NASHUA, NH – The Board of Aldermen (BoA) took up many legislation during their three and half hour meeting Tuesday night, from amending secondhand dealer laws, parking, and public comment.
As requested by the prime sponsor, Alderman Alicia Gregg, the board tabled R-26-049, establishing a homeless services gap analysis committee, which had been recommended for indefinite …
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