Concord Monitor
In resounding reversal of last year, Merrimack Valley voters easily pass school budget
For the second consecutive year, Merrimack Valley’s annual meeting threatened to devolve into a procedural fracas. Just minutes into the meeting Thursday, a Loudon resident called for a nearly $1…
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7mNH is the second-oldest state. New young legislators hope to 'give a voice' to Gen Z.
Four Gen-Z Democratic candidates, including Cody York, Lucas Coriaty, Jason Quinno, and Nate Giffard, were recently elected to the New Hampshire House of Representatives to find solutions for affordability and provide representation for younger residents.
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6mConcord School District growing career-connected learning models
An industry-grade kitchen, where students could be seen working and preparing meals, served as the backdrop for the Concord School District’s annual update to local business leaders and government officials. At the “State of the Schools” event inside Concord Regional Technical Center’s Gratitude Cafe, district leaders underscored their investments in career-based learning, and the evidence […]
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7mRates and Rights: Time to get serious about public utility reform
Consumer Advocate Donald M. Kreis argues that New Hampshire needs a new, bipartisan energy policy focused on affordability and energy efficiency to address rising utility costs.
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4mOpinion: Prioritize long-term care reform
Following the death of former Senator Jay Rockefeller, advocates are calling for renewed legislative action on long-term care reform to address the rising poverty rates among seniors and the lack of federal funding for state Medicaid programs.
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2mJonathan S. Watling
<html><head></head><body>Jonathan S. Watling<br /><br />Easthampton, MA - Jonathan S. Watling, age 35, passed away on Sept 29. He was born in Northampton MA, on Feb 26, 1991, the son of Kevin Watling and the late Denise Ann LeBeau.<br /><br />Jonathan ...