Concord Monitor
In lastest proposal, state would cap number of open enrollment students
Under the latest version of a universal open enrollment bill unveiled Monday, the state would place a cap on the number of students who could participate. In the first year, a total of up to 500…
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3m'Anything to revitalize Warner': Town celebrates grand opening of new community center
Nonprofit organization MainStreet Warner celebrated the grand opening of the MainStreet Warner Lodge on Saturday, repurposing the former church and Masonic building into a new community center.
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2mPolice release names of two women found deceased in Concord
Concord police have identified two women who were found deceased in Concord a day apart earlier this month. Bridget Watson of Concord was the 51-year-old found deceased in her tent near the city’s transfer station off Old Turnpike Road. Watson was discovered found unresponsive by a friend a little after 11 p.m. on August 14, […]
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4mArts Ahead: Family Music Festival, guided hike, rocks galore
Arts Ahead has moved its publication day to Wednesday to better serve readers, highlighting upcoming local events such as a painting class at Gnomie's Woodland Fountain, the Family Music Festival at the Concord Community Music School, the reopening of The Bee House at Canterbury Shaker Village, a city-guided hike at Oak Hill Trails, and the Gem and Mineral Show.
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6mOpinion: Family caregivers in NH need stronger support
New Hampshire's family caregivers face significant financial and physical burdens while providing essential unpaid support to aging residents and those with illnesses.
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2mRenee Stone Carlisle
<html><head></head><body>Renee Stone Carlisle<br /><br />Penacook, NH - Reneé Carlisle, 63, of Penacook, NH, passed away on August 19 at Concord Hospital, following a decade-long battle with cancer.<br /><br />Reneé was born August 20, 1 ...