Posts by Carol Robidoux
More than $30 million in federal funding is coming to New Hampshire from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to help address the state’s housing affordability crisis.
Sen. Jeb Bradley, R-Wolfeboro, on Thursday announced his retirement from public service, which was met with much praise and congratulatory fanfare from both sides of the political aisle. Bradley is 71.
Find out what’s on the agenda this week for scheduled meetings at City Hall.
One student was injured in a chain-reaction crash involving four vehicles Wednesday caused by a school bus during morning rush hour in the area of West Hollis Street at Gendron St.
On Sunday, May 12, join your friends and neighbors for a field trip to Fenway Park organized by city Parks & Rec, to watch the Boston Red Sox take on the Washington Nationals!
If you want to know what’s happening at the Nashua Library, the answer is easy – everything and anything you can imagine.
There may be hope for the nesting ospreys at Webster Square, after all – thanks to the community that has been hovering over them for years.
A pair of public hearings have been scheduled to review a proposal to amend rules governing the Minimum Standards for Public Schools Approval, which outlines regulatory requirements that all public school districts and public academies must comply with, also referred to as the 306 Rules.
Not only has he arranged for a three-bus convoy to travel from Waltham, Mass., with a stop in Nashua at MakeIt Labs before heading to Waterbury, VT., Zhu has further arranged for the buses to park in the Waterbury Village Historic District, close to the town center.
It’s bicycle season in Nashua – arriving each spring when Gate City Bike Co-op resumes its free bike giveaway program to fill a vital transportation need.