Concord Monitor
Approaching final vote, police station price tag rises again
Concord faces a $53M police station decision: rising construction costs, tax increases for homeowners, and urgency to approve funding to avoid further delays and higher prices.
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3mConcord considers bike park at Martin Park to serve local riders
Concord's Parks and Recreation Director recommended that the city council allow community organizers to begin fundraising and planning for a new mountain bike park at Martin Park.
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3mIf you're building a telescope, show it off at Stellafane
Peter Michaud won awards at the annual Stellafane convention for his unique folding refracting telescope built on a gazing ball foundation.
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4mProposed consolidation of Kearsarge Regional elementary schools draws swift reactions from parents, community members
Warner residents expressed concern over the Kearsarge Regional School Board's recommendation to close Simonds and Sutton Central elementary schools, calling for more transparency regarding cost savings and transportation impacts ahead of a planned September 24 budget presentation.
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10mAt varied states of completion, local PFAS remediation projects glimpse high costs and procedural hurdles
Two blue tanks, like magnified pill capsules or a pair of lungs, joined by plumbing instead of a windpipe, signalled a new chapter for the Lochmere Village District when they arrived last year. Operations manager Adam Boynton said the small water system in Tilton would not have been able to afford the turnkey package, called […]
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4mMerrimack Valley football makes historic 2-0 start with win over Bow
The Merrimack Valley Pride moved to a historic 2-0 start after defeating the Bow Falcons 26-6 on Friday night, highlighted by standout performances from the Tubbs brothers and running back Nate Wallace.