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Former NYC mayor injured in I-93 crash

MANCHESTER - Former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani is recovering after being involved in a car crash on Interstate 93 north on the evening of Aug. 31. According to State Police, Giuliani, 81, and his driver, Theodore Goodman, were traveling on I-93 south when they were flagged down by a ...

Retired Air Force officer to share 9/11 experience

LONDONDERRY — Glenn Carlson, who at the time was a B-52 electronic warfare officer in the U.S. Air Force, had just returned from a Red Flag exercise when America came under attack 24 years ago. On Sept. 4, Carlson will be at the Aviation Museum of New Hampshire to discuss what he saw from ...

Nashua Historical Society to host tour of Old South Cemetery

NASHUA - As New England joins the nation in marking the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, the Nashua Historical Society is bringing history to life in an unforgettable way. Slated for Sept. 6, the Old Souls of the Old South Cemetery Tour will feature reenactors portraying real ...

Thank You Project’s Water Walk slated for Sept. 13

NASHUA - For the 10th year, the Thank You Project, led by Chairman Charles Okorie, will be hosting its two-mile Water Walk on Sept. 13. The event will begin at 9 a.m. at Greeley Park, 100 Concord St. Online registration is available at ...

Still life painting exhibit on display at New Hampshire Antique Co-op

MILFORD — The New Hampshire Antique Co-op is presenting The American Still Life: Two Centuries of Timeless Tradition, an art exhibit celebrating the enduring beauty of still life painting from the 19th century to the present day. The exhibit will be on display until Dec. 31 in the ...

First responders offer critical back to school safety advice

As students prepare for the new school season, first responders with American Medical Response urge families to prioritize safety during this busy season. With shifting routines and school zones bustling once again, it is crucial that parents, drivers and students stay alert and follow ...