Concord Monitor
In the climate race between more rain and more evaporation, rain is winning in the Northeast
A new Dartmouth study found that increased precipitation has made droughts in the Northeast less frequent and less intense since 1984, despite rising temperatures causing greater water loss through…
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5mOpinion: Give people with disabilities a chance to work
Mike Dennehy, founder of the nonprofit Next Step Living, is calling on Concord-area businesses to address the local workforce shortage by hiring individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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4mOpinion: Concord should vote no on a school tax cap
Concord resident Allan Herschlag argues against implementing school district tax caps, suggesting instead that citizens should hold elected officials accountable through voting and potential changes to the city's government structure.
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1mRosemarie Hughes-Smith
<html><head></head><body>Rosemarie Hughes-Smith<br /><br />Concord, NH - Rosie Smith, 71, passed away peacefully in her sleep following a long battle with cancer on July 11, 2026. She was the ESOL Coordinator at NHTI, Concord's Community College. ...
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2mAuthorities name Hampton police officer who fired at shooting suspect
Hampton officer Ian Connors was identified by the attorney general’s office as the policeman who fired his gun at a suspected shooter during a holiday weekend this summer. Law enforcement had responded to a report of shots fired near a convenience store at 29 Ocean Boulevard in the early hours of Sunday, July 5, where […]
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4mTwo contested school board races set for November; Campbell steps away
With the filing period closed for three positions on the Concord Board of Education, two incumbents are in competitive races. With Jess Campbell not running again for a second term on the board, a newcomer is running unopposed to succeed her. The school board is broken down into three districts, or zones. Each zone has […]