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CHAMBER STAFF

Wendy Hunt President and CEO

Laurey Isanski Office Manager

Emma Williamson Membership Relations Manager

Alyssa O’Mara Programs Manager

Ashley Theobald Marketing Manager

EXECUTIVE BOARD

Paul Hebert

Chairman, SquareTail Advisors

Carol Baldwin

Immediate Past Chair, Adult Learning Center

Maryse Wirbal

Treasurer, The Front Door Agency Christa Tsechrintzis

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Welcome to the 2025 edition of N Magazine

Wendy Hunt, President & CEO

— the definitive guide to the Greater Nashua region. Known as the “Gate City,” Nashua is New Hampshire’s second-largest city, celebrated for its rich history, cultural diversity, and numerous economic and educational opportunities.

Twice recognized by Money magazine as one of the “Best Places to Live” in the United States, Nashua offers an impressive array of tax-free shopping, award-winning restaurants, picturesque parks, historic landmarks, a lively downtown and a robust business community. The Greater Nashua region features a diverse range of housing options, outdoor activities, exceptional schools, cutting-edge health care facilities, and six universities and colleges.

The business sector in Greater Nashua is a cornerstone of the state’s economy. From major companies like BAE Systems, Fidelity Investments and Oracle to startups and nonprofit organizations, Nashua businesses are driving economic growth and creating thousands of high-paying jobs across various sectors.

Nashua enjoys an ideal location in New England, easily accessible via airports, major highways and future commuter rail plans. Just an hour away from stunning beaches, excellent hiking and skiing and the Lakes Region, it also offers close proximity to Boston for major sports, theater and other urban attractions.

The downtown area of Greater Nashua is a destination in its own right. Historic mill buildings have been beautifully renovated to house businesses, artists and riverfront residences. Situated on historic Main Street, downtown Nashua features an extraordinary blend of fine dining, upscale bars and craft breweries, unique shops, rich architecture, vibrant art scenes, frequent events and a scenic riverfront.

For art enthusiasts, Nashua is a hub of creativity, music and culture. It hosts the only

annual International Sculpture Symposium in the U.S. and features numerous annual art events, concerts, galleries and acclaimed performances by local theater groups. Symphony New Hampshire also calls Nashua home.

A noteworthy addition to the Nashua arts scene is the new $25 million Nashua Center for the Arts, which opened in 2023. This venue, accommodating 750 to 1,000 attendees, is centrally located and showcases nationally touring musicians, live comedy, theater, musicals, children’s performances and more. It also serves as a premier location for corporate and family events.

If you’re seeking an international flavor, Nashua stands out as one of New Hampshire’s most diverse cities, known for its welcoming atmosphere and celebration of cultural diversity. This has led to a vibrant international dining scene, unique shops and numerous community-wide multicultural events throughout the year.

Lastly, Nashua is a forward-thinking city with an eye on the future. We encourage you to explore “Imagine Nashua,” the city’s master plan that outlines an innovative vision for Nashua’s future. For more information, visit imagine.nashuanh.gov/about.

We hope you enjoy this year’s N Magazine. A special thank-you to our Greater Nashua Chamber member businesses that advertised in this issue and made this publication possible. Whether you’re a longtime resident, new to our community or just visiting for the day, we invite you to explore the exceptional array of businesses, cultural experiences and recreational opportunities that Nashua has to offer. Enjoy our city and region, and discover why we love to live and thrive here.

Sincerely,

The Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce

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GROWING WITH THE CHAMBER

The Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce is a great place to meet today’s leaders, stay on top of today’s trends and get access to educational resources to propel your business — today.

The first step on your journey to success is joining our Chamber, with our footprint covering most of southern New Hampshire and northern Massachusetts. The next step is taking advantage of your direct access to our multiple events throughout the year, optimized to refine and enhance your reputation and relationships and the business resources we provide.

From monthly networking events based around your work schedule to educational seminars featuring the area’s experts, marketing opportunities to help further promote your business and so much more, the Chamber is here to help you succeed!

BUSINESS EDUCATION RESOURCES AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Your membership provides you and your employees access to cutting-edge professional development and educational opportunities. We work with our membership to identify needs and opportunities and produce workshops, discussion panels, webinars and leadership programs designed to activate our workforce and inspire better ways to conduct business.

• Weekly Monday Business Resources email featuring educational workshops, events and information from outside resources and partners.

• Business Education Series — monthly webinars/seminars hosted by the Chamber.

CONNECTIONS AND NETWORKING

Your membership puts you front and center in the Greater Nashua business community. You will find yourself well positioned to identify new and strengthen existing relationships as well as ways to make connections and expand your network.

Our membership options provide visibility solutions for every size and style of business. We bring professionals at all stages of their careers together to learn and grow, from emerging trendsetters and entrepreneurs to tenured business and community leaders.

Through digital engagement and creative networking opportunities, our mission is to give you the opportunity to tell your story, build your brand and reach your goals.

• Business After Hours — hosted on the second Wednesday of every month at different member locations.

• Out of the Box Luncheons — hosted on the third Thursday of the month.

• Young Professionals Socials — hosted on the third Thursday of the month at various locations.

• Coffee Connections — hosted on the fourth Tuesday of the month.

• Professional networking groups meet every other week, with new groups forming.

ADVOCACY

Your membership amplifies your voice in legislation and government affairs. Advocacy at the Chamber does not start in session — it starts with your input, expertise and objectives. We work through existing relationships with legislators and with our lobbying team in Concord to effectively champion the best interests of the Greater Nashua business community.

Our Advocacy Committee identifies key legislative issues and those brought forth by Chamber members and determines the Chamber’s involvement and strategy in responding to current affairs. We embrace nonpartisan, pro-business advocacy, and welcome all perspectives with the goal of developing a complete vision that will best serve the most people and organizations.

2025 Board of Directors

EXECUTIVE BOARD

Paul Hebert — Chairman, SquareTail Advisors

Carol Baldwin — Immediate Past Chair, Adult Learning Center

Maryse Wirbal — Treasurer, The Front Door Agency

Christa Tsechrintzis — Secretary, Habitat for Humanity

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Dr. Mario Andrade — Nashua School District

Tom Bishop — BAE Systems

Alan Brown — Pennichuck Waterworks

Will Craig — Bernstein Shur

Erin Engstrom — Eversource

Liz Hannum — City of Nashua

Lucille Jordan — Nashua Community College

John Jurczyk — St. Joseph Hospital

Kameo LeLievre — Southern New Hampshire Health

Stephen Lynn — Fidelity Investments

Kristin Mendoza — Abridge Law

Russ Norris — Rivier University

Purvish Patel — Clarion Inn

Joseph Pipitone — M&T Bank

Vanessa Talasazan — Harbor Care

CHAMBER STAFF

Wendy Hunt, President and CEO

Laurey Isanski, Office Manager

Ashley Theobald, Marketing Manager

Alyssa O’Mara, Programs Manager

Emma Williamson, Membership Relations Manager

INTERESTED?

Contact the Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce at: info@nashuachamber.com, 603-881-8333, or visit our website at nashuachamber.com.

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Future-proof the economy with GREATER NASHUA LEADERSHIP

BY PAUL HEBERT, CLASS OF 1995

The business community in Nashua was at the forefront of the communi ty’s response to two of the most significant crises in the community’s history: the Crown Hill Fire in 1930 and the reinvigoration of the local economy after the textile mills closed in 1948. In both cases, the economic future of the community was in peril, and the business leaders of the day came together quickly to lead the commu nity’s responses and avert economic disaster.

In the early 1990s, the Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce’s board of directors determined that it was in the community’s best interest to ensure that future generations of leaders would be well equipped to respond to significant challenges that the city would inevitably face. Out of those discussions, Leadership Greater Nashua (LGN) was formed with the dual purpose of educating rising leaders about existing resources, institutions and systems in the community and giving

rising leaders a shared experience that would foster and encourage collaboration.

The Chamber runs this program annually and invites interested members to apply for the 2025-26 cohort. As a Chamber, we make a significant investment in those who are accepted into LGN. We coordinate a nine-month-long

educational series with the local business, government and nonprofit sectors that will educate you about the inner workings of local institutions and help you understand community strengths and weaknesses. In turn, we require that everyone who is accepted into the program provide a return on our investment in the form of a class legacy project, something that provides a tangible benefit to the community and serves as a trial run for the participants in self-organization to solve a problem that they identify. N

Are you ready to take your seat at the table? Call the Chamber for additional details and to apply for the class.

“GNYP has provided me with invaluable connections to my community. I’ve not only made some amazing business partnerships but have also made some great friends. There’s always that excitement to go to events because they are truly fun, professional and educational.”

— Dina A., 34, Entrepreneur

“The Nashua Young Professionals is a great program that allows for active engagement with professionals in all types of industries. It’s been an amazing way to build my professional network, connections and friendships”

— Joseph P., 36, Relations Manager in business banking

GREATER YOUNG NASHUA PROFESSIONALS

The GNYP is an initiative of the Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce established in 2007 with a mission to connect young professionals with each other, the community, professional opportunities and civic engagement in the Greater Nashua area. Whether you are young in age, young in spirit, new to the area or new to your position, the Greater Nashua Young Professionals invites you to create new connections — both professional and personal — with us.

“Young professionals has allowed me to build more community in Nashua both personally and professionally. Moving to a new community as an adult can be challenging, but the young professionals’ network makes it a lot easier.”

— Tara L., 29, Director of Development at a nonprofit

“When I moved back to the Nashua area 10 years ago, I was invited by a friend to attend GNYP (then Iugo), and though I was hesitant, I went and I’m so glad. I still cannot believe the connections I made in business and friendship. Ten years later, I am in a completely different career and still attending these events. The young professionals I met through this organization supported me in my business and then during my career change. Now, many are leaders in their fields and encourage their staff to attend. If you’re looking for a great way to meet people and build long-lasting connections, I cannot recommend GNYP enough.”

— Alyssa O., 39, Programs Manager for a nonprofit

“The Young Professionals group offers a space where anyone can be themselves while feeling supported and building meaningful connections. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with everyone genuinely committed to helping each other succeed.”

— Leidy B, Director of Development for a nonprofit

“I have found the YP group to be informative, like the guest speaker series on public speaking and making a name for yourself, or the first-time homebuyers seminar. It has been interactive and fun; a great way to meet other young professionals in a not-your-typical networking setting.”

— Michelle W., 43, Assessing Manager, City of Nashua

“I was nervous to attend these meetings at first, but I immediately felt welcomed. I’ve been able to network and make friends with so many new people! Now as the co-chair of the group, I try to ensure all our new members feel welcomed in too.”

Sam B., 25, Executive Director for a nonprofit

We invite you to join us at any, or all, of our

GNYP EVENTS :

MONTHLY SOCIALS: Held the third Thursday of each month, these events are a casual way to develop relationships with both new and established professionals. With rotating monthly hosts, you have the opportunity to try out all the diverse restaurants and venues the Nashua area has to offer.

BRAINS & BREWS: Looking to network, but the idea of two full hours seems daunting? Try our educational panel socials. Held quarterly, these are our socials with half the mingling. We chat and get to know each other for the first hour, and the second hour is a panel discussion on a variety of topics from first-time homebuying to public speaking and networking.

QUARTERLY THRIVE EVENTS: Not interested in the bar scene? Join us for one of our wellness events! From reiki and kava to kickball and smoothies, these events are always a great time and a unique way to meet new people.

ANNUAL JINGLE MINGLE MIXER : Formerly Festivus, our signature holiday party got a rebrand in 2023 and was our most popular event of the year. All proceeds are donated to a local nonprofit selected by the GNYP Committee, and hard goods are collected at the door for a second local organization. Join us for delicious food and beverages, raffle prizes, an ugly sweater contest and our infamous ice-breaker game.

