Concord Monitor
Opinion: Sen. Innis has the property tax story backward
Kearsarge Regional School Board member Kristen Schultz criticized Senator Dan Innis for his role in New Hampshire's property tax crisis and called for bipartisan solutions to address the state's…
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18mCassandra Sanchez came to NH to bring change. She’s leaving concerned for children’s future.
Cassandra Sanchez resigned as New Hampshire's Child Advocate amid political friction, significant budget cuts, and an ongoing investigation into alleged abuses at the state's largest juvenile detention center.
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4mGaps in amenities at White and Keach parks spark push to address accessibility and waste management
Community advocate Charm Emiko raised concerns about inequitable park amenities and sanitation services. City officials have explored budget estimates for installing trash bins across all 18 city parks.
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4mAfter fire, Smoke Shack pivots outdoors for the summer
After a late June fire destroyed the kitchen of Boscawen's Smoke Shack Southern Barbecue, owner Josh Davis is operating out of trailers before beginning renovations for a potential reopening in November or next spring.
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3mBeaver Meadow's Andrew Surprenant wins NH Stroke Play Championship by four shots
Beaver Meadow's Andrew Surprenant won his first non-junior New Hampshire golf championship at the NH Stroke Play Championship, finishing 13-under-par to secure a four-shot victory.
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3mRed River Theatres unites popcorn, pacifiers and 'relief' for parents of infants
A mother strode into Red River Theatres in Concord in early July and did what daunts so many parents: She sat down for a public movie screening, four-month-old baby at her hip, Cheerios clinging to her clothes. The theater’s new weekly Popcorn & Pacifiers event hasn’t brought “a crush of 50 parents,” said Executive Director […]