Concord Monitor
Opinion: We built child care into our plans. Red tape kept it empty for years.
HB 1195 would remove the zoning process for small child care centers serving 30 or fewer children, making it easier for families to access affordable child care and for businesses to benefit from…
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5mDonald Stuart Moore
<html><head></head><body>Donald Stuart Moore<br /><br />Rockport, ME - Donald Stuart Moore passed away peacefully on October 4, 2026, at Sussman House in Rockport, ME, after a period of declining health.<br /><br />Born May 6, 1937, in New Milford, Co ...
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3mKay LaDuke
<html><head></head><body>Kay (Catherine) LaDuke<br /><br />Concord, NH - Kay (Catherine) LaDuke, 97, passed away July 19, 2026. Born October 24, 1928, in New Bedford, Massachusetts, Kay moved to Concord, NH, in 1947, where she built a life filled with ...
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3mLoon Mountain Resort proposes adding a fourth peak overlooking Lincoln
Loon Mountain Resort has submitted a proposal to add a fourth peak overlooking downtown Lincoln as part of its ten-year investment plan.
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3mSee the results of Franklin's municipal election
Voters in Franklin elected three new city council members and several school board representatives during Tuesday's local elections.
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4mMedicare Advantage shrinks in N.H. as CVS Health and WellSense reduce offerings
Options for Medicare Advantage are shrinking again in New Hampshire, with two major providers — CVS Health and WellSense — no longer offering their plans as of January 1. A fairly new firm, Devoted Health, will start providing plans in portions of the state next year. Its coverage area will not include Coos County, which […]