Friday, April 20, 2012

Mayor Lozeau attended an Arbor Day celebration at Main Dunstable Elementary School. Nashua is a Tree City USA and proudly planted a beautiful Magnolia tree to be enjoyed by students, parents, faculty and neighbors for years to come! Each student received a tree sapling of their own for planting.

To learn more about Tree City USA visit www.arborday.org/programs/treecityUSA.cfm.

Friday, April 13, 2012

Pheasant Lane Mall recently completed a $12 million renovation project that took just over a year to complete. A week-end long celebration was kicked off with Mayor Lozeau cutting the ribbon at the Grand Reopening Ceremony. If you haven’t been to the mall recently, you’re in for a pleasant surprise, it is modern and beautiful. You are sure to enjoy your shopping experience at the Pheasant Lane Mall in Nashua!

Thursday, April 12, 2012

Mayor Lozeau attended a Matchmaker event at the Nashua Tech Park hosted by the Small Business Association, introducing small businesses with large defense contractors and federal agencies with local area businesses, as a means to network, develop and create new working relationships. Pictured left to right: David Zalewski, Director of Procurement at BAE Systems; Dave Pease, Program Manager, NH Procurement Technical Assistance Program; Greta Johansson, District Director, SBA; Mayor Donnalee Lozeau, City of Nashua; Senator Jeanne Shaheen; Mary Collins, State Director, Small Business Development Center; Susan Terzakis, Special Assistant to Senator Ayotte; Paul Kling, Director of Manufacturing, BAE Systems.

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Students from Natures Academy were greeted by Mayor Lozeau in the Aldermanic Chamber prior to their tour of City Hall conducted by Deputy City Clerk Tricia Piecuch. What a great field trip for a nice group of inquisitive boys and girls!

Friday, March 30, 2012

Mayor Lozeau attended the HUD Press Conference announcing a $2,300,000 award to the NH Housing Finance Authority in Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control grant program plus $180,000 in healthy homes supplemental funding and a $2,300,000 to the City of Nashua Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control grant program plus $180,000 in healthy homes supplemental funding. Pictured left to right: HUD Office of Healthy Homes Manager Martin Nee, EPA Manager for the Toxics and Pesticides Unit Sharon Hayes, Matt Leahy from Sen. Shaheen ‘s Office, City of Nashua Mayor Donnalee Lozeau, HUD New England Regional Administrator Barbara Fields, Susan Terzakis from Sen. Ayotte ‘s Office and New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority Executive Director Dean Christon.

Monday, March 14, 2012

Mayor Lozeau joined Troops 10203, 10307,12007,10147,10479,10495,11607,12057 and 10040 at St. Christopher School and read a Recognition at a special meeting to kick off the 100th Anniversary of Girl Scouts of America! Thanks for the cookies!

March 8, 2012

Mayor Lozeau had the honors of cutting the ceremonial ribbon at the Open House for the new location of Laser Advantage, LLC, at 4 Townsend West, Suite 2, Nashua.

March 8, 2012

Mayor Lozeau was presented the New Hampshire Outstanding Service Award during the March Nashua AARP Chapter 622 at the Holiday Inn. She was honored for her sustained commitment, outreach and ongoing support of the Senior Community of Greater Nashua. Shown with the Mayor is Fred Kocher, President of NH AARP and Kelly Clark, Director of the state AARP.

March 6, 2012

Mayor Lozeau attended the 20th Annual Southern New Hampshire Exemplary Workers Recognition Breakfast, sponsored by the Nashua West Rotary Club at the Crowne Plaza Hotel.

Recognized from the City of Nashua, as nominated by the Mayor and shown left to right, Barbara Hill, Brenda Cloutier, Mayor Lozeau, Linda LaFleur and Lisa Fauteux. Thank you ladies!

February 22, 2012

Mayor Lozeau delivered her State of the City Address to the Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce during a special breakfast event at the Courtyard Marriott. The address can be found on the Mayor's State of the City page.

February 3, 2012

Mayor Lozeau had the honor of cutting the ceremonial ribbon at the Grand Opening of the first Independent Charles Schwab Branch Services. Owner and Branch Leader, Mary C. Murphy, is an award winning financial advisor, former teacher and was unanimously selected by Charles Schwab Corporation from 1,600 candidates to open the first franchise branch in the United States! The office is located at 2 Cellu Drive in Nashua.

February 2, 2012

Mayor Lozeau shown speaking at the annual Groundhog Day Breakfast, hosted by the Salvation Army. Proceeds of the early morning fundraiser help fund programs for the Salvation Army such as the Santa Fund, Emergency Disaster Services team, send a child to camp and more. Note: Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow so we’ll endure six more weeks of winter!

