Concord Monitor
After catastrophic weather, Sen. Shaheen's support caps career of advocacy for small farmers
Nearly 130 years of record-keeping, and never before had New Hampshire seen a year as catastrophically wet as 2023. Excess moisture rinsed nutrients from beyond the vital root zone, and weeds…
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4mCommittee votes to advance Memorial Field plan with $13.9 million first phase
A joint City-School committee approved the New Option A master plan for Memorial Field on Thursday, Sept. 3, moving forward with a phased redevelopment project despite concerns regarding noise pollution.
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4mGranite Geek: Talking about A.I. at Science Cafe
A Science Cafe event discussing artificial intelligence is scheduled for Tuesday, September 15, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Litherman's Limited brewery in Concord.
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4mField of Concord school board incumbents unclear; filing period runs Sept. 4 - 14
With the filing period opening to run for school board seats in Concord, two of the three incumbents aren’t sure if they will seek another term. Brenda Hastings, a longtime former teacher at Broken Ground, has said for months that she wouldn’t run for a third, three-year term on the board. She’s now reconsidering. Jessica […]
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4mNH job picture improves, but challenges remain, study finds
A study by the New Hampshire Fiscal Institute found that while the state's nonfarm employment grew by 1.1% this year, wages have failed to keep pace with inflation and productivity, and rising costs like housing and childcare threaten future labor force growth.
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3mManchester airport joins Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport has joined the global Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network to support passengers with non-visible disabilities.