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10/21/2025

In addition to Waypoint staff who were available to greet families and inform them of resources, other community organizations attended to promote and offer their resources, such as Danielle Crowe of the The Greater Nashua Prevention Coalition offering free medication lock boxes as part of the Lock it Up! Campaign, and Robert Ortiz of the Arlington Street Community Center and Public Health Department’s fatherhood support group. READ MORE -->

The Nashua Public Library, in partnership with Waypoint, held the fourth annual Fall/Halloween Fest on Tuesday, October 14.

10/21/2025

Today's profile in our ongoing Veterans Day Series recognizes the service of George Kimball, U.S. Air Force. READ MORE -->

It's been said that for every military man or woman that fires on the enemy, there are at least nine support people in the background. There are the support people that one would think of first… like the quartermasters that distribute food, water and ammo to the soldiers in the field.

10/21/2025

League of Women Voters will be holding a Board of Education Candidate Forum on Oct. 22 (Wednesday) at the Nashua Public Library.

10/21/2025

Link do over, as Facebook is messing with me again. 😠

Former U.S. Senator Rick Sa****um had one core message for assembled Republicans at the Courtyard by Marriott Event Center on Friday night: the country needs a national constitutional convention before it is too late.

10/21/2025

Former U.S. Senator Rick Sa****um had one core message for assembled Republicans at the Courtyard by Marriott Event Center on Friday night: the country needs a national constitutional convention before it is too late.

10/17/2025

Our series, Honoring Those Who Served, continues today with a profile of Corporal Sarah Boilard-Dumont, with an honest assessment of her time in Kuwait during Desert Storm. Thanks to Gary Ledoux for this special Veterans Day undertaking. READ MORE -->

“The siren sounded, everyone hit the deck – and pulled on their gas masks. You had your gas mask with you wherever you went. SCUD missiles were on the way – but they rarely hit anything important. One exploded over the barracks one time and shook the walls, but it was no big deal. After a whil...

10/17/2025

Live music and lively arts abound.

10/17/2025

“Vietnam was the most frustrating action ever engaged in by the U.S. military,” said then-Captain Lewis Chipola. “It was a war the politicians wouldn’t let us win. Our guys would fight to take a hill or some other piece of real estate, many times with a high cost of lives and wounded. We wou...

10/17/2025

“Our family is deeply rooted in New Hampshire” said George Kimball, son of Sergeant First Class Rowe Kimball, as the unofficial family historian. “The original Kimball ancestor, Richard, came to the New World in 1634 and settled in Ipswich, MA. Around 1775, our line of the Kimball family arriv...

10/17/2025

It’s here, people. Hershey’s told us in July that this fall the price of its chocolate products would increase by double digits. They weren’t kidding.

10/17/2025

A majority of New Hampshire voters think their community needs more affordable housing, and are in favor of changing land use regulations to do it, according to a new survey.