Concord Monitor
Should the new middle school have a new name? Maybe not, said Concord residents.
The Concord School District asked members of the community to suggest names for its new middle school. More than any other option, they said they liked the old one. Roughly 722 responses were counted…
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10mFranklin's PowerfulKids teaches martial arts and life skills. It's at risk of losing its space.
Franklin's PowerfulKids martial arts program faces displacement from the Bessie Rowell Community Center due to a city ordinance requiring occupants to be nonprofits or city contractors.
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9mAI company behind micro data center proposal says its design is 'the way of the future.' Concord's would be one of the first it deploys
Levitate Inc. is seeking approval for a new 15-megawatt micro data center at 52 Locke Road in Concord, a project designed to minimize resource consumption by using single-phase immersion cooling technology.
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9mMerrimack County Sheriff candidates differ over need for continuity or change
Former undercover police officer Frank Cassidy and former federal special agent Pete Shephard are facing off in November for Merrimack County Sheriff. Cassidy, the Republican candidate, is seeking office for the second time after losing by a narrow margin in 2024. Shephard, the Democratic candidate, is challenging him for the highest law enforcement authority in […]
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7mOpinion: What does AI mean for the working class
Democratic lawmakers Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have introduced legislation such as the Ban Artificial Superintelligence Act and the AI Data Center Moratorium Act to mitigate the risk of mass unemployment and unregulated technological advancement.
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6mOpinion: Reckless spending is the problem
A resident of Bradford argues that Democratic candidates in New Hampshire are misleading voters regarding taxes and spending habits ahead of the November elections.