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NH single-family home median price tag hits $500,000
Flying Monkey, spared from serious fire damage, reopens on Friday
One NH town is trying to decarbonize their buildings – and build a workforce in the process
As lawmakers contemplate requiring voter ID, one organization is ready to help
High schools: Concord girls’ lax picks up first win, Tide softball handed first loss in pitchers’ duel
Opinion: Medical Aid in Dying would have spared my father’s suffering
Middle School Project budget will be set in July, new timeline reveals
State police: Manchester police officer arrested on multiple domestic violence-related charges
Bill requiring educators to answer parents’ questions moves forward
Police Standards and Training Council addresses reports of inaction in officer misconduct
The director of the Police Standards and Training Council said it couldn’t take action in the 2006 case involving Jonathan Stone, a full-time officer who reportedly made violent threats against colleagues, due to the lack of authority granted by...
New Hampshire residents weigh compassion and caution in medical aid in dying bill
Phillip Kaneb, sporting a vibrant blue shirt with a sticker boldly stating “no suicide,” strolled around the State House’s hallways on Wednesday, pausing intermittently to admire the paintings hanging on the walls, his infectious smile bringing joy to...
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“It’s beautiful” – Eight people experiencing homelessness to move into Pleasant Street apartments
No deal. Laconia buyer misses deadline, state is out $21.5 million.
N.H. Educators voice overwhelming concerns over State Board of Education’s proposals on minimum standards for public schools
Matt Fisk will serve as next principal of Bow High School
High schools: Coe-Brown softball wins 5th straight, Concord’s McDonald pitches first varsity win, Tide’s Doherty scores 100th career point
Construction of housing project in former Church to begin with parking dispute in the rearview
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What’s in a name? Ask an Epsom Yeaton.
Downtown cobbler breathes life into tired shoes, the environmentally friendly way
People of color incarcerated at higher rates in New Hampshire, but data is limited
Former Concord firefighter sues city, claiming years of homophobic sexual harassment, retaliation
Sports
High schools: Coe-Brown softball wins 5th straight, Concord’s McDonald pitches first varsity win, Tide’s Doherty scores 100th career point
SoftballCoe-Brown 15Pembroke 2, 5 inn.Key players: Coe-Brown – Jayden Porter (win, 4 IP; triple, double, 3 RBI), Bella Pelletier (1 IP), Reilly West (3-for-3, 4 RBI), Addison Coffin (2 hits, 3 RBI), Brook Orluk (2-for-2, triple), Judi Quinney (hit),...
High schools: Bow’s Kelly lifts Falcon softball to victory in walk-off, more Monday results, plus Saturday’s track meets
Patriots’ draft approach likely to be different in post-Belichick era
High schools: Weekend results
Gallery: Forty-mile gravel bicycle race draws racers from all over the regionOpinion
Opinion: NH youth’s effort for a more robust climate curriculum
Elisabeth Bialosky, Youth Campaign Organizer/350NH. Rep. Wendy Thomas, Town of Merrimack. The kids are angry. And they have every right to be.Last summer students and youth advocates concerned about climate change had an idea: “Could we work on a...
Opinion: Inherited hatred and how to stop it
Opinion: This stinks, but if you don’t speak up it’s going to reek
Opinion: The problem with Ukraine
Opinion: This Earth Day, help keep local land clean and healthy
Politics
Charities will not have to pay rent to casinos under new law
Deb Leahy can finally breathe easy, freed from the fluctuating rental fees each time her organization partners with a New Hampshire casino for donations.Thanks to a new law, casinos are now prohibited from imposing rent charges on charities for...
Sununu says he’ll support Trump even if he’s convicted
NH mayors want more help from state on homelessness prevention funds
Two democrats with parallel views run for same State Senate seat
House passes bill removing exceptions to state voter ID law
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Arts & Life
Community Players of Concord present newest adaptation of Pride and Prejudice
“Not Your Grandmother’s Jane Austen…”Bold, surprising, boisterous, and timely, this Pride and Prejudice for a new era explores the absurdities and thrills of finding your perfect (or imperfect) match in life.The outspoken Lizzy Bennet is determined to...
Concord Monitor editor Mike Pride’s final book explores the lives, works of Northern New England poets
Active Aging: John Burke of Peterborough celebrated his 81st birthday with 81 hikes up Pack Monadnock
Vintage Views: From darkness to light
From the farm: Spring brings calves, beautiful calves
Obituaries
Elizabeth G. Mahon
Elizabeth "Betty" G. Mahon Boscawen, NH - Elizabeth "Betty" G. Mahon, age 93, passed away peacefully on Saturday, April 13, 2024 with family by her side. She was born in Salem, MA daughter of the late John and Elizabeth (Tansey) Gannon.... remainder of obit for Elizabeth G. Mahon
Marylee Meagher
Hudson, NH - Marylee Meagher, 67, of Hudson, passed away Friday, April 19, 2024 at Southern NH Medical Center surrounded by her family and friends. She was born on October 15, 1956 in Nashua, daughter of the late Edgar and Agnes (Le... remainder of obit for Marylee Meagher
Leonard Buxton
Henniker, NH - Leonard N. Buxton age 72 passed on from this world on April 19th 2024, after a two decade battle with cancer, at his beloved farm in Henniker NH. He manufactured the "Buxton Burners' woodstove. He was one of the first ven... remainder of obit for Leonard Buxton
Robert A. Laferriere
Boscawen, NH - Robert A "Bob" Laferriere passed away peacefully after a brief battle with cancer on Thursday, April 18, 2024, surrounded by family at his residence in Boscawen, NH. He was born on June 18, 1959, in Manchester, NH, and w... remainder of obit for Robert A. Laferriere
