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Cabinet News

Voters approve three warrants

WILTON – Voters at the annual meeting of the Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative School District on Saturday, March 5, approved the three articles on the warrant with no dissenting votes. Those articles included a budget totaling $13,152,064, a contribution of $130,000 to the Building Equipment ...

BAE Systems employees visit Fairgrounds Middle

NASHUA – BAE Systems celebrated National Engineers Week with a visit to Fairgrounds Middle School recently. BAE’s team met with 45 sixth-grade students and told them all about the field of engineering. At BAE, National Engineers Week is more than a week-long event – it’s a ...

Multicultural watercolors on display at library

NASHUA – “Faces in Watercolors,” an exhibit of portraits by Kavitha Chandrasekaran, is on display at the Nashua Public Library in March and April. The works include depictions of a diverse collection of people from Africa and Asia. There also are a couple portraits of pets, because, ...

Mill assessment challenged and changed

WILTON – The Label Art Building - known to long-time residents as the Abbott Worsted Mill – is the largest commercial building in town, and one of the oldest. Dating to the early 1800s, it was built by the Colony Brothers, and acquired by a group of businessmen in 1850, and then by Abbott ...