Good morning, Nashua.

Alvin Eaton, a Civil War veteran and Nashua City Marshal, served his community as an early member of the G.A.R. and helped modernize local policing.

Born in 1840, he later ran a market on Canal Street, and his legacy is noted at the corner of Eaton (West Hollis) St.

Library Hill nearly got a different name when Nashua’s Hunt Memorial Library project ignited decades of legal battles and community debate.

Recent renovations and historically correct window replacements now let the building host events while keeping its storied past alive.

Eligible New Hampshire residents meeting academic requirements will receive free tuition at UNH, Plymouth State, and Keene State starting next fall if their family income is under $100,000 + students applying via FAFSA will be automatically considered while current undergraduates keep their benefits.

Local health agencies and nonprofits announced new leadership appointments today.

Southern NH Health named Cristine More as vice president of philanthropy, St. Joseph Hospital added Dan Bergeron to its board, and Granite VNA honored Alicia Dyment with a peer nominated award.

NH Business host Fred Kocher interviewed Heather McCann from NH Housing yesterday to discuss housing availability and affordability issues — challenges that affect homeownership amid rising costs.