Concord Monitor
Franklin's Dan Sylvester steps down as athletic director; future of athletics funding still in limbo
After 13 years as athletic director, Dan Sylvester is transitioning to a part-time teaching role at Franklin High School amid significant district budgetary concerns regarding the future of athletics.
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4mAspell to retire in January after two decades as Concord City Manager
Concord City Manager Tom Aspell announced his retirement effective January 31 after more than 28 years of service to the city.
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3mArts Ahead: Climate art, jamming out and more
A new columnist introduces several upcoming community events including an artist talk in downtown, a jam camp in Hopkinton, Arts in the Park in Rollins Park, and a concert in Canterbury.
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2mN.H. gas prices have risen by a third over the past year
Gasoline prices in New Hampshire rose 7.1 cents per gallon last week as the national average for gasoline set a new all-time record on Labor Day amid supply shortages caused by the wars in Iran and Ukraine.
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3mLighting at new state parking garage projects eerie shapes into Concord's night sky
A mysterious glowing rectangle seen in the Concord sky last weekend was reflections from the new state-owned legislative parking garage's exterior lights hitting low-lying clouds.
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2mConcord Ward 5 among places to be audited post-election
Eight randomly selected voting districts, including Concord's Ward 5, are scheduled to undergo manual ballot audits following Tuesday's primary election to comply with a 2024 law.