We’re breaking the mold when it comes to creating an access point for everyone. The Greater Nashua Young Professionals is a welcoming organization, and the only requirements to participate are a willingness to step into the community, an openness to meeting new people and the desire to have fun. Let us show you that the Greater Nashua community is an amazing place for engagement, education and empowerment of young professionals.

The Chamber’s Signature Events

ANNUAL GALA & CITIZEN OF THE YEAR CELEBRATION

For the past 96 years, the Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce has proudly hosted its annual Gala and Citizen of the Year Celebration, the pinnacle of our annual calendar and the region’s most prestigious networking event.

The coveted title of Citizen of the Year is determined via public nominations, with the final selection made by a committee of past recipients. This process ensures that each honoree exemplifies the highest standards of leadership, dedication and unwavering support for the Greater Nashua community.

In 2024, at the 96th Annual Gala and Citizen of the Year Celebration, we celebrated the exceptional achievements of Brian Law, President and CEO of Law Family Companies LLC. His dedication and profound impact on the Greater Nashua community were honored in front of our largest audience yet,

underscoring his invaluable contributions and inspiring others to uphold the spirit of excellence and community service that defines our Chamber’s mission.

THE EMINENCE AWARDS

The Chamber’s Eminence Awards is an annual luncheon honoring the incredible achievements of the Greater Nashua business community and its leaders. This event is an honor to host each year, as we recognize those individuals and businesses who do so much to make our Greater Nashua community a vibrant and successful one.

For two decades, we have celebrated the Business Leader of the Year, General Business of the Year, Small Business of the Year, Nonprofit of the Year, Young Professional of the Year, Volunteer of the Year, and recently added Chamber Champion of the Year. N

TO DO IN NASHUAFun Things

SOUNDS FANTASTIC

Symphony NH makes its home base in Nashua, though you can also see it elsewhere in the state. The 2024-25 season is conductor Roger Kalia’s final leading the company after joining in 2018. The spring lineup includes Serenade of the Winds on March 8 at Nashua Community College and It’s All Overtures on April 19 at the Nashua Center for the Arts.

START YOUR DAY RIGHT

What better way to start your morning in Greater Nashua than with some freshly brewed coffee and a specialty pastry? Fortunately, there are plenty of options for you to choose from including Coffee & Kindness and Buckley’s Cafe and Bakery. Can’t make up your mind? Many offer sandwiches and salads, so you can come back for lunch, too.

SHOP UNTIL YOU DROP

Whether your favorite shopping experience is a classic mall day at the Pheasant Lane Mall, a stroll through the open air between shops at the Merrimack Outlets or a pop-in to a niche boutique downtown, Greater Nashua has it all. Take advantage of New Hampshire’s tax-free shopping for a bit of retail therapy with options for everyone.

MAKE A SPLASH

When you think of New Hampshire’s second-largest city, a serene kayak (or canoe) trek may not be the first thing that comes to mind. But there are multiple locations you can launch your watercraft to explore. A boat ramp at Greeley Park in Nashua will get you out on the Merrimack River not far from the head of the Nashua River, or you can put in at Mine Falls below the Nashua Canal Reservoir. The Nashua Area Kayak Exploration Destinations (NAKED) group often organizes City of Lights parades, paddling in view of the Main Street Bridge in boats festooned with lights.

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TEST YOUR LUCK

There are now more ways to get a date with Lady Luck. The Nash Casino at the Pheasant Lane Mall opens the largest state-of-the-art gaming venue in the state. It is a two-story sports entertainment complex with assorted non-gambling games, a variety of table games and historic horse racing machines. It also has a fine dining steakhouse, plus casual and grab-n-go options, and two full bars. Also, the recently expanded Gate City Casino offers more than 500 historic horse racing gaming machines, table games and a 20-table poker room.

TOAST THE GOOD TIMES

From brewing juggernaut

Anheuser-Busch to small-batch makers, the Greater Nashua area is a beer lover’s dream. Multiple craft breweries operate out of Nashua alone, with more in the wider region. Michael Timothy Dining Group’s Lost Cowboy Brewing Co., a 2024 arrival to the scene, has the longest bar in New Hampshire and brews a rotation of ales and lagers in its custom seven-barrel system.

BLOW OFF SOME STEAM

Feeling a little pent-up aggression after dealing with your unruly kids, a tough day at work or even the most minor inconvenience, and ready to throw something at the wall? Well, here you can. With options like Axe Play and Axel’s Throw House, you can have an unforgettable experience while getting rid of your angst.

TIME CAPSULE

The Nashua Historical Society protects and preserves materials on the city’s history at the neighboring Florence Speare Memorial Museum and the Abbot-Spalding House Museum. The museum contains a wealth of information regarding Nashua’s origin through thousands of artifacts and photos, from its evolution into a mill town in the 1800s to its present as a manufacturing and technology center. Rotating exhibits explore topics including “What are you Wearing: Dressing from Skin to Skirt in the 1830s.”

ROOT FOR THE HOME TEAM

Head over to Holman Stadium for affordable, family-friendly entertainment from May to August. There you’ll find the Nashua Silver Knights, a summer, wood-bat baseball team competing in the Futures Collegiate Baseball League of New England. Athletes, mostly from New England playing collegiate baseball at the Division I, II or III levels, field a team that’s won a league-record six championships.

HIT THE LINKS

Opened in 1916, the Nashua Country Club is home to an 18-hole Wayne Stiles Golf Course with flawless greens and bunkers designed to challenge members who are beginning or are more experienced. They also offer state-of-the-art golf simulators, swimming, tennis, fitness programs and curling. Another premier country club in Nashua is Sky Meadow, offering its beautiful golf course, live entertainment, exceptional dining options, pool, court facilities and event space.

TOWN PROFILES

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AMHERST

POPULATION: 11,766

LAND AREA: 33.9 sq. miles

Amherst features a classic New England village where you’ll find the town green, Colonial-era homes and lots of character from the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Amherst was the Hillsborough County seat from 1769 to 1864, when it functioned as the center for law, transportation, agriculture and commerce for southern New Hampshire.

Today, while maintaining its historic district’s charm, the town has also grown a commercial district with national retailers alongside mom-and-pop shops. LaBelle Winery, with more than 2,000 vines, invites locals and tourists alike to expand their palates.

TOWN HALL: 2 Main St., Amherst

BROOKLINE

POPULATION: 5,407

LAND AREA: 20.1 sq. miles

Brookline has maintained a strong rural feel despite its growing population, which has doubled in the last 30 years. You can embrace the outdoors by visiting Lake Potanipo, which was the “largest ice house under one roof in the world” some 100 years ago. Thousands of tons of ice that was cut from the lake in winter was shipped by rail to “refrigerators” in Massachusetts. The former railbed is a trail system, and the lake offers opportunities for swimming, boating and fishing.

TOWN HALL: 1 Main St., Brookline

HOLLIS

POPULATION: 8,342

LAND AREA: 32.3 sq. miles

Hollis has long been an agricultural community featuring mixed-used farmland primarily of orchards and fruit and vegetable fields. You may also spot some cows, goats or chickens during your visit. The town master plan includes an emphasis on preserving open space and managing residential and commercial growth. The town celebrates some specialty produce with its Strawberry Festival each June and an Apple Festival in early October. Hollis Old Home Days is held in September, part of a New Hampshire-wide homecoming tradition and celebration of the agrarian way of life.

TOWN HALL: 7 Monument Square, Hollis

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HUDSON

POPULATION: 25,394

LAND AREA: 29.3 sq. miles

Fun and games abound in Hudson with attractions such as the 166-acre Benson Park, two 18-hole golf courses, a motor speedway and lots of outdoor recreational opportunities. Benson Park was formed in 1922 as Benson’s Wild Animal Farm where exotic animals were quarantined from overseas before joining circuses and zoos. It became a private zoo and amusement park in 1926 and operated until 1987. It’s now open to the public with trails, a restroom and a playground. The Friends of Benson Park are working to renovate the Elephant Barn to host a museum of memorabilia and provide educational opportunities.

TOWN HALL: 12 School St., Hudson

LITCHFIELD

POPULATION: 8,478

LAND AREA: 15.31 sq. miles

Litchfield is largely a residential community sandwiched between Merrimack and Londonderry, north of Nashua. Despite being about half the land area of adjacent communities, it does host two golf courses and several farms, and is home to Mel’s Funway Park. In the summer, Mel’s offers mini-golf, go-karts, batting cages and laser tag. When fall arrives, it transforms into Spooky World: Nightmare New England, a scary walkthrough theatrical experience. After Thanksgiving, it reopens as Holly Jolly Journey, a family-friendly holiday light show.

TOWN HALL: 2 Liberty Way, Litchfield

LYNDEBOROUGH

POPULATION: 1,702

LAND AREA: 30.2 sq. miles

Once a home for glassworks and pottery, Lyndeborough is now a main export. There are many home-based businesses and creatively skilled craftspeople, though most workers commute to jobs outside the town. The town hall (1845), town pound (1774) and Congregational Church (1837) form a historic district in the center of town.

TOWN HALL: 9 Citizens Hall Road, Lyndeborough

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MERRIMACK

POPULATION: 26,632

LAND AREA: 33.4 sq. miles

Merrimack saw its first wave of expansion during the 1800s, particularly fueled by the saw and grist mills and the pass-through of goods (such as bricks) from north down the Merrimack River and railways. The 1900s saw the growth of woolen mills, tanneries and manufacturing plants for paper, furniture and electronics. Today, there are several large businesses, with more than 500 employees, in Merrimack including Atrium Medical, BAE Systems, Anheuser-Busch, Fidelity Investments, Elbit Systems, Merrimack Premium Outlets and Connection Inc.

TOWN HALL: 6 Baboosic Lake Road, Merrimack

MILFORD

POPULATION: 16,376

LAND AREA: 25.3 sq. miles

Milford is a notable blend of small New England town charm with access to urban amenities. Around “The Oval,” flanked by Bicentennial and Emerson Parks, you’ll find the Colonial-era buildings of the Olde Blacksmith Shop, the Colonel Shepard House and several historic markers. Plus, you can check out the statue of Harriet Wilson, an African American author. You can catch a show at the Amato Center for Performing Arts, run the track at the Hampshire Dome or shop at its many retail establishments.

TOWN HALL: 1 Union Square, Milford

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MONT VER NON

POPULATION: 2,584

LAND AREA: 16.9 sq. miles

In the late 1800s, Mont Vernon was home to at least five summer hotels that attracted tourists from cities like Boston. Following the Great Depression, the hotels fell out of popularity and the town saw a boom in chicken and egg farming. Today, the town owns and runs Lamson Farm, which provides hay for dairy cows and operates a farming museum. There are private farms including a sheep dairy, poultry, horseback riding and an orchard. The town has one general store, which has operated for 120 years in the same location (minus a two-year hiatus).

TOWN HALL: 1 S. Main St., Mont Vernon

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NASHUA

POPULATION: 91,161

LAND AREA: 31.7 sq. miles

New Hampshire’s second-largest city’s population was fueled by the growth of the textile industry in the 1800s. Today, the city is diversifying itself with companies in defense industries, computer technology, entertainment and arts, education, retail and health care. Mill buildings have been converted into residences, office space and hubs of innovation.

CITY HALL: 229 Main St., Nashua

WILTON

POPULATION: 3,896

LAND AREA: 25.7 sq. miles

Wilton puts its historic mill buildings to contemporary use with many conversions into office space, residences or commercial use. There are working artist studios and shops. Frye’s Measure Mill retains its 18th-century flavor however, still produces wooden round and oval boxes, measures and piggins on water-powered machinery. The Wilton Town Hall Theatre, built in 1886 originally for live vaudeville shows, has been converted to cinema for silent films, but still hosts the stage shows of Andy Summer Playhouse, a children’s theater program.

