Concord Monitor
Dolly Parton gave the gift of reading to Canterbury's children — and to hundreds of thousands more across the world
Dolly Parton has been paraded through aisles of voters at Canterbury’s town meeting, hoisted like a saint in a processional. She has graced the town’s farmers markets, and for the last year and a…
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4mRevised Allenstown teacher contracts fail again in town vote
Allenstown voters overwhelmingly rejected a revised contract proposal on Tuesday that would have provided a 3.5% salary increase for teachers and paraprofessionals.
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3mICE takes custody of inmate at men's prison in Concord
An inmate at the men’s prison in Concord was transferred to ICE custody last week. The ICE Boston Field Office said on social media on Thursday that federal immigration officers had arrested Avishay Alon, a “criminal illegal alien from Israel, during targeted operations in Concord, NH.” In reality, the parole board approved Alon’s release to […]
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3mSurvey shows notable drop in depression among NH high school students
A 2025 statewide student survey released by the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services revealed improvements in mental health indicators among high schoolers following a period of post-pandemic decline.
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2mMore federal workers in NH are focusing on immigration
The number of Immigration and Customs Enforcement workers in New Hampshire increased by 38% over the past year as the Trump administration continued its immigration enforcement push.
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2mMerrimack County services limited due to 'network security incident'
Merrimack County, N.H., experienced a network security incident starting Tuesday that disrupted various public services, including the Register of Deeds and certain law enforcement data access.