Concord Monitor
County says backups saved it from paying ransom after cyberattack
Merrimack County avoided paying a ransom following a late August ransomware attack by utilizing backup systems to restore its services.
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2mMedicare Advantage plans cut as CVS Health and WellSense reduce offerings
Options for Medicare Advantage plans are shrinking again in New Hampshire, with two major providers โ CVS Health and BMC, which offers WellSense โ no longer offering these options as of January 1. A fairly new firm, Devoted Health, will start providing plans in portions of the state. These do not include Coos County, which […]
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4mKearsarge boys' soccer is playing to have fun and win along the way as it beats rival Hawks 2-0
Kearsarge defeated rival Hopkinton 2-0 on Tuesday behind goals from Aden Sasi and Bryce Selby and a clean sheet from goalkeeper Grady Burch.
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4mArts Ahead: See the autumn foliage in annual Warner festival
Upcoming fall activities in New Hampshire include the 79th annual Warner Fall Foliage Festival, a historic preservation tour at Canterbury Shaker Village, a screening of Beetlejuice, and a performance by Moanin' Frogs.
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6mRates and Rights: The 'soft path' for energy turns 50
Reflecting on fifty years since Amory B. Lovins proposed a soft energy path, New Hampshire Consumer Advocate Donald M. Kreis argues for increased investment in energy efficiency programs and suggests moving program administration away from utilities.
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5mOpinion: A closer look at manufactured housing in NH
New Hampshire Manufactured Housing Association president Mark Tay argues that private investors provide essential capital and stability to manufactured housing communities while debunking misconceptions regarding resident-owned cooperatives and rent control.