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North and South planning student walkout on Feb. 4

NASHUA - Nashua High School North and South will have a planned student walkout on Feb. 4 at 12:30 p.m. The walkout will be held to protest the ongoing actions by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and its impact on immigrant communities. The event will include several student speeches ...

Major winter storm dumps nearly two feet of snow across city

NASHUA - The Gate City was walloped by a massive winter storm during the afternoon and overnight hours of Jan. 25, producing conditions that have not been seen in 10 years. It left behind 20 inches of snow, drifts as high as four feet and huge icicles hanging like frozen daggers suspended in ...

Fortin Gage supports local nonprofits through vase collection

NASHUA — What started as a simple invitation to clean out cabinets and give glass vases a second life turned into a powerful act of environmental stewardship and community care. Through its recent Vase Drive, Fortin Gage Flowers, located at 86 West Pearl St., collected 2,347 gently used ...

Local students achieve academic honors at Mt. Wachusett

GARDNER, Mass. - The following local students were named to the Dean’s List and the Excellence List at Mount Wachusett Community College for the 2025 fall semester. Dean’s List Payton Calabro of Hollis and Nora Lees of Londonderry Excellence List Gabby Riendeau of Hudson To be ...

Nashua Police nab noncompliant sex offender

NASHUA - Adam Egerton, 30, of Nashua, was taken into custody on Jan. 21 for not updating his registration information as a sex offender. According to the Nashua Police Department, on Jan. 15, officers were informed that Egerton had failed to report two changes in his employment. Egerton ...