Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 1st of July.
Good morning, Nashua.
Reenactors from a historic company (dating back to 1775) will bring the story of the first New Hampshire regiment to life tonight at the American independence center, where visitors can explore how New Hampshire helped form the nation.
Reenactors from the NH First Regiment, a company dating to 1775, perform tonight at the American Independence Center to bring history to life and show NH’s role in shaping the nation; WMUR meteorologist Jacqueline Thomas earns praise for her talent beyond weather.
The New Hampshire Department of Education released a 60-page report on Tuesday recommending a new accountability system to help schools improve.
The plan will be presented to the State Board later this summer and is aimed at boosting feedback + student success.
Franklin Pierce, New Hampshire's only president from Hillsborough, took office in the 1850s amid rising national tensions — his single term saw policies that intensified debates over slavery and edged the nation closer to civil war.
Manchester ranked No. 3 and Nashua No. 5 in a WalletHub analysis of public services using 36 metrics (including financial stability and safety), showing both cities excel in managing resources.
Local officials credited teamwork as they work to improve services and address housing challenges.
Health experts and the National Weather Service advise residents to keep their homes cool as dangerously hot weather approaches+ they recommend covering windows, avoiding heat-producing appliances, and visiting air-conditioned malls or libraries for relief.
Over the weekend, 18-year-old defenseman Mikhail Cherepanov, who recorded five goals and 26 assists with the Mountain Kings, was drafted in the seventh round by the Dallas Stars and thanked local fans in Hooksett for their support as he pursues an NHL career.
Goffstown native and former UNH goalie Kyle Chauvette is at Bruins development camp today to train with team prospects and free agent signees as he hopes to earn a spot on his hometown roster after serving as emergency backup for the San Jose Sharks.
City officials finalized a 15-year lease with Granite Diamond LLC so the Silver Knights will keep calling Holman Stadium home.
The deal secures the venue for upcoming games and local sports events.
Nashua Silver Knights vs. Vermont Lake Monsters
6:03-10:03 p.m. — Holman Stadium — Tickets from $40 — Experience thrilling live baseball between local teams in Nashua.
Marc Cohn and Shawn Colvin Concert
7-10 p.m. — Nashua Center for the Arts — Tickets available — Experience a night of folk and pop-infused melodies with two Grammy-winning artists.
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