We are certainly pleased with ourselves, we the voters of the United States of America, where we turned out “in force” for last week’s midterm elections. In force. Indeed. If by “in force” we mean more than in the midterms of four years ago, well, then one could accept that as ...
There is no secret to the homeless problem in Nashua. One only needs to take a walk along the Nashua River to find obvious signs of homeless encampments, including tents, sleeping bags, clothing, cooking equipment, etc. There is also no secret to the multiple community service agencies ...
This time next week, many families throughout the Granite State will be busy preparing their Thanksgiving feasts and opening their homes to loved ones from near and far. After a filling meal and some time on the couch, many also will be ready to hit the highways for Plaid and Black Friday ...
Tobacco is hazardous to our health. We have known that for many years. Finally, it seems the message about cigarettes, snuff and other traditional methods of consuming nicotine has gotten through to many young people. So they have turned to “vaping” - that is, using e-cigarettes that seem ...
One hundred years ago today, the conflict many hoped was “the war to end wars” drew to a close. For decades, Nov. 11 each year was observed as Armistice Day. Now, we know it as Veterans Day, honoring those among us who have served at any time in the armed forces. Though the last ...
A luxurious new apartment complex known as Lofts 34 is now open along the Nashua River. Featuring 200 units inside a renovated former factory, this spectacular property gives residents access to amenities such as an indoor putting green, a pet washing station and a theater room with ...