Concord Monitor
Chichester sued over handling of petition to hold special town meeting
Chichester resident Chris Weir sued the town after officials allegedly ignored a 50-signature petition for a special meeting to require weekly Selectmen meetings under RSA 39:3.
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3mAthlete of the Week: Concord's Olive Kelley reaches 100 career blocks during playoff push
Concord senior captain Olive Kelley was named Athlete of the Week following her achievement of reaching 100 career blocks during a recent match against Alvirne.
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2mConcord Schools celebrate middle school construction
Students, staff and school board members gathered in the rain Saturday to celebrate the long-underway construction of a new middle school in Concord. Crews broke ground on the site back in June, but Saturday marked a symbolic celebration of the work underway. Over the last few months, work has started preparing the location for the […]
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4mThere's no escaping higher prices for heating, whatever fuel you use
Heating costs across New Hampshire are projected to remain elevated this winter due to rising prices for oil, propane, natural gas, electricity, and wood.
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6m'With open arms': Walk to Defeat ALS supports patients, families this Saturday in Concord
Melissa and Michelle Kelly will join others at Rollins Park on Saturday, Oct. 3, for the Walk to Defeat ALS to raise funds for research and patient support following their late father David's battle with the disease.
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5mThe Lazy Lion restaurant reopening in Deerfield amid popular demand
After closing last year following the death of her son, Tricia Lynn is set to reopen her Deerfield restaurant, The Lazy Lion, later this fall with her children Courtney Torre and Joshua Moser.