Concord Monitor
West End Farm Trail facing potential closure after long-running dispute
For years, a Concord resident has complained to the city that a section of a wooded city trail is a blight on his property. The conservation commission is expected to weigh in Wednesday night on René…
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Who's Running: Merrimack 22
Democrat Alison Murphy shared her policy positions on issues ranging from housing and education to taxation ahead of the general election for Merrimack District 22 in Concord.
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6m'They failed her:' Mother recounts final hours before police shot daughter in Bath
Sonja Kull did not think that Thursday would be the last day she’d see her daughter alive. Less than two weeks after giving birth to a baby girl at Concord Hospital, Jeanne Seto, 36, was fatally shot by law enforcement in Bath on the evening of Oct. 8. Authorities said Seto was armed with a […]
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3mState's snowmobile trail expanding alongside I-89 in Sutton
A 15-year effort to reconnect two sections of New Hampshire's snowmobile trail system near Sutton has reached fruition following legislative authorization to use a mile of the I-89 right-of-way.
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3mArts Ahead: Old movies, cars and opera
Upcoming local events for the weekend of October 16–18 include a screening of the film "Giant," a vintage car show, a Metropolitan Opera production of Macbeth, and a football tailgate party.
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3mCall for applications: Join the Concord Monitor's Student Advisory Board
The Concord Monitor is accepting applications for our second annual Student Advisory Board. The board, modeled after our long-running Reader Advisory Board, will convene a diverse group of high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors from our coverage area for monthly conversations and presentations about local journalism and how it connects to their lives. The primary […]