Concord Monitor
A small-town librarian led the state's libraries through unprecedented funding threats last year. They triumphed.
Rachel Baker is accustomed to pleading the case for the Elkins Public Library to the keepers of Canterbury’s municipal budget. The community members who turn to the library for its free programming,…
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Opinion: Why Hospice House matters more than ever
Retired doctors Fred Bricetti and Nick Perencevich are supporting the Legacy & Promise campaign to renovate and strengthen the Granite VNA Hospice House in Concord, New Hampshire.
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8mVintage Views: All things autumn
James W. Spain recalls an autumn memory from his youth in which a teenager driving his father's car crashed into a fire hydrant while attempting to disperse a large pile of leaves in Concord.
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4mTake Me Outside: The masters of tricks and treats
Raccoons are highly adaptable mammals known for their diverse diets, dexterous paws, and ability to thrive in both forest and urban environments.
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5mOpinion: If Poe wrote about taxes, oligarchs and worms
An opinion piece argues that billionaires should pay a fairer share of taxes to prevent the erosion of the American Dream.
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5mOpinion: Democrats should aim for a blue tsunami, not just a blue wave
NH Progressive Democrats of America State Director Karishma Manzur urges Democratic candidates to achieve a decisive November victory by proposing a progressive policy agenda focused on economic security, universal healthcare, and environmental protection.