Good morning, Nashua.

Police in Auburn are searching for the person who abandoned 10 rabbits near the Londonderry Turnpike; seven rabbits will be available for adoption this weekend at Bedford Animal Rescue.

The bunnies are healthy and social.

At BIA's 113th annual dinner on Wednesday, Bruce Berke and Donnalee Lozeau received Lifetime Achievement Awards + Bring Back the Trades was honored with the NH Advantage Award for enhancing our community's quality of life.

Voting is open for the Granite State Viewers' Choice contest to pick the best haunted attraction via the mobile app or online form until Thursday at 9 a.m.—the winner will be announced Friday.

Nashua schools faced a $4.9 million state aid cut that may force property tax hikes and further education cuts after 59 positions were eliminated.

Local officials warned that the shortfall (affecting the 2027 budget) will require tough fiscal decisions.

New Hampshire gun owners are rushing to buy suppressors after the ATF ended federal preapproval on Oct.

9, and local stores report long lines with sales surging. State law remains unchanged for our community.

At its annual meeting on Oct.

8, the New Hampshire Child Care Advisory Council voted to switch from bi-monthly to quarterly meetings with longer sessions to focus on policy priorities for the new legislative session and budget year; their next meeting is set for Jan. 14.

Derry author Bonnie Brooks Dudley advises working caregivers in her new book on balancing a full-time job with caregiving and self-care.

Her practical tips, from setting boundaries and asking for help to using a buddy system, offer guidance for family members managing complex care roles.

In September, Manchester recorded 30 suspected opioid overdoses + 4 fatalities and Nashua had 10 overdoses + 3 deaths, with both cities trending toward record lows as community Narcan access and treatment programs expand.