Concord Monitor
Opinion: Who's actually benefiting from the data center boom? It's not you.
Data centers are not providing broad-based economic growth, and their impact on communities is often negative, with few permanent jobs, high electricity and water consumption, and potential PFAS…
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5mOpinion: Stop blaming Democrats for New Hampshire’s property tax crisis
Rep. Wendy Thomas argues that New Hampshire Democrats seek to address rising property taxes by restoring state education funding and creating a fairer tax system rather than blaming local officials.
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3mOpinion: Why the county attorney should matter to voters
Bow resident Meg Hagaman is running for Merrimack County Attorney, emphasizing the importance of the elected role in prosecuting crime and building community trust.
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5mOpinion: Vote with confidence
A commentary piece argues that President Donald Trump's claims regarding election vulnerabilities and Chinese interference lack evidence and serve to undermine public trust through the proposed Save America Act.
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5mOpinion: Odysseus, war and mythology
Psychotherapist Jean Stimmell argues that Christopher Nolan's adaptation of "The Odyssey" misses the essential power of mythology, drawing parallels between ancient gods and his own experiences witnessing the chaotic forces of war in Vietnam.
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5mOpinion: Energy supply is not a competitive business for Eversource
Eversource Director of External Communications William Hinkle defended the company's role in New Hampshire's regulated energy market and addressed misconceptions regarding the upcoming August 1 energy service rate adjustment.