Three article school district meeting in Dunbarton
Opinion: What the Concord City Council will focus on for the next two years
At Town Meeting, Warner looks to settle tumultuous year
Why this program is providing free trees to New Hampshire schools
As eclipse approaches NH, some safety glasses making bogus claims
Hopkinton divided on SB2 form of government
Harmony Montgomery’s stepmother granted parole for perjury
Evidence of traumatic brain injury in shooter who killed 18 in deadliest shooting in Maine history
Phenix Hotel project asks Concord to relax height rules
A major Main Street project, unsuccessful in getting a variance from the Concord Zoning Board, is asking the city to consider softening its rules on height requirements.Mark Ciborowski owns Phenix Hall and is in the process of restoring the historic...
As maple weekend nears, a small Warner sugarhouse does it the same as always (just earlier)
By the standards of modern maple sugaring, the Courser brothers’ operation isn’t exactly high-tech. No vacuum pumps, no reverse osmosis, no digital timers. But their gravity-fed tubes leading into barrels and tanks, with sap boiled down in a sugar...
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Nordic skiing: Concord boys win D-I championship, girls finish 2nd; Watt, Lesser and Clarner earn individual crowns
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Sports
Hockey: Pembroke-Campbell advances to program’s first championship game appearance with 5-0 semifinal win over Kearsarge-Plymouth
In 25 years the Pembroke ice hockey program has never played in a state championship. That will change on Saturday.No. 2 Pembroke-Campbell (15-4-0) controlled Wednesday night’s semifinal from start to finish, defeating No. 6 Kearsarge-Plymouth...
Girls’ basketball: No. 1 Concord Christian one win away from third straight state championship after defeating No. 4 John Stark
Girls’ basketball: Pembroke withstands late surge from Laconia to punch its ticket to the Division II championship
Nordic skiing: Concord boys win D-I championship, girls finish 2nd; Watt, Lesser and Clarner earn individual crowns
Boys’ basketball: No. 4 Coe-Brown pushes No. 1 Pelham to overtime, comes just short of reaching D-II championship gameOpinion
Opinion: Famine, UNRWA and a ceasefire
John S. Hancock lives in Concord. ‘Gaza is on the brink of famine,” according to Alex de Waal, world-renowned expert on the weaponization and use of starvation during wartime and the executive director of the World Peace Foundation. This man-made...
Opinion: The middle school debate is about more than monetary costs
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Politics
On the trail: Haley was first in and last out
Gov. Chris Sununu summarized it best.The popular Republican governor, who was a top supporter and surrogate to the now-former GOP presidential candidate, said that “Nikki Haley was the first candidate into the arena to challenge Donald Trump, and...
Haley will suspend her campaign and leave GOP to Trump
Supreme Court rejects state attempts to ban Trump from ballot over Capitol attack
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Arts & Life
Love notes to our family home on the Heights
When it came time to clean out my parents’ house to ready it for sale just over a year ago, my brother Rick was nowhere to be found.I thought that he and our other two siblings were in agreement that we would sell our 60-year-old family home on the...
In Hopkinton, community connects with ukuleles
Take Me Outside: Eastern coyotes – scary neighbors or important managers?
From the farm: How to converse with a cow
Vintage Views: Concord’s Main Street has served as a gathering spot for yearsObituaries
Hope Westcott Burnett
Peterborough, NH - Hope Westcott Burnett, 96, resident of Peterborough, NH, former longtime resident of Milford, died peacefully on Friday, March 1, 2024, at the RiverMead Retirement Commun... remainder of obit for Hope Westcott Burnett
Cecelia Richardson
Wilmot, NH - Cecelia A. (Yeager) Richardson, 65, of Campground Road, died Tuesday, March 5, 2024 at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, NH surrounded by family. She was born ... remainder of obit for Cecelia Richardson
Richard McLeod
Franconia, NH - Richard McLeod, 77, of Franconia, NH, passed away peacefully at home on February 29, 2024, surrounded by his family after a short but aggressive illness. Rich loved the outd... remainder of obit for Richard McLeod
Donald Ford
Danbury, NH - Donald C. Ford was born in South Danbury, NH on July 25th, 1929 the oldest son of Clarence E. and Vera (Jenness) Ford and died on Saturday, March 2, 2024. Donald attended ... remainder of obit for Donald Ford
