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Opinion: Time to wake up, America
Concord promotes Danielle Pacik to top city attorney
Historic covered bridges are under threat by truck drivers relying on GPS
French bulldogs remain the most popular US breed in new rankings. Many fans aren’t happy
Forty-eight of the 50 states are sending players to men’s March Madness. New Hampshire isn’t one of them
Department of Education blocks key data in audit of education freedom accounts
Opinion: For a long time, we’ve been the ‘Divided States of America’
Opinion: Whatever happened to winter in NH?
Should Rundlett have a school resource officer?
Trivia Time: Hopkinton High School students compete in Granite State Challenge
The contestants don’t have to answer in the form of a question, and there aren’t any Daily Doubles or thousands of dollars to be won, but that’s where most of the differences end.In Granite State Challenge, host Jon Cannon does his best Alex Trebek...
It’s all about that base: When are NH ski areas closing this spring?
A lack of snow on the ground due to an abnormally warm and wet New Hampshire winter doesn’t mean that ski and snowboard season has to end.After a little snowfall at the start of the month, ski mountain staff felt more confident about their projected...
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Two recent New England College grads shot to death in apparent double murder-suicide in Miami
‘You can do it this way’ – At 81, David Emerson still building a model for tiny houses
Nordic skiing: Team New Hampshire bests Vermont, wins Eastern High School Championships for first time in nearly three decades
Nicole Densmore brings music to her community
Concord firefighters among first in the nation to get PFAS-free equipment
Remains found in Barnstead believed to be of woman missing since January
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Ice-out declared: Winter lasted just 37 days on Lake Winnipesaukee
Sunshine Week: How much oversight does the Lottery Commission have over casinos?
Searchable Concord salary database: Top earners include more police, fewer women
Sports
Nordic skiing: Team New Hampshire bests Vermont, wins Eastern High School Championships for first time in nearly three decades
For the first time since 1995, Team New Hampshire took home the Eastern High School Championships title at the Holderness School on Sunday. The Nordic skiing competition features up to the top 48 skiers (24 boys and 24 girls) from each of New...
Winter 2023-24 Players of the Season
Girls’ basketball: D-II season recap
Boys’ basketball: D-II season recap
Girls’ basketball: No. 3 Pembroke’s strong season ends in state championship defeatOpinion
Opinion: Defend the rights of voters: Oppose HB 1569
Lois Cote of Manchester is a retired child and family therapist. Currently New Hampshire residents who are eligible to vote can register at the polls on any Election Day. If by chance they are missing any of the required identification documents,...
Opinion: Death is non-partisan, pass the End of Life Options Act
Opinion: Time to close the greyhound gambling loophole
Opinion: Asbestos exposure may affect New Hampshire veterans even today
Opinion: To catch a leprechaun
Politics
House passes bill removing exceptions to state voter ID law
The House narrowly approved a bill Thursday that would eliminate any exceptions to the state’s voter ID laws and require documentary proof of citizenship to vote, 189-185. The bill, House Bill 1569, would require a person registering to vote to...
League of Women Voters suing over AI robocalls sent in NH
As NH lawmakers eye statewide housing solutions, local control remains a barrier
On the trail: Haley was first in and last out
Haley will suspend her campaign and leave GOP to Trump
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Arts & Life
Concord’s annual Youth Art Month Show highlights artwork from K-12 students
Does mud season in New Hampshire have you feeling dull? Throw a splash of color into your March by visiting the Concord School District’s annual Youth Art Month Show at the City-Wide Community Center on 14 Canterbury Road in Concord.This inclusive...
Bow father and daughter to display ‘60 years of painting’ in Epsom
Symphony New Hampshire explores the magical music of video games
From the farm: Three calves land in livestock heaven
Vintage Views: Our ancestors were flying in 1884
Obituaries
Frank Cookinham
Chichester, NH - Frank G. Cookinham, Sr., 83, of Chichester NH, died peacefully at home on Wednesday, March 13, 2024. Born in Newport, RI on February 23, 1941, he was the son of Cecylia ... remainder of obit for Frank Cookinham
Paula Fay Lucas
East Wakefield, NH - Paula Fay Lucas, 72, of East Wakefield, NH, passed away March 12, 2024 at the Wolfeboro Bay Center nursing home in Wolfeboro, NH. Paula was born in Lancaster, NH, N... remainder of obit for Paula Fay Lucas
Patricia J. Dawson
Concord, NH - Patricia J. Dawson, 94, died Tuesday, March 12, 2024 at Granite VNA Hospice House. She was raised in Pembroke, NH, the daughter of Anthony J. and Helen (Jensen) Hook. She was ... remainder of obit for Patricia J. Dawson
Thomas Cheever
Pittsfield, NH - Thomas Paul Cheever (58), of Pittsfield, NH suffered a heart attack and passed away on March 6, 2024. Tom was born to Earl and Joyce Cheever on May 18, 1965 in Somerville, ... remainder of obit for Thomas Cheever
