Concord Monitor
NH mother at the center of legal challenge to Trump's birthright citizenship rules
A New Hampshire resident is at the center of a challenge to the Trump administration’s restrictions on birthright citizenship. The lead plaintiff in the class-action lawsuit, identified under the…
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9mSixteen Merrimack County school districts adopt school tax caps so far
Voters in Merrimack Valley, Hillsboro-Deering and Pembroke are among the sixteen school districts — and counting — in the county where voters adopted a school district tax cap. In a midterm election that dealt heavy blows to the Republican Party, a statewide school tax cap ballot question seems to be a small win for the […]
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2mN.H. father guilty of sexually abusing son over 10 years
After a four-day jury trial, Douglas Frechette was found guilty on Monday of sexually abusing his son over a period of 10 years. Frechette was convicted on 19 charges: 18 counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault and one count of incest. The abuse came to light in 2025, when Joseph Frechette, who also goes by […]
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4mLocal stars earn top honors on all-state field hockey lists
Local athletes dominated the New Hampshire field hockey awards, with Hopkinton and Kearsarge sweeping major categories across Division III.
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3mPembroke falls to No. 1 Hollis-Brookline in D-II girls soccer semifinals
Despite a resilient performance from senior striker Ava Alberico and a defense that kept the score close for much of the match, the fourth-seeded Pembroke Spartans fell to top-seeded Hollis-Brookline in the soccer semifinals.
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4mBow returns to third straight D-II state girls soccer final with 2-1 win over Milford
The second-seeded defending champion Bow advanced to its third consecutive state championship with a 2-1 victory over No. 3 Milford.