Concord Monitor
Epsom unable to move forward with remedy for PFAS problem until town addresses leadership vacancies
As the Epsom Water Village District works to remedy its ongoing PFAS contamination problem through a predominantly state-funded project, it is facing an unexpected roadblock: leadership vacancies…
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4mBeverly A. Hollingworth
<html><head></head><body>Beverly A. Hollingworth<br /><br />Hampton , NH - Beverly A. Hollingworth, 90, of Hampton, NH, a dedicated public servant, pioneering legislator, cherished wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and devoted friend to ma ...
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2mKenneth Allen Jr.
<html><head></head><body>Kenneth Allen Jr.<br /><br />Allenstown, NH - Kenneth J. Allen Jr, resident of Concord, has gone to be with his wife, Carrie, on October 1, 2026<br /><br />Ken was born in 1937, the son of Kenneth Sr and Sophie (Atkoczaitis) A ...
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2mDunbarton man dies after being pinned under vehicle
A man in Dunbarton died Friday while working on his vehicle at home. Around 1:34 p.m., Dunbarton police and fire departments were dispatched to a residence on Black Brook Road after receiving reports of a man who had become pinned beneath a vehicle he was working on in the driveway. Responding officers found an adult […]
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5mGranite Geek: Making one power line do the job of more than one
Eversource and Dartmouth College have received federal approval to implement a four-year, $95 million dynamic line rating project to increase the capacity and efficiency of 4,000 miles of transmission lines across New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Vermont.
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3mOn a scale of 1 to 10, this year's foliage season is...
New Hampshire lacks an objective way to rank its annual foliage season, following the cancellation of a University of New Hampshire research project intended to quantify color changes through satellite imagery.