Concord Monitor
Rates and Rights: When it comes to electricity, local control is complicated
Leaving ISO NE would be very expensive for New Hampshire, but its lack of transparency is troubling
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3mNH insurance study finds barriers to women’s healthcare access
A study released by the New Hampshire Insurance Department found that women face various barriers to healthcare, including provider shortages and affordability concerns, while highlighting that the state's essential health benefit plan does not include fertility treatment.
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2mNew Hampshire confirms 69 cases of cyclosporiasis this year
New Hampshire has recorded 69 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis this year, including three hospitalizations and links to recalled produce.
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4mHouse and Senate set Aug. 19 Veto Day, amid Ayotte’s record vetoes
New Hampshire lawmakers are scheduled to meet on Aug. 19 to consider overriding 31 of Governor Kelly Ayotte's record-breaking vetoes, including controversial legislation on bathroom access, school book challenges, and healthcare rights.
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4mArts Ahead: Sunflower festival, craft fair and more
On Sunday, I drove to Newbury for the League of NH Craftsmen’s annual fair. And let me tell you, it did not disappoint! I spent several hours wandering through the labyrinth of booths, gazing with awe at landscape photography printed on wood, carved animal statues that stood nearly my height, intricately blown glass in a […]
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1mNational Night Out brings Concord community and local organizations together
Concord hosted its annual National Night Out at Rollins Park on Tuesday, drawing together families, first responders and community organizations for an evening of partnership and fun. National Night Out, now in its 42nd year, is a nationwide initiative held annually to build stronger ties between police and fire departments and the people they serve. […]