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From the Farm: A matter of bad faith
The US government shutdown has delayed payments to farmers, causing them to be unable to pay contractors who have completed USDA-approved work.
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2mOvernight bridge construction taking place on East Side Drive over I-393
Traffic flow will more slowly on the East Side Drive bridge over Interstate 393 in Concord for four nights, beginning Sunday, as a result of construction. The state Department of Transportation will be carrying out the construction from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. until Thursday. The work is part of a $3 million bridge preservation […]
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3mWarehouse project brews coffee shop hopes in Bow
In Bow, there’s no place to sit down with a cup of coffee and catch up with friends or family. The nearest coffee shop for residents is a drive away in Concord or Hopkinton. But a new development proposal could change that. For months, people in Bow have wondered about the large stretch of trees […]
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4mFootball: Merrimack Valley season ends in semis
AMHERST – Merrimack Valley High School football coach Matt Shaw knows very well that it’s not how you start, but how you finish. With that in mind, the Pride had a great start to Saturday’s Division II semifinal joust with No. 2 Souhegan at Calvetti Field, grabbing a 7-0 lead less than five minutes in. […]
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5m'Really frustrating bureaucracy': Totally Tea + Coffee owner to create documentary about court battle against Facebook
Emmett Soldati, owner of Concord's Totally Tea + Coffee, is producing a documentary following his legal victory against Facebook after the company deleted his business's Instagram account without notice.
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4mAssociated Grocers strike in Pembroke continues into second week
A week-long strike by Teamsters Local 633 at an Associated Grocers warehouse in Pembroke continues following a breakdown in contract negotiations over pensions. No violence or vandalism has been reported.