Maine State Police have issued a statewide alert asking residents to shelter in place after two “active shooter events” has left at least 22 people dead and many more injured.
During the Oct. 11 meeting, Mayor James Donchess said about 45 homeless individuals had been living along the railroad line that runs parallel to Temple Street.
A city man is being held without bail after he “popped three rounds off into the ground” in an argument Wednesday night with a woman who was temporarily relocated to the city’s new homeless encampment on Crown Street, according to court documents.
A Nashua man has been charged in connection with two suspicious deaths that occurred in a Maple Street parking lot in downtown Nashua late Friday night.
The people of New Boston have consistently said “no” to a new fire station, but the federal government this month said a resounding “yes,” awarding a $9.2 million grant that will expand and replace the current out-of-date station.
In a 4-2 vote, the Hooksett Planning Board requested a revised third-party study after representatives of the bus depot applicant, Ridgeback LLC, expressed concerns over the scope of a third-party study requested last month. Specifically, representatives of the applicant felt the third-party study should be limited to just portions of the town’s ordinances relating to noise and emissions within the town’s performance zone, where the depot would be located.
A Wiggins Airways training flight that crashed in Litchfield, Maine, in August, killing the two pilots, missed its approach to the Auburn, Maine, airport runway and was in a holding pattern when it descended rapidly, according to a preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board.
Londonderry Superintendent of Schools Daniel Black on Friday announced the decision to suspend the high school cheerleading program until further evaluation following allegations of “a toxic and pervasive culture of bullying.”
At a former Sears store, consumers who once searched for bargains on toasters, vacuum cleaners and air conditioners may soon test their fortunes at slot-like machines and card tables.
rojects in New Hampshire will share $11 million in grants from the Northern Border Regional Commission, including $1 million in grants for projects in Colebrook, Keene, Lancaster, Littleton and Mirror Lake.
United Way of Greater Nashua will host its fourth annual “Skydive United” fundraiser on Saturday, August 26. Spots are still available for any adventurous people interested in raising money for causes in our community.
The Londonderry Zoning Board of Appeals will wait until September to reconsider a variance request that would allow housing in an Industrial II site on Grenier Field Road, part of a proposed mixed-use development that includes industrial, office, retail and child care.
A nurse from New Hampshire and her child, kidnapped nearly two weeks ago while working with a faith-based educational mission in Haiti, are safe and have been released, according to an update on the organization’s website, El Roi Haiti.
The property the house was built on was granted to Edward Hilton in 1631 by King Charles I. Hilton, an Englishman, first settled on what’s now Hilton Point, in nearby Dover, in 1623. The house, built in 1706, and surrounding property on the corner of Exeter Road and Piscassic Road, is still owned by the Hilton family.
Gold Award Girl Scout Nikhitha Arumugam has been recognized for her outstanding work to reduce misunderstandings between cultures with one of just 110 national scholarships awarded to Gold Award Girl Scouts across the U.S.
A nurse working with a faith-based educational mission in Haiti has been kidnapped along with her young daughter, according to a statement posted on the mission’s website, El Roi Haiti.
The session will provide an update to neighbors and the general public on the progress toward the construction of a secure forensic psychiatric hospital adjacent to New Hampshire Hospital. The session will begin at 6 p.m.
Here’s how it all happened, based on the 25-page report that accompanied Thursday’s news conference, as well as past newspaper accounts.
