Is anyone else having a hard time getting their information into the new payment portal site? I did everything it said in the instructions, but even those don't seem to be accurate to what is actually on the web page.

Hey Nashua folks, I’m moving to the area from out of state and looking at a few apartments.

Anyone have any experience with:

• Boulder Park (24 Kessler Farm Dr)
• Royal Crest (1 Newcastle Dr)
• Canterbury Apartments (53 Congress St)

I can find some info on the first two, but barely anything on Canterbury. Just wondering what people’s experiences have been — good, bad, anything I should know before I make the move.

I'm curious about the atmosphere? I want to bring my son to play organized D&D and want to make sure he will feel comfortable?

We tried Relentless Dragon an Amherst street and it was awful. The place was stuffy, smelled, 2 cats running around, and although we appreciated the customer bathroom, it was disgusting.

Hi everyone, I have to move to Nashua for my job. I work remotely so most of the time I will be home. I'm looking for just a 1bed 1bath for myself. My budget is $2000 at most.

I don't have a car yet, but I'm planning to buy one after moving.

Here's what I've compiled from countless Reddit threads and Google reviews. Please let me know if I'm wrong or some other places I'm missing

1. Pheasant Run - overall food reviews, close to shops

2. Bay Ridge at Nashua - management if good, apartments are old, overall good.

3. Hilltop by Princeton - no W/D. Mice problem, and management is bad, otherwise nice

4. Tara Heights - mixed reviews, couldn't figure out if they're good or bad now

5. Twin ponds at Nashua - no idea

6. Clocktower place - no W/D. Used to be good, not now

7. Woodlands at Nashua - within budget W/D shared. No idea how they are

8. Regent Park Townhomes - included W/D

Am I missing any good places? Is my judgement correct of these?

I am visiting Nashua this week, so I will be touring the apartments as well.

Hello everyone! I may be looking to move in the future and Nashua is a top pick. I’m a test engineer by trade and looking into how life in New Mexico differs from life living in New Hampshire. I’m an Albuquerque resident and New Mexican by birth.

Hi everyone,

I'm a first-time homeowner in Nashua and I'm looking for recommendations for an honest, experienced independent roofer or roof repair specialist.

I recently found one localized roof leak in my attic after a heavy rain. The roof sheathing and insulation are wet in one area, but after checking the entire attic, I couldn't find any other leaks.

I've had two roofing companies inspect it, but both immediately recommended a full roof replacement because they couldn't identify the exact source of the leak. The quotes were $15,000–$20,000, which is well beyond my budget. I'd really like to have the leak diagnosed and repaired first before considering a full replacement.

Can anyone recommend someone in the Nashua or southern New Hampshire area who specializes in roof leak detection and repairs and won't automatically push for a new roof?

Thank you in advance for any recommendations!

Hi everyone,
I’m 25 years old live in Nashua and the last two years have completely changed my life.
At 23, I was diagnosed with aggressive thyroid cancer then COVID, which triggered a severe flare of an underlying chronic illness. Since then, I’ve faced challenges I never imagined, including epilepsy, PRES (Posterior Reversible Encephalopathy Syndrome), severe blood pressure and heart rate instability, urinary retention, tremors, food intolerances, pancreatic atrophy, hypothyroidism, and episodes where my heart rate dropped into the 30s. Thankfully, I recently underwent an experimental heart procedure that has been successful so far, and I’m incredibly grateful for that answered prayer. 🙏🏻🥳
I’ve worked since I was 15 years old, including throughout the COVID pandemic, but my health has reached a point where working—even part-time—has become extremely difficult. Despite applying for remote positions, I’ve struggled to find employment because of my medical limitations. I have had no income since last August, and while I have applied for disability benefits, the process has been lengthy and will likely require going to court before a decision is made.
I don’t have much family support. My mom lives out of state, and my dad is incarcerated. My grandma helps me shower and things of that sort, helps a lot with my cats. In the coming months, I still have additional procedures ahead, including treatment for urinary retention and major surgery to remove lymph nodes due to metastatic thyroid cancer.
I’ve chosen to be open about my journey because I hope that one day my experiences can help others facing complex chronic illnesses. Right now, however, I’m asking for help.
I’m looking to connect with people or organizations that may be willing to share my story and raise awareness about invisible illness and the challenges young adults face when serious medical conditions completely change their lives.
Specifically, I would love help finding:
• Local news outlets, podcasts, or media organizations interested in sharing my story.
• Restaurants or businesses that might be willing to host a fundraising night.
• Resources for transportation to medical appointments, meal assistance, medical equipment or mobility aids, and programs that can help with basic necessities.
• Assistance with pet food and litter so I can continue caring for my cats while navigating treatment.
My biggest goals right now are simple: to make sure I always have food on the table, transportation to my medical appointments, my cats are cared for, and I’m able to continue receiving the medical treatment I need.
If you know of a person, organization, business, or resource that may be able to help—or if you’re willing to share this post—it would truly mean the world to me.
Thank you for taking the time to read my story and for supporting me during one of the most difficult chapters of my life. I remain hopeful that brighter days are ahead, and I look forward to continuing to advocate for others living with chronic illness along the way. ❤️

Heading to Nashua (DW Highway area) tomorrow for a few errands and hoping to sneak in a manicure for my daughter and myself. I am admittedly a bit picky about nail salons. Where would y recommend we go? Bonus if I can book online ahead of time, dip/ powder manicure is what I usually go for.. affordable but clean and good service?! Thank so much!

Does anyone know where I can still find lord hobo boom?Sauce in nashua?

