Concord Monitor
Bow considers withdrawing from Community Power Coalition program
The Bow Select Board is considering withdrawing from the Merrimack County Community Power Coalition program due to high energy costs for their residents.
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6mWith $20 million gift, Dartmouth Health establishes caregiver institute, at-home primary and palliative care
Richard Levy donated $20 million to Dartmouth Health and the Geisel School of Medicine to establish the Dartmouth Health At Home initiative and a Family Caregiver Institute, which are set to become fully operational by March 2027.
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4mArts Ahead: A bookworm's dream in downtown Concord
Several community events are scheduled for the upcoming weekend in New Hampshire, including the third annual New Hampshire Book Festival in Concord featuring keynote speakers Jodi Picoult and Jeff Kinney, an Oktoberfest celebration, the Brimfield North antique show, and a climate awareness event in South Sutton.
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3mHopkinton's Matthew Clarner to represent Team USA at 2027 World University Games
Clarkson University junior Matthew Clarner has been selected as one of eight male USCSA athletes to represent Team USA at the 2027 World University Games in Changchun, China.
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2mItems sought for Concord time capsule to be opened in 50 years
Organizers of the 250/300 group are seeking submissions from students and community members for a time capsule to be buried in Concord on October 23 to commemorate the town's 300th anniversary and America's 250th birthday.
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2mBatteries combine in Vermont to be the state's biggest power plant
Vermont has proved to be a interesting test bed for the energy transition because its utility is small enough to be nimble โ Green Mountain Power was the first US utility to offer a state-approved, tariffed home battery lease program โ and has a customer base eager to do things like install home batteries and […]