Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
Canadian tourism continued to fall in January
Canadian tourism to New Hampshire has decreased significantly due to President Trump's comments and economic tariffs, resulting in a 24% decrease in return trips from the U.S. to Canada in January.
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3mFrancis P. Woodward
<html><head></head><body>Francis P. "Cookie" Woodward<br /><br />Hartwell, GA - Francis P. (Cookie) Woodward, 95, formerly of Dublin, NH, passed away peacefully at his home in Hartwell, GA on Thursday, July 23, 2026, surrounded by the love o ...
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1mAmanda Chisolm joins Keene nonprofit to boost child support
Keene Housing Kids Collaborative has hired Amanda Chisolm as its new development and outreach coordinator to expand funding and community support for local children.
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7mThe childcare landscape can be challenging in New Hampshire. This agency is here to help.
Child Care Aware of New Hampshire provides essential resource and referral services to families and childcare providers through federally funded programs including scholarships and apprenticeships.
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9mSkimmers, scammers and crypto ATM rackets: Ways to avoid rising fraud in New Hampshire
In February, Concord Police arrested a Romanian man in the Hannaford parking lot. Inside his car, they found hundreds of cloned debit cards, piles of cash and little machines used to skim access data from card machine readers. Teofil Bortos, who faced felony charges for forgery and identity fraud, had on multiple occasions gone into […]
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1mSwing Jazz Jam featuring Paul Klemperer Band set for August 9
The Paul Klemperer Band will perform a Swing Jazz Jam and Show on Sunday, Aug. 9, from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Dublin Community Center. The concert will feature favorites from the 1920s through the 1940s, highlighting swing and traditional jazz songs that intersect with bluegrass, country, and blues styles. Admission is by donation, […]