Concord Monitor
Opinion: New Hampshire is losing its teachers. Here is what that actually looks like.
New Hampshire is experiencing a worsening teacher shortage due to a lack of accountability for administrative conduct, insufficient vetting of school administrators, and inadequate protections for…
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5mOpinion: Why local context is key to building a candidate bench
Beck Kelly of 603 Forward argues that effective political recruitment in New Hampshire should prioritize building relationships with locally embedded leaders and organizations over utilizing distant vetting systems.
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Opinion: New Hamsphire needs a new business plan
Rebecca Harned argues that New Hampshire requires a new economic plan focused on decentralized innovation hubs, small businesses and tourism to combat rising living costs and declining purchasing power.
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2mMatthew Higgins
<html><head></head><body>Matthew Higgins<br /><br />Tilton, NH - Irish born scholar, Matthew Higgins, 88 of Concord, NH, died August 17, 2026 in Tilton, NH. He was a poet, a published author of books and crossword puzzles circulated in newspapers nati ...
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3mMary Spofford French
<html><head></head><body>Mary Spofford French<br /><br />Pittsfield, NH - Mary S. French of Pittsfield NH, passed away at the age of 93 in the early hours of Wednesday, August 26th. Mary was predeceased by her husband, John (Jack) F. French of 71 year ...
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3mUnclear about mortgages and credit scores? This free NH workshop has answers
The United Way of Greater Nashua and Bangor Savings Bank are launching a free monthly Financial Wellness Workshop Series starting September 2 to help community members manage finances and debt.