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CRTC launches new digital media program to be led by outgoing Concord TV director
Josh Hardy has long found value in hands-on experiences. He has spent years covering municipal meetings in Concord and being a familiar face behind the camera at community events ranging from Market…
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6mOpinion: What if we could deliver property tax relief without a sales or income tax?
Former State Board of Education Chair Fred Bramante proposed a new plan for New Hampshire that includes an income-based property tax circuit breaker and a modernized education funding formula to relieve homeowners and address inequities without implementing a broad-based sales or income tax.
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5mOpinion: The human cost of Gaza's destruction
The author criticizes the U.S. government's continued financial and moral support for Israel amid rising Palestinian casualties and calls for an end to the violence against civilians.
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3mArts Ahead: Meet the Monitor in Pembroke
The Concord Monitor is hosting its second Meet the Monitor event on September 24 at the Pembroke Library. Also check out several upcoming regional festivals including the Manhattan Short Film Festival, Henniker Handmade and Homegrown, and Wings & Wheels.
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7mEven with renewed volunteerism, future of Epsom Village Water District remains murky
Epsom officials, residents and members of the Department of Environmental Services met to address the critical challenges of the Epsom Village Water District due to staffing shortages.
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4mKeene, Londonderry seek restitution for PFAS-containing firefighting gear in class action suit
Over more than five decades, a single chemical manufacturer enjoyed the exclusive production of a PFAS compound utilized in water-repellent treatments. Another company manufactured a different compound from this class of “forever chemicals” from 2002 to 2013. By then, it had already been using this compound in its Teflon-branded consumer products for many decades, including […]