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The Family STEM Day goal was to inspire future generations of scientists, engineers, and innovators. It featured several hands-on exhibits, interactive demonstrations, and creative ways to engage in STEM learning.
“You inspire us with your hard work, your ambition, and your achievements. We appreciate the contributions you have made to the National Community College. Most importantly, you leave here poised to make a difference, not just in your own lives, but to your community, your state, and for that, we are grateful.”
“The hundreds of New Hampshire Law enforcement officers, people standing here before you today who work in this field, demonstrate the highest level of unparalleled loyalty, commitment, dedication, along with the necessary motivation to maintain peaceful order and to keep everyone safe. They are some of the greatest people in the world, and I’m very proud to say that I’m a small part of that team. Today, we honor as heroes the 55 New Hampshire law enforcement officers whose names appear on the New Hampshire Law Enforcement Memorial Wall behind me. And we will never forget their sacrifices or yours.”
]”I’m very honored to be here today on Loyalty Day. It’s an important day for us to remember what this country stands for. For freedom, democracy, the ideals that we all cherish in our Constitution and the rights that we have as citizens here in New Hampshire,” said Gov. Kelly Ayotte.
Each year, sculptors from around the world come to the city for three weeks to create public works of art. To date, over fifty sculptures created by NISS have been permanently installed around the city, forming a significant and beautiful collection to be shared with all.
We’ve made it through the winter, which means spring is finally here! So much to celebrate – including Ink Link, on Saturday at the library!
“The main thing about this festival is color, we spread colors. Colors represent joy. So out of joy, we throw colors and we throw at each other. It’s a playful thing. And at the same time, once you immerse yourself in all the colors, it’s like life is full of colors. In life, we have good, bad, sorrow, and every emotion. Each color represents an emotion. So the festival is full of colors and full of emotions,” said Bokam
Nashua Mayor Jim Donchess hosted a meeting with Ward 3 residents at the Amherst Street Elementary school. It is the third in the series of public meetings he is holding in Nashua voting wards in 2025. About 40 residents met with him in the school cafeteria.
“Let’s start with the importance of this music, because it’s in a lot of ways the mother of all American music.
Another issue that will impact Nashua residents is the proposed $880 billion cut to Medicaid in the House and Senate budget proposals passed this week in Congress. Citing the NH Department of Health and Human Services data, the Mayor reported that a surprisingly high number of 17,778 Nashua residents enrolled in Medicaid.