Concord Monitor
To safeguard against large tuition bills, some school districts proceed with adopting open enrollment policies
Residents in at least three capital area school districts are set to vote early next year on whether to impose limits on the number of students who can attend schools in other towns through the…
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4mConcord falls to Londonderry but secures playoff spot in Division I
Despite a 21-12 loss to Londonderry, Concord football secured the eighth seed in the Division I playoffs and is scheduled to host No. 9 Salem next Friday.
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4mParker Potter: My dairy adventure
Former archaeologist Parker Potter reflects on his past experiences working on Sand Bank Farm and transitioning to a legal career through a memoir inspired by a painting by Charlotte Thibault.
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6mVintage Views: The lakehouse legend
The Lakehouse Tavern in Hopkinton, New Hampshire, continues to attract visitors with its long history and numerous reports of paranormal activity linked to former owner Frank Mills.
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6mMonitor Midterm Voter Guide - Stories, candidate surveys and more
The Capital City region will head to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 3, for a critical vote that will decide who takes control of the US House and Senate, and, more locally, the NH Legislature. Below, you’ll find a link to your polling place and top stories that appeared in the Concord Monitor. The Monitor sent a survey to all candidates on the ballot for state Senate and House of Representatives races to get their positions on key issues. Below, you’ll find candidate profiles based on their responses. This page will be updated through Election Day. Visit us on Election Night […]
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5mOpinion: Sleepwalking toward end times
The author explores how the rhizome concept pioneered by Lynn Hoffman and the ecological discoveries of Suzanne Simard offer a blueprint for revitalizing democracy through interconnection and mutual support.