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Written in Granite: Save historic auditorium or let it go? (opens the original)
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Nashua’s Board of Aldermen has a tough decision ahead: Save the amazing Keefe Auditorium and build a new residential community around it, or let it go due to the high cost and fundraising required to detach and renovate New Hampshire’s largest auditorium from Elm Street Middle School? On second thought, maybe keeping the Keefe Auditorium “in place” isn’t worth it. Okay, I said it. I, like many of you, am nostalgic about historic buildings, and this one has “great bones,” an orchestra pit, seatin
Written in Granite: A sign of the times? (opens the original)
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I’m going to go out on a limb and assume Nashua’s Board of Aldermen will approve this measure because the ordinance has five endorsers. By the time my column is printed, we could be looking at “a more vibrant and communicative” downtown corridor in the near future. For someone who spent a couple of years living in the heart of Manhattan when glaring neon signs were everywhere, especially in Times Square, and on tens of thousands of storefronts throughout New York City, you’d think I’d agree that
Written in Granite: Nashua should let police drone fleet fly (opens the original)
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Almost $5.7 million is big money, but many residents would agree that it’s an excellent investment for maintaining Gate City public safety. If Nashua’s Board of Aldermen gives the thumbs-up to this 5-year contract in September, the Nashua Police Department (NPD) believes the new, sophisticated equipment would strengthen its ability to serve our city. NPD already uses body-worn cameras, but technology advances rapidly, and the department is seeking to purchase the Axon OSP 10 Premium Hardware/Sof
Written in Granite: Court coverage can be captivating (opens the original)
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I like watching criminal trials carried live, and I’m not alone. This type of coverage can offer educational value for young and old and give a bird’s-eye view of our justice system. New Hampshire’s own Pamela Smart had a lot to do with captivating the national public’s attention for high-profile cases. Smart’s 1991 murder trial became the first one in the country to be broadcast live on television from start to finish, gavel to gavel. Next was the O.J. Simpson murder trial in 1995, raking in hu
Written in Granite: Branching out into the neighborhood (opens the original)
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I didn’t expect this, but there she was. I took it as a sign of hope. A statue that appears to be the Virgin Mary stands in the backyard, facing the home, framed by the beauty of nature. I don’t go looking into other people’s yards. However, after a neighbor’s towering maple tree was removed last week and my own huge, fallen maple was lifted out, extra sunlight and openness now grace several properties, bringing a new perspective to our corner of the neighborhood. I was checking on the cleanup a
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