Concord Monitor
Republicans advance bill to repeal Housing Champions program
The New Hampshire House advanced a bill to repeal the Housing Champions program, which provided funding to towns for housing and infrastructure projects, with a 185-166 vote, mostly along party lines.
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4mLocal stars earn top honors on all-state field hockey lists
Local athletes dominated the New Hampshire field hockey awards, with Hopkinton and Kearsarge sweeping major categories across Division III.
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3mPembroke falls to No. 1 Hollis-Brookline in D-II girls soccer semifinals
Despite a resilient performance from senior striker Ava Alberico and a defense that kept the score close for much of the match, the fourth-seeded Pembroke Spartans fell to top-seeded Hollis-Brookline in the soccer semifinals.
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4mBow returns to third straight D-II state girls soccer final with 2-1 win over Milford
The second-seeded defending champion Bow advanced to its third consecutive state championship with a 2-1 victory over No. 3 Milford.
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3mArts Ahead: Farmers market, art trail and more
Several community events, including the return of the Winter Farmers' Market and the Great New England Craft & Artisan Show, are scheduled to take place in Concord this weekend.
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2mWildfire rages in North Country, covering 370 acres
A wildfire that has covered more than 370 acres is burning in steep, remote terrain near the Maine border in Coos County. As of Tuesday there were no significant threats to life or property. The fire is approximately seven miles southeast of Gorham in the Wild River drainage area. On Tuesday afternoon it was reported […]