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Today, nearly 5% of New Hampshire’s population is Hispanic. But when Ana Hebra Flaster’s family came to Nashua from Cuba in 1967, they knew only a few Spanish-speaking people in their neighborhood.
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“Tenemos algo que compartir el uno del otro”, dijo el músico Jorge Santiago-Arce, quien lideró el taller musical. Historias, comida e incluso un concurso de parecidos a Bad Bunny, fueron parte del día.
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“We have something to share from each other,” said musician Jorge Santiago-Arce, who led the music workshop. Storytime, food and even a Bad Bunny look-alike contest capped the day.
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Nashua celebra el comienzo del verano este sábado en Greeley Park con actividades familiares.
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Kaylin Lustig from Grow Nashua shared some of her professional advice for how to start small in your backyard or a community garden.
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Fiscales de New Hampshire estuvieron en un tribunal federal el miércoles, pidiéndole a un juez que descarte un desafío a una nueva ley electoral.
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“I feel helpless, absolutely helpless,” his mother told told NBC News.
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As the demand for child care outstrips the supply available, Nashua nonprofits are working to train more childcare workers
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Arnuel S. Marquez Colmenarez was walking to an arraignment at a Nashua courthouse on Feb. 20 for charges stemming from an earlier DUI arrest when he was arrested by two agents.
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El pasado lunes, negocios en todo el país cerraron en solidaridad con el Día Sin Inmigrantes. En Nashua, cerró La Mexicana,para demostrar la importancia de los inmigrantes en la fuerza laboral.