Concord Monitor
'I am totally independent': New YDC claims administrator will ask for $55m as his tenure begins
New settlement administrator Gerard Boyle addresses independence concerns as he faces a massive backlog of abuse claims and a looming funding shortage at state-run youth facilities.
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4mSuncookin' with Rob Azevedo: Letting go of a lost career
After being laid off from a job of more than 20 years, Rob Azevedo reflects on the emotional challenges of unemployment and decides to pursue a bold new chapter in his professional life.
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7mVintage Views: Before there was Sunset League
An author reflects on his childhood friendship with Donald "Shammy" Angwin, a former Sunset League baseball player who shared firsthand accounts of the historic league's origins at White Park in Concord.
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2mFrom the Farm: Therapeutic bovines
A farmer in Concord is hosting a "Cow Crew Experience" on August 29 to demonstrate the therapeutic benefits of interacting with beef cattle.
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5mOpinion: New Hampshire needs to bolster Medicaid
New Hampshire Health Care Association CEO Brendan Williams argues that the state faces significant financial and administrative challenges to its Medicaid program due to recent federal legislation and rising long-term care needs.
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3mOpinion: The reality aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln
A former Navy veteran criticized President Donald Trump's dismissal of reports concerning poor living conditions and extended deployment on the USS Abraham Lincoln.