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Boys & Girls Club recognizes top donors
Local
Monday February 8, 2010
NASHUA – The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Nashua recognized capital campaign donors whose generosity spans four decades at an event attended by more than 100 donors. Norm Bouthilette, the CEO, and Andy Dillman, president of the board, thanked the guests for their generosity to the 2009 campaign, which raised $4.
DWC group collecting to aid cleanups
Local
Monday February 8, 2010
NASHUA – Daniel Webster College’s Silver Wings chapter knows you have way too many clothes in your closet these days, and they are providing just the incentive that you might need to get going on a post-holiday clean out, or perhaps even some early spring cleaning. There’s nothing like taking care of a much needed household task to benefit a very good cause, either.
Audubon chapter planning owl search
Local
Monday February 8, 2010
NASHUA – Did you know that the snowy owl is a bird of the Arctic tundra, but in the winter, you can see one right here in New England if you know where to look? Join the Nashaway Chapter of the N.
Library concert marks Black History Month
Local
Thursday February 4, 2010
NASHUA – The Nashua Public Library is ready to embark on a one-hour journey in recognition of Black History Month, and it has invited the public to come along. On Sunday, Feb.
Cashing gold can aid abuse struggle
Local
Monday February 1, 2010
NASHUA – Prevention Makes Cents will be hosting a Heart of Gold Wine & Cheese Fundraiser from 4-8 p.m.
Woman and girl, 8, are Big Brothers Big Sisters’ Match of Month
Local
Monday February 1, 2010
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is the February Match of the Month, submitted by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Nashua. NASHUA – Later this month Pamme Boutselis and Hannah Winslow will be celebrating two years in the Big Brothers Big Sisters community-based program.
Greater Nashua Asset Building Coalition offers free tax filing service
Local
Thursday January 28, 2010
(Nashua, NH) – To help local working individuals and families attain financial stability, the Greater Nashua Asset Building Coalition (GNABC) is offering free income tax preparation at four area locations beginning this Saturday, January 30th. Volunteers trained by the IRS and AARP will assist filers with preparing their 2009 federal income tax returns and help determine whether they qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC).
Students at Elm Street Middle School learn that what you eat matters
Local
Thursday January 28, 2010
NASHUA – Like many 11-year-old boys, sixth-grader Joe Carter enjoys breakdancing, skateboarding and wrestling. Now, after five weeks of participating in Elm Street Middle School’s 4-H Healthy Living Challenge, he can now perform his favorite breakdance moves without breaking a sweat.
Alzheimer’s series offered for caregivers
Local
Thursday January 28, 2010
NASHUA – The Training Institute in Nashua is offering caregivers a three-part series on Alzheimer’s disease and dementia on three consecutive Wednesday afternoons this winter. The series begins Feb.
Local
Friday January 22, 2010
NASHUA – The Humane Society for Greater Nashua hopes you’ll “Have A Heart” and support the pets awaiting adoption. Every February at local retailers, schools and businesses, paper hearts are available for a minimum purchase of $1.
Nashua loses longtime businessman, Greatest Generation veteran
Military
Monday January 11, 2010
Last week, we lost another 1,000 to 1,500 of our veterans from the Greatest Generation. One of those who died was Bernie Pastor, of Nashua, a great humanitarian, businessman, charity organizer and athlete.
Military
Monday December 14, 2009
NASHUA – Suzanne Delaney, of Nashua, has accepted promotion to lieutenant commander in the U.S.
Military
Monday December 14, 2009
NASHUA – Air Force Airman Zaccari C. Dunham graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas.
Reunions
Thursday October 8, 2009
Nashua High School Class of 1999 will celebrate its 10th class reunion Nov. 27 at Martha’s Exchange on Main Street in Nashua.
Reunions
Thursday October 8, 2009
Nashua High School class of 1989 will celebrate its 20th reunion with a dinner and dance Saturday, Nov. 28, from 5-11 p.
Reunions
Thursday October 8, 2009
Alvirne class of 1959 Alvirne High School class of 1959 will celebrate its 50th class reunion Sept. 18-20.
Reunions
Thursday October 8, 2009
Wilton class of 1979 The Wilton High School class of 1979 will hold its 30-year reunion at the VFW in Milford on Saturday, Sept. 12, at 1 p.
Reunions
Thursday October 8, 2009
Alvirne class of 1954 Alvirne High School class of 1954 will celebrate its 55th reunion Sept. 12 at Valentino’s Restaurant in Hudson.
Youth-Education
Friday January 22, 2010
The Adult Learning Center recently announced that the following students passed their GED tests: n Denae M. Soucy, Nashua n Joseph S.
Nashua schools to hold registration
Youth-Education
Wednesday January 20, 2010
NASHUA – Kindergarten registration will take place at Nashua elementary schools Monday, Feb. 1, from 6-8 p.
