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Concord’s Nick Whitmore has new coaching gig at Univ. of Wyoming
04-18-2023 3:44 PM

By ERIC RYNSTON-LOBEL

Coaching runs in the Whitmore family.Bill Whitmore – former Concord High School athletic director from 1990-2006 – was the men’s basketball coach at the University of Vermont and an assistant at St. Bonaventure in the ‘80s. Now his son, Nick, has a...


The booming sounds on Boylston Street in Boston 10 years ago told runners something was happening. But what?  
04-17-2023 2:01 PM

By RAY DUCKLER

To the faster runners who had already crossed the finish line and the slower ones still on the course, the explosions heard in Boston 10 years ago Saturday could have been attributed to a celebration of some sort.Yes, they worried about something more...


New Hampshire writer Joseph Monninger on living with terminal cancer
03-02-2023 5:58 PM

By KELLY SENNOTT

Three days into his retirement, Joseph Monninger received a phone call from his doctor.It was the spring of 2021, and Monninger was standing outside his cabin in Pembroke, Maine, shoveling a walking path that overlooked the Pennamaquan Bay. The...


Warmth puts fishing derby on thin ice
02-13-2023 4:55 PM

By MARA HOPLAMAZIAN

Anglers from across New England gathered in Meredith this weekend for the 44th annual Ice Fishing Derby run by the town’s Rotary Club.Usually, the event involves bob houses dotting Lake Winnipesaukee, spectators gathering on the ice, and a kid’s...


How (and where) to submit content to the Monitor
02-09-2023 1:54 PM

General newsWhat to send: If you have a tip for the newsroom or a story idea, send an email with “news tip” in the subject line and a brief description of the information or situation in the email. Make sure to include your name and a way to contact...


Craft beer scene sees surge
12-31-2022 3:00 PM

By CATHERINE MCLAUGHLIN

New England is known for its craft beer. Vermont, famously, has more craft breweries per capita than any state in the country. Portland, Maine, holds the same title out of the nation's cities. Across New England, and around the country, craft beer...


Opinion: A better approach to cell service in Bow
12-31-2022 8:00 AM

By SUSAN MARCOTTE-JENKINS

Susan Marcotte-Jenkins of Bow attended the Monitor’s opinion writing workshop this summer. I’m a Bow resident with nothing personal at stake in the town’s cell tower project except the serious concerns everyone has over Bow’s inadequate cell service.I...


Details emerge on N.H. legislative proposals ranging from taxes to legislator pay
12-30-2022 2:45 PM

By RICK GREEN

New Hampshire’s minimum wage would eventually increase to $15 per hour, business taxes would be cut by millions of dollars and guns could be taken from people posing an extreme risk under bills that will be considered when legislators return to the...


Eckersley family releases statement about their daughter and grandson
12-30-2022 2:23 PM

By JAMIE L. COSTA

Days after the daughter of former Boston Red Sox pitcher Dennis Eckersley gave birth to a baby boy in the woods of Manchester on one of the coldest nights of the year, the family announced their plans to file for guardianship of the child.On Christmas...


Concord boys rally, John Stark girls take control to claim Capital Classic hoops titles
12-30-2022 3:10 AM

By DAN ATTORRI

The effort had been undeniable, but the results hadn’t been there for the Concord boys’ basketball team. At the Capital Classic, that hard work started to pay off.Shots that were once rushed were set up naturally. Attempts from 3-point land that...


Concord hockey loses first game in nearly two years in holiday tourney final to Exeter
12-29-2022 11:55 PM

By DAN ATTORRI

The games don’t count in the NHIAA standings, but lessons can be learned from holiday tournaments. The Tide learned that no matter how good a team is, eventually a winning streak must come to an end.The Concord boys’ hockey team played well in long...


Everybody loves the bridge at Livermore Falls but nobody wants to own it
12-29-2022 4:32 PM

By DAVID BROOKS

One of New Hampshire’s most interesting-looking bridges straddles one of its handsomest river gorges next to a road and a rail line that have been used for well over a century. It’s the perfect recipe for tourism success in a state that increasingly...


Year in Review: Area business comings and goings in 2022
12-29-2022 3:48 PM

By DAVID BROOKS

Although the business world continues to be in turmoil, with the pandemic scrambling labor supply, customer demand and struggling supply chains, and America’s rising interest rates squeezing investment, the Concord area saw a good chunk of commercial...


A sadly familiar story in latest mountain hiker death, right down to the trail they took
12-28-2022 4:56 PM

By DAVID BROOKS

The news out of Franconia Notch this weekend was sadly familiar: A hiker set off in the morning, eagerly climbing the Old Bridle Path up Mt. Lafayette to experience one of the world’s greatest day hikes, but never returned.This time it was Guopeng...


New Americans and refugees call for outreach and partnership from Concord city councilors
12-28-2022 4:54 PM

By JAMIE L. COSTA

As Concord officials considered proposed housing developments and highway expansions that could affect downtown Concord, and a new library branch in Penacook, new American Fisto Ndayishimiye has taken to the microphone at public meetings to ask...


Year in review: Mental health sees some progress
12-28-2022 3:48 PM

By SRUTHI GOPALAKRISHNAN

This year, the state’s efforts to address its inadequate mental health system made progress with expanded facilities and 24/7 assistance programs, but experts say much more work needs to be done to remedy a shortage of psychiatric and behavioral...


Young hiker who died in NH remembered as caring, determined
12-26-2022 4:49 PM

By HOLLY RAMER

Olivera Sotelo’s 19-year-old daughter was late returning from a solo hike, and she wasn’t answering her phone. Panicking at the trailhead, Sotelo called her husband for help.“I could not stop my anxiety,” she said. Emily Sotelo emerged from the woods...


In an era of partisan gridlock, saving winter sports brings bipartisan consensus
12-26-2022 4:49 PM

By ERIC RYNSTON-LOBEL

If the United States Congress gave out an award to the top skiing enthusiast, U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster would be one of the most deserving recipients.Skiing has been a part of her life for as long as she can remember. Her father, Malcolm McLane – a...


55 years after adoption, Concord mom and daughter have finally found each other
12-26-2022 4:39 PM

By RAY DUCKLER

She marked the day each year by baking a cake and softly humming “Happy birthday” to herself, so her sons never heard.Meanwhile, the cake had frosting on it but nothing else. No swirls or stripes or flowers or candles, and certainly nothing about a...


Opinion: The amazing heroism of Leon Lewis
12-26-2022 6:00 AM

By JONATHAN P. BAIRD

Jonathan P. Baird lives in Wilmot. While the great battle against fascism in World War II was fought in Europe, there was also a fight against fascism inside the United States in the 1930s-1940s. There is little recollection now that there was a...

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