Nashua | Mark S. Cookson, Alderman-at-Large

Board of Education Budget Meeting for the Public Thursday, February 23, 2012

On February 22, 2012, In Board of Education, Education, Nashua, By Mark Cookson

The Nashua Board of Education and Superintendent Mark Conrad have scheduled a budget committee meeting for Thursday, February 23, 2012.

This meeting is devoted to public comment on the proposed operating budget for the upcoming school year. You are invited to attend.

The meeting will begin at 7 pm in the NHS North auditorium.

The meeting will also be broadcast live on Nashua ETV, the local cable education channel, channel 99; and streaming here from my site.

Please click on the information following link to view Superintendent Conrad’s FY 2013 Budget Overview as presented to the Board of Education on February 1, 2012.

Tagged with: Board of Education • City of Nashua • FY 2013 Budget Overview • Nashua • Superintendent Mark Conrad

“The Nashua Hour” with Alderman Mark Cookson Podcast — February 16, 2012
Guests: Dawn Rossetti & Melissa Brodeur, Relaunch Career Associates

On February 21, 2012, In Board of Aldermen, Legislation, Nashua, Podcast, By Mark Cookson

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Topics:

Pawn Broker Legislation
- Aldermen to Vote on Pawn Shop Law Tonight
- Aldermen Approve Pawn Shop Crackdown
Dawn Rossetti and Melissa Brodeur join me in the studio to talk about their business Relaunch Career Associates; as well as their weekly radio show Relaunch Career Forum on WSMN 1590AM.
- Find them on Facebook and LinkedIn

Aldermen to Vote on Pawn Shop Law Tonight

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School Vacation just around the corner

On February 21, 2012, In Nashua, By Mark Cookson

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School vacation is next week, Monday, February 27, 2012 through Friday, March 2, 2012, with students and school teaching staff returning to the classroom Monday, March 5, 2012.

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Senior’s Consumer Protection Information Session tomorrow, Tuesday, February 21

On February 20, 2012, In Nashua, By Mark Cookson

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Join United States Senator Jeanne Shaheen

Tuesday, February 21, 2012
10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Nashua Senior Activity Center
70 Temple Street
Nashua, NH

with
Derek Rill of the Federal Trade Commission
James Boffetti of the NH Attorney General’s Office

Topics Will Include:

Identity Theft
Telemarketing and Robocalls
Credit and Loan Offers
Charities and Fundraising Fraud
Purchasing Club Memberships
Government Grant Scams
Medical Discount Plans
Sweepstakes and Lotteries
Travel Scams
Work-at-Home and Business Opportunities

Space is limited. To RSVP call (603) 647-7500 or email

Tagged with: Derek Rill • Federal Trade Commission • James Boffetti • Nashua Senior Activity Center • NH Attorney General’s Office • United States Senator Jeanne Shaheen

Nashua Solid Waste Department closed Monday, February 20th

On February 19, 2012, In Nashua, By Mark Cookson

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The Nashua Solid Waste Department and the Four Hills Landfill /
Nashua Recycling Center will be closed on Monday, February 20 on
Presidents’ Day. Therefore, collections of trash and recyclables will be
delayed for one day throughout the week.

Operations will resume on Tuesday, February 21 when Monday’s routes
will be picked up. Tuesday’s routes will be collected on Wednesday, February
22, Wednesday’s routes on Thursday, February 23, Thursday’s routes will be
picked up on Friday, February 24, and Friday’s routes on Saturday, February
25. Residents are asked to have barrels and bins at curbside by 6:45 am on
their collection day, and to be sure to clear snow and ice from an area at
curbside for carts and bins, if necessary.

For further information, please call 589-3410.

Tagged with: Closed Presidents' Day • Four Hills Landfill • Nashua • Public Works • Solid Waste Department

City Arts Grant Applications due March 30, 2012

On February 13, 2012, In Nashua, By Mark Cookson

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Applications for City of Nashua arts grants are now available. The application deadline is March 30.

The City of Nashua has established a grant program to recognize the contributions which have been made by local non-profit organizations, which have demonstrated a continued commitment to enriching the lives of area residents through Civic Activities, Community Activities and the Performing Arts.

