Concord Monitor
Canterbury voters to consider forbidding data centers from coming to town, whether or not it seems likely they will
Tech companies’ search for sprawling open space ripe for conversion into artificial intelligence data centers has brought them to the doorsteps of farmers across the country. Several have rejected…
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3mManchester airport joins Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport has joined the global Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network to support passengers with non-visible disabilities.
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5mCrimson Tide shows grit in narrow, 31-28, season-opening loss to Jaguars
Windham defeated Concord 31-28 in a close home opener on Friday night after a late interception ended Concord's hopes of a comeback victory.
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4mWhat to know before you vote Tuesday (except who to vote for — that's up to you)
Voters preparing for next Tuesday's New Hampshire party primaries can find information regarding polling locations, registration requirements, same-day registration, and absentee ballots through the Secretary of State's website.
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3mNH Supreme Court data breached in North American cybersecurity incident
Names and addresses from New Hampshire Supreme Court cases filed between 2002 and 2015 were accessed during a cybersecurity breach of West Publishing Corp.'s C-Track software.
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3mFrom the Farm: The now of the cow
Miles Smith Farm co-owner Carole Soule will bring her Highland steers to the Highland Games in Lincoln from September 18 through 20.