Nashua News

Mark Donnelly, 30, of Manchester, with his fiancee Vanessa Hall, the mother of their 2-year-old daughter, Madyson.

Levasseur, an attorney in private practice, has never set foot in the register of probate office.

And while the winning, $590 million Powerball ticket was sold in Florida, New Hampshire did have its share of winners in the Saturday Powerball drawing: A $1 million ticket sold at Bunny's Superette in Manchester.

Rolfe, 65, is accused of beating his sister to death with an undisclosed object, causing multiple blunt force injuries to her head and contusions to her brain.

Camacho was wanted by the New Hampshire Parole Board on an outstanding arrest warrant for parole violations stemming from his original conviction and sentence for the possession and sale of narcotics.

Editor's note: Gate City Musings, a column on City Hall happenings and other Nashua items, is published every other Monday.

Aldermen began their initial inspection of Mayor Donnalee Lozeau's proposed operating budget of $236 million last week, and will pick up where they left off at tonight's aldermanic Budget Review Committee meeting.

GT Advanced Technologies Inc., supplier of manufacturing equipment for solar and energy-efficient lighting products based in Nashua, has acquired Thermal Technology LLC, a supplier of high-temperature furnaces.

This week, the Board of Aldermen approved a resolution authorizing the city to enter into a lease agreement with Gate City Community Gardens.

The city could soon have a new leader in its legal department, as the mayor intends on recommending a new corporation counsel to handle Nashua's legal matters.

Lamprey Health Center Chief Executive Officer Ann Hathaway Peters retired Friday from a place that was "like another home and family" to her.

There are 43 killers who have been released from state prison on lifetime parole, but don't expect to find out whether they live next door to you or any other information about their supervision in society.

Oliver Huck of Merrimack smiles to a relative as she snaps a photograph during Saturday's graduation ceremony at Nashua Community College.

Members of the Nashua Police Department Youth Services Division arrested Aldo Batista Dos Santos, 37, of 32 Gingras Drive in Nashua.

Three Massachusetts residents face multiple felony charges after allegedly impersonating police and attacking a Hollis man in his mobile home early Friday morning.

This week, the Board of Aldermen approved a resolution authorizing the city to enter into a lease agreement with Gate City Community Gardens.

Joe Drift, executive chef and owner of Saffron Bistro in Nashua, announced Thursday that his restaurant is closing.

High School, 6 Bartlett Ave. It's 1961, and life is just swell at Nottingham High for John Prince, class president and big man on campus, who keeps the rich Normans happy by stealing from the poor Saxons.

Local sculptor John Weidman helped out the Sculpture Symposium raise money by helping amateur artists create wrought iron casts.

Councilor Chris Sununu, R-District 3, accused the three-member majority of "trying to play favorites," in a reference to State Rep.