Nashua, United States (Local)
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By: Dean Shalhoup
An 11-member joint committee of aldermen and Nashua Public Library trustees met for the first time last week, paving the way for the initial stages of the major renovation of the aging Court Street facility.
By: Dean Shalhoup
A collision over the weekend involving a motorcycle and a pedestrian that claimed the life of a 38-year-old Nashua man remains under investigation as police continue to search for the operator of the motorcycle who allegedly fled the scene, police said.
By: Dean Shalhoup
On the morning of July 1, numerous teams made up of surveillance and enforcement personnel from Nashua and several state and federal officials were deployed to various locations around Nashua with a goal of capturing a long-sought suspect in an alleged scheme to defraud the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF).
By: Dean Shalhoup
On the morning of July 1, numerous teams made up of surveillance and enforcement personnel from Nashua and several state and federal officials were deployed to various locations around Nashua
By: Dean Shalhoup
Citing a state RSA that prohibits the placement of "any advertising device" within a right-of-way adjacent to state and federal highways, turnpikes and interstates, Nashua police last Friday issued summonses to two leaders of the New Hampshire Bridge Brigade for Democracy, a grassroots organization that bills itself as a "volunteer-powered network" aimed at "bringing people together, reducing fear, and strengthening democracy … ."
By: Dean Shalhoup
Citing a state law that prohibits the placement of "any advertising device" within a right-of-way adjacent to state and federal highways, turnpikes and interstates, Nashua police on Friday issued summonses to two leaders of the New Hampshire Bridge Brigade for Democracy.
As Marine Patrol officers and State Police continued their investigation Monday into a Merrimack River crash involving a personal watercraft and a pontoon boat, Erick H. Machado's grief-stricken family members and friends were struggling to come to terms with their loss.
By: Dean Shalhoup
Gone is the “attractive,” brown-shingled 54-by-50-foot building, built entirely by volunteers using donated materials. Likewise, the hand-dug swimming pool and baseball diamond that doubled as a hockey rink in winter are but memories.
By: Dean Shalhoup
Three men were arrested in connection with a Bowers Street crash that left a pedestrian dead on July 4, Nashua police said.
By: Dean Shalhoup
Three men were arrested in connection with a Bowers Street crash that left a pedestrian dead on July 4, Nashua police said.
