Good morning, Nashua.

Hannaford’s website and app remain offline after a cybersecurity incident at its parent company on Monday; stores stay open as technicians work to restore services.

Customers can still shop with Instacart, DoorDash and Uber Eats.

Local school officials say the funding system is facing a $2 million shortfall after state education aid dropped due to lower enrollment and fewer students on reduced-price meals—officials will make tough budget decisions this season.

Gov. Kelly Ayotte proposed a last-dollar tuition assistance program at Manchester Community College on Wednesday to cover community college costs for students from families earning up to $100K if she wins reelection.

The proposal will need legislative approval in the 2027 budget to support local workforce training (estimated cost is $5.5M per year).

Manchester-Boston Regional Airport is spending $18M on upgrades, such as runway regrading and equipment replacement, while planning $100M in future improvements under a new 20-year master plan.

Airport staff will collect community input this fall and winter and complete the revised plan next year.

In September, Manchester had four fatal suspected opioid overdoses after none in August, while Nashua had three, according to AMR data — underscoring monthly fluctuations despite long-term declines.

Both cities are on pace for record low suspected overdose numbers.