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Police: Cache of drugs, gun seized in search
End of life options bill shelved for the remainder of legislative session
‘Open up some doors’: Concord urged to make itself more attractive to developers
On the trail: Pappas ready to launch, but what about Goodlander?
New Hampshire Jewish Film Festival coming to Red River Theaters
Pittsfield schools facing major shortfall caused by longstanding financial mismanagement
Concord Hospital leaders assure mayor they're committed to Laconia campus
Republicans move forward with three different plans to expand EFAs
Art comes to life: Introductory tapestry-making classes offered in April
‘Like my child had died’: For parents trying to help their kids, New Hampshire’s mental health system forces a hard decision
The top stair was Nicole Sheaff’s bed for months.
Around Concord: Glimpse Gallery, new downtown art hub, opens doors for artists, art lovers
Meme Exum knows what comes to mind when the average person thinks of an art gallery: sterile, ritzy, even uninviting.
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New Hampshire farmers believed USDA grants were secure bets. Then, federal funding halted.
Generally speaking, Don Bolduc, now a Pittsfield police officer, has tested himself for years
Turning down school resource officer and adding maintenance spending, Concord School Board approves $111.5 million budget
Merrimack Valley schools to eliminate 21 positions, lay off up to 3 employees
As Ayotte’s COGE digs deeper, here’s where they’re looking to save state money and time
Want to ‘sip and stroll’ outside with an alcoholic beverage? The N.H. House thinks you do
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More New Hampshire law enforcement departments partner with federal immigration agencies
‘That wasn’t the charge we were given’ – New city councilors question golf clubhouse options
Sunshine Week: Searchable database of what Concord city employees were paid in 2024
Immigrants in New Hampshire face uncertainty as temporary protections expire soon
Sports
Monitor names winter 2024-25 Players of the Season
Although Monday marks the first day of the NHIAA spring season with practices and tryouts happening on baseball and softball diamonds, lacrosse fields, tracks and tennis courts throughout the state, it’s been just over a week since the winter season concluded.
Boys’ basketball: Pembroke tops Sanborn to claim D-II state title
Boys’ hockey: Concord takes championship in historic quadruple overtime victory over BG, 2-1
Ex-Celtic Enes Kanter Freedom speaks in NH on human rights advocacy
Basketball: Pembroke’s Berkeley, Franklin’s Kaplan win Player of the Year; All-State teams announcedOpinion
Opinion: Courage and care count
Rev. Jared Rardin is a retired UCC pastor and a resident of Concord.
Opinion: What rough beast is slouching toward us to be born
Opinion: The special education gimmick in NH school voucher rules
Opinion: What Trump really means by government efficiency
Opinion: To salvage democracy, rebuild the Democratic Party
Your Daily Puzzles
An approachable redesign to a classic. Explore our "hints."
A quick daily flip. Finally, someone cracked the code on digital jigsaw puzzles.
Chess but with chaos: Every day is a unique, wacky board.
Word search but as a strategy game. Clearing the board feels really good.
Align the letters in just the right way to spell a word. And then more words.
Politics
Town elections offer preview of citizenship voting rules being considered nationwide
A voter in Milford, New Hampshire, missed out on approving the town’s $19 million operating budget, electing a cemetery trustee and buying a new dump truck. In Durham, an 18-year-old high school student did not get a say in who should serve on the school board or whether $125,000 should go toward replacing artificial turf on athletic fields.
Medical aid in dying, education funding, transgender issues: What to look for in the State House this week
On the Trail: Shaheen’s retirement sparks a competitive NH Senate race
‘If it affects one, it’s going to affect all’: Dozens protest federal firings in Concord
On the Trail: Window closing on Shaheen decision to run in 2026
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Arts & Life
Around Concord: State Street Kitchen provides an incubator space for burgeoning small businesses to cook in community
Lynn Kavanagh spends her Friday afternoons cooking. She spreads her ingredients along the large metal counter at the State Street Kitchen in Concord, picks her favorite chopping knives, ties her hair back and gets to work.
Ballet Misha’s “Cinderella” to debut in Concord
Around Concord: How an Idaho artist recreated Christa McAuliffe in the State House statue
Two Villages Art Society presents David M. Carroll and family exhibit
At Wine on Main, Emma Stetson provides ‘an experience for everyone’ with free tastings, paid classes and workshopsObituaries
Margaret Ann Drake
Bow, NH - Margaret Ann Drake, longtime resident of Bow NH passed away on March 19,2025 after a short stay in hospice. Born in Patterson NJ, she moved to New England during High School. After working as a legal secretary, she married an... remainder of obit for Margaret Ann Drake
Albert Edward Mackey
Alpharetta, GA - Albert Edward Mackey, age 88, affectionately known as Al, Chug, Chuggie or Albie, passed away peacefully at home on February 21, 2025. Al was born on June 30, 1936, in Salem, MA to Edward W. and Kathleen (Haley) Mac... remainder of obit for Albert Edward Mackey
Holly Ruth Wallenstein
Concord, NH - Holly Ruth Wallenstein, 68, died February 25 of natural caused at home in Concord. She was born December 29, 1956. Holly did not allow her disabilities to prevent her from making significant contributions to her communitie... remainder of obit for Holly Ruth Wallenstein
Theresa Marie Heath
Catonsville, MD - Theresa Marie Heath (née Brochu), a devoted wife, mother, and woman of deep faith, passed away peacefully on March 22, 2025, at Charlestown Retirement Community in Catonsville, MD. She was born in Concord, NH, on Octob... remainder of obit for Theresa Marie Heath
