Concord Monitor
Vintage Views: Our not so beloved property tax
A resident reflects on rising property taxes in Concord by drawing historical parallels to the Great Depression and the budget-cutting measures proposed by former Mayor John W. Storrs in 1936.
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5mConcord survives and emerges victorious over Nashua North, 21-14
Concord secured a 21-14 football victory over Nashua North thanks to a late fumble recovery by senior defensive lineman Curtis Cooper.
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6mStephen, O'Connell face off in Executive Council District 4
Republican incumbent John Stephen and Democratic challenger Jim O'Connell are competing in the Executive Council race, focusing on judicial oversight, infrastructure projects, and state spending.
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5mOpinion: E-motos are not e-bikes
A concerned parent and educator in Concord warns against the rising danger of unregulated electric motorcycles being sold as e-bikes, citing recent sightings of reckless riders in local parks.
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5mOpinion: Colleges, be not afraid
The author argues that the Trump administration's proposed federal funding restrictions and tax-exempt status changes threaten the autonomy of higher education institutions and their ability to maintain diversity, equity, and inclusion policies.
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4mOpinion: A ‘silver tsunami’ is forecasted for New England’s water industry
A looming retirement crisis among water professionals in New England threatens the region's ability to maintain critical infrastructure and protect public health.