TOWN HALL: 42 Main St., Wilton

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Superior service has customers supporting FOR GENERATIONS BUSINESSES

The Greater Nashua community has several companies that have been icons in the regional economy, not just for decades but for more than a century each. While each business journey has had its unique inspiration, challenges and successes, these Nashua businesses have grown from dedicated customers, access to regional benefits and a supportive business community.

LAW FAMILY COMPANIES

Law Family Companies have seen a lot of change since its founding in 1882. For starters, the branch that is now Law Motor Freight originally had no motors involved. It began with a horse and wagon making trips to the railway depot to deliver travelers’ steamer trunks and goods downtown.

“My great-great-grandfather wanted nothing to do with going from the horse and buggy age to the motorized age, because ‘these newfangled motorized vehicles were not as reliable as his horse and buggy’ teams,” says Brian Law, President and CEO. “That’s our humble beginnings.”

One thing that has stayed the same is leadership from the Law family and its deep roots in the Nashua community. Brian Law is among those in the fifth generation to helm the business. His son and daughter, plus seven others, make up the sixth generation of

the Law Family Assembly.

Today, Law Family Companies is comprised of Law Motor Freight, Law Warehouses, BSP Trans Inc., and Able Moving and Storage.

“We’ve really evolved as the times have evolved,” Law says.

Despite founder George Law’s concern about motorized vehicles, he owned six trucks by 1929.

By the 1950s, the company expanded into real estate, purchasing property for truck terminals and warehousing. It has several locations across Vermont, Maine

and southern New Hampshire.

“BSP Trans, which was started by my father in 1970, started out to meet a furniture delivery need,” Law says. “But with the deregulation of trucking in 1980, it evolved to handle air freight out of Logan Airport.”

Nashua’s location as a hub of southern New Hampshire commerce has fueled the Law Family Companies’ longevity, with access to railways, major interstates and proximity to Logan Airport in Boston and Manchester-Boston Regional Airport.

“A lot of people don’t realize how valuable Nashua is from a geographic standpoint,” Law says. “Nashua is a very centrally located service point to be able to service all New England. The railroad comes up into Nashua and having multiple branches out of Nashua, we’re able to service points all the way down to Connecticut and Rhode Island and all the way up into Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.”

“For trucking companies that are trying to bring goods from, say, Pennsylvania

and New Jersey, this is the point that they can service in a single day and then turn around and then service Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont from here.”

Law also credited the Greater Nashua community who make up the staff and patrons of the business.

“We’ve had families here that have had multiple generations work for us,” Law

“We’ve had families here that have had multiple generations work for us.”

— Brian Law, President and CEO, Law Family Companies

says. “We’ve even had people meet here and get married. I think about our employee base as being one of the biggest ways the community supported us.”

Law noted that the services they offer are things their customers could do on their own, but since the company has

a long history of expertise, clients know they’re better off outsourcing.

“We’re successful because our customers realize that they are better off if they have us provide that service for them or provide that resource for them,” Law says. “In order for us to be successful, we have to do it better than they would do it themselves, and that’s really our mission every day.”

FORTIN GAGE

For over 100 years, Fortin Gage Florist has maintained the same downtown storefront on West Pearl Street.

The store witnessed Nashua’s shift from textile manufacturing to become a hub of retail, innovation and education, steadfastly weathering economic ups and downs.

The store was founded as Fortin the Florist by Charles Fortin in 1931. In the 1960s, Edward Gage Jr. bought the business after working with Charles for a few years. He was also a part-time florist for the White House flower shop.

Ed’s son, Jody, was the next chapter in the store’s history. Jody Gage says that he’d worked at the store during high school and over breaks from college, and for some years after college, but also spent seven to eight years away doing different things. As Ed approached retirement, Jody came back more fully. Ed handed the business to Jody in 2000.

Then, three years ago, a day after interviewing for a part-time role, Amber Morgan presented an offer to buy the business. Jody countered with a threeyear trial first. Morgan asked for a year.

“We have an incredibly talented team that’s dedicated to perfection.”

— Amber Morgan, Owner, Fortin Gage

Ultimately, she worked 18 months under Jody’s ownership before buying the business.

Morgan credits the store’s longevity to the expertise of its staff and commitment to the community.

“We have an incredibly talented team that’s dedicated to perfection,” Morgan says.

Her background was in business operations and logistics, and she worked for Excell Mobile until the company relocated to New Jersey. Amber didn’t want to leave her hometown.

Aside from a high school floral course, she didn’t have much experience in floristry, but she did have a goal to own a downtown business.

“To me, they are the absolute pillars of the community,” Morgan says.

She expressed gratitude for the ongoing patronage of generations of customers.

“We get to be a part of peoples’ lives in really intimate ways,” she says. Flowers are bought for births, proms, weddings, anniversaries and deaths.

The store has been voted best flower shop by readers of the Nashua Telegraph more than a dozen times.

“Each time they place an order, they’re supporting us,” Morgan says. “The business would not still be here if the city didn’t keep choosing us.”

In turn, the store looks to support the community. She says they contribute to some 20 nonprofits each year.

It also participates in the national Petal it Forward event, partnering with sponsors to distribute 300 free bouquets to passersby in downtown.

“It’s one of the best days of the year for us,” Morgan says.

Fortin Gage Florist is now looking toward the future. The store will be adding a repotting station for those who don’t have the space to store their own 50-pound bag of potting soil and make a mess in the dirt. Plans are in the works for the store to lead classes, facilitate plant exchanges and host outside programs. Since she took ownership, the front retail portion of the store has been revamped with botanical-inspired gifts, and she’s added a build-your-own bouquet bar.

“Every person who has made a bouquet has left with an ear-to-ear smile,” Morgan says.

WH BAGSHAW

WH Bagshaw’s company history is closely tied to the region’s industrial history. Walter H. Bagshaw, an immigrant and factory worker from England, founded the company in 1870 in Lowell, Massachusetts. The company made industrial fabric combing pins for the many textile machines in the mill hub of the Merrimack Valley.

WH Bagshaw relocated to Nashua in 1949. It’s now run by the fifth generation of the family, President Aaron Bagshaw and Vice-President Adria Bagshaw. Their chil-

dren are still students but have part-time jobs working for the company, too.

“We maintained the same type of manufacturing we were doing in 1870 through early last year,” says Adria Bagshaw. “We started doing CNC precision machining in 2005, so we’re almost 20 years into that.”

Over the generations, WH Bagshaw diversified from textile pins into phonograph needles and hinge parts. Today, it uses computer numerical control (CNC) machining to make pins for multiple applications. They produce the small but critical components for applications in aerospace, medical and other essential industries.

Most recently, they added the Walter Bat Company, which produces professional and semi-professional bats with wood sourced in northern New England.

“It’s still considered CNC machining. But of course, we’re using wood instead of metal, and where one rod stock of metal would make dozens of parts, we’re loading one billet to make one bat,” Bagshaw says. “So, the process is definitely different, but

the foundation of programming a machine and loading your raw material is the same. It’s been a nice addition to what we do.”

They currently operate out of a 100,000-square-foot former mill building on Pine Street, which increasingly has been a stopping point

for political candidates from Nashua Mayor Jim Donchess to Jeanne Shaheen and Annie Kuster to presidential hopefuls Michael Bloomberg and Hillary Clinton. While the building may be old, the

BUSINESS

company is operating with modern tools and processes.

“The work opportunities are great,” Bagshaw says. “People assume that we’re still this old-school manufacturing; they might envision work that previously was done in an old mill building like ours, but we have state-of-the-art equipment here. We have really exciting careers, and what I’m most proud about is that, even though we have world-class quality and great products, we really have a tight-knit family environment.”

The company has been lauded for its efforts to support employees and the Greater Nashua community. Bagshaw highlighted those connections, particularly as they operated through the pandemic. Then, the company regularly provided meals to workers, with an emphasis on buying those lunches from smaller, locally owned restaurants such as Crosby’s and Jajabelles.

“We pride ourselves on being responsible employers,” Bagshaw says. “One important thing we do is being a recovery-friendly workplace, and not only do we take pride in that, but we are always sharing how that’s worked for us and getting the word out that it’s a good thing to do as an employer.”

The company is still expanding and evolving, and its current home may not be able to support that growth.

“I would not be surprised to see us in a new location in Nashua in the next decade,” Bagshaw says. “We are a manufacturing company working on two floors. You know, our building is beautiful and has so much character and charm, but it’s also tricky working around all of the beams because of the construction of the old mill building.”

Nashua has served, and continues to serve, as a place of growth for WH Bagshaw.

“This year, in fact, marked 75 years at Nashua,” Bagshaw says. “Our Nashua roots are really important to us.” N

Dartmouth Health Introduces State-of-the-Art Pro-pulse CT Scanner in Nashua

Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinics Nashua has installed the Siemens® Pro-pulse, a dual-energy dual-source CT scanner, marking a significant advancement in diagnostic imaging. As the second location in the US to make this technology available, Dartmouth Health demonstrates its commitment to providing the latest, cutting-edge medical care for its patients.

The Pro-pulse scanner offers numerous benefits, including shorter scan times, reduced radiation exposure, and increased diagnostic accuracy. When it comes to specialized care, Dartmouth Health’s diagnostic imaging team can provide unparalleled imaging across various specialties, including:

• Oncology: complements cancer services also offered at Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinics Manchester with precise imaging and tracking capabilities

• Rheumatology: specialized gout imaging

• Neurology: high-resolution neurological imaging

• GI and Bariatrics: enhanced image quality

• Pediatrics: quicker scan time for young patients, which reduces radiation exposure and enables families to stay local, avoiding unnecessary travel for specialized imaging that requires anesthesia

“This installation underscores our commitment to providing patients access to the most advanced medical technology,” states Maria D. Padin, MD, Chief Medical Officer for Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinics, Southern Region. “By combining speed and precision, we enhance our ability to provide accurate diagnoses and inform effective treatment plans for our patients across multiple specialties.”

To learn more, visit: go.d-h.org/propulse

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ARTS

BY SARAH PEARSON

ACCESSIBLE ARTS

Creativity abounds in Nashua. Over the recent decades, community investments have spurred a wealth of scenic and artistic opportunities, concentrated downtown but available throughout the region.

While you can certainly visit one of the city’s several galleries, much of this new investment in art is visible outdoors, where anyone can see it at any time. Arts organizations like the Nashua International Sculpture Symposium and Positive Street Art are working with the city and business community to make downtown and the wider city a destination for arts and culture.

CONNECTION TO CULTURE

With a vision that began about 50 years ago, Nashua is nearing the competition of the first phase of its Riverwalk loop that will connect both sides of the riverbank to downtown areas, like the library, Bicentennial Park and Renaissance Park, among others.

“The Riverwalk has existed, but what we’re doing is making it a loop,” says Liz Hannum, Director of Economic Development for the City of Nashua. “We’re getting a new park and a new entertainment area, and then we’ll have the boardwalk that will go all the way down.”

In addition to including visual art pieces, public performance art spaces are also included in Riverwalk plans. “Art has been really important,” Hammun says. “Arts are the whimsical, fun, interesting ideas that make people excited to be in places. That’s really the place-making aspect of this.”

Existing art pieces, plus future works, are a critical aspect of making the Riverwalk a destination.

Making the in Nashua

“We have tons of parks, but parks are just grass until you add excitement and intrigue. The art is going to do that for the Riverwalk. It will come back both with performing and visual arts. And then hopefully we’ll have food truck festivals in that area, and keep it active year-round, so that we can see that activity grow.”

Greeley Park Bandshell has had a summer concert series organized through the city’s Parks and Recreation Department. The performance venues that are part of the Riverwalk will open up additional opportunities for shows in the heart of downtown.

“Renaissance Park will have a big kind of grassy area, and it will have a kind of patio with a pavilion on it,” Hammun says. “Then the statue that’s there will stay as well. So, we’ll still have the Mill Girl with her child kind of overlooking the whole thing.”

