Concord Monitor
Hopkinton sweeps to NHIAA Division III cross country championships
Hopkinton secured its third consecutive NHIAA Division III cross country championship following Maddy Lane's historic fourth individual title performance and a strong showing from the boys' team.
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4mKearsarge field hockey wins D-III title over Gilford 3-2, ending 46-year drought
The Kearsarge Cougars won their first field hockey state championship since 1980 by coming back to beat Gilford 3-2 in the Division III title game.
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5mPittsfield draws global community as Catholic relics come to town
Dozens of parishioners gathered at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Pittsfield to receive the relics of Saint Bernadette Soubirous, as part of a U.S. tour of the Catholic saint’s holy remains. A diverse group of believers from down the street or out of state, born in New England or overseas, converged on the town […]
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4mConcord falls to Londonderry but secures playoff spot in Division I
Despite a 21-12 loss to Londonderry, Concord football secured the eighth seed in the Division I playoffs and is scheduled to host No. 9 Salem next Friday.
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4mParker Potter: My dairy adventure
Former archaeologist Parker Potter reflects on his past experiences working on Sand Bank Farm and transitioning to a legal career through a memoir inspired by a painting by Charlotte Thibault.
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6mVintage Views: The lakehouse legend
The Lakehouse Tavern in Hopkinton, New Hampshire, continues to attract visitors with its long history and numerous reports of paranormal activity linked to former owner Frank Mills.