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Saint Mary and Archangel Michael Coptic Orthodox Church in Nashua are holding their annual Egyptian Food Festival this weekend, held
Citing the importance of small businesses in the economy and their job-generating capacity she announced a proposed plan of tax incentives for start-ups. Currently, a new business can deduct $5,000 in start-up expenses. She called for a tenfold increase to a $50,000 deduction and a reduction in red tape to incentivize new business formation.
What could happen for some young people convicted of crimes if they had a pathway out of recidivism? For several stakeholders in Hillsborough County’s criminal justice system, the hope is that Young Adults Court is the answer.
“I think of the Library of Things as one more way that the library is helping community members reach their personal goals in an affordable and sustainable way,” said Library Director Jennifer McCormack. “Customers can “try before they buy” or borrow items they might only need for special occasions, like our LED projector or puppet theater,” said McCormack.
In the inaugural presentation for the 2024 Nashua Community Lecture Series, Professor David Hollander gave his presentation at the Nashua Center for the Arts. He is the author of “ HOW BASKETBALL CAN SAVE THE WORLD – 13 Guiding Principles for Reimaging What’s Possible,” which was the basis for his presentation.
Drop by for an informal chat with your New Hampshire State Representatives to find out what is happening in the State House.
A new software system has left some Nashua students unassigned to a bus for the new school year.
A shooting took place after midnight on Thursday, Aug. 22 at 139 West Hollis Street that police believe was connected to the shooting at Sullivan Park Wednesday night.
“I lost everything when that happened because I stayed with my child in the hospital for 16 days so I lost my job, I lost where I was living,” Hannan-Vitale said. “I had nothing in Maine for myself anymore, so the only person I had left honestly was my other kids’ dad and he lived in New Hampshire, so I came down here.”
After two and half years of construction, Brian S. McCarthy Middle School is completed and ready to welcome students for the first day of school on Aug. 27.