OUTDOOR MUSEUM

Throughout the Riverwalk are locations where the Nashua International Sculpture Symposium has installed art pieces. The organization has facilitated the creation of

“Ar ts are the whimsical, fun, interesting ideas that make people excited to be in places.”

— Liz Hannum, Director of Economic Development for the City of Nashua

about 50 sculptures since its founding in 2008. About two dozen are in the downtown area with many of the rest stretching from there down the river to Mine Falls Park.

The artists have national and global backgrounds, but the creation of the sculptures is a community process with locals hosting artists in their homes, and providing meals and transportation.

The 2025 symposium will be held May 8 to 31.

In the last dozen years, Positive Street Art also has been among those contributing to the art scene of downtown Nashua. While the count of their murals is always in

flux, they have facilitated the painting of many urban-style, large-scale art pieces in Nashua.

“The reason we even started Positive Street Art was because urban art wasn’t well represented in the arts landscape here in Nashua and surrounding areas,” says Cecilia Ulibarri, Executive Director and Co-founder of Positive Street Art. “We had pitched an idea, originally to do some temporary walls that would rotate out with different art to this organization called Visualize Nashua at the time.”

The idea was well received, but planners didn’t want just temporary art; they wanted something permanent. Positive

Street Art now has about two dozen pieces in Nashua alone, like “Nostalgia” by Chris Boncoddo, which pays homage to the Chase Building’s cinematic history, and the Rotary 4 Pillar mural by Manny Ramirez on Bowers Street.

“One of my favorites — and they all are my favorite in one way, shape or form — but I think my favorite ones in Nashua specifically are the ones at the Police Athletic League, and it’s two young children of color that are shown in a superhero light,” Ulibarri says. “And one of them, the little girl underneath her, there’s a quote that says, ‘You can change the world,’ and it’s just a visual reminder when, especially kids that go there every day, that they can also be the superhero in their story or in their life, whereas maybe they are not empowered otherwise.”

Since its founding, Positive Street Art has grown to offer visual and dance art programs for children, opened a gallery space, and brought new murals to walls in Nashua and across New England. They also host and attend community events to get more people involved in the arts.

“One of the other things that we’re known for is called the Downtown Arts Fest. It was basically all of the things that we do in one event: so dance, music, art,

“The reason we even started Positive Street Art was because urban art wasn’t well represented in the arts landscape.”

— Cecilia Ulibarri, Executive Director and Co-founder of Positive Street Art

there were food trucks and things like that,” Ulibarri says. “So it’s a place for the community to come together and just celebrate the arts, but in a more cohesive manner. We’ve had live art battles during those events as well. This year, we partnered with the City of Nashua to do the first Nashua Summer Stroll. So we were able to do what we normally did at the Downtown Arts Fest, and pull it into that event, which brought probably close to 4,000 people throughout the day.”

Positive Street Art’s efforts have also inspired the community to be more mindful of public spaces.

“I think that there’s a respect that comes with our work, where our murals have rarely been defaced,” Ulibarri says. “So in that sense, where a wall is blank, could have had tags on it or something, but now it has beautiful art on it that anybody can enjoy.”

The variety of groups working to bring art to the city creates a more well-rounded art experience for viewers.

“People get a more wholesome experience, versus just sculptures or just murals,” Ulibarri says. “You have a little bit of the 3D versus the 2D and I think that that’s really unique, because, again public art is accessi-

ble to all. It’s unique that we have the sculpture symposium to really add to that kind of outdoor museum type of atmosphere, where people can enjoy all types of art.”

CREATIVITY ECONOMY

Access to public art improves community identity and pride, stimulates economic growth, encourages social interaction, and promotes creativity and innovation.

While Nashua has art galleries, including a branch of the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen, and the new Center for the Arts performance venue, public art is a low-barrier way to get people interested in the creative process and downtown revitalization.

Visitors checking out the art may be more inclined to patronize local retailers or stop by downtown restaurants.

“The goal is to get people out and using the riverfront, kind of reclaiming it from the mills,” Hammun says. “This is not just a pretty space that we’re building. We’re hoping that it’s going to help build businesses around it. I think that the activity that it will bring to develop businesses around there is really going to be the most important aspect of it.” N

ARTS

BRIGHTENING NASHUA’S NIGHTLIFE

In the heart of downtown, the Nashua Center for the Arts is closing out its first full year of shows since opening in 2023. The modern theater has seating for up to 750 guests, but retractable risers increase the standing capacity to 1,000.

The NCA has quickly become one of Southern New Hampshire’s go-to venues for live entertainment. It hosts sold-out performances from local and nationally touring acts including Lonestar, Symphony NH, Jimmy Dunn, and the Red Hot Chilli Pipers.

Spectacle Live coordinates the line-up of music, live comedy, theater and children’s performances, with most weeks having multiple nights of show options.

Pete Lally, head of Spectacle Live, said the center was drawing from a wider geography than he would expect after only six months. About two-thirds of ticket purchases are from people who live outside Nashua, he said in November 2023.

Visitors coming to the shows get the chance to sample Nashua’s lodging, dining and retail establishments.

Artists, too, have praised the venue’s modern amenities, including a state-of-the-art lighting and sound system.

Nashua’s University Just Keeps Growing

EDUCATION

BY SARAH PEARSON

BUILDING BRIDGES between college and civic communities

Nashua has had at least one college in the city for nearly a century. Today, it is home to Rivier University and Nashua Community College, with several other post-secondary institutions in the nearby region.

While there has always been a connection between the college and civic community, there’s a recent effort to foster those ties and build on the qualities that make Nashua a great college town.

“You know it when you’re amongst the presence of a college town,” says Jonathan Harper, Athletic Director at Rivier University. “When you arrive on campus, there’s a vibrancy that spills over from campus into town. It’s that fresh set of excitement, especially at the beginning of the new year; that’s what reminds me of a college town.”

For Barry Garside, Vice President of Student and Community Affairs at Nashua Community College, a college town is a

place where if you say the name of the city, the college is an immediate association.

“That Nashua Community College would be almost on the tip of everyone’s tongue,” Garside says. “And I think that’s what a college town should be, and it’s what a community college should aspire to be.”

College towns can be small towns or major metros, but they tend to share qualities of having off-campus entertainment for students, academic partnerships with local businesses and community support for the college’s sports teams.

SOCIAL SCENE

Rivier University is near Nashua’s downtown, making it accessible to students, even those without a vehicle, either by walking, biking or taking the city bus. Nashua Community College is located close to the city’s border with Merrimack and farther from downtown, but it is still close to recreational opportunities, retail and off-campus dining. It is also on public transportation routes.

“Nashua is a perfect opportunity to be a college town because of its size and

because there is a central downtown location that many small colleges in New England don’t have,” Harper says. “This is a vibrant community that’s growing and it’s diverse. So, when you have the opportunity for the number of restaurants, the places that students enjoy going to, the shops and even simply just walking downtown in a safe area, that is what really lends Nashua to being that vibrant college town.”

For students looking to hang out around town, Nashua offers plenty of cafes to grab a coffee and chip away on homework and bars to meet up with friends.

Entertainment options range from activities like escape rooms and ax throwing to art galleries and stage performances.

The city benefits from the students as well, providing a fresh batch of customers each academic year.

“I think the injection of students into the economy every early September, where our students come back on campus” is a benefit, Harper says. “They certainly enjoy going to the restaurants, fast food. ... It helps to invigorate the community, and I think the interactions are fun. I live in

Nashua, and I can certainly tell when the students are back. It just provides a certain level of energy in town that disappears a little bit during the summer.”

Nashua as a city is positioned well in New England for students to access an even wider variety of opportunities.

“I think the location is great: close to Boston, close to the coast, close to the mountains,” says Robyn Griswold, Vice President of Academic Affairs of Nashua Community College. “It’s a great space. Lots of the arts, the performing arts center now downtown, great restaurants, great social scene, our parks, outdoor activities. I think it’s a great location.”

These features combine to create a city where college students want to be, beyond the academic accolades of the college alone.

“For the university as a whole, (the mission) is to provide the best student experience possible. When you have the opportunity for your location to be in a vibrant city like Nashua, it provides students, and student-athletes more specifically, the opportunity to spend time in constructive ways,” Harper says.

“They don’t become bored. When students become bored or disillusioned, then they start looking at transferring,” he says. “And what we’re seeing is more students looking to transfer to Rivier because of the overall experience that we provide here.”

SCHOOL-TO-CAREER PIPELINE

That variety of opportunities carries over from entertainment to future employment. Nashua’s major industries include technology, advanced manufacturing, health care and defense.

“Sometimes people have to move because they have a certain career that they’ve selected, and they have to move because that career ... just doesn’t exist where they live,” Garside says.

That’s not the case in Nashua. “If you want to go into health care, there’s a million jobs; or education; or if you’re repairing cars; or if you want to go into business; on and on,” he adds. “So for those purposes, I think Nashua makes a great setting for students to get their training at a college like Nashua Community College, and then work in the surrounding area.”

With its strong economic base, Nashua has part-time work, internships and co-ops available for students who are looking for those experiences.

“As an example, I was just speaking with our aviation technology department chair, and he was mentioning how his freshman class, the students, are going to be working in internships with partners over at the Nashua airport,” Griswold says. “Many of our academic programs have internship components. Work-based learning is a very important part of our academic programming.”

“We have many, many community partnerships. In fact, I think that’s what really makes Nashua Community College special,” Garside adds. “We have a precision manufacturing boot camp, which is where students come in and they make mechanical parts that are used primarily in submarines, believe it or not. This boot camp is supported by the U.S. Navy, something we only started about a year ago, but we already have 40 graduates who have been placed in places like Granite State Manufacturing, the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, and

other places as well. Now, this is just one example: I could tell you about our medical assistant program, or our micro-electronics boot camp or a test tech program.”

Those partnerships and internships set up students for success after they graduate by filling their resumes with hands-on experiences. Local businesses reap the benefits of a well-trained employee pool when many other areas are experiencing a staffing shortage.

The college is also making an effort to reach out to employed people who may need additional training to advance in their careers. Garside detailed a program where GNCC taught an early childhood education course at the Merrimack YMCA, where some of the employees didn’t have their child care certificate or degree and didn’t have the means to commute to the college campus.

“They loved having us over there, to the point where now we’re allowing students to take continue additional courses at that location and actually get a certificate,” Gayside says. “We have students — like real human beings — whose lives are being improved because we went out there.”

The college is also making an effort

to connect with high school students to continue to build a pathway in educational advancement.

“Our most recent efforts are focused on building pathways from the high school to the community college,” Garside says. “We’re starting a pilot this fall with Nashua High South and North — Career Technical Education Pathways. We’re focusing on automotive technology, the culinary arts program and early childhood education. It’s a really thoughtful pathway that we’ll make available to these students, and utilizing state scholarships will save a lot toward the cost of a college education for folks. So that’s, I think, a really exciting partnership with our high schools.”

SPORTS CULTURE

Harper believes Rivier has special importance in Nashua as the city’s sole university. As the college’s athletic director, he sees sports as a means of embracing the college-city connections.

“When I was interviewing, I talked about the concept of Rivier’s athletic teams being Nashua’s sports teams,” Harper says, “The pride and the ownership over the programs is indelible.”

The more the students get involved with the community, the more the community is getting involved in the college.

“The more community service that (student-athletes) do, just simply participating in citywide events, we’re seeing more and more members of the community of all ages coming to our games,” Harper says. “We don’t charge admission, and it’s a good time. We try to host events that are family-friendly, and they look forward to our next game. So even though Conway Arena is not on campus — that’s where we play ice hockey — it’s a fun area. It’s a good take to bring your family to.”

He’s hoping that improvements in the college’s live streaming of games will encourage Nashua businesses — sports bars, particularly — to include the local matches on one of its screens.

