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Nashua South takes Granite State Challenge Championship

DURHAM – The Nashua High School South Purple Panthers are the Granite State Challenge Champions for the first time in nine years, defeating rival Plymouth Regional High School, 700-415, in the title game on May 21. The win marks Nashua’s third title overall. Captain Henry Long, a ...

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers promotes water safety

WASHINGTON, D.C. – As Americans head to lakes and rivers for the summer season, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is reminding everyone to make water safety part of every outdoor adventure. The USACE manages more than 400 lake and river projects nationwide and welcomes millions of visitors ...

Nashua woman charged with drowning death

GILFORD – Buffy Ann Doyle, 50, of Nashua, was recently indicted in connection with the death of 17-year-old Ian Blake at Lake Winnipesaukee last summer. Although Blake’s name was not released by State Police, Nashua North Principal Nathan Burns identified him in an email to parents. ...

Aldermen choose Ravan to fill Ward 1 seat

NASHUA - In an 11-1 vote, the Board of Aldermen recently chose James Ravan to replace Stephen Chess as the city’s Ward 1 alderman. Chess resigned from his position last month following the birth of his second daughter. During his interview on May 20, Ravan said he moved to Nashua in ...

HUD officials quell Ortolono’s Mulberry Street rant

NASHUA - Earlier this month, resident Laurie Ortolano put out a social media post indicating that Katerina Liti, the city’s program manager of Lead and Healthy Homes, was fired for alerting federal officials about her concerns regarding the then-proposed purchase of 14 Mulberry St. The ...