The last few weeks of any session is a constant reminder how the process works. If you are not in the majority party, you are a bystander. All the work you may have done to influence legislation may be lost once the committee of conferences began. Traditionally there is at least one ...
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first in a series of articles provided by Greater Nashua Mental Health in conjunction with Mental Health Awareness Month, May 1-31. ••• There is no health and wellness without community, and, for NH’s deaf community, this is no exception. Research has ...
A federal government report issued this month noted “[t]he COVID-19 pandemic has put extreme stress on the health care workforce in the United States” with workers leaving health care and those remaining suffering “burnout, exhaustion, and trauma.” Yet there can be no hope the federal ...
What if someone told you the three young men who each beat out several other candidates for the offices of mayor and police and fire chief some six decades ago will reunite next month, right here in downtown Nashua – for the first time since they parted ways some 57 years ago? Well, the ...
Admittedly, a fashion icon I am not. I have never been confused with Beau Brummel. But a recent trip to England prompted me to think about the days when one would not think of going to dinner, church, a movie, or any night out, without a tie and jacket for the gentleman and a somewhat formal ...
As a resident of Nashua, I have seen many of the ways in which the UNH Extension office has made a difference in communities across Hillsborough County. I am the director of the Greater Nashua Smart Start Coalition for Early Childhood Success, and I work very closely with local families. Our ...
