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Immigrants among us: By the numbers
‘We’re trying to help her’ – Protesters call on Ayotte to maintain Medicaid funding
Vaccines, state primary date and more: What to look for in the State House this week
On the record: Sunshine Week turns 20. Why should you care?
Meet one of Concord’s toughest wrestlers: Madison Beauregard
Sunshine Week: Committees are a pillar of city government. Concord keeps the public at arms length
Ski areas limping to a soggy close of season
With a razor-thin margin, N.H. House tables end-of-life options bill
‘Supposed to protect me’: For kids in state custody like Brie Lamarche, New Hampshire’s strained foster care system can lead to placements thousands of miles from home
Her case worker said Tennessee would be a new beginning. Brie Lamarche thought so, too.
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.
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‘Supposed to protect me’: For kids in state custody like Brie Lamarche, New Hampshire’s strained foster care system can lead to placements thousands of miles from home
Sunshine Week: Creative and curious, vulgar and offensive – DMV rejected 342 vanity plates in 2024
To save teachers, Merrimack Valley schools consider charging for sports, limiting computers for elementary students
‘The governor is going to go in a different direction’ – An exit interview with Frank Edelblut
Concord’s John Fabrizio named New Hampshire’s special education administrator of the year
When is your car inspection due? Maybe never
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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
Boys’ basketball: Pembroke tops Sanborn to claim D-II state title
DURHAM – Sophomore guard Andrew Fitzgerald dominated the first half and senior guard Evan Berkeley took over down the stretch as Pembroke Academy (19-2) won its first state title since 2019 with a 63-54 win over Sanborn (17-5) in the Division II title game Sunday at UNH’s Lundholm Gym.
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 announced
Boys’ hockey: Concord dominates D-I semifinal, defeats the Hanover, 3-1 Opinion
Opinion: What rough beast is slouching toward us to be born
Jean Stimmell is a retired stone mason and psychotherapist living in Northwood. He blogs at jeanstimmell.blogspot.com and jstim.substack.com.
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Politics
Medical aid in dying, education funding, transgender issues: What to look for in the State House this week
The New Hampshire Legislature advanced several key bills last week, including Republican overhauls on education funding, rollbacks on bail reform and more. Here’s what you need to know.
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
Bill to remove NH’s consumer advocate met with concerns, opposition
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Arts & Life
Take Me Outside: Let there be light
Last weekend, we launched Daylight Saving Time, when we turned our clocks one hour forward to take advantage of more light during our waking hours.
Franklin Opera House presents annual murder mystery dessert show on Pi Day
Yoga with shelter pets offers fun connections with four-legged friends
Alton Brown, culinary wiz and TV personality, coming to Concord on farewell tour
The Concord Public Library announces Concord Reads 2025 selection
Obituaries
Terrey Langford
Northfield, NH - Terrey Langford, 83, of Northfield, NH, died on March 16, 2025 at his home surrounded by his family. He was born on February 20, 1942 in Viola, Illinois, to Margerete and Fredrick Max Langford. In 1969, Terrey moved to... remainder of obit for Terrey Langford
James J. Preisendorfer
James John Preisendorfer died on Thursday March 20th after a brief illness surrounded by family. He was born in Rome NY the son of the late John G. Preisendorfer and Elsie Milks Jackson. He worked for the Department of Corrections retail sto... remainder of obit for James J. Preisendorfer
Grace Muriel Baumann Kimball
Scarborough, ME - SCARBOROUGH--Grace Muriel Baumann Kimball,83, died peacefully after a brief illness, on March 10, 2025, at her home in Scarborough, ME. She was born in Hackensack, NJ, on November 20, 1941, which happened to be Tha... remainder of obit for Grace Muriel Baumann Kimball
Rodney A. Dollar
Concord, NH - Rodney Allan Dollar, age 81, of Concord, NH passed away peacefully at home on March 13, 2025, after a courageous battle with Alzheimer's disease. He was surrounded by his loving family in his final moments. Rodney is s... remainder of obit for Rodney A. Dollar
