Concord Monitor
Who’s running: City council Ward 6
Two first-time candidates for Concord Ward 6 — Aislinn Kalob and Brenna Kehew Sculley — focus on housing, downtown projects and community-driven government approaches.
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6mProjected maintenance costs inspire sticker shock as Kearsarge Regional School District explores elementary consolidation
Kearsarge Regional School District residents met at a forum in Newbury to discuss a report detailing $60 million in required maintenance costs and the potential consolidation of two elementary schools amid declining enrollment.
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4mYou can follow Monarch butterflies carrying tiny transmitters as they head to Mexico
New Hampshire Audubon is deploying new solar-powered BlūMorpho tags to monitor Monarch butterfly migration patterns and aid in conserving their declining populations.
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4mData: People increasingly support allowing homes on smaller lots
A survey by Saint Anselm College revealed growing public support for small-lot residential construction and zoning changes in New Hampshire as residents grapple with a tightening housing market and rising home prices.
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5mConcord football returns home Friday night amid bleacher changes and parent concern
Concord High School has rescheduled its homecoming football game against Manchester Central to Friday, Sept. 25, at 7 p.m. due to weather concerns and ongoing bleacher renovations at Memorial Field.
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9mA 'broken' system: Choices for Independence program going to trial in November
There was a gap in Joyce Thomas’s mornings. After her husband, Benton, left for work, she’d sit in her motorized wheelchair by the window of their log cabin home in Hillsborough, sipping coffee and watching the birds flock to the feeders, waiting for her caregiver to arrive. Over a dozen times, however, the scheduled caregiver […]