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Saturday, March 21st, 2026
Good morning, Nashua. Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 21st of March.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Workers at Twin Rivers Food Pantry in Franklin say household visits rose by 6% in 2024 as high food prices and tougher SNAP rules drive demand. Up to 180 households now register weekly and the pantry serves 16 communities (offering food and hygiene programs). WMUR
- ➤ Tonight, Sean McDonald heads to Mount Washington to observe how volunteers keep operations running smoothly in extreme weather (a firsthand look at local service). WMUR
ECONOMY NEWS
- ➤ At Osborne Farm in Loudon, off-road diesel prices have risen from $3.80 to $4.99 per gallon since Mar. 3, raising concerns that increased fuel costs could drive up delivery fees when the busy season begins. WMUR
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ State Sen. Bill Gannon from Sandown said delaying school start until after Labor Day could boost the economy and tourism — letting kids enjoy an extra week off. Lawmakers continue to debate the proposal as schools consider the change. New Hampshire Union Leader
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Director of Administrative Services Tim Cummings announced that no property revaluations will occur in 2026 due to a shortage of assessors and a slow market; the department is preparing to switch to new appraisal software—setting the stage for the next revaluation in 2028. Nashua Ink Link
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Earlier this season, the New England Wildcats won the invite-only Mrs. Hockey tournament in Fort Lauderdale and later played in the NHAHA 12U Tier 1 state final in Manchester where they lost 1-0. Coach Ben Lovejoy praised the team for its hard work and commitment to growing girls hockey. WMUR
- ➤ Special Olympics athlete Charlie Helfrich offered Boston Marathon training tips in Alanna Flood’s blog while advising runners to cut back on water in the rain; the blog also promotes a fundraiser for Special Olympics New Hampshire. WMUR
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Nashua 12th Annual Easter Family Fun Day
11 AM – 4 PM — Broad Street Elementary School — Free entry — Celebrate Easter with games, local vendors, and a festive egg hunt.
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NSKS Run & Walk for Food & Shelter
1:00 p.m. — Rivier University — Registration fees may apply — Participate in the 31st Annual Nashua Soup Kitchen & Shelter fundraiser on foot for a good cause.
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