Concord Monitor
Concord City Council puts $1m in rainy day funds into 2027 budget, avoiding staff layoffs
For Concord City Councilors, making layoffs to reduce next year’s tax increase proved to be a line they would not cross. Seeking to avoid personnel cuts, the council dipped farther into its rainy day…
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3mArts Ahead: Vintage baseball, book swap and more
Several local events are scheduled in the Concord area this weekend, including a vintage baseball game in Allenstown, a book swap at Brothers' Cortado, the Canterbury Fair, and a performance by the John Spignesi Band at Feathered Friend.
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6mAs Cyclospora outbreak continues, local farms report boost in demand
While a national Cyclospora outbreak has increased consumer anxiety regarding food safety, local farmers and retailers in New Hampshire report a surge in demand for locally produced greens.
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5mOpinion: We need to combat rising property taxes
State Senator Dan Innis urged New Hampshire voters to support a ballot measure to cap municipal spending in response to rising property taxes driven by Democratic policy.
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5mOpinion: My daughter wanted to play soccer. Adults turned the game into a political weapon.
After winning a legal battle against New Hampshire's ban on transgender athletes, Parker Tirrell ultimately quit her high school soccer team due to the hostility and controversy created by opposing adults.
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3mThomas Schlenker
<html><head></head><body>Thomas Schlenker<br /><br />Meriden, NH - With great sadness, Tom Schlenker's family announces his passing on July 15, 2026. After an eight-month battle with lung cancer, Tom died at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center due ...