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Golf: Bow sweeps tri-match at Beaver Meadow to remain undefeated
Citing fall of Roe, Republicans ask for Claremont school funding decisions to be overturned
Founder of charter school in Steeplegate Mall pleads guilty to taking federal education funds
Opinion: Supreme Courts, slurs, speech and Silence Dogood
High schools: Hopkinton boys’ soccer remains undefeated, plus Tuesday’s other results
Field hockey: John Stark outlasts Merrimack Valley, 3-2, in an overtime thriller
Six candidates, three seats: school board race slated to be referendum on Middle School project
Twiggs Gallery in Boscawen to close at end of year
N.H.’s youngest legislators hope to empower others to join them
The first time 18-year-old Valerie McDonnell voted, she voted for herself.She ran for the N.H. House of Representatives in 2022 during her senior year of high school, which gave her a front-row seat to witness many of her classmates’ apathy for...
Judge: Andy Sanborn criminal probe records protected
A Merrimack County Superior Court judge wants to protect criminal investigative records into Andy Sanborn, owner and operator of Concord Casino, in the event that he is charged with a crime. Judge John Kissinger said that all documents in a civil case...
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New campground in Hillsborough the first of its kind to open in New Hampshire in five years
New owners transform Suncook River Camp into family-friendly nature getaway
Hometown Hero: Merrimack County grounds supervisor John Silver grows thousands of pounds of vegetables for nursing home, jail, and food pantries
Concord Casino owner's Loudon road casino project faces Supreme Court challenge
In Franklin’s historic district, Brothers Donuts glazed over signage requirements. A hearing drew dozens in support.
Unresolved issues linger as Dartmouth starts fall term
Editors Picks
My Turn: Is public money for property redevelopment worth it for Concord?
Generational divide begins to emerge over Concord School Board charter amendments
North Main Street bus stop will stay put amid competing safety concerns
As statewide school phone bans sweep the nation, New Hampshire takes a characteristic ‘local control’ approach
Sports
High schools: Monday’s results
Girls’ Cross CountryMerrimack Valley 23, Kennett 32Key players: MV – Lily Moser (1st, 21:21), Madison Geddes (21:57), Reagan Jefferson (5th, 24:00), Emily Baca (7th, 24:15), Kendra Davidson (10th, 25:06)Highlights: Moser and Geddes went 1-2, topping...
High schools: Soccer, field hockey, football, XC, volleyball and golf results from the weekend
D-IV football: Bishop Brady plays big in season opener, H-D and Franklin also win
Football: Concord wins homecoming game, 45-14, to improve to 2-0
Football: McCranie steals the show as Bow bests MV, 23-13, in Pride’s home openerOpinion
Opinion: Seeking a compassionate society
Richard E. Johnson, MD, lives in Dunbarton. We are once again in the political arena, using preborn humans to generate votes for a particular political agenda. We do this because we have devalued those lives to the point of barter without much thought...
Opinion: Fish and Game’s financial concerns provide an opportunity to improve
Opinion: The Republican war on labor has never stopped
Opinion: Meditating on a bitter dock
Opinion: I’m free. Together let us celebrate free speech
Your Daily Puzzles
An approachable redesign to a classic. Explore our "hints."
A quick daily flip. Finally, someone cracked the code on digital jigsaw puzzles.
Chess but with chaos: Every day is a unique, wacky board.
Word search but as a strategy game. Clearing the board feels really good.
Align the letters in just the right way to spell a word. And then more words.
Politics
NH Youth Movement sues to overturn new voter ID law
A new voter ID law is facing its first legal challenge.Gov. Chris Sununu signed the law last week. It requires all people registering to vote to show a passport, birth certificate or naturalization papers at the polls. Set to take effect after the...
On the trail: Ayotte with slight edge over Craig in post-primary poll
Lawmakers will meet for ‘Veto Day’ on Oct. 10. Here are the bills they’ll consider.
In Jon Kiper vs. the establishment, 9.5% of the vote constitutes a win
Sununu signs law requiring ID to vote
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Arts & Life
theatreKAPOW opens its 17th season this month
Life Sucks. But this play doesn’t.theatre KAPOW opens its 17th season with Aaron Posner’s profoundly humane and hilariously quirky comedy Life Sucks. at BNH Stage in Concord Sept. 20 through 22.A group of old friends, ex-lovers, estranged in-laws, and...
Explore the legacy of Joseph Plumer, the Hermit of Meredith Woods
Annual AerospaceFest returns to Concord
Vintage Views: The mysterious traveling artist of New Hampshire
Homeyer: Fall gardening chores
Obituaries
The Honorable Thomas Barry
Concord, NH - The Honorable Thomas Turley Barry, 76, an attorney and judge of Concord and Rye Beach, NH, passed away on Thursday, August 15, after a five-year battle with pulmonary fibrosis. He was surrounded by loved ones. Born in ... remainder of obit for The Honorable Thomas Barry
Mary Gaul
Concord, NH - Mary Elisabeth Gaul, of Concord, NH, and formerly Folsom, PA, died August 3, 2024, at the age of 73. She was the first child of Mary Alice Colbert and Harry Gaul. She is predeceased by her parents and her sister, Susan. ... remainder of obit for Mary Gaul
Jeffrey Lee Angwin
Jeffrey Lee "Jeff" Angwin Northfield, NH - Jeffrey Lee Angwin "Jeff", 70, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, June 19, 2024, at his home in Northfield, NH. Born in Concord, NH, on December 6, 1953, son of Paul H. Angwin and Rachel G. ... remainder of obit for Jeffrey Lee Angwin
Nancy Dana Fifield
Lebanon, NH - Nancy Dana Fifield, 62, died peacefully in her home on September 11, 2024 in Lebanon, NH surrounded by her family. Dana was born on January 31, 1962 in Boston, MA to Ralph Brooks Fifield, Jr. and Sally Kleindienst Fifield... remainder of obit for Nancy Dana Fifield
