Concord Monitor
Concord Housing faces lawsuit over in-home surveillance devices
The American Civil Liberties Union of New Hampshire and New Hampshire Legal Assistance sued the Concord Housing and Redevelopment Authority on Wednesday, alleging that surveillance devices installed…
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3mTwo Republicans seeking Executive Council spot in District 2
Republicans Kim Strathdee and Tobin Menard are challenging incumbent Democrat Karen Liot Hill for the 2nd district Executive Council seat.
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6mThree candidates vie for Executive Council District 4 seat
Three candidates—John Stephen, Terese Bastarache, and Harriet Cady—are competing for an open seat on New Hampshire's Executive Council District 4 ahead of the September 8 state primary.
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4mWith Memorial Field committee meeting Thursday, Concord moves football opener to National Guard Field
Concord's football opener against Windham has been moved to National Guard Field in Pembroke due to recent demolition work at Memorial Field. The city and school district will meet on Thursday in an effort to work on the plan for the site.
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7mTeamsters stage 'practice picket' in Pembroke as Associated Grocers indicates intention to withdraw from pension fund
An ellipse swirled, beaming like a golden jewel, on the screen of Dan Johnston’s phone: the galaxy Andromeda, 2.5 million light-years from Earth, yet our nearest galactic neighbor, captured on Johnston’s telescope near the pool of his condo. Astronomy is an expensive love to pursue. But in two years, when Johnston plans to retire from […]
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5mOpinion: New Hampshire can act on kratom now
Sue Homola, chairman for Smart Approaches to Marijuana and the Foundation for Drug Policy Solutions, urged New Hampshire's Department of Health and Human Services Commissioner Lori Weaver to schedule kratom components under RSA 318-B:1-a following similar emergency action taken in Massachusetts.