Good morning, Nashua.

City Year New Hampshire will host its annual Starry Starry Night gala on Saturday, Apr.

18 at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Manchester to honor civic leaders Dick and Barbara Couch for their support of community and education, uniting community and business leaders to back AmeriCorps Student Success Coaches.

Circle Furniture is filing for bankruptcy after abruptly closing its Massachusetts and Portsmouth stores before Christmas, impacting employees and customers who did not receive their orders.

The company faces over $13 million in liabilities against $2.2 million in assets.

Cosmic Moose Art transforms local landmarks with bright art, guiding hikers with AMC Trail Signs.

Katherine Underwood will explore indoor activities for kids to keep them creative and busy as temperatures cool (New England Rollersports hosting this week).

Over the weekend, Cranmore Mountain renamed its learning center in Conway for longtime ski school director Karen Dolan.

Dolan led the ski school for 50 years and began skiing at age 2, ensuring her legacy lives on through the center.

Long icicles hang from rooftops as ice dams form when warm air escapes and snow refreezes; local roofers warn that build-up near gas meters may cause damage.

In Nashua, investigators probed if ice contributed to Monday’s explosion at the Greater Nashua Mental Health building (and ask residents to report hazards).

Nashua emergency management is investigating why a gas leak alert meant for Nashua was sent to all phones in Hillsborough County at 2:39 p.m. Monday after firefighters responded to a gas leak and explosion; state officials will help determine the cause of the error.

The Personnel Administrative Affairs Committee recommended renaming the Arlington Street Community Center as the Gloria Timmons Community Center (a tribute to her decades of service) in honor of the late alderwoman; the full Board of Aldermen will soon review the proposal in Nashua.

Center Conway native Mike King, who coaches for the Ottawa Senators, will serve as video coach for the U.S. men's ice hockey team at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics.

He will brief the team before their preliminary round on Thursday, Feb. 12 (representing New Hampshire at the games).

Hannes Schneider, the father of alpine skiing, fled Nazi Europe and settled in North Conway where he taught innovative downhill techniques that shaped modern ski racing.

His legacy continues to influence local winter sports history.