Good morning, Nashua.

Common Man for Ukraine, a New Hampshire nonprofit, is easing war impacts in Ukraine by delivering food, supplies + trauma counseling to orphans and displaced families this holiday season.

The group will finish its fourth annual Christmas Convoy in 18 villages by Dec. 17 after distributing over 6,000 presents to children.

Last week, Target’s annual Great Giftogether program provided holiday gifts to families supported by the Boys & Girls Club at the Pheasant Lane Mall.

The initiative, now in its third year, helped families with toys, games, clothing & essentials while showing Target’s community commitment.

American Legion Sweeney Post 2 will serve a free Christmas dinner for veterans later this month to ease holiday hardships — the event welcomes all veterans for a warm meal and community support.

A new series traces Nashua’s fire service history as local historian Gary Ledoux details the evolution of current stations and recalls former structures like the 1893 Amherst Station (the oldest continuously operated fire house in NH).

More historical insights will follow in part 2 next week.

Santa landed at the Aviation Museum of New Hampshire on Saturday using an airport firetruck in Merrimack and greeted visitors during the holiday event.

A Nashua lawmaker filed two bills to update health insurance rules; one will stop insurers from using AI to override doctors’ judgments (by requiring audit trails) and the other will ensure equal pay for telemedicine visits, with both set to take effect in January 2027.

UNH men’s hockey won 3-2 in overtime today in Durham—handing Dartmouth its first loss of the season.

Holiday & Pet Resin Workshop

6-8 p.m. — Spyglass Brewing Company — All supplies included — Create personalized resin art while enjoying a festive atmosphere.