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Longtime Nashua Christian Academy soccer coach retires
After 11 years of coaching, 11 great seasons of many wins and losses, the girls varsity soccer coach, Michael Paul, has retired from that position at Nashua Christian Academy. As a player on the team,...
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DECA forms the future at Nashua South
Most students join clubs to have an enjoyable activity, something to fill their afternoon schedule or maybe even because all their friends are in the group. However, there is one club at Nashua High...
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WLC introducing competency-based grading
The state requires a new way of grading for high school students based on competencies. Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative Middle/High School has decided to pilot a few classes using the new system,...
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North up for Excellence in Education Award
Nashua High School North is in the running for the Excellence in Education Award, an honor given to deserving elementary, middle and high schools that demonstrate the highest quality of merit and...
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Dances enjoying growth in popularity at Campbell
What do homecoming, the winter holidays and Valentineâs Day have in common? They all call for dances, of course! Or maybe not. The students at Campbell High School have been enjoying this yearâs...
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BG girls hockey team fights for respect
The sport of hockey, both in being played and being watched, is truly a pleasure to few regions of the United States â New England being one of them. However, even in a region where the sport is most...
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Big Sister Syndi, Little Sister Malaysia find value in relationship, time
A good friendship is something that takes time to nourish, grow and blossom. For Big Sister Syndi and Little Sister Malaysia, it has been well worth the time itâs taken for their friendship to...
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Lilâ Iguanaâs Family Fun Day set; support from area businesses sought
The Lilâ Iguanaâs Childrenâs Safety Foundation will hold its annual Lilâ Iguanaâs Family Fun Day in February and is looking for vendors and sponsors. The Lilâ Iguanaâs Childrenâs Safety...
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Rotary supports teen area at Boys & Girls Club of Greater Nashua
NASHUA â The Rotary Club of Nashua recently contributed $15,000 to the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Nashua, fulfilling its pledge to the BGCGN Capital campaign for a total contribution of...
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Pets of the Week for Monday, Feb. 6
Bo Iâm a big guy with a goofy personality just looking for someone to love me! Since Iâm so large, I will do best in an adult only home with experienced dog owners. Donât worry, even though Iâm...
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AARP driver safety classes target needs
NASHUA â Mary Ellen Smith of Wilton recounts a story of driving one night at dusk with her husband, Dick. âThere was this great, big, beautiful full moon,â Smith said. âAnd I said to my...
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Wood or gas stoves provide heat when power goes out
Those of us who live on back roads in small towns expect the power to be off from time to time. We have lots of trees, and we like it that way. Many residents, of course, have installed generators, but...
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Brookline Womenâs Club hosts âGo Red for Womenâ event
In celebration of âGo Red for Womenâ month, the Brookline Womenâs Club welcomes Dr. Linda Sheldon of SJâs Internal Medicine of Nashua on Wednesday, Feb. 15, at 7:30 p.m., at Richard Maghakian...
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Grant to Youth Council strengthens families
Facing recent cuts in state-supported services for acting out youth, the Youth Council decided to focus its energy on helping parents. âResearch shows that strengthening parenting skills goes a long...
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Margueriteâs Placeâs âLucky 13â Jazz & Juice fundraiser
If just the mention of Friday the 13th has thoughts of superstition and mayhem swirling through your brain, then Margueriteâs Placeâs annual Jazz & Juice fundraiser might be just the thing to...
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Grants to Youth Council help strengthen families
NASHUA â The Youth Council, facing recent cuts in state-supported services for youths, decided to focus its energy on helping parents. âResearch shows that strengthening parenting skills goes a...
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Amherst club offers funds to local nonprofits
AMHERST âThe Amherst Junior Womenâs Club invites nonprofit organizations in need of charitable contributions to apply for a donation. The club raises money throughout the year and then disburses...
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United Way to address Nashuaâs greatest needs with Bank of America grant
United Way of Greater Nashuaâs efforts to support proven effective programs that address the regionâs most pressing human service needs received a big boost recently with a $13,000 grant from the...
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Religious News & Events - February 11, 2012
NASHUA ARLINGTON STREET UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Sunday worship begins at 10 a.m. with the Rev. Bruce Bradshaw, and childrenâs Sunday School is from 9:30-10:30 a.m. On Feb.
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Cocoa stand benefits Alzheimerâs Association in honor of Hudson boysâ...
HUDSON â Brandon and Tyler Blanchette will open their fourth annual âBig Papaâs Hot Cocoa Standâ on Sunday, Feb. 12, with all proceeds going to the Alzheimerâs Association. The first year,...
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