Concord Monitor
Franklin stopped the sale of 'gas station heroin' in 2019. Now, lawmakers want a statewide ban.
The Franklin City Council banned the use, possession and sale of kratom products in 2019, and state lawmakers are now pushing for a statewide ban on "enhanced" kratom products.
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4mAnother unhoused man in Concord challenges N.H.'s loitering law
A second unhoused man in Concord has filed a federal lawsuit challenging New Hampshire’s loitering law, and the ACLU is asking a judge to consolidate it with an earlier, similar case. Robert Gaynor, 42, filed the lawsuit on Oct. 8 in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Hampshire. With it, Gaynor filed […]
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2mWoman dies in New Hampshire officer-involved shooting
A woman died Thursday evening following an officer-involved shooting in Bath.
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5mAlternative middle school traffic options presented, but none feasible
As a South End neighborhood pleads with the city to keep school buses off its streets, the Concord Board of Education remains set on its original plan for the new middle school’s parent and bus traffic routes. Once built, parents would access the school similar to how they do now. Buses would access the school […]
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3mPride clinch 2-1 win over John Stark to keep playoff hopes alive
Merrimack Valley secured a pivotal 2-1 victory over John Stark behind key plays from sophomore Hannah Dubuc, moving the team up to 11th in the standings as they fight for a playoff spot.
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7m'I always try to stay strong': Kearsarge coach Meg Lane grapples with terminal cancer, missing her family and volleyball
Kearsarge varsity volleyball coach Meg Lane remains dedicated to leading her team and spending time with her family through a challenging season while battling stage 4 metastatic colon cancer.