conducting its first practice of the season in the chilly weather at Stellos Stadium on Monday. A year from now, if everything works out, they and other Cardinal rectangular sports teams will be enjoying the comforts of home ...