Concord Monitor
Education positions to grow in number, with fewer teachers to fill them, report predicts
Not enough educators may be available to meet the growing need for teachers across New Hampshire schools, according to a report released Tuesday by the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute. Across…
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5mOpinion: Expand access for Continuous Glucose Monitoring
New Hampshire State Representative Manoj Chourasia is proposing a new bill to expand insurance coverage for Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) devices to patients at earlier stages of diabetes.
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6mOpinion: The Democrats need to deliver
Author Jonathan P. Baird argues that the Democratic Party must adopt bold progressive policies, such as Medicare for All and Supreme Court reform, to support the working class and counter the current administration under President Donald Trump.
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2mIdentity of Bath police shooting victim released
Authorities have identified the woman who was fatally shot by police in Bath on Thursday evening. Jeanne A. Seto, 36, died of multiple gunshot wounds after New Hampshire State Police and local police departments responded to a report that she was armed and driving to confront a family member with whom she had been in […]
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1mGeorge Dirth Regatta draws crowds to Memorial Field for NH championship
The Amoskeag Rowing Club hosted the George Dirth Regatta at Memorial Field in Pembroke on Sunday, drawing teams from across the Northeast for the New Hampshire Championship.
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6mEducation funding divides incumbent Tim Lang and challenger Kurt Webber in Senate District 2 race
Several weeks before the general election, when he hopes to fend off a Democratic challenger, state Sen. Tim Lang shared a stage with a political opposite at a non-partisan gathering in Concord. Three days of deliberation at the New Hampshire Forum Civic Assembly, where Lang spoke alongside Democratic Sen. Tara Reardon, resulted in six housing […]