Concord Monitor
‘What’s best for the animal’: State claws back foster care, shelters warn of danger to mothers and newborns
New Hampshire's stricter interpretation of foster laws forces rescues to keep pregnant and nursing animals in shelters, worrying advocates who say fosters better protect mothers and fragile kittens.
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2mOvernight bridge construction taking place on East Side Drive over I-393
Traffic flow will more slowly on the East Side Drive bridge over Interstate 393 in Concord for four nights, beginning Sunday, as a result of construction. The state Department of Transportation will be carrying out the construction from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. until Thursday. The work is part of a $3 million bridge preservation […]
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3mWarehouse project brews coffee shop hopes in Bow
In Bow, there’s no place to sit down with a cup of coffee and catch up with friends or family. The nearest coffee shop for residents is a drive away in Concord or Hopkinton. But a new development proposal could change that. For months, people in Bow have wondered about the large stretch of trees […]
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5mFootball: Merrimack Valley season ends in semis
AMHERST – Merrimack Valley High School football coach Matt Shaw knows very well that it’s not how you start but how you finish. With that in mind, the Pride had a great start to Saturday’s Division II semifinal joust with No. 2 Souhegan at Calvetti Field, grabbing a 7-0 lead less than five minutes in. […]
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5m'Really frustrating bureaucracy': Totally Tea + Coffee owner to create documentary about court battle against Facebook
Emmett Soldati, owner of Concord's Totally Tea + Coffee, is producing a documentary following his legal victory against Facebook after the company deleted his business's Instagram account without notice.
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4mAssociated Grocers strike in Pembroke continues into second week
A week-long strike by Teamsters Local 633 at an Associated Grocers warehouse in Pembroke continues following a breakdown in contract negotiations over pensions. No violence or vandalism has been reported.