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Elections from local newsrooms

From Concord Patch, New Hampshire Union Leader and 3 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Concord Patch5 hours ago

    Kids And Coding | Flashback Film Fest | Open Mic Poetry | Felted Soap | Begonias: NH’s Week Ahead Events

    Voting day camp for kids; babysitting basics; Christmas assistance signups; George Washington and genealogy; Connie Converse talk; more.

  2. New Hampshire Union Leader6 hours ago

    Parents urge Nashua to keep all 12 elementary schools open

    Nashua parents and educators urged the school board to keep all 12 elementary schools open ahead of a Nov. 16 vote on possible closures tied to renovation costs.

  3. Western Mass News10 hours ago

    Mass. Gov. Healey, candidate Minogue make their final push ahead of Election Day

    The midterms are just two days away and candidates are making their final push to get you to go vote.

  4. londonderrytimes.net15 hours ago

    Planning Board Questions Scope and Purpose of Capital Improvement Plan

    The Londonderry Planning Board’s review of the proposed Fiscal Year 2028-2033 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) turned into a broader debate over what projects belong in the plan and how the process should be managed moving forward. Rather than focusing solely on project rankings prepared by the CIP Committee, board members spent much of the discussion […]

  5. Lowell Sun17 hours ago

    Lowell OKs $1.5M for more firefighters

    LOWELL — Amid station brownouts and debate over sick leave and overtime use, the City Council approved a $1.5 million supplemental appropriation for the Lowell Fire Department to hire an additional 14 firefighters.

  6. Lowell Sun18 hours ago

    Lowell City Council hit with Open Meeting Law complaint over Flock executive session

    The Lowell City Council was hit with an Open Meeting Law complaint because of a reported Oct. 6 executive session vote that turned the city’s Flock automatic license plate reader cameras back on after a September vote to suspend their use.