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Bishop Guertin High School juniors receive their class rings
Bishop Guertin High School juniors gathered for a ceremony to receive their class rings on Nov. 14. The members of the Class of 2014 added this ceremony to the many milestones and challenges they have...
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South honor society applicants await notification
Itâs that time of year again! Despite what first comes to mind, this isnât a reference to the sudden outbreak of holiday jingles, glistening lights and crazed shoppers. âTis the season for a new...
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North teacher works with national initiative
Chris Saunders, chairman of the Nashua High School North English department, was selected to serve as a consultant for the National Math and Science Initiative. The nonprofit organization was founded...
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WLC students rally for injured friend
After a 17-year-old boy from Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative High School fell 100 feet into a quarry on Nov. 20, the students at the school came together to help their friend and classmate. Students...
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Pets of the Week for Dec. 3: Meet Fonzy and Nathan
Fonzy Itâs me, the Fonz! Just like my namesake, I love to give the thumbs-up, and youâll be impressed with my big double paws â and thatâs only one of the many cute things about me! Iâm 8...
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Hollis, Nashua studentsâ Rotary-sponsored project wins international award
When Anupama Rao, a senior at Hollis Brookline High School, learned about an opportunity to help provide photovoltaic solar power to a boys hostel in a remote village in India, her advocacy for the...
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Currants victim of blister rust eradication program
There are few black currants in New Hampshire. My mother-in-law said, or at least strongly implied, that the men who came around in the late 1920s and pulled out all of her bushes were rude,...
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Spending time together is most important in Big Brother of Greater Nashua match
While growing up as the youngest of three siblings, Phil always wondered what it would be like to be a big brother. So now, seven months into their match, Phil is a Big Brother to 12-year-old Jonathan....
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Amherst to hold annual three-day Tree Lighting Festival
AMHERST â The Amherst Tree Lighting Festival will be held Friday-Sunday, Dec. 7-9. All events are free or are accepting donations, unless stated otherwise. Here is the schedule: Friday, Kickoff â...
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Thank you from Cure With Hope
At this holiday time, near the end of our third year, Cure With Hope would like to thank each and every one of our supporters for their continued and unselfish contributions to our cause over this past...
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Greater Milford Outreach hosts speaker from Families in Transition on Dec. 4
MILFORD â The next meeting of Greater Milford Outreach will be held Tuesday, Dec. 4, in the Milford Town Hall Banquet Room (Middle Street door) from 8-9 a.m. The presentation will be on Families in...
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Ultimate Play Date December schedule announced by Family Resource Center of...
NASHUA â Parents of children up to age 5 are invited to get out of the house and connect with other parents at the Ultimate Free Play Date program offered by the Family Resource Center of Greater...
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Santa and Mrs. Claus coming to Litchfield
LITCHFIELD â Jolly old St. Nick will be making his way back to town once again for the Litchfield Womenâs Clubâs annual Santaâs Workshop breakfast event on Saturday, Dec. 8. The fun will begin...
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Nashua-based program helps families handle stress
NASHUA â As we prepare for the holidays, stress levels can rise from financial stress, school-related stress and normal family stressors. If you have a child or teen who isnât following rules,...
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Pfc. Keith M. Raymond
Marine Corps Pfc. Keith M. Raymond, son of Kathy Kalpokas, of Derry, and Richard J. Raymond II, of Nashua, graduated from recruit training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S.C. Raymond is...
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Petty Officer 1st Class Alexander Alford
Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Alexander R. Alford, son of Lucia Lawler, of Merrimack, along with 5,500 sailors and Marines assigned to the Enterprise Carrier Strike Group, recently arrived in Norfolk,...
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Brookline After-School Ski Program registration begins
BROOKLINE â The Brookline After-School Ski Program will be held at Pats Peak on Fridays for five weeks starting Feb 15. The Program is open to all students in the area from readiness through high...
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Windham High places second at first math meet
WINDHAM â The Windham High School math team finished second in its division at its first meet at Masconomet Regional High School in Topsfield, Mass. Of the 13 teams competing in both divisions,...
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Nashua North to perform âAs You Like Itâ
The Nashua High School North Titan Drama Club will perform William Shakespeareâs comedy âAs You Like Itâ at 7 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, Dec. 6-8. The Titan dramatists will take to the forest of...
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Nashua Area Retired Educators to hold holiday luncheon
NASHUA â The Nashua Area Retired Educators Association will hold its annual Holiday Event and Luncheon at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 12, at Nashua Country Club. The program will feature a Holiday...
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