Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 28th of January.
Good morning, Nashua.
The Nashua Lions Club aids global and local communities through its Recycle for Sight program, collecting 2,000 pairs of glasses every four months to support eye care in third world nations and helping Nashua residents with eye and hearing exams.
Police in Nashua identify Albert Glaeser, 51, as the victim in a fatal crash after his vehicle struck a utility pole and power was shut off to extricate him.
Nashua Police are investigating a single-vehicle crash on Daniel Webster Highway that resulted in the death of Albert Glaeser, 51, after his car hit a telephone pole.
A 3.8-magnitude earthquake impacted New Hampshire, reaching as far as Augusta, Maine, and down into Connecticut, with reports of tremors even in Boston skyscrapers.
Unclaimed Property Search Event
The NH State Treasury's Abandoned Property Division will assist attendees at the Nashua Senior Activity Center to search for unclaimed properties.
World Academy Open House
An informative event for prospective families to explore quality educational programs for children from six weeks to grade eight at World Academy.
17th Annual Cupid's Chase 5K in Nashua
The Cupid's Chase 5K invites participants of all abilities, including runners, walkers, and rollers, to support Community Options, Inc. through fundraising efforts.
Joss Stone Concert
British singer-songwriter Joss Stone, known for her multi-platinum debut album The Soul Sessions, will perform live at the Nashua Center for the Arts.
Stand-Up Comedy with Anthony Rodia: Laugh Till It Hurts Tour
Anthony Rodia, the Italian-American stand-up comedian, brings his 'Laugh Till It Hurts' tour to Nashua Center for the Arts, offering a night of comedy inspired by his life experiences.
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