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Amherst residents author book documenting Greatest Generation

Cabinet News

AMHERST - Do you remember your childhoods? Longtime Amherst residents Susan Spiess and Peggy Silva have documented stories of growing up in Amherst from the memories of the children who grew up there during the era of the 1950s and 1960s. Not a history, but stories and photos woven into a ...

Bakes for Breast Cancer to host July fundraiser

Cabinet News

Bakes for Breast Cancer, a nonprofit organization dedicated to funding breast cancer researchers and clinicians, will be hosting a fundraiser from July 18-24. Founder Carol Sneider launched this event and organization in memory of her mother who lost her battle with breast cancer at the age ...

Greater Nashua Habitat for Humanity awarded $150K in tax credits

Cabinet News

HOLLIS - The Greater Nashua Habitat for Humanity recently received $150,000 in tax credits from the state Community Development Finance Authority to support its Critical Home Repair Program. Some of the program's services include safety upgrades for handicapped individuals, installing grab ...

Arrest made in Milford cold case murder

Cabinet News

MILFORD - Douglas Herlihy, 39, of Saugus, Mass., was taken into custody on June 17 for allegedly murdering his father, 50-year-old Milford resident Paul Herlihy, in August 2003. According to the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office, Paul Herlihy died of blunt force trauma at his Nashua ...

Bedford High student killed after jumping from moving vehicle

Bedford News

BEDFORD — For the third time this year, the life of another Bedford teenager came to an abrupt and tragic end as the result of a motor vehicle crash. According to the Bedford Police Department, the driver, a junior at Bedford High School, jumped from his Audi A4 on the evening of June 8. ...

Londonderry High student wins coveted Brodsky Prize

Cabinet News

LONDONDERRY – Kelsey Sweet, a junior at Londonderry High School, recently received a $5,000 scholarship and the prestigious Brodsky Prize for excellence in student journalism. During the competition, Sweet was recognized for her “well-sourced writing, initiative and journalistic ...