Concord Monitor
Opinion: How a top-earners tax can rescue NH property taxpayers — and protect our classrooms
A proposal suggests implementing a marginal income tax on the top 5% of New Hampshire earners to repeal the Statewide Education Property Tax and provide increased school funding.
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4mOpinion: The Trump show, machine mentality and Gaia
An opinion piece argues that modern American society's focus on image and individualism contributed to Donald Trump's presidency and suggests reviving the concept of Gaia to foster environmental and spiritual reconnection.
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5mOpinion: The danger of an uncritical alliance
Author John Buttrick argues that the United States should distance itself from its uncritical alliance with Israel and withhold military aid to address ongoing violations of international law in the West Bank and Gaza.
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6mOpinion: Screentime in schools needs another look
A group of Concord families will host a community meeting on November 17 at Christa McAuliffe School to discuss the negative impacts of classroom device usage and develop evidence-based screentime policies.
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6mOpinion: Granite Staters voted for change. Now we must demand it.
Following the 2026 midterms, Ilinca Drondoe argues that voters must pressure representatives to prioritize social services over the proposed $1.5 trillion military budget for fiscal year 2027.
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4mCharles Wilson
<html><head></head><body>Charles "Charlie" Wilson<br /><br />Taftsville, VT - Charles "Charlie" Lander Wilson, 75<br /><br />Charles "Charlie" Lander Wilson, 75, former owner of the Taftsville Country Store and longtime V ...