Concord Monitor
Vintage Views: Uncommonly interesting friends
The author reflects on the resurgence of wildlife in New Hampshire following forest regrowth and shares personal anecdotes about feeding local animals and historical accounts of a man who kept a pet…
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6m'Small dogs still bite': Proposed micro data center elicits resistance as development advances through application process
New Hampshire had always seemed like a secluded corner of the country to Natalie Hilts, insulated from the threats that afflicted other regions. That was before ICE proposed to convert an empty warehouse in Merrimack into a processing center, plans which were abandoned by the Department of Homeland Security in February. Then came what Hilts […]
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2mTransmission upgrades proposed to bring Maine wind to N.H., Massachusetts
ISO-NE has selected the Transmission Initiative Down East (TIDE) system, proposed by Eversource and Avangrid, to upgrade power lines and substations to bring 1,200 megawatts of northern Maine wind energy to southern New England.
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5mOpinion: Trust and civic participation make democracy and communities stronger
Author Michael J. Cohen argues that protecting the right to vote and rejecting election misinformation are essential for maintaining the social cohesion and civic trust necessary for a healthy democracy.
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1mWilliam S. Hall
<html><head></head><body>William S Hall<br /><br />Bow, NH - William S Hall,84,of Bow passed away on September 14, 2026. He leaves his loving wife Eleanor "Nonnie" Hall, his daughter Deborah H Andrews (Dave), his son Bradford S Hall (Kierste ...
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2mConcord police investigate racist, antisemitic graffiti on local trail
Concord police are investigating racist and antisemitic graffiti discovered on the Merrimack River Greenway Trail and notice boards.