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Webster Meeting House getting long-awaited repairs

By GEOFF FORESTER and JONATHAN VAN FLEET - Today

After more than two centuries of weather and decades of tinkering, the exterior of the historic Webster Meeting House is getting a facelift.“This...

New cable firm could start operating in Concord as soon as February

By DAVID BROOKS - Today

Concord could have competing cable television systems as early as February if the city approves Atlantic Broadband’s request for a contract...

Leaf peepers urged to respect nature, hospitality workers

By HOLLY RAMER - Today

Fall visitors to New Hampshire are being asked to keep their tempers in check and their trash off the ground during their leaf peeping trips this...

Concord’s In a Pinch Cafe seeks new owner

By BENJAMIN DOMAINGUE - Today

Longtime Concord eatery, In a Pinch Cafe on Pleasant Street, is looking for a new owner.Sandy Chen, who purchased the business in 2012, is getting...

Making waves: Whitewater park construction underway

By THEODORE TAUCHER - Today

Parting the waters of the Winnipesaukee River to create a new standing wave in Franklin’s emerging white water park is no easy feat.Cranes have...

Local quilters attend national extravaganza

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“Master Quilter” Beverley MacGown, 86, and Jean Donahue, 81, both of Concord, attended the Pennsylvania National Quilt Extravaganza on Sept. 17...

Announcements for Sept. 23, 2021

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Concord Walker Lecture Series resumes Since 1896, the Walker Lecture Series has brought stimulating speakers and musicians to Concord. COVID forced...

Farewell to summer

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St. John Regional School honor roll

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Man pleads guilty to running over girlfriend with car twice

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Merrimack Valley region town crier for March 14, 2021

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Concord town crier for March  7, 2021

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The Black Heritage Trail of N.H. presents a community dialogue ‘Claiming Our Place: Blacks in White Spaces’

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