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NASHUA, N.H. – After months of discussion, a resolution related to the Israeli-Hamas conflict in Gaza was met with indefinite
Ruby Shabazz of Nashua recently won in the Soul/R&B category at the 2024 New England Music Awards.
Under blue skies on an unseasonably warm November morning, Nashua had its annual Veterans Day Parade. Several hundred residents lined the streets along the parade route beginning at Holman Stadium and along Main Street.
As usual, Nashua VFW Post 483 takes the lead with the annual Veterans Day Parade and ceremonies on November 11.
“One of the things that I hope faith leaders are bringing to politics is groundedness in values and not party,” Rev. Palm added. “Because there are things we believe in really deeply and there are implications for the world for those things, and that’s more important than Democrat or Republican.”
Rabbi Jon Spira-Savett, of Temple Beth Abraham in Nashua led the gathering of local clergy and about a dozen citizens in attendance. He began by saying, “We are here in front of this local center of our democracy that belongs to all of us. We’re here together on our main street on a peaceful day after an election day at an inclusive time.”
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After all the ads, text messages, rallies, and knocks on the door Nashua residents finally are heading to their local Wards to cast their vote. With interest in this election so high turnout is expected to be at record high levels. The crowds so far have been amiable and there is no sign of the levels of animosity that have plagued some campaigns.
Students from Franklin Pierce will be reporting live from Dixville Notch at the stroke of midnight, when the annual tradition of the first New Hampshire voting takes place.
Vance referred to the border crisis and immigrants multiple times. He claimed Harris has and will “roll out the red carpet for illegal aliens” and provide them with Social Security and Medicaid. He also blamed “them” for high housing costs. His thesis is immigration has an outsized impact on NH.
“Ladies and gentlemen, New Hampshire schools are overcrowded with children who don’t even speak English, which deprives our kids, deprives our kids of good education. New Hampshire hospitals are overwhelmed, emergency room wait times have skyrocketed. We’ve got people in this state who do not have a legal right to be here, said the Senator. I believe that we are compassionate people, and we are always going to be a compassionate country. But the compassion of the American president belongs with the American people who have the right to be here.