Recently, the Biden-Harris administration announced $66 million in funds to help bring high-speed internet access to New Hampshire households and businesses. These funds will help connect 80 percent of locations in New Hampshire that are still lacking high-speed internet. And there is still so ...
For decades, Granite State seniors have paid into programs like Social Security and Medicare with the promise they would receive their hard-earned money back to help them during retirement. This has been the promise for generations. Now, Don Bolduc wants to break that fundamental promise and ...
The Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce invites the community to join us for our four-part Candidate Series which kicks off on Thursday, Oct. 6. The Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce represents over 400 business members, large, small, private and nonprofit, of all sectors, manufacturing, ...
Both before, during and now post pandemic, the Department of Education remains committed to supporting our children and our schools. This support extends beyond the traditional classroom, and aims to reach a vast array of students, educational facilities and learning environments. Support ...
Okay, admittedly this is not a review of a Broadway play and I cannot confirm that ol’ Jimmy Dean ever set foot in a five and dime. But I will say that there is something that I miss about the old five and dimes that spotted Nashua’s Main Street back in their heyday. J.J. Newberry’s, ...
The tropics are finally waking up a little bit after sleeping through the first three and a half months of hurricane season, in all a generous five-month span of time that begins when it’s still spring and ends just three weeks before the first day of winter. It was a dispatch the other day ...