Hollis athlete heading to U.S. junior curling championship
Youth-Education
Thursday January 14, 2010
HOLLIS – Katie Annand, of Hollis, will be going with her curling team to the United States Junior National Curling Championship in Bemidji, Minn., from Jan.
Nashua school registering for first grade
Youth-Education
Thursday January 7, 2010
NASHUA – Registration for children who are not currently in the Nashua School District kindergarten program will begin Feb. 1 at Nashua elementary schools.
Learn to play, sing and perform at music school
Youth-Education
Thursday January 7, 2010
NASHUA – The second semester of ensembles is starting at the Nashua Community Music School, a nonprofit organization celebrating 25 years of teaching music. Groups include Flute Choir for grades 6-12, which meets Mondays from 7-8 p.
Clubs
Thursday February 4, 2010
Neighbor’s Club News is where you can find special events and meeting dates/times held by area clubs. Amherst Lions Club to hold roast beef supper AMHERST – The Amherst Lions Club will host its fourth annual Roast Beef Supper at the Amherst Middle School, 14 Cross Road, from 5:30-7:30 p.
Clubs
Saturday January 23, 2010
NASHUA – The Richelieu Club of Nashua will hold a luncheon Feb. 14 at the Radisson Hotel, off Spitbrook Road.
Clubs
Saturday January 23, 2010
NASHUA – The Nashua Garden Club will hold its next meeting, “Building Better Soil” with Carl Majewski, from 7-9 p.m.
Clubs
Saturday January 23, 2010
NASHUA – GFWC Nashaway Woman’s Club will meet at noon Feb. 1 at the Friendship Club on Orchard Street.
Daughters of the American Revolution
Clubs
Saturday January 23, 2010
NASHUA – Do you have a Revolutionary patriot in your family tree? Membership in the Daughters of the American Revolution honors and preserves the legacy of your patriot ancestor.
Nashua North students, faculty participate in town hall-style meeting with Obama
Columnist
Sunday February 7, 2010
Last week was one of the most exciting in Nashua High School North history. The buzz created by President Barack Obama’s visit swept through not only the student body, but also the greater community.
Prayer Night gives NCA students a chance to come together
Columnist
Sunday February 7, 2010
Nashua Christian Academy’s motto is, and always has been, “Passion for God, compassion for people.” Students have lived up to this motto in different ways over the years.
Staff member rescues Nashua South group
Columnist
Sunday February 7, 2010
When President Barack Obama visited Nashua High School North on Tuesday, Feb. 2, Nashua High South made a point of participating.
NCA students in Haiti help out after earthquake
Columnist
Monday February 1, 2010
On Jan. 12, two Nashua Christian Academy students, junior Maria Imperiali and her sister, freshman Alicia Imperiali, were traveling back to their compound in Haiti on a bus when the 7.
South student comes up with plan to ‘Save our Schools’
Columnist
Sunday January 31, 2010
With the Nashua School District suffering tremendous budget cuts because of the $6 million deficit, Nashua High School South senior Chris Crawford is stepping up and making a change. Crawford started the Save our Schools Plan not to solve all of the problems in the 2011 budget, but as an attempt to offset damaging cuts by even a small degree.
Fire guts historic city building
Local
Monday February 8, 2010
NASHUA - A pre-dawn fire Sunday appeared to have destroyed an historic Pine Street building that housed a private social club, a convenience store and seven apartments. The fire appeared to have gutted the second and third levels of a 1900s building at 45 Pine St.
Local
Monday February 8, 2010
NASHUA - Police will be reviewing footage from security cameras as they investigate an apparent road rage shooting Saturday night, an investigator said.Police also are urging anyone with information on the incident to call the department at 594-3500, or the anonymous Crimeline at 589-1665.
Telegraph, Cabinet garner awards
Local
Monday February 8, 2010
BOSTON – The Telegraph and its affiliated weekly newspaper, The Cabinet, won top honors at the New England Newspaper and Press Association’s annual better newspaper awards banquet Saturday night at the Park Plaza in Boston. The Telegraph was awarded first place in general excellence in the small daily newspaper category, while The Cabinet won first place for general excellence in the large weekly category.
Area hot spot for stealing, stripping cars
Local
Sunday February 7, 2010
NASHUA – Greater Nashua hasn’t been the safest place for certain Acura and Honda car models over the past year, and police want to know who’s responsible. Eleven Acura Integras and Honda Civics have been stolen, stripped of their parts and dumped in Nashua over the past year.
Will pay-to-play be the New Hampshire way?
Local
Sunday February 7, 2010
Before they can take the field or skate out on the rink, many New Hampshire student- athletes and their families are being asked to shell out a fee to help cover the cost of school district sports. Commonly referred to as pay-to-play, roughly one-third of high schools across the state have implemented some type of fee for students who choose to play sports, especially those with a higher per-player cost, said Patrick Corbin, director of the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association.
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