Concord Monitor
Rates and Rights: The 'soft path' for energy turns 50
Reflecting on fifty years since Amory B. Lovins proposed a soft energy path, New Hampshire Consumer Advocate Donald M. Kreis argues for increased investment in energy efficiency programs and suggests…
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2mSee the results of Franklin's municipal election
Voters in Franklin elected three new city council members and several school board representatives during Tuesday's local elections.
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2mMedicare Advantage plans cut as CVS Health and WellSense reduce offerings
Options for Medicare Advantage are shrinking again in New Hampshire, with two major providers — CVS Health and BMC, which offers WellSense — no longer offering their plans as of January 1. A fairly new firm, Devoted Health, will start providing plans in portions of the state next year. Its coverage area will not include […]
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4mKearsarge boys' soccer is playing to have fun and win along the way as it beats rival Hawks 2-0
Kearsarge defeated rival Hopkinton 2-0 on Tuesday behind goals from Aden Sasi and Bryce Selby and a clean sheet from goalkeeper Grady Burch.
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2mCounty says backups saved it from paying ransom after cyberattack
Merrimack County avoided paying a ransom following a late August ransomware attack by utilizing backup systems to restore its services.
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4mArts Ahead: See the autumn foliage in annual Warner festival
Upcoming fall activities in New Hampshire include the 79th annual Warner Fall Foliage Festival, a historic preservation tour at Canterbury Shaker Village, a screening of Beetlejuice, and a performance by Moanin' Frogs.