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Electric vehicle (EV) registrations continue to rise in Nashua, driven by improving EV technology, expanding charging infrastructure, and increased environmental awareness
The Design Charrette will take place on Friday, May 30 and Saturday, May 31 in the 3rd Floor Auditorium of Nashua City Hall (229 Main Street).
The public is invited to presentations to discuss potential projects for the redevelopment of the
The Nashua Senior Activity Center was recently presented a check for $763, proceeds from this year’s GenXpo, a new event organized by the City of Nashua’s Economic Development office.
The City of Nashua last week launched a new Agenda and Meeting Management Portal (referred to as AMM). The AMM Portal is for the public to access meeting Agendas and Minutes, meeting attachments, and video links to meetings that were recorded. The former Agenda Center (https://www.nashuanh.gov/AgendaCenter) will contain historical meeting records from 2010 to January 2025.
This free-to-attend expo will include a variety of entertainment and leisure companies, businesses and service providers of all kinds, who have offerings targeted towards the needs and interests of those age 50 and better. Financial planners, travel agencies, local activities, home improvement, adult learning, healthcare and fitness, insurance, senior life and housing, etc.
Grants awarded range between $500 to $5,000 with the ability of the Commission to lower the high end of the grant amount if the number of the grants and the amount of money available dictate a change.
The City of Nashua is set to receive $7.7 million through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Lead Hazard Reduction Grant Program. This fundingwill be used to continue efforts to increase the number of lead-safe housing units in Nashua,addressing lead-based paint and other hazards in more than 200 housing units, providing safer homes for low-income families with children.
The City of Nashua will implement new parking regulations, including updated meter rates, permit structures, and fines for parking violations. Th
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