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Nashua teens seriously injured in Turnpike crash

Merrimack News

MERRIMACK – Anjalie Cruz and Ateyah Gendron, both 18 and of Nashua, sustained serious injuries in a rollover crash on the F.E. Everett Turnpike during the early morning hours of Sept. 13. According to State Police, at 1:27 a.m., troopers responded to the location of two vehicles that were ...

Local students named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists

Cabinet News

The following local high school students were recently chosen as semifinalists for National Merit Scholarships. Bedford High School - Soren Abel, Kayla Calderone, Aditi Jamkhande, Sunay Komarla and Arjun Puninchittaya Hollis Brookline High School in Hollis - Aedan Barrus, Anne Longtin and ...

Find Your Farm Wellness

Cabinet News

I lean against Mable’s fur during my donkey yoga class at Mountain View Grand Resort and Spa and I’ve never felt more calm. My mat is spread across the meadow as Mable and I namaste with views over Mount Lafayette, distant Owl’s Head peaks, and the Kilkenny Range. I’m in the midst ...

Body found in Bedford stretch of Merrimack River

Bedford News

BEDFORD – An investigation is underway regarding a body that was found in the Merrimack River near Hawthorne Road. According to State Police, troopers and Marine Patrol officers responded to the scene at 3:22 p.m. on Sept. 12. The preliminary investigation suggested that the person may ...

Thank You Project hosts 11th annual Water Walk

Cabinet News

NASHUA - Joined by Gov. Kelly Ayotte, Charles Okorie, chairman of the Thank You Project, once again led participants along the two-mile route from Greeley Park to the Nashua River for this year’s Water Walk. Okorie said his organization has been working to raise money to drill wells in ...

Nashua and Merrimack recognize 25th anniversary of 9/11

Cabinet News

First responders and local officials in Nashua and Merrimack joined countless other communities around the country last Friday to acknowledge the quarter century that has passed since the worst terrorist attack in American history. In Nashua, Mayor James Donchess remembered the countless ...