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Every issue of The Nashua Note
31 issues and counting
October 2026
Oct 7Heating oil jumps 31%, and a missing Nashua man's federal gun casePlus a new chief at Families in Transition, trash a day late, and free senior outing ticketsSeptember 2026
Sep 28Housing money could pay for Keefe, and the Y has a new chiefPlus two dead on Route 101, a city property auction, and the Multicultural Festival's second trySep 25One Veterans Memorial Bridge lane closed, and Multicultural Festival rescheduledPlus a tied governor's race, where the new housing is going, and a record year for bald eaglesSep 23An arson arrest on Barnsdale Road, and Keefe Auditorium eyes $20 millionPlus downtown owners say the block feels better, and Manchester shuts the Queen City BridgeSep 21Nashua weighs $78 million in borrowing, and a 2019 disappearance resurfacesPlus a record $402K jackpot at The Nash, a data center pause, and the Multicultural FestivalSep 18Nashua auctions off 10 properties, and the school tax cap heads to the ballotPlus $170K for the Historical Society, 124 layoffs at Dartmouth Health, and touch-a-truck at the airportSep 16A Nashua man's $30K crypto warning, and the chief justice resignsPlus a resource center opens on High Street, a 16% gas rate hike, and free music lessons FridaySep 14Sewer rates head up, and Nashua home prices tie a recordPlus a library book 132 years overdue, arrests in the Kimball Castle fire, and Comicon weekendSep 11Nashua's November ballot is set, and Nottingham hits pause on data centersPlus City Academy applications, a food festival on Chandler Street, and a pub crawl for United WaySep 9Nashua groceries hold flat as tariffs hit, and Pappas meets Sununu in NovemberPlus 37 biliteracy seals, a ballot audit in Merrimack, and a silent reading partySep 7A Nashua college gets a free plane, and a resource center finds a temporary homePlus cyberattacks on water systems, a state revenue rebound, and polls open at 6 AMSep 4Nashua may close a school, and federal observers head to the pollsPlus PFAS in a Chester field, overdoses at a decade low, and a Labor Day thrill show in HudsonSep 2A data center eyes Bow, and a biotech buys the old Merrimack breweryPlus a 15-year soccer drought ends, a clean trauma review at St. Joseph, and Tuesday's primaryAugust 2026
Aug 31The Nash gives away $2.7 million, and Buckmeadow storage gets voted downPlus Easterseals reverses course, a Bow wristband ruling, and where the primary standsAug 28Meta pays NH $224M, resource center gets a trial run, and lanternflies arrivePlus police horses funded by merch, painted parking spots in Merrimack, and a big art weekendAug 26A dinosaur tiki bar opens downtown, and road funding could doublePlus a quarter of Granite Staters are eyeing to move out of New HampshireAug 24School starts tomorrow, 2,000 backpacks, and a Lynde Street firePlus Laconia Bike Week's leader, a 1977 cold case, and a stacked Saturday downtownAug 21Nashua schools hit top 30, tolls rise, and NH primary drops to thirdPlus a new scanner at Southern NH Medical and a puzzle race at the libraryAug 19Back-to-back apartment fires, brewfest Saturday, and a Fenway first for MerrimackPlus: 15 murals are coming to the Tree Streets on August 29July 2026
Jul 22New Hampshire just got named the best state to move toPlus Medicaid work rules, tax caps, and a car-free Main StreetJul 17The yellow haze explained, Exit 4A slips to 2031Plus library workers call for a mediator and a food pantry at 100 people a dayJul 15Yellow haze sky, NH is dead last in school fundingEverything happening in Nashua this week, salad greens includedJul 13FBI SWAT makes an arrest, home prices break a record, and a new ER opensWe've also got a Celtic trio, free pickleball, and JetBlue's exitJul 8A Porsche bought with COVID money, two Dodgers legends, and a felted cowPlus $2.2 million in casino cash and a very busy Saturday in HollisJul 6Nashua is one of America's best-run citiesThe ranking, the events, and the stories you missed this weekJul 3We're Back & Happy Fourth!Sorry we were gone for a bit...June 2026
Jun 8A parade saved, a sci-fi short takes top prize, and a budget squeezePlus Ayotte files for a second term and a summer reading kickoffJun 3Casino at the castle, pricey daycare, and to-dosPlus Silver Knights re-up at Holman and baby names!May 2026
May 27Parents push back, BAE goes big, and Nashua South wins againAlso inside: a new alderman, a parade saved, and a mural worth a walk downtownMay 22Rubber ducks, pickleball, and a Survivor winner from NHWhat a week, Nashua.May 22Charity Donations, Pickleball, Survivor, and MoreWhat a week, Nashua.