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For local campaign workers, it’s back to life as usual now that the election...
The election season was the right time for Carla Nastri to take a break from her normal volunteering gig to try a new hat. The first-time political volunteer from Amherst had never worked on a campaign...
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Election makes waves in New Hampshire once again
Once again after an election, New Hampshire politics stands out in so many ways. Gender equality: New Hampshire became the first state with all women in its congressional delegation. This became the...
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Issues, not gender, helped women make history for New Hampshire
CONCORD – The women who made history in New Hampshire becoming the nation’s first all-female congressional delegation insist the issues, and not their gender, made all the difference in the election on...
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Lawmakers say O’Brien’s political stances were key during election
CONCORD – Since the moment he took the gavel, House Speaker William O’Brien has been a political lightning rod. Now, in the aftermath of the election in which Republicans lost control of the state...
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Nashua...From the inside: Free movies for veterans; firefighters lend a hand...
Chunky’s Cinema Pub is offering free movies for veterans and active-duty military Sunday in honor of Veterans Day. Veterans must present proper identification, such as a VA card, a Veterans of Foreign...
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Passenger killed when driver, 92, veers off F.E. Everett Turnpike in...
MERRIMACK – A car driven by a 92-year-old veered off the F.E. Everett Turnpike on Saturday afternoon and crashed into a tree, killing the young passenger. Matthew Caban, 24, of Waltham, Mass., was...
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Astros’ Latimore tramples South
DERRY – When two high school football teams play on consecutive weeks, like Nashua South and Pinkerton Academy did, the advantage, in terms of adjustments, usually goes to the losing team. But it...
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NHIAA honors Pauline Albert
Everyone who was connected with the Nashua High School track program in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s probably has a few great stories about Pauline Albert, but few knew her better or longer than Bill...
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Patriots will say bye-bye to Bills
Ah, finally another New England Patriots game day. It seems more than two weeks since the Patriots took the field of battle, doesn’t it? But we say it’s almost going to be a bye week because, hey, it’s...
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Black Friday begins at midnight at Nashua’s Pheasant Lane Mall
NASHUA – With Election Day out of the way, city residents can turn their attention to another November frenzy: Black Friday. Simon Malls announced Tuesday that the Pheasant Lane Mall is among New...
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A first for Woodhead: Two TDs
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Danny Woodhead is proving to be more and more valuable to the New England Patriots as time goes on. But it may be surprising to all that in Sunday’s 37-31 win over the Bills, his...
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Pats dodge Bills
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – New England’s Devin McCourty knows that the difference between winning and losing in the National Football League often comes down to one play and one play only. “We know that when...
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North students to spend year designing bacteria-powered battery
NASHUA – Priyanka Satpute and her classmates are hoping a new electricity source will bring rural villages in faraway countries one step closer to a better life. “For many less-developed countries,...
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A long haul to deck the boughs
Hudson employee Jeremy Faulkner hangs Christmas lights from a bucket truck on an evergreen tree along Ferry Street, next to the Merrimack River on Wednesday.
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Nashua brand presentation slated Tuesday
NASHUA – The Gate City is great at attracting high-tech businesses, but not at enticing young professionals to move here and stay here, according to months of branding research conducted by North Star...
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Nashua parade, new ‘Spectacular’ event spotlight local veterans
NASHUA – Both of Catherine Oro’s grandfathers are U.S. military veterans, one a Purple Heart recipient. So it’s natural that she came out again this year to march in Nashua’s Veterans Day parade, and...
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Dartmouth-Hitchcock physician also treats wounded soldiers as National Guard...
NASHUA – Dr. James Kelly joined the Army National Guard at age 58 because of something his son told him. But the motivation to serve came not from a younger generation, but older ones. “Soldiers are...
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Success of Democrats likely improves chances of higher ed funding being restored
CONCORD – The landslide victory for Democrats in last week’s state elections can only help the chances of historic cuts to state support for higher education being restored, legislators and education...
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An obvious question: Why are you shining those lights in the wrong place?
Solving most problems is hard and expensive, so let’s ignore them. Instead, let’s talk about a problem with fairly simple solutions that tackle several different issues at once, and where the fix often...
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Defenseless, but now 6-3
Vince Wilfork bent over in frustration when the referee made an offsides call on the Patriots with about eight minutes left and the Buffalo Bills driving in Sunday’s 37-31 tightrope win over the...
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