Concord Monitor
'I don't want to throw it away': His Loudon home burned down a year ago. He's still rebuilding.
Joe Brown remembers when the street in front of his house was a real dirt road, watching as a boy while his dad made it through the mud with a stomp on the gas pedal and a prayer. Growing up at the…
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2mMissing the bagged leaf pickup, Concord? Brochu Nursery will take your fallen foliage
Brochu Nurseries is offering free bagged leaf dropoffs on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays and paid home pickups following the end of Concord's municipal bagged leaf collection program.
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1mBe careful outdoors: N.H. wildfire risk is high for the first time in weeks
New Hampshire's wildfire risk rose to high for the first time in months following a week of sunny weather and falling autumn leaves.
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3mDunbarton man charged with electricity theft and stealing over $14k in tools
An AirTag pinging at a suspected stash site, a tip from a girlfriend and a months-long investigation led to Andrew Leduc’s arrest in Dunbarton on charges of stealing more than $14,000 in tools, taking a motorcycle and rigging an electric meter. Dunbarton police arrested Leduc, 47, on Tuesday, after executing multiple search warrants over several […]
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2mU.S. Supreme Court upholds state ban on student IDs for voting
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld a New Hampshire law that prohibits the use of student IDs as valid identification for voter registration and voting.
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5mOpinion: Reproductive freedom is an economic issue
In her opinion piece, Christina Warriner Hamilton argues that reproductive healthcare access is a critical economic issue for New Hampshire families ahead of the November 3 elections.