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John McCain gestures to supporters at the Crowne Plaza Nashua on Jan. 8, 2008, after he won the New Hampshire Primary.

Politics

John McCain diagnosed with aggressive brain cancer

Senator John McCain, a two-time winner of the New Hampshire Primary, and the 2008 Republican presidential nominee known for political independence during more than three decades in the Senate, has...

Motor Sports

Tom Herzig's Trackside: Supers get set to race Saturday at Star

Saturday at Star Speedway the Autism Awareness 350 Supers will scramble about the Epping quarter-mile for a winner's payout of $1,999 in a 35-lap event named the “Timmy Turns 18” in...

Heather Cote, of Danville, shares her resume with recruiter Ed Cormier at the Hiring Our Heroes military job fair in Portsmouth Wednesday. Cormier is looking for people willing to maintain and modernize nuclear submarines at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.

Business

Service members connect with employers at job fair

Approximately 140 employers representing a variety of private and public organizations were busy taking resumes and speaking with potential workers Wednesday morning during the Hiring Our Heroes...

Editorials

School choice: Next steps for NH

We have commended the governor and Legislature for taking a small but important step toward school choice.

Bipartisan bailout: Insurance companies want one

Failure to even debate a health care bill on the Senate floor has reinvigorated Democrats, who are offering to work with Republicans to “fix” Obamacare.

Sanctuary City? Cavanaugh seems confused

Kevin Cavanaugh was for sanctuary cities before he was against them. Or perhaps the problem is that Cavanaugh doesn't seem to understand what being a sanctuary city means.

Aldermen may be presented next month with a proposal to issue a 15.5 million bond to convert the former Alec's Shoes building on Main Street into a downtown performing arts center.

Local & County Government

Nashua aldermen may consider $15.5 million bond for new performing arts center

Aldermen may be presented next month with a proposal to issue a $15.5 million bond to convert the former Alec's Shoes building on Main Street into a downtown performing arts center.

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