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Gov. Chris Sununu said Wednesday his $100 million plan to expand the state’s housing supply would aid businesses looking to add employees, such as MilliporeSigma, which operates a plant in Jaffrey that makes products used in the medical industry.
Colin McHugh brings over 25 years of expertise in health care leadership back to an organization he led during the early wave of COVID-19 pandemic.
In majority-white New Hampshire, natural hair care can be hard to find even with a growing need for it. How one Manchester shop owner is focusing on education around hair care.
A semi-annual Rare Coin and Currency Expo returns to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, 700 Elm St., starting Friday, April 15 and Saturday, April 16, brought to you by EBW Promotions, LLC.
Critics of leveling say the structure harms poor students, students of color, English language learners and other marginalized kids, often underrepresented in higher-level courses. And they argue it evaluates students on snapshot performance rather than potential, labeling some students as unlikely to succeed and even locking them out of future opportunities like college.
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.