Good morning, Nashua.

A New Hampshire man won $50,000—by buying hot dogs and two scratch tickets at a convenience store in Joppa, Maryland—while on a work assignment; he claimed the prize on May 23 before returning home and said he plans to use some of it to buy a fishing rod.

Gov. Kelly Ayotte, state police and the Marine Trades Association met in Gilford on Friday to urge boaters to follow safety rules as summer approaches—ensuring that life jackets, sound devices, fire extinguishers, registration and proper certifications are in place.

Officials said over 100,000 boats were registered last year and that equipment checks will be performed during boating stops.

Sen. Maggie Hassan said she was shocked by Director Kristi Noem's inverted definition of habeas corpus during the May 20 Senate hearing.

Hassan explained that she expected a clear explanation of the constitutional right—used to challenge detention—and emphasized its importance.

Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander met with Nashua Center staff, clients, and healthcare professionals on May 28 to discuss pending cuts to Medicaid funding proposed in the FY reconciliation bill—she warned that reduced Medicaid support could strain services at the center and lead to hospital closures. Center leaders stressed that Medicaid, which funds 98% of their operations, is essential for serving children and adults with developmental disabilities and acquired brain disorders.

Traffic data from the New Hampshire Department of Transportation showed that over Memorial Day weekend 1,312,252 vehicles passed through toll plazas (a decrease of about 0.8% compared to last year) and on Memorial Day 309,524 vehicles passed compared to 283,759 in 2024 as traffic picked up on Monday.

Derry’s Liam Doyle, a Pinkerton Academy alumnus, led the Vols to a 9-2 win over Miami University on Friday by striking out 11 batters and allowing just one run—he earned SEC Pitcher of the Year honors and is expected to be the second pick in the MLB draft by the Los Angeles Angels, potentially breaking a local record set by Carlton Fisk in 1967.

Pinkerton baseball beat Windham to complete its undefeated regular season.

The team will play Louisville tomorrow night.

Aimee Mann: Lost in Space Anniversary Tour

7:30-9 p.m. — Nashua Center for the Arts — Tickets Required — Experience the iconic Aimee Mann perform hits from her celebrated 2002 album with Jonathan Coulton supporting.

Menopause the Musical 2

2-3:30 p.m. — Nashua Center for the Arts — Cost info not specified — The girls are back for a hilarious sequel at sea!

Another Tequila Sunrise - Eagles Tribute

8:00-9:30 p.m. — Nashua Center for the Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience a captivating tribute to the Eagles as their timeless hits come alive.

Dog Adoption Event at Lovering Volvo Cars

11 AM – 1 PM — Lovering Volvo Cars Nashua — Donations from vehicle sales — Meet 5 adorable adoptable pups and contribute to a good cause!

Summer Reading Challenge Kick-off Party

6-8 p.m. — Nashua Public Library — Free entry — Celebrate the start of summer reading with games, crafts, and fun activities for all ages.

Over the Edge Rappelling Event

1 PM – 4 PM — Brady Sullivan Plaza — Fundraising opportunity — Show your courage as you rappel down a 24-story building for local nonprofits.

The Day the Colors Came to Play

10:30 AM — Nashua Public Library — Free entry — A vibrant, hands-on play program for preschoolers to enhance creativity and sensory exploration.

3rd Annual Tossing Hunger Aside Cornhole Tournament

11 AM – 2 PM — Spyglass Brewing Company — Sign up required — Enjoy a fun-filled day of cornhole and community spirit while supporting a charitable cause.

Modern Calligraphy Workshop at Spyglass Brewing Company

12:00 – 1:30 PM — Spyglass Brewing Company — Ticket required — Explore the art of modern calligraphy with a fun hands-on workshop including all materials provided.

Greater Nashua Gamers Meetup

7-10 p.m. — La Hacienda Del Rio — Free entry — Gather with fellow gamers to enjoy an evening of fun and games in a vibrant setting.