Concord Monitor
N.H. panel calls for better statewide response to prevent domestic violence killings
Better training for police officers, stronger accountability for offenders and a more responsive court system are a few of the areas New Hampshire should focus on to prevent domestic violence…
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2mDunbarton man dies after being pinned under vehicle
A man in Dunbarton died Friday while working on his vehicle at home. Around 1:34 p.m., Dunbarton police and fire departments were dispatched to a residence on Black Brook Road after receiving reports of a man who had become pinned beneath a vehicle he was working on in the driveway. Responding officers found an adult […]
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5mGranite Geek: Making one power line do the job of more than one
Eversource and Dartmouth College have received federal approval to implement a four-year, $95 million dynamic line rating project to increase the capacity and efficiency of 4,000 miles of transmission lines across New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Vermont.
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3mOn a scale of 1 to 10, this year's foliage season is...
New Hampshire lacks an objective way to rank its annual foliage season, following the cancellation of a University of New Hampshire research project intended to quantify color changes through satellite imagery.
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7mOpinion: What happened to education — and what are we going to do about it?
Former New Hampshire State Board of Education chairman Fred Bramante argues that the declining number of education graduates necessitates a rapid overhaul of the public school system to better prepare students for a modern workforce.
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6mOpinion: The West Bank and Israel’s elimination project
An opinion piece critiques Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's dismissal of West Bank settler violence, citing a B'tselem study that describes Israeli policies as a systematic project to dismantle Palestinian life through various forms of control.