We’re also currently looking for a Treasurer, so if you’re interested in helping out in a meaningful way, this is a great meeting to attend and learn more.
🗓 Sunday, March 15, 2026
⏰ 6:30 PM
💻 Zoom Meeting
👉 Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
📣 Join Us for Our Monthly Zoom Meeting tomorrow, Sunday, March 15 at 6:30 PM
We’re gathering for our monthly meeting this Sunday night and would love to see some new faces there! This is a great opportunity to connect, hear updates, and get involved in the work we’re doing together.
The Bridge Brigade is a peaceful, volunteer-powered network of people across New Hampshire who stand on bridges to build community, protect democracy, and inspire civic participation.
Learn more and get involved:
www.nhbbd.org/volunteer
Every two weeks, volunteers gather on 25+ bridges across the state, holding positive signs visible to thousands of drivers. The goal is simple: bring people together, reduce fear, and show visible support for democracy and community.
The NH Bridge Brigade will be out across New Hampshire tomorrow, Sunday, March 15 from 2-4 PM, and the Exit 7 bridge in Nashua will be one of the locations. If you’d like to join the Exit 7 group, you can park in the 99 Restaurant parking lot and walk to the bridge from there.
📍 Wheeler Chapel, 590 Daniel Webster Hwy, Merrimack
🕠 6pm
📅 Friday, April 3
Whether you’re a longtime voter or just want a clearer understanding of what’s on the ballot this year, this is a great opportunity to get informed before Election Day.
🔎 What we’ll cover:
• A review and explanation of the town ballot articles presented by a Town Councilor
• A walkthrough of the school ballot from a School Budget Committee member
• Time for questions and discussion so voters can better understand what’s on the ballot
Join the Merrimack Town Democratic Committee as we break down the upcoming town and school ballots. We will walk through the articles and what they mean for Merrimack voters before you head to the polls.
We are also pleased to welcome special guest Melanie Levesque, candidate for Executive Council District 5.
🗓 Monday, March 23
⏰ 6:00–7:30 PM
📍 Merrimack Historical Society, 10 Depot Street, Merrimack
Click the link to register. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Tom Silvia will present a data-driven analysis of the trends influencing Merrimack’s state-level elections, including voter registration trends, down-ballot roll-off, and demographic shifts.
📊 Join the Merrimack Town Democratic Committee for an informative and hopeful discussion about the voter trends shaping our elections.
🗓 First Monday of every month
⏰ 6:00–7:30 PM
Next Meeting: April 6
📖 Trust by Hernan Diaz
Whether you’ve finished the book or just want to listen and share ideas, all are welcome. Come meet neighbors, talk books, and join the conversation.
Merrimack Blue Ribbon Liberal Book Club 📚
Looking for thoughtful conversation and a welcoming community of liberal-minded readers in Merrimack? Join us for our monthly book club at the Merrimack Public Library.
No signup required, just show up! Bring a positive sign, a friend, and your community spirit. People of all ages and abilities participate, and everyone contributes in whatever way works for them.
Learn more about the Bridge Brigade at www.nhbbd.org
The NH Bridge Brigade is a peaceful, volunteer-powered network that brings neighbors together on bridges across the state to show that our communities care about democracy and civic participation.
You’ll also see related messages on bridges at Exits 4 and 6, helping share a visible message of community and democracy across Merrimack.
Join the NH Bridge Brigade this Sunday for a BIG Bridge Brigade at Exit 7 in Nashua.
📍 Where: Exit 7 bridge
🚗 Parking: 99 Restaurant parking lot, 10 St Laurent St, Nashua
🕑 When: Sunday, March 8 from 2–4 PM
Merrimack School District Deliberative Sessions are postponed till Thursday due to ❄️❄️❄️. Same time, same place!
We’ll create our reading list together at our kickoff meeting — and enjoy some snacks while we’re at it.
All are welcome. Invite your friends and neighbors!
📚 Democracy thrives in community, and community starts with conversation. The Merrimack Town Democratic Committee is launching a new, open-to-all monthly book club at the Merrimack Town Library.
🗓 First meeting: TOMORROW! Monday, March 2
⏰ 6–7 PM
📍 Merrimack Public Library, Klumpp Room (downstairs)
Find details on open positions below:
Town: drive.google.com/file/d/1yo87...
School District: docs.google.com/document/d/1...
These boards shape the future of our schools, neighborhoods, and community. We need more voices ready to serve. You do not need prior experience. You just need to care about Merrimack and its future.
If you are interested, please reach out to mmkdems@gmail.com for guidance on next steps.
CALL TO ACTION: Run for office in Merrimack
There is only ONE week left to get your name on the ballot for open Town and School District positions.
🗓 3:00 PM (Doors open at 2:30 PM)
📍 Nashua (Full details shared after RSVP)
RSVP here: www.mobilize.us/nhdp_events/...
Congressman @rokhanna.bsky.social is coming to Nashua! Join Nashua Democrats for a Town Hall to hear directly from Rep. Khanna about protecting our democracy, supporting working families, and building a stronger future for our communities.
Thank you to every resident who attended protests, signed petitions, contacted elected officials, shared information, displayed yard signs, and stood up for Merrimack.
Thank you to our state and federal representatives who elevated Merrimack’s voice and pushed for answers.
We did it. Public pressure worked. The proposed ICE detention facility in Merrimack will not move forward.
This happened because of you. Because our community showed up. Because people spoke out, organized, protested, called, wrote, and refused to stay silent.
Residents are raising serious concerns, not only about the human impact, but the long-term financial burden this facility could place on our community.
The fight is not over. We will continue to stand together and demand better for Merrimack and for New Hampshire
Thank you to everyone who stood with courage, conviction, and compassion. Your presence made it clear that decisions affecting our town cannot be made without the voices of the people who live here.
Today, Merrimack showed up.
In the cold and snow, our community came together to send a clear message: ICE does not belong in New Hampshire. Not here. Not now. Not ever.
