Concord Monitor
Opinion: What do Albert Camus and Mary Oliver have in common?
Author Jean Stimmell explores how the philosophical concept of the absurd proposed by Albert Camus can be countered by the restorative power of nature described by poet Mary Oliver.
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4mOpinion: Civic distrust
In an opinion piece, Peter Osiecki reflects on his growing skepticism toward government institutions and encourages readers to combat civic distrust by exercising their right to vote in the upcoming midterms.
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6mOpinion: Macklemore and the voice of truth
Author John S. Hancock argues that New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft incorrectly labeled Macklemore's pro-Palestinian protest song about the death of five-year-old Hind Rajab as hate speech, asserting that the artist's work constitutes protected political critique rather than systemic bigotry.
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7mOpinion: Protecting recovery through continuous Medicaid coverage
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act is set to introduce new Medicaid work requirements beginning in 2027, raising concerns about potential interruptions in care for individuals undergoing substance use and mental health treatment.
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5mOpinion: Lessons from 9/11
Writing on the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, John Buttrick argues that the United States should reform its foreign policy and reduce its global military footprint to foster empathy and prevent future conflict.
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2mWilliam Crabb
<html><head></head><body>William "Bill" Crabb<br /><br />Concord, NH - William "Bill" Crabb, age 49, died suddenly on September 4th after suffering a long battle with heart disease.<br /><br />He was the son of the late Douglas Cra ...