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Taste of Downtown parking tickets leave a bad taste in some mouths
NASHUA – The city’s annual Taste of Downtown brought the usual good food, community spirit and busy atmosphere that attendees have come to expect. What some didn’t expect at the event last week,...
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Hudson police seeking those responsible for graffiti at Benson Park
HUDSON – Volunteers hope to repaint a building at Benson Park by this weekend after it was plastered with graffiti and curses sometime Monday night. Harry Schibanoff, chairman of the town’s Benson Park...
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Souhegan senior’s graduation means more than a diploma; it means setting an...
EDITOR’S NOTE: Every year The Telegraph profiles a graduating senior from high schools in our coverage area. This is the next in a series of such profiles that will run in the coming weeks. AMHERST –...
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Nashua’s Clearway Alternative High School graduates will miss ‘great experience’
Michael Krasny, 17, may not know what his future holds just yet, but he does know his GED will help him along the way. Krasny, along with 22 classmates, graduated Wednesday night from Clearway...
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Ex-Merrimack baseball coach: ‘Everything that I did was in good faith’
MERRIMACK – Ryan Anderson plans on being at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium on Saturday, when the Merrimack High School baseball team takes on Concord in the Division I championship game. While he still...
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Bagged cereals stalk name-brand leaders
MINNEAPOLIS – If Toucan Sam heard what Malt-O-Meal is up to, it would throw him for a loop. It would make the Honey Nut Cheerios bee buzzing mad. The Minneapolis-based company has quietly notched...
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Your survival guide to the Merrimack Premium Outlets
Gearing up for a potential four-day shopping extravaganza at the Merrimack Premium Outlets? Here is a survival guide for what you’ll need to know prior to landing at the mall and once the shopping...
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Milford police seek knife-wielding robber
MILFORD – Police are searching for a thin, white male in his early 20s in connection with an armed robbery Wednesday afternoon at the Subway restaurant in Elm Plaza, 222 Elm St. Police said the man,...
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Family of Hudson homicide victim ask court to be lenient toward killer
NASHUA – In an outpouring of support the judge called “stunning,” family members of a shooting victim asked the court for leniency in sentencing his killer. Christopher Bazar, 27, was sentenced...
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Man faces felony charge for firing gun during altercation, Nashua police say
NASHUA – A suspect was arrested for firing a handgun at an acquaintance – and missing – during an altercation in April, police said. Luis Capo-Nieves, 28, of 26 Ledge St. Apt. D, was arrested Wednesday...
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SAU 39’s 175-day school year proposal heads to Mont Vernon board
MONT VERNON– SAU 39’s proposal to implement a shorter, 175-day calendar in its three districts will move to the local School Board Thursday night. The proposed calendar would cut the number of days...
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Traffic stop leads to arrest on felony drug charges, Nashua police say
NASHUA – When patrol officers stopped a driver for going down a one-way street the wrong way, they discovered he was going the wrong way in life too, allege police, who arrested the man on charges of...
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Nashua to offer residents up to 200 free trees to replace those lost in...
NASHUA – Residents who lost a prized maple or a favorite crabapple tree in the October snowstorm last year may find some relief in a federal “releaf” program. The city has received a $5,000 grant from...
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Traffic a breeze as outlets open Thursday; police warn Friday night, Saturday...
MERRIMACK – Scott Richard beat the traffic with no problem at all Thursday morning. He pedaled his way up Premium Outlets Boulevard and didn’t struggle to find a parking spot. He needn’t have bothered....
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Bargain hunters out early at Merrimack outlets
MERRIMACK – Cathy Casale and Tina Graves were the envy of thier co-workers Thursday, having had the foresight to ask for the day off so they could break in the Merrimack Premium Outlets together. “We...
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Military says drone aircraft are based at or near Mount Washington
Unmanned drone aircraft have been based on or around Mount Washington by the military, according to presentations given by the Department of Defense and Air Force in 2010 and 2011, but no other details...
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Manchester woman charged in Nashua sexual assault of juvenile
Nashua police charged a Queen City woman with sexually assaulting a young boy she knows three times earlier this week. Police arrested Esther Becerril-Vicens, 20, of 78 Cartier St., Apt. 3, Manchester,...
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Lee Republican plans to run against Bass for 2nd Congressional District seat...
CONCORD – Republican Dennis Lemare of Lee said he’s running against congressman Charles Bass because of the incumbent’s record on federal taxes and spending. But Lemare doesn’t live in the 2nd...
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Nashua police arrest log for June 8-12
Nashua Police Department JUNE 8 ARRESTS/SUMMONSES Robert K. Cowan, 29, 2 Laraway Court, Apt. 1A, Derry, driving after revocation or suspension, driver’s license prohibitions. Monica L. Guy, 18, 5...
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Wait is over for Silver Knights' Jann
TOPPER TO SILVER KNIGHTS JOURNAL FOR WEB with quotes By TOM KING Staff Writer NASHUA - The wait is over for TJ Jann. Jann, who has struggled through a year-long rehab from Tommy John surgery, picked up...
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