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Update: Founder of neo-Nazi group spotted among masked protesters in Concord
ABBY DISALVO and SRUTHI GOPALAKRISHNAN
Around 20 masked counter-protesters brandishing black flags emblazoned with white swastikas gathered Saturday afternoon at the steps of the New Hampshire State House in Concord.
Concord residents share diverse views on inclusion and belonging in city
By BRENDILOU ARMSTRONG
Hometown Hero: Diane Miner, a friendly face welcoming visitors to the Granite State
By CHARLOTTE MATHERLY
Popular rail-biking business at risk by Greenway Trail expansion: ‘Why can’t we have both?’
By CATHERINE MCLAUGHLIN
With neo-Nazi rally in Concord, extremism is on the rise in New Hampshire
By CHARLOTTE MATHERLY
Windows wanted for program to build insulating inserts
By DAVID BROOKS
Has the Monitor moved? Yes. No. Sort of.
By DAVID BROOKS
Disconnected: Four teachers prepare to enter the era of the bell-to-bell phone ban
By JEREMY MARGOLIS
Truck driver dies after going off I-93 into Winnipesaukee River
By DAVID BROOKS
Local photographer captures the faces of the Friendly Kitchen: ‘I see me’
By Catherine McLaughlin
Dry weather raises outdoor fire danger in New Hampshire
By DAVID BROOKS
New Hampshire farm store for sale amid struggles of direct-to-consumer model
By David Brooks
School districts and teachers union sue state to block DEI ban in public schools
By Jeremy Margolis
Hopkinton residents divided on diversifying housing supply
By SRUTHI GOPALAKRISHNAN
Police investigate hoax threat at Manchester airport
By David Brooks
Skateboarders unite at Concord Skate Jam to support new park construction
By ALEXANDER RAPP
Amid the array of tents that lined the edge of the cement at the 2025 Skate Jam, Courtney Wiik already pictured what the new park would look like.
Amid setbacks, Warner takes steps to complete audit
By EMILIA WISNIEWSKI
The Warner Select Board approved a series of recommendations to move forward with a financial review after an auditing firm terminated its contract with the town last month.
Concord School District brings adult education program back in-house
By YAA BAME
Concord High School has restarted classes for adults seeking diplomas for the first time since before the pandemic.
Concord police and first responders engage community at National Night Out at Rollins Park
By Geoff Forester
Merrimack Valley keeps bus routes but concerns about driver shortage persist
By JEREMY MARGOLIS
Facing significant pushback from parents, the Merrimack Valley school board members opted against eliminating two bus routes that collectively serve up to 100 Penacook students.
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