Concord Monitor
Granite Geek: The oldest heating fuel is still useful, for better or worse
In New Hampshire, residents continue to rely on diverse heating methods ranging from modern electric heat pumps to traditional wood stoves, supported by community initiatives like firewood banks.
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4mWith NH primary over, focus shifts to marquee race for U.S. Senate
Following successful September 8 primary victories, Democratic Congressman Chris Pappas and Republican former Senator John Sununu are preparing for a November 3 general election that could influence Senate control, while Governor Kelly Ayotte seeks reelection against challenger Cinde Warmington.
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Don't forget: Science Cafe on A.I. is Tuesday
Don’t forget that Science Cafe returns to Concord tomorrow, Tuesday, at Litherman’s Limited Brewery on Hall Street for an information chat about artificial intelligence. Will it kill us all, bring utopia, or do something else? Inquiring minds want to know! The free event starts at 6 p.m. and will wind up about 8. Beverages and […]
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2mMeg Hagaman wins Republican primary for Merrimack County Attorney
Meg Hagaman secured the Republican nomination for Merrimack County Attorney following a close primary race against Sarah Rogers and Jon Raiche.
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4mChrist the King Food Pantry more than doubled its reach since inaugurating new facility
Christ the King Parish's new food pantry faces increased demand while celebrating its first year of operation through a series of public tours scheduled for late September.
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2mAdam Montgomery murder retrial set for next year
A retrial for Adam Montgomery, whose murder conviction was overturned by the New Hampshire Supreme Court, is scheduled to begin in October 2027.