Concord Monitor
New state law will tighten NH’s landfill regulations
Governor Kelly Ayotte signed a new law earlier this month that tightens New Hampshire's landfill regulations and establishes a solid waste evaluation committee while imposing a moratorium on…
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7mNH election officials unfazed by Trump administration monitoring primaries
New Hampshire election officials expressed no concern regarding the Trump administration's announcement that it will send monitors to observe the September primaries in Manchester and Nashua.
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5mOpinion: The road to an imperial presidency
As campaign season begins, Michael Pelchat argues that Congress must reclaim its constitutional role of checking executive overreach by electing representatives who prioritize national stability over partisan loyalty.
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3mOpinion: Ayotte ignores costly Seabrook lesson
Paul Button criticized House Bill 1775 for allowing utilities to own power generation plants, citing historical precedents like the Seabrook Nuclear Plant bankruptcy as evidence of potential financial risk to consumers.
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3mThirty walkers honor Granny D legacy in Dublin and Peterborough
Approximately thirty participants completed the 16th annual Granny D walk from Dublin to Peterborough to honor Doris Haddock's legacy while organizations like Open Democracy urged voters to verify their registration status ahead of upcoming elections.
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3mAfter sale, Concord's Centennial Hotel acquires a new flavor
Inside the brick castle-like Centennial Hotel on Pleasant Street in Concord, chef Ali Kalem has been working to reorganize and personalize the kitchen. He runs Anatolia Mediterranean Restaurant in Somersworth. This fall, he will open a second location where the Granite Bar & Grill previously served guests in the hotel. The Centennial, mere blocks from […]