Concord Monitor
This Loudon man worked in the Pentagon on 9/11. He doesn't want the country to forget what happened.
Former Pentagon public affairs officer John Donovan reflects on his experience surviving the September 11 attacks and the loss of 35 colleagues ahead of the publication of a new commemorative book.
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4m'A special thing': Barrington man returns 132-year-old overdue book after Concord Public Library freezes fines
A man returned an 132-year-old overdue magazine from 1894 to the Concord Public Library after the announcement of the temporary fine freeze.
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5mEpsom Village Water District facing ongoing staffing troubles, PFAS concerns
The Epsom Village Water District faces potential dissolution due to a lack of volunteers to fill essential leadership roles, prompting a public meeting scheduled for Monday, Sept. 21, to discuss whether the town government should assume control of the utility.
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3mConcord High wins $5K prize from T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights
Concord High became the ninth New Hampshire school to win a $5,000 prize from T-Mobile's Friday Night 5G Lights program, which offers schools the chance to compete for larger grants and a $1 million football field transformation.
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4mGranite Geek: Talking about A.I. at Science Cafe
A Science Cafe event discussing artificial intelligence is scheduled for Tuesday, September 15, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Litherman's Limited brewery in Concord.
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Wind, solar, hydro provided about one-sixth of New England's electricity last year
In 2025, non-emitting renewable sources provided approximately one-sixth of New England's electricity while natural gas remained the region's primary power source at 51 percent.