Concord Monitor
Opinion: Corruption of the pardon power
The article argues that the Trump administration's pardon process has devolved into a corrupt 'pay for play' system where wealthy individuals and political allies buy their way out of criminal…
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6m'With open arms': Walk to Defeat ALS supports patients, families this Saturday in Concord
Melissa and Michelle Kelly will join others at Rollins Park on Saturday, Oct. 3, for the Walk to Defeat ALS to raise funds for research and patient support following their late father David's battle with the disease.
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5mThe Lazy Lion restaurant reopening in Deerfield amid popular demand
After closing last year following the death of her son, Tricia Lynn is set to reopen her Deerfield restaurant, The Lazy Lion, later this fall with her children Courtney Torre and Joshua Moser.
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4mOpinion: Data center moratorium is pro-New Hampshire
New Hampshire State Senator Dan Innis expressed his strong support for Governor Kelly Ayotte's proposed moratorium on new data centers to protect the state's energy grid and ratepayers.
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2mState anticipates more visitors during leaf-peeping season
New Hampshire officials project that fall foliage season will attract approximately 3.9 million visitors and generate $2 billion in spending this year, marking a significant increase over last year's figures.
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6mBhawani Dangal advocated for the deaf refugee community in Concord. Now he's sharing his story.
Bhawani Dangal, a former Bhutanese refugee who lost his hearing in Nepal, collaborated with author Julia Freeman-Woolpert and a team of interpreters to write his biography, Down the Braided River, which is set to be published Dec. 1.