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As this is the last article in this “Yester-Heroes” series, I thought it only appropriate to remember those firefighters who gave their last ounce of effort for the citizens of Nashua.
The holiday festivities continue this weekend as we prepare to kiss 2025 goodbye. Celebrate Kwanzaa, welcome in the year of the Fire Horse, party all night at the Year End Celebration, or have an unholy night at Queen City Realm’s Goth Night at the Shaskeen! Whatever you choose to do, make it count. Time is running out to check everything off your 2025 bucket list!
Local non-profit Involved to Impact once again made sure that those living at Dalainis House were warmly remembered this holiday season.
Nashua Transit System (NTS) will be presenting a proposed fare increase for its CityBus, ADA Paratransit, and Senior Demand Response services at public participation opportunities in January.
Scott McIntire from CBIZ – the company hired to audit the city’s financial report – gave an overview of the city’s Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) to the Finance Committee on December 17, finding Nashua’s financial statements to be in “good working order,” and in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).
A Nashua man is deceased following a crash on Route 101 eastbound in Candia.
The multitude of names read at Nashua’s Homeless Memorial are not just names. They are “Nashua people” with stories, friends, health challenges, and quiet or noisy personalities. Each year, the Nashua community recalls those homeless folks who have died and refuses to forget them, or to give up on solutions to end these unjust circumstances.
There’s been a lot of talk about Affordable Care Act tax credits expiring. A lot of the reporting is so superficial, though, that it’s hard to get a handle on what exactly is going on. It’s clear that millions of Americans will have to pay much higher health insurance premiums, or will lose their insurance, but how does that work?
Federal agents have converged on a storage facility on Hampshire Road as reports that an abandoned car was found with a license plate believed to be connected to the Brown University shooting suspect.
The pilot of a small plane was able to get himself out of the wreckage after he crashed outside a condominium complex just off Amherst Street.