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1. Nashua Man Arrested On Arson, Criminal Threatening Charges, After Fire On Barnsdale Road: Update (patch.com) — Nashua readers should know that a Barnsdale Road home suffered extensive fire damage Monday afternoon, with firefighters attacking flames in the basement and confirming no one was inside. Police later arrested 39-year-old Derrick Couture on arson and related felony charges after a search that extended into Tyngsborough, and they're still asking anyone with information to contact Nashua detectives.
2. Nashua Police Net 4 More In August Via Department's Substance Abuse Reduction Initiative (patch.com) — Nashua police recently arrested four people on drug-related and motor vehicle charges during August sweeps tied to the department's Substance Abuse Reduction Initiative. Residents are encouraged to report suspected drug activity through the department's narcotics hotline or crime line, giving Nashua neighbors a direct way to help address substance use in their community.
3. Nashua South girls soccer come out victorious over rival Nashua North (inklink.news) — Nashua soccer fans saw South edge North 1–0 in a tense Battle of the Bridge matchup at Stellos Stadium, with senior Ella Bois scoring the lone goal off a corner. Coaches from both sides praised their young squads, as South eyes an October playoff push and North looks to rebound during a road-heavy schedule.
4. Two NH bridges face closures in two days following inspections (wmur.com) — Drivers traveling between Nashua and Hudson face a right-lane closure on the Veterans Memorial Bridge after an inspection raised concerns, with no reopening date yet. At the same time, Manchester's Queen City Bridge is fully closed for safety checks, underscoring broader worries about aging New Hampshire bridge infrastructure that could affect Nashua commuters' routes and travel times.
5. Why Ameya Kharades 1800 Brain Reading System Changes Everyth — Postfix (itp.net) — A Nashua high school student has built HALO-Vox, a low-cost, non-invasive brain-computer interface in his garage that could help people who've lost the ability to speak communicate far more quickly. His open-source design, developed after a family member's stroke, aims to make advanced assistive technology more affordable and accessible well beyond Nashua.
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