Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
Trump’s DOJ sending election monitors to watch over N.H. state primary
The U.S. Department of Justice will send election monitors to polling places in New Hampshire’s largest cities during the state primary on Sept. 8. Manchester and Nashua are two of 15 jurisdictions…
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2mAntrim resident earns top physics scholarship from Thomas D. Rossing Fund
Muhlenberg College student Natalie Preble was awarded a $10,000 Rossing Physics Scholarship for her academic excellence in physics and mathematics.
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4mLetter from WLC Principal Tom Ronning
The school district shared various facility improvements, summer academic programs, and teacher professional development updates as students prepare to return for the new school year.
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5mAmy Garcia saves items from landfills at new antique store
Amy Garcia transitioned from running a pizza restaurant to operating VM Madden Collections, an antique and consignment shop in Wilton dedicated to repurposing items to prevent them from entering landfills.
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Educational achievements
Several students achieved academic honors or earned degrees at Washington University in St. Louis, Simmons University, and the University of Rhode Island in 2026.
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Who's running: State Senate
The Ledger-Transcript sent surveys to state Senate candidates throughout the region ahead of the Sept. 8 primary election. Here are the candidate profiles of those who responded. In District 10, incumbent Sen. Donovan Fenton, a Keene Democrat, is running unopposed. The district includes Dublin, Hancock and Peterborough. Fenton did not respond to the survey. District 8 Towns: […]