Concord Monitor
Records show Derry Fire Chief was driving emergency vehicle when arrested for DUI in Bow
Shawn Haggart, Derry's fire chief, was arrested in Bow in October on suspicion of driving under the influence while operating a vehicle with New Hampshire government license plates, and was found to…
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3mCarl Leslie Sargent III
<html><head></head><body>Carl Leslie Sargent, III<br /><br />Concord, NH - Carl L. Sargent, III, age 87, passed away peacefully in southern NH on July 15, 2026.<br /><br />Carl was rooted in Concord and the state. He earned undergraduate and masters d ...
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6mBradley Dupee
<html><head></head><body>Bradley Dupee<br /><br />Scarborough , ME - Bradley Stephen Dupee, of Scarborough, Maine, died unexpectedly at his home on August 7, 2026. He was born on September 21, 1943, to Mahlon and Elizabeth Dupee in Keene, New Hampshir ...
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3mNadine Dahl
<html><head></head><body>Nadine Dahl<br /><br />Canterbury, NH - Nadine Dahl of Canterbury, New Hampshire, passed away peacefully on Monday, August tenth, at Concord Hospital with her family by her side. She was 78.<br /><br />Born in Providence, Rhod ...
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17mWhere did the money go? Former House Speaker's nonprofit collected $274,000 from casinos with no sign of charitable work
A former New Hampshire House speaker and retired lobbyist took in more than a quarter-million dollars in charitable gaming proceeds over the past seven years for an inactive nonprofit, a month-long Monitor investigation found. In January, George B. Roberts Jr. accepted a nearly $131,000 check from one of the state’s largest casinos, the Nash, addressed […]
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9mAfter Canterbury state representative attempted to claim forgotten land, search for legal owners continues 'in limbo'
Wiry branches lapped at the side mirrors of Jose Cambrils’s black Dodge Ram as he lumbered deeper into the woods of Canterbury. Whitney Hill Road is so constricted a corridor that the pick-up truck lurched along at five miles an hour, a plume of deerflies attaching to it as the road attenuated further and further. […]