Concord Monitor
'Please, do not allow this to happen': Residents call for proactive steps to prevent data center in Bow
Beth Hamilton-Karas doesn’t live in Bow. But she lives close enough, just over a mile away in Pembroke, and if a data center is built on the Merrimack Station power plant’s site along the Merrimack…
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3mBow golf team wins inaugural Capital Cup at Pembroke Pines
The Bow High golf team secured the inaugural Capital Cup title on September 22 at Pembroke Pines Country Club, finishing with a team score of 207 to beat St. Thomas, Pembroke Academy, and Merrimack Valley.
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6m6 Ways to Manage Your Healthcare Costs
Rent. Groceries. Utilities. A car payment. Most households know what these expenses cost each month and plan for them accordingly. Healthcare is different. Unlike a fixed monthly bill, healthcare costs can vary from month to month. One month may include only a routine checkup. The next could bring a specialist visit, a new prescription, or […]
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1mI-393 crash leaves three injured
Interstate 393 in Concord was closed for a few hours Wednesday morning after a multi-vehicle crash that left three injured. The crash involved four cars in the westbound lanes, according to New Hampshire State Police, which did not provide the time of the dispatch. Three people were transported to the hospital with injuries, according to […]
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3mNew England power grid is seeing more and more 'duck curve' days
New England's power grid recorded its 500th duck curve day on September 21 due to the rapid expansion of rooftop solar capacity.
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6mOpinion: What if we could deliver property tax relief without a sales or income tax?
Former State Board of Education Chair Fred Bramante proposed a new plan for New Hampshire that includes an income-based property tax circuit breaker and a modernized education funding formula to relieve homeowners and address inequities without implementing a broad-based sales or income tax.