Concord Monitor
Opinion: A common-sense fix for New Hampshire’s Therapeutic Cannabis Program
New Hampshire's Therapeutic Cannabis Program has grown to serve over 17,000 patients with serious conditions, but the cost of cannabis is often too high for patients to afford, so Senate Bill 468 has…
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1mConcord TV's video of Science Cafe on A.I. is online
If you missed the Science Cafe at Litherman’s Limited Brewery about artificial intelligence held Sept. 15, have no fear. Concord TV filmed it and has placed a full video of the session on YouTube. It’s two hours long, lightly edited, so grab some popcorn and sit back; you’ll definitely learn something . The video is […]
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3mOut-of-state driving violations can now affect N.H. drivers
New Hampshire driver's license holders with unresolved out-of-state motor vehicle violations risk having their licenses revoked following the state's recent integration into a national Driver History Record platform.
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3mAthlete of the Week: Concord's Olive Kelley reaches 100 career blocks during playoff push
Concord senior captain Olive Kelley was named Athlete of the Week following her achievement of reaching 100 career blocks during a recent match against Alvirne.
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2mConcord Schools celebrate middle school construction
Students, staff and school board members gathered in the rain Saturday to celebrate the long-underway construction of a new middle school in Concord. Crews broke ground on the site back in June, but Saturday marked a symbolic celebration of the work underway. Over the last few months, work has started preparing the location for the […]
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4mThere's no escaping higher prices for heating, whatever fuel you use
Heating costs across New Hampshire are projected to remain elevated this winter due to rising prices for oil, propane, natural gas, electricity, and wood.