Concord Monitor
Families harbor 'no regrets' after ending legal challenge of N.H.'s transgender sports ban
Parker Tirrell was 13 when she came out as a transgender girl to her family, and for a while, life went on much as it had before. She played soccer, the game she picked up at age four, had sleepovers…
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4mSuncookin' with Rob Azevedo: Harnessing hubris
Pembroke City Limits, a bar and music venue in Suncook Village, has become a magical place for locals to come together and experience the power of music, creating a sense of community and inspiring creativity.
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3mFrom the Farm: The ongoing story of one amazing Highland Steer
Owen, a Highland steer, and his cart-riding companions marched in the Concord Independence Day parade, while Bleu, a steer who had damaged his horn, recovered and was declared the official Uni-Cow of Miles Smith Farm.
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5mOpinion: Fighting for birthright citizenship and democracy
The Supreme Court has upheld the 14th Amendment, which guarantees birthright citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the United States, and citizens must resist exclusivity and celebrate the right to citizenship of every newborn within the United States.
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11mGreat Brook Village residents allege property neglect, rent hikes and broken promises
Residents of Great Brook Village in Belmont have been complaining about the poor maintenance and exorbitant rent increases imposed by Oakshire Capital since 2021, leading to a pending lawsuit against the company.
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2mPolice chase ends in arrest of Pittsfield man wanted on several active warrants
Nathaniel Bergeron was arrested on several felony and misdemeanor charges after a car chase from Concord to Loudon, during which he attempted to evade police while driving on a deflated tire.