Concord Monitor
Opinion: Why ending New Hampshire’s PDAB was the right move for patients
New Hampshire has repealed its Prescription Drug Affordability Board, which was ineffective in lowering drug costs and added layers of bureaucracy, and other states should follow suit.
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3mOpinion: Are you a tree hugger?
Concord resident Zib Corell advocates for strengthening tree planting through master planning and civic organization support to combat rising urban temperatures.
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4mOpinion: New Medicaid reform bills threaten the nation's vital safety net
New Hampshire Health Care Association president Brendan Williams argues that recent legislative efforts targeting Medicaid waste exaggerate fraud levels and threaten essential coverage for seniors and people with disabilities.
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5mDonald Stuart Moore
<html><head></head><body>Donald Stuart Moore<br /><br />Rockport, ME - Donald Stuart Moore passed away peacefully on October 4, 2026, at Sussman House in Rockport, ME, after a period of declining health.<br /><br />Born May 6, 1937, in New Milford, Co ...
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3mKay LaDuke
<html><head></head><body>Kay (Catherine) LaDuke<br /><br />Concord, NH - Kay (Catherine) LaDuke, 97, passed away July 19, 2026. Born October 24, 1928, in New Bedford, Massachusetts, Kay moved to Concord, NH, in 1947, where she built a life filled with ...
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3mLoon Mountain Resort proposes adding a fourth peak overlooking Lincoln
Loon Mountain Resort has submitted a proposal to add a fourth peak overlooking downtown Lincoln as part of its ten-year investment plan.