Concord Monitor
Vintage Views: Our ancestors' battle
The people of East Concord fought for their independence from England, with many of them serving in the Revolutionary War and their bravery being commemorated in the Old Fort Cemetery.
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3mNew 'elementary configuration' could mean closure of Kearsarge Regional's Simonds, Sutton Central schools
The Kearsarge Regional School Board has recommended the closure of Simonds Elementary School and Sutton Central Elementary School due to declining enrollment and budget pressures, pending a town vote.
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1mTwin pillars of light on Mt. Washington will remember 9/11 attacks
To honor the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, two pillars of light will be projected from the summit of Mount Washington this week.
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4mSpartans find late magic to seal 4-3 victory against John Stark
Freshman Tenley Alberico scored a decisive goal to lead the Pembroke Spartans to a 4-3 victory over John Stark, moving the team to a 3-0 record.
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5mSenators expect to file bill expanding Dolly Parton's Imagination Library to all N.H. families
Books defined Michelle Williams Buckman’s childhood in Nashua. Her mother, Diane, was a reading specialist who retired from the Nashua School District with 40 years of experience in public education. She’d spent the first tender, formative years of her daughters’ lives feeding their imaginations and filling the bookshelves in their home with children’s books. “We […]
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7mOpinion: Jobs, jobs everywhere — but no way to fill them
To combat youth unemployment, Dr. Michael Sills proposes that the federal government release frozen funds and invest in massive long-term infrastructure projects like water transfer systems and extreme weather mitigation.