Concord Monitor
AG: No laws were broken by staff at youth detention facility in recent months, but pervasive 'dysfunction' exists
An investigation conducted by the New Hampshire Attorney General’s office in response to recent allegations of mistreatment at the state’s youth detention facility did not uncover abuse or other…
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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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4mOpinion: Our nation's complete turnaround
Ken Burns was interviewed about his documentary on the American Revolution and the importance of remembering the past, while also contrasting the leadership of George Washington with that of Donald Trump.
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4mThe 'hardest thing' was not knowing: WWII Veteran laid to rest after 80 years
Private First Class Edgar Norcross, a WWII Marine Corps Reserve veteran, was laid to rest in the New Hampshire Veterans Cemetery after his remains were identified by the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency.