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Two large land parcels in Allenstown and Hooksett to sell at auction on Jan. 16
Study says an NH ambulance transport should cost anywhere from $414 to $2,317
Four union contracts — roughly half of city employees — before council Monday night
High schools: Weekend hockey, basketball, Alpine skiing, swimming and wrestling results
Boys’ basketball: Experienced Hawks best Hillcats, 71-43
Vintage Views: Our beloved family dogs
Take Me Outside: Wolf in the sky, foxes on the land
Opinion: Protecting and providing in the White Mountain National Forest
Opinion: What’s happening to our mojo?
New Hampshire’s food waste ban going into effect next month promises economic and environmental gains
Piles of food scraps mixed with yard waste gently released steam into the crisp winter air at Lewis Farm in Concord, where James Meinecke regularly turns them over to make rich compost.
‘They chose life’: More than one hundred join ‘March for Life’ in Concord opposing abortion
Marching down Main Street in Concord on a snowy, slushy Saturday, Rebekah Fox was surrounded by her family. They walked together, with more than 100 other people, to advocate against abortion in New Hampshire’s annual March for Life.
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Merrimack Valley School District discloses it overspent by $2 million last school year
With subfreezing temperatures in Concord, city has no 24/7 warming center
New Hampshire’s food waste ban going into effect next month promises economic and environmental gains
‘A very precious resource’: Penacook housing project denied zoning exception
As residents move into Railyard Apartments, development’s second phase uncertain
New Everest Momo & Curry brings Nepali cuisine to Main Street in Concord
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Continuing the beloved name: Bow resident buys Arnie’s Place
Inside Concord’s prominent role in Jimmy Carter’s unlikely rise to the presidency
Advocates and developers hope for progress on housing crisis in 2025
Inside the magic and challenges of creating Ice Castles
Sports
Hockey: Crimson Tide boys stay undefeated, alone at the top; girls get a dominant 7-3 win
Concord High boys’ hockey’s game against Hanover on Wednesday night was its biggest challenge to date this season. Playing at Everett Arena, the Tide needed a win to continue their streak and also sit atop Division I as the only undefeated team.
High schools: Concord Nordic skiing opens season; Wednesday’s basketball, hockey and wrestling results
Basketball: MV sweeps Brady in doubleheader
High schools: Tuesday night’s basketball results
Crimson Tide track and field athletes broke eight records last spring, now, their records are up on the walls for all to seeOpinion
Opinion: U. S. complicity with Israeli genocide
John Buttrick writes from his Vermont Folk Rocker in his Concord home, Minds Crossing. He can be reached at johndbuttrick@gmail.com
Opinion: The anti-vaccine epidemic
Opinion: Teachers ready for uphill climb this legislative session
Opinion: Same old problem, only worse
Opinion: No war with Iran
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
Cell phone bans, government efficiency: Here’s what to know from Ayotte’s inaugural address
Kelly Ayotte has a new policy priority: Ban cell phones from New Hampshire classrooms.
With Kelly Ayotte sworn in as governor, supporters hope for action on housing and economic policy
Pappas, Goodlander among 48 Democrats to join House GOP in passing immigrant detention bill
Full-circle moment: A 19-year-old freshman state rep navigates his first day of the 2025 legislative session
On the trail: Ayotte spells out day one prioritiese-Edition
Arts & Life
Library
There are so many words unspoken,volumes just waiting to be read,but the hour is very late,so very quiet instead.There is darkness in the great room,a scent of pages so old,wisdom has a way of doing that,perhaps something I have been told.I enjoy my...
Magnify Voices Art Contest open for youth submissions in New Hampshire
Leslie Scott-Lysan’s solo art exhibit celebrates New Hampshire’s natural beauty
Janelle Drake spreads inclusivity across New England
First Act of War
Obituaries
George Ward
Henniker, NH - GEORGE WILLIAM WARD (69) passed away peacefully at his home in Henniker, NH, on December 22, 2024. He was born in Staten Island, NY. At age 5 his family moved to Edison, NJ, where he grew up. George was a graduate of New ... remainder of obit for George Ward
Ann Marvin
Wolfeboro, NH - Ann Peters Marvin Ann Peters Marvin, born Ann Peters Crowley on February 11, 1926, in Danvers, Massachusetts, died in her sleep on January 3, 2025, on her farm in Denton, Maryland. The daughter of Daniel Napoleon Cr... remainder of obit for Ann Marvin
Joyce Chagnon
Joyce (Alix) Chagnon Henniker, NH - Joyce Marie (Alix) Chagnon 1940 - 2024 Age 84 Henniker, New Hampshire Joyce Marie (Alix) (Henderson) Chagnon, of Henniker, New Hampshire, passed away peacefully at home on December 31, 2024. ... remainder of obit for Joyce Chagnon
Dana Reney
New London, NH - My beloved son and best friend, Dana Walter Reney left us to be with his Lifelong Friend, Jesus, December 13, 2024 at 3:27 A.M. at the age of 66. Dana was born on November 3, 1958 in Newport, New Hampshire. Dana's f... remainder of obit for Dana Reney
