Concord Monitor
What to know about this year's flu season in New Hampshire
"We'll continue to monitor what's going on with flu this season, and so the situation may change... But it's shaping up to be a highly active and more severe flu season than what we may have seen in…
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4mHopkinton girls' soccer and field hockey rolling past competition, win with a combined 17-0 score at home
Hopkinton's field hockey and girls' soccer teams secured dominant victories on Tuesday, continuing successful starts to their respective seasons.
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4m'Edible landscaping': Food forests become learning tool at Southwick School
Students at Southwick School participated in planting a new food forest as part of a $10 million USDA grant program involving UNH, Dartmouth, and Yale to promote agroforestry education across New Hampshire.
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5mDirect primary care clinics offer a different way to pay, and to be cared for
Patients are increasingly turning to direct primary care clinics in New Hampshire, such as Origins Direct Primary Care, to avoid traditional insurance complexities and gain greater access to affordable medical professionals.
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3mNH lawmakers decry tax on high-income earners, luxury goods
Newmarket Democratic Representative Ellen Read faced criticism from both Democratic and Republican legislative leaders following her proposal to implement a high-end income tax and a luxury goods sales tax in New Hampshire.
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2mJohn P. Kelly
<html><head></head><body>John P. Kelly<br /><br />Ft. Lauderdale, FL - We are deeply saddened to share the passing of our brother and son, John Patrick Kelly, who passed away on June 15, 2026.<br /><br />Born on December 28, 1963, John spent his early ...