January 25, 2012

Mayor Lozeau officially announced the completion of the city’s acquisition of Pennichuck Corporation.

January 11, 2012

Mayor Lozeau was presented with a check for $20,000 from the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts and awarded from the Conservation Mooseplate Trust Fund. The grant has helped to fund the installation of a new LULA elevator at the Hunt Building. Pictured from left: Donnalee Lozeau; Mayor of the City of Nashua, Charlie Matthews; past Chairman of the Hunt Building Board of Trustees, Denise Pliska; Friends of the Hunt President, Dick LaRose; Hunt Building Board of Trustees, Roger Brooks; NH State Council on the Arts Chairman and Van McLeod; NH State Council on the Arts Commissioner.

January 7, 2012

Mayor Lozeau joined Hilda Russell and Jennifer Provost at the Grand Opening of their new shop, COE’s (Cast-Offs Emporium), located at 94 Main Street. The store specializes in second hand clothing and accessories for the whole family. Photograph compliments of Great American Downtown.

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Nashua High School South Music Department presented the Annual SANTA FUND CONCERT. Led by Directors Sophia Santerre and Anthony Courounis, Jr. and Accompanist Molly Wood, the audience, including Mayor Lozeau, enjoyed a festive holiday program with performances by the Freshman Choir, Chorale, Concert Choir and Band. The final number was a beautiful collaboration of all four groups as well as many alumni and staff. Great show!

Saturday, December 10, 2011

B Battery 197th Field Artillery Freedom Salute Ceremony at Nashua Community College. Captain Heath Huffman presented Mayor Lozeau with their Unit Coin; an award for excellence. The Coin is a symbol of appreciation for the high level of support that she, as well as the Nashua community delivered to the Unit, individual soldiers and their families. Upon their recent return home from a year long deployment to Kuwait, Mayor Lozeau presented Nashua soldiers of the 197th Field Artillery with their name plaques that had been displayed in the Veteran’s sign in front of City Hall. Thank you for your service!

Thursday, December 1, 2011

Mayor Lozeau joined Nashua’s 7th grade Middle School students for a matinee performance of “A Christmas Carol” by Gerald Charles Dickens at the Keefe Memorial Auditorium. Gerald is the great-great-grandson of renown author Charles Dickens. Great show!

Saturday, November 26, 2011

After a 6 month long renovation/restoration project at the John M. Hunt Memorial Building, Mayor Lozeau was joined by Santa Claus and Board Trustee Charlie Matthews, to “unwrap” the building and open it to the public as Santa’s Castle at the 18th Annual Winter Holiday Stroll!

Saturday, November 26, 2011

Mayor Lozeau did the honors at the Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting Ceremony of a new distinctive store named Birch.

Birch is located at 154 Amherst Street, Nashua and features things for the home, heart and soul. NCC Business Solutions relocated to 154 Amherst Street above the new shop and is thriving in their new location.

Congratulations Nancy Christopher Chabot!

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Mayor Lozeau and Superintendent Mark Conrad were presented with a check by the Class of 2011 Leadership Greater Nashua graduates in the amount of $60,000 for improvements to the Edmund Keefe Auditorium.

The proceeds raised were from a benefit concert by the Indigo Girls held on October 22, 2011. Sponsored by the Greater Nashua Arts Initiative, a group of area young professionals, all graduates of the Nashua Chamber’s Leadership Greater Nashua program, their mission is to support and strengthen the Arts in the Gate City.

Thank you for all your hard work!

Friday, November 11, 2011 - Veteran’s Day Parade

Mayor Lozeau walked in the annual Veteran’s Day Parade from Historic Holman Stadium, down Main Street, past City Hall to Elm Street Middle School. This year the Mayor was accompanied by local scouts; Peter Martin, Justin Stoffolano, Sofia Fahsi and Ashley Capillo who passed out candy and American flags to the many patriotic spectators lining the streets.

Thank you for helping pay tribute to all our Veteran’s!

November 4, 2011 - World Academy Ground Breaking

The World Academy held a ground breaking ceremony in honor of the start of construction on the new Middle School Gymnasium/Theater complex. Best of luck World Academy!

November 2, 2011 - Soccer Council Check Presentation

The Soccer Council of Nashua presented a check to the City of Nashua in the amount of $6,513.00 for the purchase of a Field Over-seeder for the Parks & Recreation Department. Thank you to the Soccer Council for your generous donation!

Thursday, October 20, 2011

Mayor Lozeau attended the Senior Activity Center 3rd Annual Signature Dinner event at the Crowne Plaza. The Mayor was happy to present the Don Decker volunteer award to Mr. Henry Castonguay, pictured here along with Mayor Lozeau and Director Jeanne Marcoux. Congratulations Mr. Castonguay!