The collegiate student-athletes help support the city community through instructional sports for Nashua youth and championing their successes.

“For example, ice hockey will have young skaters come out to the ice during introductions. We’ll call them out during basketball games, during soccer games. We provide over the summer an extensive

Nashua’s relationship between its colleges and the civic community is creating a vibrant and dynamic environment that is mutually beneficial.

summer camp package, and then we also typically have free clinics throughout the course of the year for our youth,” Harper says. “That’s critically important because when the youth come on campus, they can see themselves one day going to college, whether it’s Rivier or anywhere else, to further their lives. They also look up to our student-athletes.”

Rivier has been making recent in vestments in its athletic facilities, not just for student use but as resources for the community.

“There’s been a lot of work done down here in the Muldoon Center, and then our turf field is one of the finest in New England, and that was installed two years ago,” Harper says. “When we invite the community to come out to our games, we’re bringing them into facilities that are fun, inviting and bright; they can take pride

provide that space for them to be able to get their student-athletes prepared when they need our fields. It’s a community feel, and we’re just looking forward this year to really nurturing that and moving forward.”

Nashua’s relationship between its colleges and the civic community is creating a vibrant and dynamic environment that is

CALENDAR

ONGOING

Nashua Farmers Market

Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., June through October Nashua Public Library downtownnashua.org/ nashuafarmersmarket

FEBRUARY

CHOCOLATE STROLL

Saturday before Valentine’s Day Various businesses downtownnashua.org/ chocolatestroll

APRIL

DOWNTOWN NASHUA CRAFT BEER TOUR

April 13-19, during NH Craft Beer Week

Get to know Nashua craft beer scene by visiting multiple locations throughout the week. downtownnashua.org/beertour

NASHUA SPRING CARNIVAL

April 29 to May 3

Nashua High School South spartansdbc.org/events/ nashua-spring-carnival

MAY

NASHUA INTERNATIONAL SCULPTURE SYMPOSIUM

May 8 to 31

Multiple locations in Nashua nashuasculpturesymposium.org

ST. PHILIP GREEK FOOD FESTIVAL

May 24-25

St. Philip Greek Church nashuagreekfestival.com

JUNE

TASTE

OF DOWNTOWN

First Wednesday in June Downtown Nashua downtownnashua.org/taste

NH BACON AND BEER FESTIVAL

National Beer Week

Anheuser-Busch Brewery, Merrimack nhbaconbeer.com

NASHUA PRIDE PARADE

Late June

Main Street and around the library nashuanh.gov/1217/ Nashua-Pride-Festival

AUGUST

GREELEY PARK ART SHOW

Aug. 16 and 17, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Greeley Park NashuaArts.org

SEPTEMBER

NASHUA MULTICULTURAL FESTIVAL

Mid-September

Nashua Public Library Plaza nashuanh.gov/1237/ Nashua-Multicultural-Festival

PHOTO BY KAREN BACHELDER

OCTOBER

Through the month Downtown Nashua downtownnashua.org/ downtown-scarecrows

NOVEMBER

PHOTO BY KAREN BACHELDER

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Axel’s Throw House 4 Bud Way, Unit #2, Nashua, NH axelsthrowhouse.com

BAE Systems P.O. Box 868, NHQ1-747, Nashua, NH baesystems.com

Baird Home Solutions 134 Haines St., Unit 1-7, Nashua, NH bairdhomesolutions.com

Balin Books 375 Amherst St., Nashua, NH balinbooks.com

Bangor Savings Bank 69 Route 101A, Amherst, NH bangor.com

Bank of America

900 Elm St., 17th floor, Manchester, NH bankofamerica.com/newhampshire

Bank of New Hampshire 62 Pleasant St., Laconia, NH banknh.com

Bar Harbor Bank & Trust 188 Main St., Nashua, NH barharbor.bank

Baron’s Major Brands 531 Amherst St., Nashua, NH baronsmajorbrands.com

Barry & Honorow Attorneys at Law 161 Kinsley St., Nashua, NH newhampshirelawoffice.com

Bartis-Russell Broadcasting 196 Main St., Suite 200, Nashua, NH wsmn.live

Bausch Articulating Papers, Inc. 12 Murphy Drive, Unit D-2, Nashua, NH bauschpaper.com

Behavioral Concepts

387 East Dunstable Road, Suite 3 & 4, Nashua, NH bciaba.com

Bellavance Beverage Co., Inc. 46 Pettengill Road, Londonderry, NH bellavancebev.com

Bellwether Community Credit Union 409 Amherst St., Nashua, NH bccu.org

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Verani Realty 175 Amherst St., Nashua, NH verani.com

Bernstein Shur

670 N. Commercial St., Suite 108, Manchester, NH bernsteinshur.com

Best Ford and Cycle Center 579 Amherst St., Nashua, NH bestfordinc.com

BIGraphics, Inc.

472 Amherst St., Unit 18, Nashua, NH bigraphicsinc.com

Binnie Media Group — Frank 106.3FM 100 Dow St.; NH1 Media Center, Manchester, NH 1063frank.com

BioRestore NH

76 Northeastern Blvd., Unit 34, Nashua, NH BioRestorehealth.com/New-Hampshire

Bishop Guertin High School 194 Lund Road, Nashua, NH bghs.org

Blue U Defense, LLC

P.O. Box 368, Hancock, NH blue-u.com

Boys & Girls Club of Gr. Nashua One Positive Place, Nashua, NH bgcn.com

Brady Sullivan Properties

670 North Commercial St., Suite 303, Manchester, NH bradysullivan.com

Brian S. McCarthy Memorial Foundation 65 Musket Drive, Nashua, NH BSMMemorial.com

Bridges by EPOCH

575 Amherst St., Nashua, NH bridgesbyepoch.com

Bridges: Domestic & Sexual Violence Support

28 Concord St., Nashua, NH bridgesnh.org

Trusted business banking experts in Nashua

With over 150 locations and counting, NBT Bank is there when you need us — wherever you need us. Every business deserves a partner they can count on. Our growing footprint means that expert business banking solutions are never far away. Let our local relationship managers provide you with personalized guidance, top banking solutions, and reliable results.

See how NBT Bank can accelerate your business growth at www.nbtbank.com/business

Justin Jennings New Hampshire Regional President 603.623.2007

Justin.jennings@nbtbank.com

Amanda Covino New Hampshire Market Manager 603.623.2007 ext. 1434 Amanda.covino@nbtbank.com

Marilyn Charbonneau Senior Business Banking Manager 603.722.3221 Mcharbonneau@nbtbank.com

www.nbtbank.com 221 Main Street | Nashua, NH

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MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

Broad Street Planning

34 Broad St., Nashua, NH broadstreetplanning.com

Buckley’s Great Steaks

438 Daniel Webster Hwy., Merrimack, NH buckleysgreatsteaks.com

Budget Blinds

520 Amherst St., Nashua, NH budgetblinds.com

Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation

New Hampshire (VRNH)

1 Sundial Ave., Manchester, NH education.nh.gov/who-we-are/deputycommissioner/bureau-vocationalrehabilitation/program

Can-One USA

141 Burke St., Nashua, NH can-one.com

Canon Solutions America

15 Constitution Blvd., Suite 1M, Bedford, NH l.csa.canon.com

Cardoza Flooring

318 Nashua St., Milford, NH cardozaflooring.com

Carfive

635 Amherst St., Amherst, NH carfive.com

CASA of New Hampshire

138 Coolidge Ave., Manchester, NH casanh.org

Celebrations Distinctive Catering Inc.

40 Pemberton Road, Nashua, NH CelebrationsMenu.com

CGI Benefits Group

5 Dartmouth Drive, Auburn, NH cgibusinesssolutions.com

Charles Lloyd Insurance Inc.

33 Main St., Suite 202, Nashua, NH charleslloydins.com

Charles Pipilas, D.D.S.

280 Main St., #311, Nashua, NH

Charles Schwab — Independent Branch Services

2 Cellu Drive, Suite 113, Nashua, NH schwab.com/nashua

Checkmate HCM

287 South Main St., Concord, NH checkmatenh.com

Chick Beaulieu, Inc.

5 1/2 Gaffney St., Nashua, NH chickbeaulieu.com

Chik Farm Woodworking & Gift Shop 30 Charles Bancroft Hwy., Litchfield, NH chikfarmwoodworking.com

Christian Party Rental 18 Clinton Drive, #5, Hollis, NH intents.com

Chuck Mattia — Individual Nashua, NH

City of Nashua P.O. Box 2019, Nashua, NH nashuanh.gov

Clarion Inn, Isha Hospitality DBA 10 Saint Laurent St., Nashua, NH clarionofnashua.com

Clark & Co LLC 7 Bancroft St., Nashua, NH coreyclark.co

Clean Up Your Mess Dumpsters 9 Pond St., Nashua, NH cleanupyourmessdumpsters.com

Clear Reflection Counseling Associates

180 Elm St., Milford, NH clearreflectionnh.com

ClearchoiceMD

300 Main St., Nashua, NH ccmdcenters.com

Clocktower Place

2 Clocktower Place, Nashua, NH clocktowerplacenh.com

Club Pilates Nashua

345 Amherst St., Suite 2, Nashua, NH clubpilates.com/location/nashua

Code Wiz

341 Amherst St., Unit 3, Nashua, NH thecodewiz.com/nashua-nh

Coffee & Kindness

105 W. Pearl St., Nashua, NH coffeeandkindness.co

Coldwell Banker Realty

/ Betsy Levesque

15 Falcon Drive, Hudson, NH Betsylevesque.com

College Bound Movers, LLC

14 Continental Blvd., Merrimack, NH collegeboundmovers.com

Colliers International in New Hampshire & Maine

175 Canal St., Suite 401, Manchester, NH www2.colliers.com/en/United-States/Cities/ Manchester-NH

Comcast Business

322 Nashua Road, Londonderry, NH business.comcast.com/local/newhampshire/nashua

Community Action Partnership

Hillsborough and Rockingham Counties 40 Pine St., Manchester, NH snhs.org

Community Investments LLC

52 Main St., Unit 404, Nashua, NH communityinvestmentsglobal.com

Community Options, Inc.

547 Amherst St., #404, Nashua, NH comop.org

Community Values Group

17 Hills Farm Lane, Hollis, NH communityvalues.com

Confident Med Spa

124 New Hampshire 101 A, Unit 36 Amherst, NH confidentmedspa.com

Consolidated Communications

770 Elm St., Manchester, NH consolidated.com

Corriveau Insurance Agency, Inc.

115 Main St., Nashua, NH corriveauinsurance.com

Critical Process Filtration, Inc.

1 Chestnut St., Nashua, NH criticalprocess.com

Cross Insurance

1100 Elm St., Manchester, NH crossagency.com

Crown Castle

1 Sundial, Suite 400, Manchester, NH crowncastle.com

Crown Linen Service, Inc.

