Good morning, Nashua.

Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed a proclamation recognizing Diaper Need Awareness Week from Sept.

14 to 20 to spotlight families lacking diapers. NHCT will join the Goffstown Network Food Pantry on Saturday, Sept. 19 at 9:30 a.m. to hand out diapers & wipes to local families.

Nashua’s iconic neighborhood market Jeannotte’s, serving the community for over 40 years, has changed ownership.

The new owners plan to update its offerings while keeping its historic character (local charm) for loyal patrons.

The Nashua Public Library will show the 1926 silent film version of The Scarlet Letter with live music by local composer Jeff Rapsis on Thursday, Oct.

1 at 6 p.m. at 2 Court St.— admission is free in honor of Banned Books Week.

The Nashua Community Music School is holding an open house — offering interactive sessions and facility tours — for families to explore music as a new extracurricular option at the school campus as the new school year begins.

If the Sunshine Protection Act is signed, Manchester schools may delay start times so that students do not wait in the dark for their 7 a.m. bus ride amid later sunrises.

School leaders & educators plan schedule changes to help kids learn and sleep better.

Local dry bars serve creative non-alcoholic mocktails today — a refreshing option for diners — while a seafood venue cooks baked oysters to offer a fresh twist on local dining.