The Commission invites members of the public to share their thoughts and ideas on encouraging and inspiring more Americans to serve at the Commission’s public meeting taking place from 5:30-7:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 10, 2018 at the Nashua City Hall.
After 34 years, The Triangle club today is home to 44 12-step recovery meetings, and central to Dover’s recovery community – but it was the Heroin Anonymous meetings that literally blew the roof off the club.
“New Hampshire is among the best states in the nation to live, work and raise a family,” said Governor Chris Sununu. “Our State’s #1 ranking for opportunity is something that all Granite Staters can be particularly proud of today.
A community celebration is planned for Feb. 9 in Nashua, as the city makes the clean energy transition of the Nashua Soup Kitchen & Shelter during a public solar switch-on event. Nashua Mayor Jim Donchess and U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan will join NSKS and ReVision Energy representatives to showcase the first solar-powered nonprofit in Nashua.
From a renovated 1910 home in Portsmouth to a spacious, multi-functioning boathouse in New London, the 2018 Design Awards recognized the state’s most creative architects, designers and builders during a special celebration hosted by noted garden designer and author Gordon Hayward.
On Sunday April 17, 2016 at approximately 3:39 p.m. Brookline Police Department was notified of a motor vehicle crash located at the intersection of NH Route 130 (Pepperell Road) and Cross Road in the Town line of Brookline, New Hampshire which involved multiple vehicles.
A man who carjacked a woman in downtown Nashua fled the scene and led police from two-states on a chase that ended in an 8-vehicle crash on the Everett Turnpike.
The weekend search for an overdue skier at Cannon Mountain in Franconia concluded with the tragic discovery early Sunday of the skier’s body on the Upper Ravine Trail, according to NH Fish & Game.
Stephen Gracyalny, 59, of Candia was arrested on February 20 on one felony-level charge of arson.
As a result of the 2015 homeless count, New Hampshire reported 2,158 homeless individuals across
the state. Of that number, 1,370 were sheltered, 262 were unsheltered, and 526 individuals were doubled up (temporarily residing with family or friends).