Concord Monitor
Moulton to stay on as Concord Police Chief
Barrett Moulton, a 20-year member of the Concord Police Department, was named chief on a permanent basis on Monday. Moulton had been serving as interim chief since the retirement of former Chief…
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4mBow boys' soccer earns fifth seed and first-round D-II bye with 5-2 win
The Bow boys' soccer team secured a 5-2 victory over Hollis-Brookline on the final day of the regular season, earning a higher playoff seed and a first-round bye ahead of their quarterfinal matchup against Oyster River.
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2mPink and proud: Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk celebrates survivors and solidarity
A pink procession took over Memorial Field and the surrounding Concord streets on Sunday for the American Cancer Society’s annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk. Proceeds from the walk go toward supporting breast cancer research and patient care. The numbers are staggering: About one in every eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer […]
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7mOpinion: Wake up, lawyers
Drawing parallels between historical fascist regimes and the current administration, Jonathan P. Baird argues that the American legal establishment's passivity toward Donald Trump's policies threatens the country's democracy.
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2mRandy C. Arrant Jr.
<html><head></head><body>Randy C. Arrant Jr.<br /><br />Penacook, NH - Randy Caldwell Arrant Jr., a devoted husband, loving father, gifted musician, passionate coach, and cherished friend, passed away following cardiac arrest, surrounded by the love o ...
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3mBallot questions, explained: Selling Concord's Dewey School building
On their school ballots in November, Concord voters will be asked to approve putting the former Dewey School up for sale. Here’s what voters will see on the ballot: Shall the Concord School District authorize the Concord School Board to market and sell the former Dewey School property, currently serving as the Concord School District’s […]