15 Technology Way, Nashua, NH crownuniform.com

Cullen Collimore Shirley

37 Technology Way, Suite 3W2, Nashua, NH cullencollimore.com

Cup of Life Healing Center

400 Amherst St., Nashua, NH CupOfLIfeHealingCenter.com

Curioso Industries LLC

20A Northwest Blvd., #145, Nashua, NH curiosoindustries.com

Dan’s Balloons wickedawesomeballoonshow.com

Dartmouth-Hitchcock Nashua 2300 Southwood Drive, Nashua, NH dartmouth-hitchcock.org

Davis Funeral Home, LLC

1 Lock St., Nashua, NH davisfuneralhomenh.com

Day’s Jewelers

567 Amherst St., Nashua, NH daysjewelers.com

DCU

379 Amherst St., Nashua, NH dcu.org

Demoulas Market Basket

261 Daniel Webster Hwy., Nashua, NH shopmarketbasket.com

Denron Hall Plumbing & HVAC

605 Front St., Manchester, NH denronph.com

Design Works Landscaping 125 Wason Road, Hudson, NH 4designworks.com

MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

Devine Millimet 111 Amherst St., Manchester, NH devinemillimet.com

DominionTech Computer Services 1 Tara Blvd., Nashua, NH dominiontech.com

DoubleTree by Hilton Nashua 2 Somerset Parkway, Nashua, NH dtnashua.doubletreebyhilton.com

Dr. Salvatore Guerriero, DMD PC 76 Allds St., Nashua, NH nashuasmilemakers.com

Dunkin’ South Main 267 Main St., Nashua, NH

Dynamic Strength and Conditioning 115 Northeastern Blvd., Nashua, NH dynamicsc.com

Eastern Bank 11 Trafalgar Square, Suite 105, Nashua, NH easternbank.com

Eaton & Berube Insurance Agency, LLC 11 Concord St., Nashua, NH eatonberube.com

Edible Arrangements

300 Main St., Suite 408B, Nashua, NH ediblearrangements.com

Edward Jones, Michael Ferris 98 Spit Brook Road, Nashua, NH

Edward Jones, Susan Frenette 410 Amherst St., Suite 302, Nashua, NH

Energy Efficient Investments, Inc. 19D Star Drive, Merrimack, NH eeiservices.com

Enterprise Bank 493 Amherst St., Nashua, NH enterprisebanking.com

EOS

3 Hawthorne Village Road, Nashua, NH eosworldwide.com/kristan-bishop# Erdman Anthony & Associates

ESS

800 Kings Highway North, Suite 405, Cherry Hill, NJ ess.com

Etchstone Properties, Inc. 179 Amherst St., Nashua, NH etchstoneproperties.com

EverSafe IT Services 2 Clocktower Place, #417, Nashua, NH EverSafeIT.com

Eversource Energy 780 North Commercial St., Manchester, NH eversource.com/content/nh

ExcellenceNorth Alliance One Delta Drive, Concord, NH excellencenorth.org

Expert Design Solutions 7-2 Hickory Lane, Hollis, NH expertdesignsolution.com

Fairview Senior Living 203 Lowell Road, Hudson, NH

Family Promise of Southern New Hampshire

3 Crown St., Nashua, NH familypromisesnh.org

Fidelity Investment Center Nashua

225 Daniel Webster Hwy., Nashua, NH fidelity.com/branchlocator

Fidelity Investments

2 Contra Way, Merrimack, NH fidelity.com

Finance Roadmap Planning 8 Plum St., Chelmsford, MA financeroadmapplanning.com

First Church Nashua

1 Concord St., Nashua, NH tfcucc.org

Flegal Law Office

159 Main St., Nashua, NH flegal.com

Focused Eye Care

505 W. Hollis St., Suite 109, Nashua, NH Focusesdeyecarenh.com

Fortin Gage Floral Design House & Boutique

86 West Pearl St., Nashua, NH fortingage.com

Fox Pest Control

649 East Industrial Park Dr., Manchester, NH fox-pest.com/manchester-nh/service-area/ nashua

Foy Insurance, a Division of World Insurance

350 Main St., Nashua, NH foyinsurance.com

Frank Webb Home

7 Redmond St., Nashua, NH frankwebb.com

Franklin Savings Bank 1 Dobson Way, Merrimack, NH fsbnh.bank

Frasca and Frasca

2 Auburn St., Nashua, NH frascalaw.com

Fully Promoted of Southern NH

410 S. River Road, Suite 6, Bedford, NH fullypromoted.com/locations/bedford-nh

G.M. Roth Design Remodeling Inc. 12 Murphy Drive, Unit G, Nashua, NH gmroth.com

Gamers Sanctuary LLC Nashua, NH gamerssanctuaryllc.com

Gate City Casino/Delaware North

55 Northeastern Blvd., Nashua, NH thegatecitycasino.com

Gate City Electric, LLC

P.O. Box 3554, Nashua, NH gatecityelectric.com

Gate City Reflexology & Massage llc

5 Pine St. Extension, Unit 2C, Nashua, NH GateCityMassage.com

Gate City Sports Medicine

436 Amherst St., Nashua, NH gatecitysportsmedicine.com

GateHouse Treatment

491 Amherst St., Nashua, NH gatehousetreatment.com

Gateways Community Services

144 Canal St., Nashua, NH gatewayscs.org

GD Psych Services, LLC

221 Main St., Unit 301, Nashua, NH gdpsychservices.com

Gentle Dental Nashua

151 Main St., Nashua, NH GentleDental.com

Girls Incorporated of NH 27 Burke St., Nashua, NH girlsincnewhampshire.org

Global Patriot Adjusters, LLC

247 Marden Road, Wilton, NH globalpatriotadjusters.com

Gottesman & Hollis, P.A.

39 East Pearl St., Nashua, NH nh-lawyers.com

Granite State Credit Union 190 Broad St., Nashua, NH gscu.org

Granite State Indoor Gun Range 2 Hampshire Drive, Hudson, NH granitestaterange.com

Great American Downtown 6 Main St., Nashua, NH DowntownNashua.org

Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce 60 Main St., Suite 200, Nashua, NH nashuachamber.com

Greater Nashua Dental Connection

31 Cross St., Nashua, NH greaternashuadentalconnection.org

MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

Greater Nashua Food Council

100 N. Main St., Suite 400, Concord, NH nhhungersolutions.org/our-work/coalitionbuilding/greater-nashua-food-council

Greater Nashua Habitat for Humanity 10 Clinton Drive, Hollis, NH nashuahabitat.org

Greater Nashua Mental Health 100 West Pearl St., Nashua, NH gnmhc.org

Greater Nashua Technology Consulting 14 Roby St., Nashua, NH greaternashuatc.com

Grenier Investigations

64 Underhill St., Nashua NH

Grey Nuns Thrift Shop 11 Main St., Nashua, NH

Groups Recover Together

155 Main Dunbstable Road, Suite 115, Nashua, NH joingroups.com

GSC IT Solutions

1 Perimeter Road, Suite 100, Manchester, NH gscitsolutions.com

Guardian Home Care of NH

77 NorthEastern Blvd., Floor 2, Nashua, NH guardianhomecareusa.com

Guild Mortgage, Karin Duchesne 318 South River Road, Bedford, NH branches.guildmortgage.com/nh/bedford/ karin-duchesne-876-rgkdu.html

Hamblett & Kerrigan, P.A. 20 Trafalgar Square, Suite 505, Nashua, NH nashualaw.com

Hampshire Hills Athletic Club

50 Emerson Road, Milford, NH hampshirehills.com

Hampton Inn Nashua 407 Amherst St., Nashua, NH nashua.hamptoninn.com

Harbor Care

77 Northeastern Blvd., Nashua, NH harborcarenh.org

Harvard Pilgrim Health Care

650 Elm St., 2nd Floor, Manchester, NH harvardpilgrim.org

Harvey Construction Corporation 10 Harvey Road, Bedford, NH harveyconstruction.com

Heal Strong for Life, LLC 20 Trafalgar Square, Suite 502, Nashua, NH healstrong4life.com

Hellenic American University 436 Amherst St., Suite 200, Nashua, NH hauniv.edu

Hirsch & Company, LLC 32 Daniel Webster Hwy., Suite #1, Merrimack, NH hirschco.com

Holiday Inn Express and Suites 4 Amherst Road, Merrimack, NH hiexpress.com/merrimacknh

Home Health & Hospice Care 7 Executive Park Drive, Merrimack, NH hhhc.org

Home Helpers Home Care of Nashua 10 Tara Blvd., 303J, Nashua, NH homehelpershomecare.com/nashua

Horseless Carriage

754 Elm St., Milford, NH horselesscarriage.biz

HPM Insurance

101 Ponemah Road, Suite 1, Amherst, NH HPMInsurance.com

Hugh R. Phillis, D.M.D. 505 West Hollis St., Nashua, NH smilemkr.com

Humane Society for Greater Nashua 24 Ferry Road, Nashua, NH hsfn.org

Hunt Community 10 Allds St., Nashua, NH huntcommunity.org

HW Staffing Solutions, Inc.

410 Amherst St., Suite 380, Nashua, NH HWStaffing.com

iHeart Media of New Hampshire 70 Foundry St., Manchester, NH iheartdigitalsolutions.com

In The Mix, LLC 51 Lake St., B-10, Nashua, NH inthemixbev.com

Independent Services Network 309 Pine St., Manchester, NH isnnh.com

Integrity Care Management dba

Ellie Mental Health — Nashua

9 Trafalgar Square, Suite 270, Nashua, NH elliementalhealth.com/locations/nashuatrafalgar-square-nh

Integrity Marketing 188 Central St., Hudson, NH IntePros

400 5th Ave., Waltham, MA intepros.com

Ivy Bound Tutoring (and Impact Health Sharing) 550 Maple St., Manchester, NH ivybound.net

Ivy Rehab Physical Therapy 495 Amherst St., Suite P, Nashua, NH ivyrehab.com

Jay Ottis Mercer, PA, MS P.O. Box 8, Nashua, NH

Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union 102 Spit Brook Road, Nashua, NH jdcu.com

Joanne Tassoni Associate Broker

— Coldwell Banker Lifestyles 25 Robinhood Road, Nashua, NH

Jodi Savage Realty at Keller

Williams Metropolitan 168 South River Road, Bedford, NH jodisavagerealty.com

John Flatley Company 1 Tara Blvd., Suite 302, Nashua, NH johnflatleyco.com

Joyce Cooling & Heating

51 Lake St., Nashua, NH joycecool.com

K’sones Thai Dining and Lounge 493 Amherst St., Unit 6, Nashua, NH ksones.com

Kathy DeMello w/ Coldwell Banker 569 Amherst St., Nashua, NH

Kelly Creative Advertising, LLC

74 Northeastern Blvd., Suite 11B, Nashua, NH

kelly-creative.com

Kevin Ross Emery Inspirational Catalyst 131 Daniel Webster Hwy., #851, Nashua, NH MyDrKevin.com

KW Realty / Kane Realty Group-Stephanie Kane 20 Trafalgar Square, Suite 101, Nashua, NH

LaBelle Market

14 Route 111, Derry, NH

LaBelle Winery

345 NH-101, Amherst, NH labellewinery.com

Lambert, Shortell & Connaughton IP 159 Main St., Nashua, NH lambertpatentlaw.com

Lamprey Health Care — The Nashua Center 22 Prospect St., Nashua, NH lampreyhealth.org

Landtech Corporation

46 Centerra Parkway, Suite 102 Lebanon, NH

Langdon Place of Nashua 319 East Dunstable Road, Nashua, NH genesishcc.com

Laurence C. Szetela

76 Northeastern Blvd., Suite 36B, Nashua, NH lszetelacpa.com

VISION: “To be the first choice in the region for General Aviation pilots, attracting business and fostering a culture of education and enthusiasm for aviation.”

Welcome to Nashua Airport

Nashua Airport, also known as Boire Field, is a very active General Aviation airport. Operations in and out of Boire Field include light training, charter, corporate, military and recreational flights. Because of this diversity Nashua Airport offers a wide range of services and features that make it unique. From multiple IFR approaches to electric tie-down ramps and available hangar space, several flight schools and aircraft maintenance facilities. Nashua Airport is not only a wonderful airport to visit, but a wonderful airport to call home.

MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

Law Family Companies, Inc.

59 Daniel Webster Hwy., Merrimack, NH lawlogistics.com

Lawfully Yours Wedding Chapel LLC

360 Amherst St., Nashua, NH LawfullyYoursWeddingChapel.com

Liberty Utilities

15 Buttrick Road, Londonderry, NH libertyutilities.com

Life Coping, Inc.

