Concord Monitor
'It is untenable': Elected officials call for transparency and accountability in N.H. Judiciary after MacDonald ethics investigation
Elected leaders are pushing for greater transparency and accountability to rebuild public trust in the state’s judicial system after an ethics inquiry led to the resignation of New Hampshire’s…
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5m'Really frustrating bureaucracy': Totally Tea + Coffee owner to create documentary about court battle against Facebook
Emmett Soldati, owner of Concord's Totally Tea + Coffee, is producing a documentary following his legal victory against Facebook after the company deleted his business's Instagram account without notice.
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4mAssociated Grocers strike in Pembroke continues into second week
A week-long strike by Teamsters Local 633 at an Associated Grocers warehouse in Pembroke continues following a breakdown in contract negotiations over pensions. No violence or vandalism has been reported.
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5mVintage Views: An ocean apart, a lifetime together
The story follows the lifelong romance of Martin and Mary Ellen, an Irish couple who met through correspondence and fulfilled their promise to grow old together in Concord, New Hampshire.
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3mFrom the Farm: Who doesn't love to smash a pumpkin?
Miles Smith Farm in Loudon allows visitors to smash leftover Halloween pumpkins to provide food for their cattle.
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4mOpinion: The Trump show, machine mentality and Gaia
An opinion piece argues that modern American society's focus on image and individualism contributed to Donald Trump's presidency and suggests reviving the concept of Gaia to foster environmental and spiritual reconnection.