Developer Dick Anagnost said the housing is crucial to the development, which is expected to generate 1,300 jobs.
Bacteria levels remain elevated in both Parsons Creek and Wallis Beach between Wallis Beach extension and Parsons Creek, and residents should avoid those areas.
Local developers have submitted plans to the city to convert an historic church in downtown Concord into more than 30 units of market-rate apartments.
A controversial diesel school bus storage area will take center stage at the next Hooksett Planning Board meeting
One of four variance requests for a mixed-use development that could generate as many as 1,300 jobs in the greater Manchester area was denied by the Londonderry Zoning Board of Adjustment last week.
The land includes the former A.P. Horne Nursery and the MacEwen home, along with many outbuildings, which will be removed to make way for the proposed police station and fire substation, both of which have been identified as necessary for the safety of the community, the ability to provide necessary services, and to provide quality environments that support the vital work of our employees.
Fred and Rosalind Slavic bought 300 acres of forestland at the foot of Little Monadnock Mountain in the 1960s and, aside from cutting some of the trees for their homestead, left the woods relatively untouched for six decades.
As employers struggle to fill vacant positions, they are having to offer higher wages to recruit new employees. But what about the incumbents? What about the employees who have faithfully stood by their employer through the disruptions of COVID?
Justin Janvrin was the son of NH State Rep. Jason Janvrin of Seabrook.
The 603 History Hunt kicks off July 1 giving people a chance to see New Hampshire in ways they never have before, and win prizes!
The drama unfolded at about noon on June 3 when neighbors reported hearing gunshots at 124 Elkins St.
The shrine to baseball that was Ebbets Field is gone, but the shrine to the triumph of the human spirit over the tragedy that was racial segregation in America that is Holman Stadium, remains. And that shrine was honored Tuesday night when Nashua’s historic baseball park became the eighth memorial on the Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire.
On Tuesday, May 30, Holman Stadium will officially become part of the New Hampshire Black History Trail, when a plaque is dedicated honoring the ballyard’s role in serving as the home of the first integrated American professional baseball team in the 20th Century. The 1946 Nashua Dodgers featured Negro Leagues veterans Roy Campanella and Don Newcombe, who along with Jackie Robinson, were the nucleus of the 1949-56 Brooklyn Dodgers Dynasty that won five National League pennants and one World Series in eight years.
This year, our LGN class chose to breathe new life into the courtyard at Family Promise, a non-profit. Family Promise is on a mission to end homelessness, one family at a time. Because they believe that every child deserves a home. Through safe housing and education, Family Promise guides families as they break the cycle, and rise from homelessness to sustainable independence.
Nashua Public Library Collaborates with Positive Street Art to Seek Artist for Library Card Design that Represents Nashua as a Welcoming City.
The Nashua Public Library, in partnership with the Community Development Division and the Division of Public Health & Community Services, is hosting a new community event focused on bringing the community together to learn more about sustainable projects, practices, and organizations in Nashua.
The screening will be preceded by two songs from a musical version of ‘The Hunchback of Notre’ by members of Actorsingers, a local community theater group.
