Concord Monitor
Opinion: Save what makes our state great
The federal government is reorganizing the U.S. Forest Service, threatening the irreplaceable value of forests across the country, and the northern hardwood forests of the White Mountains in New…
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4mHooksett constructs solar array on landfill, joining other N.H. municipalities
ReVision Energy has begun construction on a 1.34-megawatt solar array project atop the capped landfill in Hooksett, scheduled to go online in late summer 2027.
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3m‘We have more deer than our forests can support’: Norwich walk highlights browse damage
NORWICH — About 30 people walked through the woods at Brookmead Conservation Area clad in hiking gear and armed with printouts of a deer browse assessment index. Attendees scanned the forest understory looking for saplings with torn leaves and chewed stems and other telltale signs of deer browse. The event on Aug. 31, organized by […]
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4mNew Hampshire Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald resigns after ethics violation
New Hampshire Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald resigned on Tuesday after a panel found he violated the state's ethics code by bypassing merit-based hiring practices to hire a longtime ally.
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5mConcord volleyball gets off to hot start with 3-0 sweep over Nashua South, prepares for tough schedule
The Concord girls' volleyball team continued its successful turnaround season by defeating Nashua South in three sets on Monday night.
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2mCar crashes into Concord Target, leaving three injured
Three people were hospitalized after a car crashed into the entrance of a Concord Target on Monday evening.