Posts by Mya Blanchard
“In building this budget, our guiding principle has been to deliver a budget worthy of our people that represents a recalibration of the way we do business while continuing our New Hampshire way of not raising taxes, but instead taking a hard look at spending,” Ayotte said.
On Feb. 11 – two days after her third birthday – Brigid will face her toughest, and most prestigious, challenge yet when she competes in the international West Minster Kennel Club Dog Show.
The Act delivers lifesaving health care and benefits to toxin-exposed veterans. Such toxins can result in increased health risks, some of which – like asthma and cancer – can take years to manifest.
Two concept maps were presented at the public input session. Core elements of both concepts include a vegetated lawn and path as a gateway to the library, an amphitheater or stage area in the middle and an active play area on the right toward the parking lot. Other features include a shade or rain shelter area, a garden, market stalls for the Nashua farmers market and table seating, the addition of bike racks and an area for food trucks.
The Board of Education agreed to update the middle school redistricting line after public comments opposed the Broad Street Boundary line at the Jan. 29 Board of Education meeting.
While no one is disputing the need for an overnight warming station for the city’s unhoused, there are questions about how the city is paying for it – and why the decision was made in an emergency setting.
A contract enabling a warming station at the Unitarian Universalist Church in Nashua was authorized during an emergency meeeting of the city’s finance committee Wednesday night, prior to the scheduled Board of Aldermen meeting.