Concord Monitor
Dean Kamen's youth robotics organization puts him on leave amid new Epstein revelations
The Manchester-based youth science organization founded by New Hampshire inventor Dean Kamen, says it has placed him on leave from “all activities” related to its work, while it reviews recent…
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3mBallot questions, explained: Selling Concord's Dewey School building
On their school ballots in November, Concord voters will be asked to approve putting the former Dewey School up for sale. Here’s what voters will see on the ballot: Shall the Concord School District authorize the Concord School Board to market and sell the former Dewey School property, currently serving as the Concord School District’s […]
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5mFacing no contest in re-election bid, Concord Sen. Reardon looks to housing, child care
State Sen. Tara Reardon, a Concord Democrat, is sailing toward reelection to the New Hampshire Senate. She was unopposed in the Democratic primary, and her Republican opponent is not mounting a campaign. Reardon is a well-known Concord figure who has represented Concord, Bow and Hopkinton in the Senate since 2024. She’s a real estate attorney […]
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2mTexas driver arrested in Bow, police say he had 170 open beer bottles
Police laid out rows of empty Bud Light and Michelob Ultra bottles in a grid, removed from a tractor-trailer in Bow, after the driver was arrested on suspicion of driving drunk. The bottles were found in the commercial vehicle of Edgar Ramirez, 33, of Odessa, Texas. Bow police were called to the parking lot at […]
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2mBow field hockey advances to fourth straight Division II semifinal
The No. 2 seeded Bow Falcons advanced to their fourth consecutive Division II semifinal following a dominant 5-0 victory over Oyster River.
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3mFrom the Farm: Meet your new therapist — a cow
Carole Soule, co-owner of Miles Smith Farm, offers speaking engagements to share lessons on calm, trust, and communication learned from working with bovines.