159 Main Dunstable Road, Suite 207, Nashua, NH lifecoping.org

Lil’ Iguana’s Children’s Safety Foundation

3 Bud Way, Unit 19, Nashua, NH liliguanausa.org

Live Free Chiropractic

383 East Dunstable Road, Unit B, Nashua, NH lfchiropractic.com

Long’s Jewelers

323 Daniel Webster Hwy., Nashua, NH longsjewelers.com

Lovering Volvo Cars Nashua

180 Daniel Webster Hwy., Nashua, NH loveringnashua.com

Lowell Five Bank

125 East Dunstable Road, Nashua, NH lowellfive.com

Lucky Moose Casino & Tavern

16 Gusabel Ave., Nashua, NH luckymoosecasino.com

Lunar Cow Publishing

334 West Turkeyfoot Lake Road, Akron, OH lunarcow.com

M&T Bank

125 Daniel Webster Hwy., Nashua, NH peoples.com

MAD Learning Design, LLC

118 Bowers St., Nashua, NH madlearningdesign.com

Mainstay Technologies

25 Sundial Ave., Suite 504W, Manchester, NH mstech.com

Make-A-Wish NH

814 Elm St., Manchester, NH nh.wish.org

MakeIt Labs Corp

25 Crown St., Nashua, NH makeitlabs.com

Manchester-Boston Regional Airport 1 Airport Road, Suite 300, Manchester, NH flymanchester.com

Marcos De Sa Realtor

272 Lund Road, Nashua, NH marcosdesa.remax.com

Marcum LLP

9 Executive Park Drive, Merrimack, NH marcumllp.com

Margaritas of Nashua 1 Nashua Drive, Nashua, NH margs.com/locations/new-hampshire/ nashua

Marguerite’s Place 87 Palm St., Nashua, NH margueritesplace.org

Masi Plumbing & Heating 36 Otterson St., Nashua, NH masiplumbing.com

Mass Pirates Football

650 Suffolk St., Suite 405 Lowell, MA Masspiratesfootball.com

McLane Middleton 900 Elm St., Manchester, NH mclane.com

McLaughlin Oil Corporation 20 Progress Ave., Nashua, NH mclaughlin-oil.com

McLaughlin Transportation Systems, Inc.

20 Progress Ave., Nashua, NH mclaughlin-transport.com

MD Esthetics Nashua North 537 Amherst St., Nashua, NH mdestheticsus.com

Meals on Wheels of Hillsborough County 46 Milford St., Manchester, NH hcmow.org

Merrimack Premium Outlets

80 Premium Outlets Blvd., Merrimack, NH premiumoutlets.com/merrimack

MI-BOX Southern New Hampshire, LLC 14 Continental Blvd., Merrimack, NH getmibox.com

MicroSociety Academy Charter School 591 W. Hollis St., Nashua, NH macsnh.org

Mike’s Italian Kitchen 212 Main St., Nashua, NH mtdininggroup.com

Milford Applied Technology Center 100 West St., Milford, NH mhs.milfordk12.org/apps/pages/ATC/CTE

Millyard Bank 57 Northeastern Blvd., Nashua, NH millyardbank.com

Millyard Technology Park 10 Technology Way, Nashua, NH millyardtechnologypark.com

MindEdge

271 Waverley Oaks Road, Suite 404 Waltham, MA mindedge.com

Mint Printworks

1 Pine St., 2nd Floor, Nashua, NH mintprintworks.com

Morneau Law

30 Temple St., Suite 503, Nashua, NH MorneauLaw.com

MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

Murphy, Gaudreau, Hoskinson, Inc 1 Tara Blvd., Suite LL08, Nashua, NH

My Cabinet Outlet

112 State Route 101A, Amherst, NH mycabinetoutlet.com

My Turn

3 Pine St. Extension, Nashua, NH my-turn.org

NAI Norwood Group 116 South River Road, Bedford, NH nainorwoodgroup.com

Nashua Airport Authority 93 Perimeter Road, Nashua, NH nashuaairport.com

Nashua Center 18 Simon St., Nashua, NH nashuacenter.org

Nashua Center for the Arts 201 Main St., Nashua, NH nashuacenterforthearts.com

Nashua Children’s Home 125 Amherst St., Nashua, NH nashuachildrenshome.org

Nashua Community Arts P.O. Box 970, Nashua, NH nashuacommunityarts.org

Nashua Community College 505 Amherst St., Nashua, NH nashuacc.edu

Nashua Community Music School 2 Lock St., Nashua, NH nashuacms.org

Nashua Cosmetic & Restorative Dentistry 1 Trafalgar Square, Suite 103, Nashua, NH nashuadentistry.com

Nashua Country Club 25 Fairway St., Nashua, NH nashuacountryclub.com

Nashua Education Foundation P.O. Box 1013, Nashua, NH nefoundation.org

Nashua Home Design Center 520 Amherst St., Nashua, NH nashuahomedesigncenter.com

Nashua International Sculpture Symposium 3 Pine St., Nashua, NH Nashuasculpturesymposium.org

Nashua Lions Club P.O. Box 3361, Nashua, NH e-clubhouse.org/sites/nashua_nh

Nashua PAL 52 Ash St., Nashua, NH nashuapal.com

Nashua Prevention Coalition 20 Broad St., Nashua, NH nashuacares.org

Nashua Public Library 2 Court St., Nashua, NH nashualibrary.org

Nashua Regional Cancer Center 11 North Southwood Drive, Nashua, NH radiationcenternashua.org

Nashua Regional Planning Commission 30 Temple St., Suite 310, Nashua, NH nashuarpc.org

No one wants to be that person who sues or goes to court over the smallest problems. However, when a loved one is wronged, injured or incapacitated as a result of the carelessness of another, you want to enlist the right person to seek justice on their behalf. Whether it’s your spouse, child, parent, relative or friend who is injured, the time may come when the best option is to turn to a professional who can help you navigate the complicated path of obtaining justice.

David Gottesman has led Gottesman and Hollis, Professional Association for most of his more than 50 years in practice, facing just about every form of negligence and related injuries to individuals that you can imagine. Whether it be automobile or

motorcycle accidents, construction site failures, dog attacks, slip and falls or any other type of situation where injury occurs due to the lack of attention to safety, David has confronted it all. Some of these cases have gone all the way to trial and many have been resolved before trial when the facts are brought to bear.

As David says, “the real key is to listen to the client and then prepare the case so that the other side knows you mean business.” David has been active in his professional associations and has been recognized by his peers as a valuable resource for those in need of a qualified personal injury attorney. He stands ready to fight for you.

Learn more at www.nh-lawyers.com, or by calling 603-889-5959.

Gottesman and Hollis, PA is located at 39 East Pearl Street, Nashua, NH 03060

David Gottesman speaks of work at Gottesman and Hollis, PA

Nashua School District 141 Ledge St., Nashua, NH nashua.edu

Nashua Silver Knights 67 Amherst St., Nashua, NH nashuasilverknights.com

Nashua Soup Kitchen & Shelter Inc 2 Quincy St., Nashua, NH nsks.org

Nashua Wallpaper Company 129 West Pearl St., Nashua, NH nashuawallpaper.com

NBT Bank

221 Main St., Nashua, NH nbtbank.com/home.html

NeighborWorks Southern

New Hampshire 801 Elm St., Manchester, NH nwsnh.org

Netlogic Computer Consulting, LLC

74 Northeastern Blvd., Unit 14 B, Nashua, NH netlogiccomputer.com

New Hampshire Community Loan Fund 7 Wall St., Concord, NH communityloanfund.org

New Hampshire Employment Security 6 Townsend West, Nashua, NH nhes.nh.gov

New Hampshire Insurance Department 21 South Fruit St., Concord, NH insurance.nh.gov

New Hampshire PBS 268 Mast Road, Durham, NH nhptv.org

New Hampshire Rapid Cash 10 Ferry St., Concord, NH nhrapidcash.com

New Hampshire Tech Alliance 36 Lowell St., Manchester, NH nhtechalliance.org

New Sky Productions 10 Cotton Road, Nashua, NH newskyproductions.com

New York Life Insurance Company 1155 Elm St., 8th Fl., Manchester, NH newyorklife.com

NH Public Radio

2 Pillsbury St., Concord, NH NHPR.org

The Community Hospice House has expanded to include 16 state-of-the-art patient suites, offering more families this comforting and supportive resource at a time in their lives when they need it the most.

210 Naticook Road Merrimack, NH 03054 603-882-2941 • www.hhhc.org

MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

Nick Brigham, Edward Jones

30 Temple St., Suite 101, Nashua, NH edwardjones.com/nick-brigham

Northeast Delta Dental

1 Delta Drive, P.O. Box 2002, Concord, NH nedelta.com

NoteWorthy Homes Team — Coldwell Banker Realty

569 Amherst St., Nashua, NH noteworthyhomesteam.com

Opportunity Networks, Inc. 11 Caldwell Drive, Amherst, NH opportunitynetworks.org

OptiLine Enterprises, LLC

157 Main Dunstable Rd, Suite 102, Nashua, NH optiline.co

Oracle 1 Oracle Drive, Nashua, NH oracle.com

P & L Landscaping, LLC

79 Daniel Webster Hwy., Merrimack, NH pllandscaping.com

Palace Theatre

80 Hanover St., Manchester, NH palacetheatre.org

Palmer Gas & Oil

13 Hall Farm Road, Atkinson, NH PalmerGas.com

Parallel Wireless, Inc.

300 Innovative Way, Suite 2310, Nashua, NH parallelwireless.com

Paul G. Bergeron Realtor, Re/Max 169 Daniel Webster Hwy., Nashua, NH paulbergeron.remax.com

Pearl Marketing

7 Auburn St., Nashua, NH pearlmarketing.com

Pennichuck Water Works 25 Walnut St., Nashua, NH pennichuck.com

Pest End, Inc.

91 Plaistow Road, Plaistow, NH pestendinc.com

PHD Communications

33 Main St., Suite 502, Nashua, NH phdcom.com

Pheasant Lane Mall

310 Daniel Webster Hwy., Suite 280, Nashua, NH simon.com

Pinnacle Mortgage Corporation

400 Amherst St., Nashua, NH pinnaclemtgcorp.com

Pit Crew Tire and Oil

23 Dumaine Ave., Nashua, NH

Playa Bowls Nashua 262 Amherst St., Nashua, NH playabowls.com

Porsche Nashua

170 Main Dunstable Road, Nashua, NH porschenashua.com

Positive Street Art

48 Bridge St., Nashua, NH positivestreetart.org

Precision Nurse Aesthetics

71 Spitbrook Road, Suite 402, Nashua, NH precision-nurse.com

Predictive Monitor LLC

20 Cotton Road, Suite 201, Nashua, NH predictivemonitor.com

Preti Strategies

57 North Main St., Concord, NH pretistrategies.com

PRG Rugs, Inc.

227 1/2 Main St., Nashua, NH persianrugsnh.com

Primary Bank

327 Amherst St., Nashua, NH primarybanknh.com

Prime Marketing Experts

74 Northeastern Blvd. 12A, Suite 101, Nashua, NH primemarketingexperts.com

Prospect Hill Strategies

72 N. Main St., Suite 201, Concord, NH prospecthillstrategies.com

Prunier & Prolman, PLLC

20 Trafalgar Square, 6th Floor, Nashua, NH prunierlaw.com

PupVille Doggy Daycare LLC

483 Amherst St., Unit 6, Nashua, NH pupvilledd.com

PupVille Parlour

483 Amherst St., Unit 2, Nashua, NH pupvilleparlour.com

Purple Finch Properties

204a Main St., Nashua, NH purplefinchprop.com

Purpose Public Affairs LLC

P.O. Box 7312, Milford, NH purposepublicaffairs.com

Quality Photo Booths

5 Dixville St., Nashua, NH qualityphotobooths.com

Real Property Management Absolute 2 Wellman Ave., Nashua, NH rpmabsolute.com

Realm of Media Possibilities

583 Main St., Nashua, NH

Recycled Materials Group 18 Celina Ave., Unit 8, Nashua, NH recycledmaterialsgroup.com

Red Brick Clothing Company 55 Carl Drive, Manchester, NH redbrickclothing.com

Red Door Title

47 Constitution Drive, Suite 400, Bedford, NH reddoortitle.com

Remedy Medspa

1 Cotton Road, Unit 2, Nashua, NH remedy-nh.com

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Our Business Services Team is committed to helping your business succeed. They’ll guide you throughout the financing process, providing you with local, personalized service and expert advice. From deposits to loans, our dedicated team will find solutions to save you time while growing your business.

