Concord Monitor
Remember that rebate electric utilities were supposed to pay us?
It's still unclear what will happen to roughly $150 million in refunds to New Hampshire residents following a federal ruling that profits for building long-distance electric transmission lines had…
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7mSchool board: Hastings touts experience; Thompson offers new perspective
Two former Concord teachers — one who has served six years on the school board and the other a political newcomer — are vying for a chance to steer education in the city for the next two years. Incumbent Brenda Hastings is hoping her knowledge of the city and its education system will position her […]
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3mResidents evacuated during fire at Edgewood Heights residential community
At least ten Concord Fire Department vehicles dotted a lawn at the Edgewood Heights housing complex as emergency services responded to reports of a blaze late Wednesday morning. Concord Fire Chief John Chisholm said he had no knowledge of any injuries sustained in the fire, which began in a second-floor unit of the occupied apartment […]
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3mSouth Weare Union Church on this year's Seven to Save list
The South Weare Union Church was selected as one of seven historic sites for preservation by the New Hampshire Preservation Alliance's annual Seven to Save program.
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3mJohn Stark field hockey's postseason hopes end in close loss to Kingswood
No. 8 John Stark lost 3-2 to the No. 9 Kingswood in the Division II field hockey preliminary round despite a second-half rally.
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3mFranklin High soccer's move to varsity level successful as program continues rebuild
The Franklin Golden Tornadoes boys' soccer team transitioned to D-IV varsity competition this season, focusing on long-term program development despite facing challenges.