Concord Monitor
Rush to adopt universal open enrollment garners school board pushback statewide
Even leaders from school districts that would likely benefit financially from universal open enrollment are sharply critical of a plan to fast-track the rollout of the new policy. Hundreds of school…
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3mStephen H. Snell
<html><head></head><body>Stephen H. Snell<br /><br />Apple Valley, CA - Stephen Henry Snell passed away on July 6, 2026, at his home in Apple Valley, California, at the age of 77. He previously lived in Chichester, New Hampshire, for 31 years. Steve w ...
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5mNH town’s police force takes big slice of immigration arrests in ICE program
The Troy Police Department in New Hampshire has become one of the state's most active participants in enforcing immigration law through its 287(g) agreement with ICE.
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2mHome for sale in Salisbury destroyed in two-alarm fire
A second-alarm fire destroyed a Salisbury home that was for sale early Monday morning, resulting in no reported injuries.
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2mHiker dies on White Mountain trail
A 62-year-old man died following a medical emergency while hiking the Welch-Dickey trail near Plymouth on Saturday, July 25.
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8mCan manufactured housing ease our housing crunch?
Recent changes to federal law and ongoing state initiatives in New Hampshire are working to address the housing crisis by promoting manufactured housing through innovations like the removal of chassis requirements and expanded financing options.