Concord Monitor
Opinion: Silent spring has arrived
Despite Rachel Carson's warning 60 years ago, pesticide use has continued to rise, resulting in a decline of wildlife populations and an increase in pests, prompting lawmakers to consider bills to…
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2mMady Savary named Player of the Year; Division III all-state golf list released
Several local golfers from Bishop Brady, Kearsarge, Belmont and Hillsboro-Deering received All-State honors following the release of the NHIAA Coed Golf Division III selections.
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2mFour local field hockey players named to Twin State Classic team
Four local field hockey players have been named to the 2026-27 Twin State Field Hockey Senior Team, which is scheduled to compete against Vermont's best on June 25, 2027.
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4mNew England College expands tuition partnership to 39 N.H. high schools
Graduates of 23 additional New Hampshire high schools will be able to attend New England College in Henniker for reduced tuition through its High School Partnership Program, more than doubling the number of participating schools. Merrimack Valley High School, Pembroke Academy and Pittsfield High School are among this year’s new additions. Concord High School has […]
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4mCity first responders, except fire officers, receive revised pay deals after wage study
As the Concord City Council approved contract adjustments for three of its four emergency service unions Monday night, members of its fire officers’ union looked up from the audience, still without a deal. “We are extremely close in our numbers,” said Jim Duckworth, president of the Concord Fire Officers Association. “But the city is unwilling […]
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3mOpinion: That didn't need to happen
Pastor Jonathan Hopkins reflected on the October 8 shooting death of Jeanne Seto in Bath, New Hampshire, calling for systemic changes to address mental health and homelessness.