Concord Monitor
Workers with disabilities struggle to stay in the workforce. Managerial changes can help
An employee at the Red Arrow Diner in Concord shares how supportive management helped her overcome employment challenges related to her autism and ADHD.
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2mNHVCA announces all-state volleyball honors and coaches of the year
Six local student-athletes were named to the New Hampshire Volleyball Coaches Association All-State list, featuring honors for players from Pinkerton Academy, Coe-Brown, and other regional schools.
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2mPittsfield fire ravages home, displacing six
An afternoon fire believed to have begun in the basement of a Pittsfield home displaced six people on Wednesday. One resident sustained minor injuries and a cat died in the blaze, according to Pittsfield Fire. The two-alarm fire broke out around 2:15 p.m. First responders rescued one resident who was inside the home, and transported […]
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5mWhite Birch Community Center expands offerings in Cornerstone Building
The White Birch Community Center completed a $3 million expansion of its Cornerstone Building in Henniker, adding a larger food pantry, new office spaces, and enhanced programming for various age groups.
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2mConcord High School music program raises $5,250 through Mazda partnership
Concord High School's music program raised $5,250 through its partnership with Grappone Mazda's Be Moved Drive Program during a recent weekend event.
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3mOpinion: 'You burn with us'
Actress Jennifer Lawrence used imagery from 'The Hunger Games' to highlight growing economic inequality and social unrest during the November 3 midterm elections.