We get all kinds of interesting questions here at City Hall.  (A piece
of advice: think hard before including a municipal telephone listing
that says "City Information.")
 
Some of our old buildings -- I'm thinking of a bank right now -- have
"Nashua" chiseled into their facades as in: NASHVA, instead of NASHUA.
 
I've seen this practice quite a number of times.
 
Anybody know why a "V" would have been used when the correct spelling
called for a "U"?  (A high school student is waiting for us to call back
with an answer...if we can get one.)
 
[And no bad-spelling, "Kansas City Chefs" kind of jokes, please.  It's
not Fryday, yet.)
Paul R. Bergeron 
City Clerk 
229 Main Street 
Nashua, NH 03060 
Telephone: 603/589-3010 
Fax: 603/589-3029 
http://www.gonashua.com/ 


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