Concord Monitor
Opinion: Recognizing what's real
The Blue Dogs, a new movement within the Democratic Party, is seeking to bridge the gap between mainstream Democrats and the practical concerns of working folks and rural dwellers by promoting an…
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3mOpinion: Stop young voter suppression
An op-ed argues that New Hampshire's restrictive voter registration laws contribute to low turnout among young adults and serves as a warning against the potential implementation of the SAVE America Act.
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4mOpinion: I am a Granite Stater, not a Free Stater
State Representative Dan LeClerc criticizes the influence of the Free State Project on New Hampshire politics and urges voters to reject candidates associated with the movement.
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6mAbsentee ballots for NH primary available; here’s what to know about new ID rules
New Hampshire towns have prepared absentee ballots for the Sept. 8 primary, though voters must follow new identity verification requirements established under Senate Bill 287.
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4mChild food insecurity rose 6% in New Hampshire, according to Feeding America
Child food insecurity in New Hampshire rose by more than 6% to 38,430 children in 2024, according to Feeding America's annual report.
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4mThe Friendly Kitchen provides breakfast and lunch to Rundlett's summer program
Eleven-year-old Elliot Prizeo has gotten to eat some of his favorite lunches this summer at Rundlett Middle School’s summer program: “They serve the best hot dogs,” he said. Another student, Jhosep Morales, doesn’t always bring a snack with him. By lunchtime, he said, “We’re tired and we’re hungry.” Housed this year at Concord High School […]