Concord Monitor
Arts Ahead: Climate art, jamming out and more
A new columnist introduces several upcoming community events including an artist talk in downtown, a jam camp in Hopkinton, Arts in the Park in Rollins Park, and a concert in Canterbury.
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Opinion: Why Hospice House matters more than ever
Retired doctors Fred Bricetti and Nick Perencevich are supporting the Legacy & Promise campaign to renovate and strengthen the Granite VNA Hospice House in Concord, New Hampshire.
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8mVintage Views: All things autumn
James W. Spain recalls an autumn memory from his youth in which a teenager driving his father's car crashed into a fire hydrant while attempting to disperse a large pile of leaves in Concord.
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4mTake Me Outside: The masters of tricks and treats
Raccoons are highly adaptable mammals known for their diverse diets, dexterous paws, and ability to thrive in both forest and urban environments.
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5mOpinion: Democrats should aim for a blue tsunami, not just a blue wave
NH Progressive Democrats of America State Director Karishma Manzur urges Democratic candidates to achieve a decisive November victory by proposing a progressive policy agenda focused on economic security, universal healthcare, and environmental protection.
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5mOpinion: If Poe wrote about taxes, oligarchs and worms
An opinion piece argues that billionaires should pay a fairer share of taxes to prevent the erosion of the American Dream.