How many times, while catching up on the latest scuttlebutt with folks who have been around town for quite some time, have you heard phrases like “well, when I was a kid ... “ or “I remember when they ... “ followed by a sometimes vague and other times spot-on recollection of Nashua’s ...
Despite complimentary bags of nuts that contain about 17 peanuts (I counted once), and cancelling 15,700 flights a month ago (I counted those, too), I’m holding on to my Southwest Airlines tickets to Florida next month. After seriously considering a divorce from my favorite air carrier of 35 ...
February is American Heart Month, and with recently published research indicating blood pressure control has worsened in both men and woman since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the YMCA of Greater Nashua urges our community members to make their health a priority by getting a blood ...
Headlines since the September release of student assessment results on the NAEP test, the Nation’s Report Card, have loudly echoed the devastating degree of learning loss children experienced during the pandemic’s disruption to schools. The loss is real, and schools are using numerous ...
A photo of a woman building an ice cream sundae caught my eye the other day. It appeared on the front page of a newspaper that I peruse now and then as it sits on the wire rack at a favorite corner store I frequent. The accompanying story announced that the lone remaining Blake’s Ice ...
Some people just don’t know when to let go. Take (please!) a former NH politician and judge who seemingly has gone from an ‘eccentric’ persona to bizarre. Many in our state fear for his mental well-being and sincerely hope he takes a chill pill. Politics can be nasty, especially when ...