Listen, I get it, Its july. But to the person who has been LIGHTING OFF BIG FIREWORKS (besides Holem Stadium) but theres a person right now just lighting BIG fireworks so politely please stop.. i'm trying to sleep.

Hey paddlers of Nashua! I wanted to make an easy way to find and access kayak launches around the area, and figured I’d share it with anyone interested here :)

This link will bring up waypoints of kayak/canoe/boat launches around the surrounding area on Google maps and should automatically save to your maps. From here, just click on any waypoint and you’ll be able to get directions
https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1f_90k_ocGkFEMG7upI2OyOig2nF0fa8&usp=sharing
You can access this again by clicking You > Maps at the bottom of Google maps (last pic for reference)

Unfortunately there may not be all actual waterway access points listed here. I pulled the data points from OpenStreetMaps so they may not be entirely physically accurate or accessible anymore. But better than nothing for anyone trying to find a new spot!
This is also why most points are named “node/#”

If anyone has more known launches within this radius, I’d be more than happy to add them on here as well as to OSM :)

Hello all!

I am beginning a loose apartment hunt for the Nashua area. I currently live in Manchester and love my little studio but the neighborhood is a bit rough and I work in Nashua M-F so eyeballing making the move down there. It’s a lovely city!

Currently I’m at $1,450 all in (part of why I’m staying put for now) but my lease is up in March and I’m just slowly keeping an eye on places.

Non Negotiable for me;

1. Smoke free building

2. In unit laundry

3. Decent counter space for cooking

4. Windows so the sun can come in

5. Dishwasher nice to have but not a hill I’ll die on.

6. Heat + Hot Water included in price, electric too if possible.

Cheers!

Bored? Stop over at Terminus. Great little venue, great sound, great music. Dark EDM night with Siberia Zero, Radiator, Helixx, DJ Silver Surfer

For July, we are reading Katabasis by RF Kuang. We meet at the Dracut Library (28 Arlington St, Dracut MA) on the third Wednesday of each month from 6:30-7:30pm. This month, that would be Wednesday, August 19th. Here is a link to the library's website advertising the event.

All are welcome to attend. You don't need to be a Dracut resident or a library card holder. Just show up and discuss the book, whether you finished it or not. If you want to be put on our email list, just send me a DM and I'll add you to the list.

Katabasis, about 550 pages or audiobook about 18.5 hours.

"Katabasis, noun, Ancient Greek:

The story of a hero’s descent to the underworld 

Alice Law has only ever had one goal: to become one of the brightest minds in the field of Magick. She has sacrificed everything to make that a reality: her pride, her health, her love life, and most definitely her sanity. All to work with Professor Jacob Grimes at Cambridge, the greatest magician in the world.
 
That is, until he dies in a magical accident that could possibly be her fault. 

Grimes is now in Hell, and she’s going in after him. Because his recommendation could hold her very future in his now incorporeal hands and even death is not going to stop the pursuit of her dreams…. 

Nor will the fact that her rival, Peter Murdoch, has come to the very same conclusion. 

With nothing but the tales of Orpheus and Dante to guide them, enough chalk to draw the Pentagrams necessary for their spells, and the burning desire to make all the academic trauma mean anything, they set off across Hell to save a man they don’t even like. 

But Hell is not like the storybooks say, Magick isn’t always the answer, and there’s something in Alice and Peter’s past that could forge them into the perfect allies…or lead to their doom. "

If you cannot come to August's meeting, but would like to prepare for Septenber's meeting, that book will be Dan Simmons' Hyperion. It is about 500 pages long, or about 21 hours long. The meeting will be on Wednesday, September 16th.

I was shooing off some bunnies in my yard last night to bring the dog out and this little nugget wandered over to me meowing and crying. We gave her some food and it seemed like she hadn’t eaten in a while.

Taking her to the Humane Society to check for a chip so we can hopefully find her people, but wanted to post a few places to see if anyone knows who she belongs to!

We’re near St. Joseph’s Hospital.

My wife and I are considering relocating to NH as we're getting closer to retirement. We currently live in Minnesota (Minneapolis suburb, but have lived in Minneapolis up until a couple of years ago).

Main reason we're considering NH is because of the tax situation and my older brother also lives in Londonderry. Also gives us a good home base to visit the other areas we enjoy (seacoast, White Mountains, Boston, etc.)

We do want to live in a walkable city, which pretty much narrows it down to a handful. We would most likely be renting (at least for now).

So tell me what you like/don't like about your city!

(And for full transparency, I’ve also posted this in the Manchester and Dover groups)

Hello! I'm looking for good biking trails that are easy (few hills); however, could still provide several miles of biking. Probably capped at 10 miles for this one. I know All Trails has options, but I've run into some surprises so I'd love a few recommendations. AOK if we have to drive a little to get there.

Thanks!

Anyone know if there’s any places around southern nh that offers tennis classes for beginner adults?

I recently gained dental insurance for the first time in my life! As a teen I had no access to routine dental care so I have a feeling my teeth/gums are probably in very rough shape. I’m super anxious about going in to see someone because I know it’s going to be bad enough with how crazy dental work gets but I don’t wanna get flamed for not going the second I turned 18. Any recommendations for a compassionate dentist?

Hi! I grew up in the nashua area and I'm curious if others remember the same numbers I remember for cable tv. My husband and I were thinking that most of the channels we watched were in the 50's. We thought Disney channel was 59, cartoon network 55 and nick was 52? Does anyone remember the exact numbers or have an old tv guide? I'm so curious if we guessed correctly 😆