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‘Paradise Paradox’ – mental-health issues amid the wonders of a ski town
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Baseball: Three takeaways from Concord’s tight game against Goffstown
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Driven by capital projects, city budget proposal would boost spending by $40 million
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Women at work on Warren: New combined salon, spa, DIY and retail space opens in former Peter’s Images location
A friend group of three Concord natives is opening a salon, spa and a combined DIY and retail shop out of the space that used to be Peter’s Images salon on the corner of Warren and North State streets, with a grand opening held Friday afternoon.“It’s...
In Franklin, a Hometown Hero remains busy, 12 years after retiring from the U.S. Postal Service
Stephen Donahue retired from the United States Postal Service 12 years ago, at the relatively young age of 61.And these days, he’s busier than ever.Whether leading a Scout troop or climbing a ladder to hang a sign for a local business or installing a...
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Neighboring landowner objection stalls Steeplegate redevelopment approval
How has Hopkinton, one of the smallest public schools in New Hampshire, become such a lacrosse powerhouse?
In Franklin, a Hometown Hero remains busy, 12 years after retiring from the U.S. Postal Service
Women at work on Warren: New combined salon, spa, DIY and retail space opens in former Peter’s Images location
For some older Jewish professors at Dartmouth and UNH, opposition to campus arrests feels personal
New Hampshire Harm Reduction Coalition provides kits for safer drug use
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For some older Jewish professors at Dartmouth and UNH, opposition to campus arrests feels personal
Hopkinton tries to nab out-of-town trash bandits
The murky world of town and city flags in NH
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Sports
How has Hopkinton, one of the smallest public schools in New Hampshire, become such a lacrosse powerhouse?
At first glance, Hopkinton High School probably wouldn’t top a list of schools likely to have consistently strong lacrosse programs.With about 300 students, it’s the smallest public school in New Hampshire that has standalone teams for both boys’ and...
High schools: Concord girls’ 4x100-meter relay sets school record at Merrimack Invite, plus more track, baseball, lax and tennis results
Monitor Sports launches new, once-a-week newsletter
High schools: Concord baseball tops Memorial 11-1, plus more results from Wednesday
Softball: Professional and precise, Coe-Brown continues dominant start to title-defense seasonOpinion
Opinion: Vote for those rooted in serving the people, communities of our state
Former State Senator Deborah Reynolds, Plymouth. Former State Representative Polly Campion, Etna. Former State Representative Sue Ford, Easton. As we head into campaign season, and with Congresswoman Annie Kuster’s retirement this fall, New...
Opinion: Suppressing student protests: It’s about Palestinian erasure, not antisemitism
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Opinion: An opportunity to help law enforcement protect children
Opinion: Invest in child care for NH families
Politics
Transgender sports ban receives Senate committee support
A controversial bill that would ban transgender girls from participating on NHIAA- sanctioned girls’ sports teams in New Hampshire is expected to be voted on by the Senate next week, after it received support from the Senate’s Education Committee on...
House passes bill to raise minimum marriage age to 18, sending it to governor
Charities will not have to pay rent to casinos under new law
Sununu says he’ll support Trump even if he’s convicted
NH mayors want more help from state on homelessness prevention funds
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Arts & Life
Vintage Views: The Concord Tree Planting Day of 1924
The citizens of Concord have always held the sanctity of trees very close to their hearts. When the first unpaved streets were established there was much discourse to travel the roads with the blaring sun of summer, frozen earth so bumpy to each horse...
From the archives: A Dark Day for New England
Found a baby bird? Here’s what to do
Northeast Coffee Festival comes to Concord this weekend
Henniker Handmade & Homegrown
Obituaries
John Philip Dunlap
Concord, NH - John Philip Dunlap passed away in his sleep on April 17, at the age of 65, at his home in Sarasota, FL. John was born in Concord, NH on March 20, 1959, and raised in nearby Hopkinton. As a child, he was a voracious reader,... remainder of obit for John Philip Dunlap
June Marie Rich
Laconia, NH - June Marie Rich, 74, of Provencal Road, passed away on Monday, May 6, 2024, at Concord Hospital in Laconia. June was born on December 16, 1949, in East Derry, NH, the daughter of Raymond and Marie (Marcotte) Larochelle. ... remainder of obit for June Marie Rich
Michael Rayno
Concord, NH - Michael Rayno, age 76, of Stone Street in Concord passed away peacefully in his home on Saturday, March 30, 2024. He was born in Franklin, NH the son of the late Wilfred Preve and Sophia (Costa) Rayno. Michael was pro... remainder of obit for Michael Rayno
Joan K. Leggett
Joan K Leggett Concord, NH - Joan K. Leggett passed away peacefully on May 6, 2024 at Granite Ledges in Concord, NH. Her loving husband John was with her holding her hand. Joan was born on December 19, 1939 to Ruth (Dosch) and Edward Ke... remainder of obit for Joan K. Leggett
