Good morning, Nashua.

Boston Bruins national anthem singer Todd Angilly performed with a Queen City choir at the Courvilles-Manchester long-term care facility on Thursday night during a patriotic concert celebrating America's 250th birthday.

He sang favorites from Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra, connecting with local residents.

New Hampshire schools will get more state aid for special education costs under a new law signed by Gov. Ayotte, but districts must complete extra paperwork.

The law takes effect in July 2028 and adds a lower cost tier with 15% reimbursement while reducing maximum reimbursement to 90%.

Ed Lecius, a Merrimack resident and retired officer from the Nashua Lions Club, was appointed as Lions International's representative to the United Nations (working with UNDOC and the New York NGO Committee on Drugs) by President Mark Lyon.

The appointment was announced recently.

A revised proposal for a self-storage facility at Buckmeadow Road is set for a Zoning Board review on July 14 after plan changes minimized wetland impact by eliminating two proposed upland buildings and adding improved drainage.

At Pheasant Lane Mall, dedicated walkers gather about 90 minutes before the stores open to exercise and shop.

Locals like Michael Sgro say the routine, which covers about half a mile per loop (on the upstairs walkway), helps them stay fit and manage health issues.

New Hampshire farm stands offer fresh fruits, vegetables and local treats this summer, with spots like Peter's Farm in Salem and Brookdale in Hollis operating on regular hours.

The stands, open throughout July and August, invite Nashua locals to enjoy seasonal produce and family-friendly experiences + explore local flavors.

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.