Residence Inn by Marriott Nashua

25 Trafalgar Square, Nashua, NH marriot.com/mhtnr

Ripano Stoneworks

90 East Hollis St., Nashua, NH ripano.com

Ritual Grooming

557 DW Hwy., Unit 3, Merrimack, NH ritualgroomingnh.com

Rivier University

420 South Main St., Nashua, NH rivier.edu

Roedel Companies

1134 Gibbons Hwy., Wilton, NH roedelcompanies.com

Rock the Cup dba Aroma Joes

175 Coliseum Drive, Nashua NH aromajoes.com

Roofing King

529 Ocean Blvd., Hampton, NH roofingking.com

Rotary Club of Nashua

25 Fairway St., Nashua, NH nashuarotary.org

Rotary Club of Nashua West

30 Temple St., Nashua, NH rotarynashuawest.com

Ruo & Haschig Realty Inc.

20 Trafalgar Square, #414, Nashua, NH rickruo.com

Russian School of Mathematics

20 Cotton Road, Nashua, NH russianschool.com/locations/nashua

Jessica Miele VP/Business Services 425 Hooksett Road Manchester, NH 603.703.7801 jessica.miele@bccu.org

Deposit & Loan Products also available

S.C.A.R.E.

1 Cheshire St., Nashua, NH scarenh.org

Saco Bay Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy

547 Amherst St., Suite 106A, Nashua, NH sacobaypt.com

Sage Grove Housekeeping

1 Ternbury Square, Unit A2, Nashua, NH sagegrovehousekeeping.com

Saint Christopher Academy

20 Cushing Ave., Nashua, NH saintchrisacademy.org

Sam’s Club

7 Walmart Blvd., Hudson, NH samsclub.com

Santander Bank

223 Main St., Nashua, NH

School of Rock Nashua

225 Daniel Webster Hwy., Nashua, NH nashua.schoolofrock.com

Schroeder Construction Management, Inc.

2 Townsend West, Unit 3, Nashua, NH schroedercmi.com

SCORE Granite Region

35 Manchester Road, Suite 11A, Derry, NH score.org/graniteregion

Senior Activity Center Nashua

70 Temple St., Nashua, NH nashuaseniorcenter.org

Senior Financial Resources, Inc.

402 Amherst St., Suite 403, Nashua, NH seniorfr.com

Service Credit Union

337 Amherst St., Nashua, NH servicecu.org

ServPro of Nashua & Merrimack 17B Clinton Drive, Hollis, NH servpronashua.com

Shaheen & Gordon, P.A.

191 Main St., Nashua, NH shaheengordon.com

Sheraton Nashua 11 Tara Blvd., Nashua, NH marriott.com/mhtsi

SHRM Greater Nashua PMB #213, Nashua, NH gnhra.org

Signs Now NH

71 Bridge St., P.O. Box 184, Pelham, NH SignsNowNH.com

Silverstone Living 10 Allds St., Nashua, NH silverstoneliving.org

Sky Meadow Country Club 6 Mountain Laurels Drive, Nashua, NH skymeadow.com

SKYDATA LLC 10 Ferry St., Suite 333 #146 Concord, NH skydatausa.com

SkyTerra Technologies 6 Trafalgar Square, Suite 100 Nashua, NH skyterratech.com

SL Chasse Steel 8 Christine Drive, Hudson, NH slchassesteelfab.com

SLC Group Holdings, LLC

15 N. Southwood Drive, Nashua, NH

SLCGroupHoldings.com

Smoothie King Nashua

495 Amherst St., Unit O, Nashua, NH smoothieking.com

Souhegan Valley Rotary

P.O. Box 1537, Nashua, NH happyhourrotary.com

Souhegan Valley Tree Service

P.O. Box 133, Brookline, NH svtree.com

Southern NH Health 8 Prospect St., Nashua, NH snhhs.org

Spectrum Marketing Companies 95 Eddy Road, Manchester, NH spectrummarketing.com

SquareTail Advisors

39 Simon St., Suite 16, Nashua, NH SquareTailCo.com

St. Joseph Hospital & Trauma Center

172 Kinsley St., Nashua, NH stjosephhospital.com

St. Mary’s Bank

200 McGregor St., Manchester, NH stmarysbank.com

Stairhopper Movers

256 Daniel Webster Hwy. Merrimack, NH stairhoppers.com

Staples 0061, South Nashua 252 Daniel Webster Hwy., Nashua, NH staples.com

Stella Blu, Prestella Ventures dba 70 East Pearl St., Nashua, NH stellablu-nh.com

StorBridge Global, Inc. 20 Trafalgar Square, Suite 445, Nashua, NH storbridge.com

Sullivan Tire & Auto Service 369 Amherst St., Nashua, NH sullivantire.com

Sun Communities

0 River Pines Blvd., Nashua, NH suncommunities.com/community/ river-pines

Surf Restaurant

207 Main St., Nashua, NH surfseafood.com

MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

Symphony NH

6 Church St., Nashua, NH symphonynh.org

T-Mobile

310 D.W. Hwy., Suite E171, 1st Floor, Nashua, NH

T-Mobile.com

Talus Pay

12712 Park Central Drive, Suite 350, Dallas, TX taluspay.com

TC Reilly Electric

67 Seaverns Bridge Road, Amherst, NH tcreillyelectric.com

TCG Wealth Management

4 Water St., Nashua, NH theceratogroup.com

TCS of America Enterprises

2 McDaniels Drive, Brookline, NH tcsofamerica.com

TD Bank

300 Main St., Nashua, NH TDBanknorth.com

Tebbetts Insurance

3 Market Place, Hollis, NH tebbettsins.com

Telegraph Publishing Co.

110 Main St., Suite 1, Nashua, NH nashuatelegraph.com

Tellica Imaging, LLC

345 Amherst St., Nashua, NH tellicaimaging.com

Texas Roadhouse

580 Amherst St., Nashua, NH texasroadhouse.com

The Derryfield School 2108 River Road, Manchester, NH derryfield.org

The Event Center at the Courtyard by Marriott 2200 Southwood Drive, Nashua, NH courtyardnashua.com

The Friends of Benson Park, Inc. 27 Kimball Hill Road, Hudson, NH friendsofbensonpark.org

The Front Door Agency

7 Concord St., Nashua, NH frontdooragency.org

The Harkness House 410 Amherst St., Suite 150, Nashua, NH theharknesshouse.org

The Huntington at Nashua 55 Kent Lane, Nashua, NH thehuntingtonatnashua.org

The Lannan Company, Inc. 7 D Taggart Drive, Nashua, NH lannancompany.com

The Local Beacon Nashua, NH

apps.apple.com/us/app/the-local-beacon/ id6478814773

The Merrimack (Merrimack County Savings Bank)

101 Broad St., Nashua, NH themerrimack.com

The Peddler’s Daughter 48 Main St., Nashua, NH thepeddlersdaughter.com

The Picker Artists 3 Pine St., Nashua, NH pickerartists.com

The Plus Company, Inc. 19 Chestnut St., Nashua, NH pluscompany.org

The River Casino and Sportsbar 53 High St., Nashua, NH rivercasino.com

The Stabile Companies

20 Cotton Road, Suite 200, Nashua, NH stabilecompanies.com

The UPS Store

20A Northwest Blvd., Nashua, NH locations.theupsstore.com/nh/nashua/ 20a-northwest-Blvd.

The Whiting Turner Contracting Company

11 Apex Drive, Suite 201A, Marlborough, MA whiting-turner.com/boston-office-contact

TITLE Boxing Club Nashua 8 Spit Brook Road, Nashua, NH titleboxingclub.com/nashua-nh

Touchstone Farm

233 Old Temple Road, Lyndeborough, NH touchstone-farm.org

Tracy S. Hall

37 Chester St., Nashua, NH

Triangle Credit Union

33 Franklin St., Nashua, NH trianglecu.org

True Performance Physical Therapy

39 Simon St., Unit 6, Nashua, NH trueperformancept.com

TS Event Productions, LLC

141 Canal St., Nashua, NH tseplive.com

Turn Cycle Solutions

9 Pond St., Nashua, NH turncyclesolutions.com

U-HAUL Moving and Storage

286 Daniel Webster Hwy., Nashua, NH uhaul.com

Umbral Technologies

5 Overlook Drive, Amherst, NH umbralit.com

UniFirst Corporation

8 Industrial Park Drive, Nashua, NH unifirst.com

Union Leader

100 William Loeb Drive, Manchester, NH unionleader.com

Union Public House

194 Main St., Nashua, NH

United Healthcare

14 Central Park Drive, Hooksett, NH uhc.com

United Way of Greater Nashua 20 Broad St., Nashua, NH unitedwaynashua.org

University of New Hampshire College of Professional Studies 88 Commercial St., Manchester, NH cps.unh.edu/online

Uno’s Pizzeria & Grill 539 Amherst St., Nashua, NH unos.com

Urban Books

2 Clydesdale Circle, Nashua, NH urbanbooks.co

Vascular Technology, Inc. 12 Murphy Drive, Nashua, NH vti-online.com

Vaughan Tax and Consulting LLC

98 Spit Brook Road, Suite 404, Nashua, NH nhtaxaccounting.com

Vieira Luxe

100 Main St., Suite 4, Nashua, NH vieiraluxe.com

Virtual Learning Academy Charter School

30 Linden St., Exeter, NH vlacs.org

Visiting Angels

39 Simon St., Suite 4, Nashua, NH visitingangels.com/nashua

W.H. Bagshaw Co., Inc.

1 Pine St. Ext., Nashua, NH whbagshaw.com

Walter Bat Company

1 Pine St. Ext, Nashua, NH walterbats.com

Wanderlust Therapeutic Services, PLLC

400 Amherst St., Nashua, NH wanderlustservices.org

Washville Carwash 607 Amherst St., Nashua, NH washvillecarwash.com

Wellspring Dental Group

57 Northeastern Blvd., Suite 201 Nashua, NH wellspringdentalgroup.com

Wellspring Esthetics

57 Northeastern Blvd., Nashua, NH wellspringesthetics.com

Welts, White & Fontaine, P.C.

29 Factory St., Nashua, NH lawyersnh.com

White Mountain IT Services

33 Main St., Suite 302, Nashua, NH whitemtn.com

WineNot Boutique

25 Main St., Nashua, NH winenotboutique.com

World Academy

138 Spit Brook Road, Nashua, NH worldacademynh.com

Worthen Industries

3 East Spit Brook Road, Nashua, NH worthenind.com

Xerox Business Solutions Northeast 10 Capitol St., Nashua, NH conwayoffice.com

Yankee Publishing — New Hampshire Group 250 Commercial St., Suite 4014, Manchester, NH ypi.com

YMCA of Greater Nashua

10 Cotton Road, Suite 1, Nashua, NH nmymca.org

ZenBusiness 5511 Parkcrest Drive, Austin, TX zenbusiness.com

Huntington Exchange Merrimack is a pet-friendly apartment community in the southeast corner of Merrimack, offering beautifully renovated 1-2 bedroom homes. Each unit features quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, in-unit washer and dryer, and designer flooring. Conveniently located off Route 3, it's just minutes from the Everett Turnpike and close to the Merrimack Premium Outlets, shopping, and dining on Amherst Street in Nashua. Contact