Concord Monitor
Vintage Views: Walk with me back to 1853
A two-mile stroll from the north to south end of Concord in 1853 reveals the progress the town has made, from the construction of buildings and streets to the establishment of businesses, churches,…
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7mConcord City Council approves fundraising for Martin Park bike park studies, faces pushback from neighbors
The Concord City Council approved a proposal to allow advocates to fundraise for feasibility and site studies regarding the potential development of a bike park at Martin Park, sparking debate between supporters and neighbors concerned about environmental impacts and public safety.
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2mRodney Brown receives NIAAA State Award of Merit for athletic leadership
John Stark Athletic Director Rodney Brown received the 2026 NIAAA State Award of Merit for his leadership and contributions to New Hampshire interscholastic athletics.
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11mAs federal protections shrink, fate of NH wildlife increasingly in state lawmakers’ hands
Changes to the federal Endangered Species Act regarding the definition of harm and take have increased the significance of New Hampshire's state conservation laws as both levels of government navigate shifting regulatory landscapes.
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4mBoscawen residents want more restaurants, housing options as town develops
Restaurants, housing, rooftop dining and pedestrian-friendly opportunities. Asked at a community visioning session to map out the future of Boscawen, residents zeroed in on these offerings that they crave from the town’s Commercial Street. The street sits just beside the Contoocook and Merrimack rivers and on the heavily-used Northern Rail Trail. It used to be […]
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3mBow golf team wins inaugural Capital Cup at Pembroke Pines
The Bow High golf team secured the inaugural Capital Cup title on September 22 at Pembroke Pines Country Club, finishing with a team score of 207 to beat St. Thomas, Pembroke Academy, and Merrimack Valley.