Concord Monitor
Opinion: Election fraud claims undermine democracy
Despite the lack of evidence, Trump and Republicans continue to push the false narrative of illegal immigrants voting in elections, in order to distract from real issues and undermine democracy.
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7mFor families with medically complex children, home care is 'necessary'. Cuts to nursing hours put this in jeopardy.
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4mFranklin city council votes to rehabilitate historic Trestle Bridge
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6mConcord teachers say the phone ban is working. But they're not done talking about screen time.
Before the state banned them, Chemistry teacher Lyn Vinskus didn’t consider cell phones to be a persistent problem in her Concord High School classroom. Still, there were issues. A student would go to the bathroom, phone in hand, and return visibly agitated. Someone would be texting in class and push back when asked to put […]
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2mMan seriously injured in Hopkinton I-89 rollover crash
A 55-year-old man was hospitalized after a rollover crash sent his truck off Interstate 89 in Hopkinton Monday night. State Troopers responded to the scene approaching Exit 4 on I-89 southbound just before 10 p.m. after receiving reports of the crash. When they arrived, they found Shane Dillon of Londonderry inside a heavily damaged 2025 Ford […]
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3mUniversity of New Hampshire appoints Ryan Colton as next athletic director
The University of New Hampshire has appointed Ryan Colton, the former deputy athletics director at the University of Richmond, as its new Director of Athletics.