Concord Monitor
Diane Roston: Like an acorn holds an oak
An author uses the discovery of red fox scat and a toddler's successful use of a potty to illustrate Erik Erikson's theory of psychological development.
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5mConcord dominates Alvirne 37-7 behind strong defensive performance
The Concord High football team secured its first win of the season with a 37-7 victory over the Alvirne Broncos behind a dominant defensive performance.
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5mVintage Views: Our beloved names
An author explores the personal and historical significance of naming traditions, tracing the evolution from colonial religious names to the patriotic influence of the American Revolution through observations at Concord's Old North Cemetery.
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3mFrom the Farm: Cattle and children make magic at the Hopkinton Fair
Two teenage friends who met at a summer camp in 2022 successfully trained four calves to compete and win ribbons at the Hopkinton Fair.
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3mOpinion: Can't afford a mortgage?
High mortgage rates are being driven by excessive government deficit spending and increased competition from private sector financing for artificial intelligence infrastructure.
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4mOpinion: Public transparency is paying a price
New Hampshire faces a public transparency crisis due to a vacancy in the Right-to-Know Ombudsman position and inadequate compensation levels for the role.