MERRIMACK - A unique event focused on water safety was presented for the first time on World Drowning Prevention Day, July 25, at the Merrimack YMCA Branch of the YMCA of Greater Nashua, during a fun-filled inaugural "For the Love of the Y Duck Race," presented at the pool to bystanders, duck ...
AMHERST – Ever heard of a book desert? They exist – they are places where people do not have free and easy access to books. Annabelle Moriarity wanted to address this situation by providing access to books and literacy resources for children age 6-12 in southern New Hampshire. She collected ...
NASHUA, N.H. — Twenty-five local high school students spent the week exploring careers in healthcare during St. Joseph Hospital's 2026 Health Careers Academy, a free, hands-on summer program designed to inspire the next generation of healthcare professionals. Held July 13–17, the ...
BROOKLINE - Jon Eriquezzo and his family purchased their Melendy Pond home at 2 Second St. in 1975 -- at the time, everything was fine. “It was a great place to be,” he said. “The houses there were worth a lot of money.” That changed In 1993 when the town added a $40,000 "amenity ...
WASHINGTON – The Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee advanced bipartisan legislation that U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan helped introduce to help patients better understand the cost of their health care before they receive it. The Patients Deserve Price Tags Act ...
WILTON – He was the cinema’s first sex symbol, causing hordes of female moviegoers to flock to his pictures throughout the 1920s. He starred in films designed to show off his Latin looks, his smoldering eyes, and his dancer’s body. And his untimely death in August, 1926 prompted mob ...