Concord Monitor
N.H. authors to get part of A.I. settlement but more problems loom
It’s fair to say that Margaret Porter of Concord, author of 17 published novels, has mixed feelings about her upcoming payment as part of a massive lawsuit over books that were stolen to help develop…
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7mConcord was disqualified from a state drinking water taste test. Officials say it's 'water under the bridge.'
Concord has been so dominant in the state’s competition for best-tasting drinking water that the city manager has compared its success to the great Boston sports dynasties of his generation. The capital city brought home the title of best-tasting tap water in New Hampshire in six of the last eight annual state competitions. This past […]
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3mManufactured home prices in NH take biggest jump in summer
Manufactured homes, often considered one of the more affordable housing options, had a steep price increase this summer in a market favoring sellers. But prices for all types of housing rose across the board. According to data from the New Hampshire Association of Realtors, the median sale price of a manufactured home climbed 10% to […]
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4mBow keeps undefeated clean sheet streak alive in 6-0 win over Pembroke
The defending champion Bow Falcons extended their undefeated streak to eight games with a dominant 6-0 shutout victory over Pembroke.
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2mVermont Yankee nuclear plant is all gone - except, that is, for the radioactive waste
Nuclear power plants use much less fuel than any other thermal power plant – multiple orders of magnitude less – meaning it creates much less waste. But “much less” isn’t the same as none, as Vermont knows. Compass Vermont, an independent news source, has a nice piece (here it is) noting that the former Vermont Yankee plant near Brattleboro on the Connecticut River is now completely decommissioned. All the buildings are torn down and removed, with the site ready to be replaced by a proposed utility-scale battery site to make use of its grid connection. Except not quite all the buildings […]
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6mOpinion: Stop building more data centers
Environmental advocates are urging members of Congress to pass the PRICE Act and the Data Center Transparency Act to mitigate the energy, water, and pollution impacts caused by the rapid expansion of AI data centers.