My Three words for 2025: GRATITUDE – ALIGN – ACT
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My Three words for 2025: GRATITUDE – ALIGN – ACT Choose Just 3 words to guide your thinking and
I have been volunteering as a NH Court Appointed Special Advocate since 2013. CASA of NH is a nonprofit whose mission is to ensure that abused and neglected children have a voice in the court system, and that their best interests are represented. Last year 663 advocates stood by over 1,500 children, whose lives had been turned upside down by abuse or neglect.
From the inception of the Nashua Fire Department in 1853, when Nashua officially became a city, the department had been managed at the whim and wish of the mayor, and City Council. Personnel and management could be hired or fired at will. The department was very political. That all came to a screeching halt on March 1, 1891.
‘Twas the night before Festivus, and all through the house, not a wallet was sighted, and I was losing my freaking mind.
The Hook and Ladder house, then located on the west side of West Olive Street (later this would be called Court Street) opposite the new Central Fire House had to be moved to make way for what would be the new Police Station to be built on the same spot.
Christmas, like Thanksgiving, brings with it all the wonderful foods of the season. But Christmas has something that Thanksgiving doesn’t (at least not in my family) — cookies.
It’s hard to imagine our lives without plastic but we can say NO to plastic shopping bags.
As we navigate a rapidly changing world, the arts offer hope, and inspiration. In a time of economic uncertainty, political division, and social isolation, they remind us of our shared humanity. They bring us together to celebrate, reflect, and dream.
As the calendar approached 1920, the automobile, as a police fleet vehicle, or as a civilian means of transportation to be controlled, was a larger focus of the Nashua Police Department.
A recent Op-Ed in the Union Leader by Aldermen Tim Sennott, Tom Lopez and Melbourne Moran highlighted the need for the Board and City leaders to rein in spending. Board members should view spending as a nonpartisan issue, recognizing the financial limitations our citizens’ funding government faces