Concord Monitor
Court documents reveal Nashua country club shooting suspect intended to 'punish the wealthy'
Hunter Nadeau, a former employee of Sky Meadow Country Club, opened fire at the club on September 20, killing one person and injuring several others, in an attempt to "punish the wealthy" for not…
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5mOpinion: Question 2 threatens local school budgets
The Society for the Destruction of Public Education in New Hampshire (at times, known as “Free Staters,” at other times known as the Republican majority state legislators) has hit on another strategy in its assault on local public schools that also takes a shot at democracy, potentially weakening the nearly 400-year-old tradition of town meetings […]
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5mOpinion: The costs of out-of-district education and its burden on local school districts
Claremont Superintendent Timothy Broadrick testified before a legislative committee regarding the disproportionate financial burden that court-mandated, out-of-district special education placements place on local taxpayers.
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3mDavid Quigley Sr.
<html><head></head><body>David Quigley, Sr.<br /><br />David Gordon Quigley, Sr., 88, of Railroad Avenue, passed away on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at the Granite VNA Hospice House, in Concord, NH.<br /><br />David was born on December 15, 1937, in C ...
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2mBishop Brady cancels school due to criminal threat
Bishop Brady High School cancelled classes on Tuesday after a student threatened harm to another student and the school community, according to a statement from the school. The threat is now under investigation at the Northfield Police Department. “Leadership is working closely with law enforcement agencies. The student who made the threat is no longer […]
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4mNewcomer, longtime lawmaker compete for District 17 State Senate seat
In New Hampshire’s 17th State Senate district, a seasoned elected official and a political newcomer both view their backgrounds as an asset. As the two men vie to represent the people of Allenstown, Loudon and Pembroke, among other municipalities east of Concord, their approaches to housing and national politics have proved to be just as […]