Concord Monitor
From the Farm: You don't need to see a cow to know one
Future In Sight organized an immersive farm experience for individuals with visual impairments at Miles Smith Farm in Loudon, featuring tactile interactions with livestock.
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5mVintage Views: Barbering dentists from the old days
The history of dentistry in Concord evolved from medieval barber-surgeons performing extractions to the establishment of specialized medical practices by figures such as Dr. Elijah Colby, Dr. Moses Willard, and Dr. William Albee.
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6mOpinion: Is China a geopolitical titan or a financial house of cards?
Scholars suggest that while China faces significant domestic economic struggles, the United States maintains a strategic advantage in global commerce provided it works consistently with allies.
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5mOpinion: End out-of-state campaign funding
Author John Buttrick argues that the increasing reliance of federal candidates on out-of-state contributions undermines the democratic principle of one person, one vote and calls for legislative action to implement public financing.
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5mOpinion: Republicans caused New Hampshire's property tax crisis
State Representative Dave Luneau argues that New Hampshire's low level of state funding for public schools forces property taxpayers to carry an unfair financial burden.
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5mOpinion: Support New Hampshire's childcare providers
Ana Byers, administrator of East Side Learning Center, criticized New Hampshire Executive Councilors John Stephen, Joe Kenney, and Dave Wheeler for blocking a $1.3 million federally funded contract amendment intended to support child care infrastructure and professional development.