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One of just 10 courts in the nation to be given this honor, the Nashua Drug Court will receive an official award marking this distinction on Tuesday, April 5 at 2 p.m. at the Hillsborough Superior Court in Nashua.
She’s also secured several housing projects that will result in nearly 300 units, including the conversion of a hotel and a police station, into affordable and transitional housing.
Sunday’s 25th annual St. Patrick’s Parade was a long time coming. But after a two-year absence, organizers delivered one for the record books. With more than 150 listed participants in the line-up, the thousands who descended on the city for the parade and the preceding 2-mile Shamrock Shuffle race were treated to a spectacle that included marching bands, pipes and drums, tumblers, dancers, twirlers, clowns and tiny cars and trucks.
“Sadly, I don’t have to write this novel,” Nashua English teacher Walt Freeman added. “All of us are living this novel daily — a bizarre and shameful reality.”
It wasn’t until 11 hours later that Maynard, after being allowed back into her apartment, found her fourth cat, Oliver, hiding under the couch. Since that day, she said her life has been turned upside down.
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day weekend with some live entertainment.
The Rodgers Memorial Library serves a community of 25,394 in southern New Hampshire, bordering Nashua and the Merrimack River to the west, Litchfield to the north, and the Massachusetts border to the south.
With contactless transactions for everything from pizza to home loans, the pandemic has moved much of the financial world to a digital format. The downside is that these new and different processes have created a rich environment for cyber thieves and fraudsters who get more sophisticated and creative every day, which is forcing financial institutions to step up their game.
In a show of solidarity with the people of Ukraine, the Ukrainian flag was raised outside Manchester City Hall on Wednesday in front of a crowd of Ukrainian expatriates and local residents concerned about the recent Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Editor’s note: This article is another installment of “Invisible Walls,” an ongoing joint project of the Granite State News Collaborative,