Concord Monitor
Opinion: Managed care organizations are cutting hours and putting lives at risk
New Hampshire Executive Councilor Janet Stevens called for an investigation and a moratorium on service cuts after managed care organizations reportedly reduced critical nursing hours for children…
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6mOpinion: Need for an anti-war movement
Author Jonathan P. Baird argues that the Iran War represents a purposeless resurgence of American imperialism under the Trump administration, characterized by shifting justifications and significant civilian casualties.
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5mEconomic pressures and rising costs shape New Hampshire political landscape
Rising costs for essential goods and services in New Hampshire are becoming a central issue for local political candidates as they navigate economic pressures and inflationary trends.
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4mWhat do new Concord home assessments mean for upcoming tax bills? The answer is weeks away.
Consider this exchange, one that in some form has played out in social media comments, in emails and phone calls between residents and officials and across Concord over the last few weeks. “My home value went up 80%! How am I going to afford such a jump in my property taxes?” “Just because your assessment […]
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2mConcord NH Combo Hoops launches sneaker drive to fund youth basketball
Concord-based youth basketball program NH Combo Hoops is hosting an athletic shoe drive through August 14 to fund its programs and reduce environmental waste.
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3mHot air balloon catches fire at Pittsfield festival, injuring one
An operator sustained minor injuries when a remote-controlled hot air balloon caught fire during the Suncook Valley Rotary Club's annual rally in Pittsfield on Saturday morning.