Good morning, Nashua.

Today a local segment on NH Chronicle featured a claim by the great-great grandson of a man labeled America’s first serial killer, who said Jack the Ripper may have been born in Nashua, prompting interest in the town's hidden history.

A LendingTree report says New Hampshire minimum wage workers must work 58 full work weeks to cover a $17,000 hospital stay, and the study notes that wage gains have not kept up with rising hospital costs.

Pawn Nitichan will step down as City Year New Hampshire’s executive director in early 2027 after 27 years, and the board will begin a national search for her successor this fall (the nonprofit will also launch the 7-Year Promise initiative to connect students with alumni mentors).

Nashua homeowners will join the Livable Nashua Energy Coaching Program pilot at an info session Saturday, Oct.

17 at Nashua Public Library (10 a.m.–12:30 p.m.) to learn about energy assessments, incentives, and rebates. They can apply online until Oct. 31 to help lower energy bills and improve home comfort.

Medicare Advantage plans in NH will change as providers exit soon — Coos County will lose all coverage next year, and CVS Health with BMC Health System will leave, affecting over 41,000 enrollees while Humana, UnitedHealth, and Devoted Health plan to offer coverage in select counties by 2027.