Concord Monitor
Concord javelin sensation Nick Reynolds ascending on national stage at University of Georgia
Nick Reynolds, a javelin thrower from Concord, is on track to become one of the best in the US, having recently thrown 77.55 meters (254-5 feet) at the Torrin Lawrence Memorial, which ranks No. 5 in…
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7m'Probation officer on your ceiling:' Concord Housing says sensors don't track motion; court records show otherwise
Ryan Deachman’s living room ceiling holds a little white square box set flush and virtually the same colour as the paint. It could pass for a smoke detector or leftover hardware. It’s the kind of fixture you stop noticing after a while. But almost nothing in his apartment escapes it. The device tracks temperature and humidity. It senses motion. It measures noise. It is the quietest object in the room, and the one paying the closest attention. The box, called a Minut Monitor from the private Swedish company Mînut Inc., is one of about 300 such devices installed in apartments owned […]
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5mGolf Championships: Bishop Brady completes D-III three-peat, Hopkinton wins D-IV title
The Bishop Brady Giants secured their third Division III golf championship with a dominant performance at Indian Mound Golf Course, led by co-individual winners Chase Connor and Hazen Weathers.
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6mCandidates for Congressional District 2 talk political parties, affordability
Democratic incumbent Maggie Goodlander and Republican challenger Lily Tang Williams recently participated in a candidate forum at the University of New Hampshire Law School to discuss key issues including economic affordability, foreign policy, and energy production ahead of the upcoming election.
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2mNASCAR Whelen Modified Tour returning to Motor Speedway, adding Barre, VT
The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour is scheduled to make its first stop at Barre, Vermont's Thunder Road International Speedbowl in June 2027 before returning to New Hampshire Motor Speedway in September.
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4mOpinion: Arrogance has no place in politics
Retired physician Oge Young criticized Republican Senate candidate John E. Sununu for his dismissive attitude toward climate science and his support for President Trump's legislative agenda.