Completed materials should be forwarded to:

or

Mayor’s Office, Attn: Art Commission, City Hall, 229 Main Street, Nashua, NH 03060.

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“The Nashua Hour” with Alderman Mark Cookson Podcast — February 9, 2012
Guest: Kevin Smith, Gubernatorial Candidate

On February 13, 2012, In Nashua, Podcast, By Mark Cookson

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Guests:

Two of my former students were on NBC’s Season 2 Premiere of “The Voice” — Christina Aguilera (Judge) and Tony Lucca (Contestant)
Kevin Smith, Republican Gubernatorial Candidate, calls into the show.

Tagged with: "The Nashua Hour" with Alderman Mark Cookson • 1590AM • City of Nashua • Nashua • Podcast • The Voice • Tony Lucca • WSMN

“The Nashua Hour” with Alderman Mark Cookson Podcast — February 2, 2012
Guest: Barbara Pressly, Alderman-at-Large

On February 3, 2012, In Board of Aldermen, Board of Education, Budget, Education, Nashua, Pennichuck, Podcast, By Mark Cookson

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Guests:

Barbara Pressly, Alderman-at-Large, joins us for a bit to discuss the Salvation Army’s Ground Hog Gathering; followed quickly by a conversation about the City’s ultimate purchase of Pennichuck Corp.
iPADS in the classroom at Ledge Street Elementary School and why it is important to have our teachers write Learning Objectives to integrate technology into their classroom.
Nashua’s Board of Education proposes $95.6M Budget for upcoming school year.
Two of my former students will be on NBC’s Season 2 Premiere of “The Voice” — Christina Aguilera (Judge) and Tony Lucca (Contestant)

Tagged with: "The Nashua Hour" with Alderman Mark Cookson • 1590AM • Board of Aldermen • Board of Education • Christina Aguilera • City of Nashua • Groundhog Day • iPads • Learning Objectives • Nashua • Nashua School District • Pennichuck • Podcast • Superintendent Mark Conrad • Technology in the classroom • The Salvation Army • The Voice • Tony Lucca • WSMN

Congestion Mitigation & Air Quality Project presentation

On January 26, 2012, In Board of Aldermen, Nashua, By Mark Cookson

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Specifically this addresses 60 of 68 intersections within Nashua’s Citywide Traffic Management System.

Purpose:

Improve Air Quality
Improve Traffic and Pedestrian Operations and Increase Mobility
Update Existing Signalized Intersections and Equipment

Download the Congestion Mitigation & Air Quality Project presentation

Portland Pie Co. to open in downtown Nashua Thursday, Feb. 2 – NashuaTelegraph.com

On January 26, 2012, In Economy, Nashua, By Mark Cookson

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By JOSEPH G. COTE
Staff Writer

NASHUA – Portland Pie Co. will open its Nashua doors in a week, just in time for the Super Bowl.

The 14-year-old local restaurant chain, a Maine-based company, will open a newly renovated Railroad Square building on Thursday, Feb. 2, according to a company spokeswoman.

The restaurant will hire 50 people to be able to serve up the signature gourmet pies Continue reading “Portland Pie Co. to open in downtown Nashua Thursday, Feb. 2 – NashuaTelegraph.com” »

Mark S. Cookson, Alderman-at-Large

Raising Expectations

Board of Education Budget Meeting for the Public Thursday, February 23, 2012

“The Nashua Hour” with Alderman Mark Cookson Podcast — February 16, 2012
Guests: Dawn Rossetti & Melissa Brodeur, Relaunch Career Associates

Aldermen to Vote on Pawn Shop Law Tonight

School Vacation just around the corner

Senior’s Consumer Protection Information Session tomorrow, Tuesday, February 21

Nashua Solid Waste Department closed Monday, February 20th

City Arts Grant Applications due March 30, 2012

“The Nashua Hour” with Alderman Mark Cookson Podcast — February 9, 2012
Guest: Kevin Smith, Gubernatorial Candidate

“The Nashua Hour” with Alderman Mark Cookson Podcast — February 2, 2012
Guest: Barbara Pressly, Alderman-at-Large

Congestion Mitigation & Air Quality Project presentation

Portland Pie Co. to open in downtown Nashua Thursday, Feb. 2 – NashuaTelegraph.com

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