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Girls’ soccer: Concord Christian Academy beat Newmarket for the first time ever, 2-1
10-04-2024 12:48 PM

By ALEXANDER RAPP

The Concord Christian girls’ soccer team faced its biggest challenge of the season against Newmarket in a rematch of last year’s 2-1 loss in the Division IV semifinals.On Thursday afternoon, CCA made history by turning the tables on Newmarket, this...

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Raffio receives prestigious Peterson Award for business, civic leadership
10-04-2024 3:37 PM

The Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH) honored Tom Raffio, president and CEO of Northeast Delta Dental, with the Walter R. Peterson Education and Public Service Award at a celebration on Oct. 1 at NHTI - Concord’s Community College. The...


Should the Concord school board retain its autonomy? It will take a supermajority to change it
10-04-2024 3:37 PM

By JEREMY MARGOLIS

A pair of amendments that will serve as a referendum on the autonomy of the Concord School Board will require a supermajority of 60% to pass, rather than the lower state law threshold of 50%.In interviews, two Concord attorneys dismissed any argument...


What happens when your child’s school lunch balance goes negative?
10-04-2024 2:29 PM

By JEREMY MARGOLIS

When Michelle Beauregard’s son has no money in his lunch account, he doesn’t eat.The Concord High School junior could, to be clear, purchase the cafeteria’s hot lunch option. But Beauregard’s middle child is a loyal pizza eater, and pizza is an à la...


Matty Gregg wants to end hunger. So he’s running across New Hampshire to do it
10-04-2024 1:33 PM

By MICHAELA TOWFIGHI

Matty Gregg’s story started with a movie and a bet.The 1983 film, The Terry Fox Story, chronicled 22-year-old Canadian Terry Fox as he attempted to run across Canada to raise money for cancer research after he lost his right leg to osteosarcoma.He...


Opinion: The origin of our democracy crisis
10-04-2024 6:00 AM

By PAUL LEVY

Paul Levy lives in Concord. For 30 years after WWII, a strong bipartisan majority addressed embedded racism and economic insecurity by adopting major civil rights and social welfare laws. Votes on civil rights were nearly unanimous except for the nay...


High schools: Thursday’s field hockey and soccer results
10-04-2024 12:47 AM

Field HockeyJohn Stark 3, Kingswood 0Key players: John Stark –  Adie Bolduc (goal), Jillian Fredette (2 assists), Caylin Worthen (goal), Paityn Niquette (goal)Highlights: The Generals finished off a long ride to Wolfeboro with a shutout victory over...


‘Just not fair’: Salisbury fails to reach agreement to lower EMS costs
10-03-2024 6:07 PM

By JEREMY MARGOLIS

The town of Salisbury failed to reach an agreement Wednesday with its non-profit emergency medical services provider on a new cost-sharing formula after asserting that the amount it pays was “just not fair.”Salisbury shares the services of Penacook...


‘Just keep fighting, and it will slowly get better’: NAMI NH Walks returns to support mental health for all
10-03-2024 6:04 PM

By SRUTHI GOPALAKRISHNAN

Emily Shirlock has seen it all.From the heartbreak of losing a dear friend to suicide, enduring losses in the family and battling trauma during college, to confronting her struggles with her own mental health, her journey has been anything but...


New dashboard tracks mental health performance in New Hampshire, spotlighting the need for more systemic improvements
10-03-2024 5:01 PM

By SRUTHI GOPALAKRISHNAN

The wait time across the state for inpatient psychiatric beds in emergency rooms has consistently remained under five days since January. This sign of improvement is one of the many metrics the state is now tracking more comprehensively with the...


Judge refuses to dismiss discrimination suit against Neo-Nazi group for protest outside Concord cafe
10-03-2024 4:29 PM

By CHARLOTTE MATHERLY

A judge refused to dismiss a discrimination case against a Neo-Nazi group that protested outside of a drag queen story hour in downtown Concord last year. The protest outside the Teatotaller cafe and bakery in June, 2023, included men wearing masks...


New gym focuses on flexibility to help meet fitness goals
10-03-2024 4:12 PM

By ALEXANDER RAPP

“Movement is Medicine” reads the neon sign above the main desk, describing the core mission of Concord’s new gym.The latest addition to Concord’s fitness scene, Flexable Assisted Stretching and Wellness, which gets its name from the combination of the...


South Street Market staying open as building put up for sale
10-03-2024 1:52 PM

By DAVID BROOKS

The owners of Concord’s South Street Market want you to know that their corner store, which has been part of the city for close to a century, is not closing even though it is for sale.The building holding the store and four apartments was listed for...


Dartmouth graduate student alleges religious discrimination by union
10-03-2024 11:47 AM

By CHRISTINA DOLAN

Dartmouth College’s graduate student union is the subject of a religious discrimination complaint filed by a graduate student and teaching assistant opposed to the union’s support for pro-Palestinian causes.Benjamin Logsdon, a student in Dartmouth’s...


Opinion: Loudon Road redux
10-03-2024 6:00 AM

By CHUCK ANNAL

Chuck Annal lives in Concord. So, we’re going to fight this battle again. It snuck up on us lately, but now comes Tim Robson and Concord Greenspace to declare that Loudon Road is truly the road to hell: too many accidents, too many pedestrians hit by...


High schools: MV field hockey, golf get big wins; more Wednesday results
10-02-2024 10:45 PM

Field HockeyMerrimack Valley 5, ConVal 1Key players: MV – Alyssa Brodeur (3 goals), Kaiya Mercier (goal, assist), Izzy Tucker (goal)Highlights: Brodeur opened up the scoring less than one minute into the game off a rebound from the ConVal goalie’s...


Concord shifts DEIJ director to different role as it re-examines diversity and equity work
10-02-2024 5:33 PM

By JEREMY MARGOLIS

Concord’s first director of diversity, equity, inclusion and justice transitioned to a new role at the beginning of the year focusing on restorative justice at the middle school.Quinci Worthey, hired as the DEIJ director in 2022, will spend at least...


Larry Laughlin, longtime AP bureau chief for northern New England, dies at 75
10-02-2024 4:00 PM

By HOLLY RAMER

Lawrence “Larry” Laughlin, a calm, kind and quick-witted journalist whose 38-year career included two decades as the northern New England bureau chief for The Associated Press, has died. He was 75.Laughlin, who lived in Concord, New Hampshire, died...


Active mornings: Loudon students walk to school together
10-02-2024 2:19 PM

By RACHEL WACHMAN

Children and their parents gathered outside the Loudon Police Department on Wednesday morning in anticipation of Loudon’s Walk and Roll to School Day. Some brought their bikes, others boasted scooters, and the rest wore their best walking shoes for...


Girls’ soccer: Kearsarge comfortably beats Hillsboro-Deering, 5-0
10-02-2024 1:23 PM

By ALEXANDER RAPP

NORTH SUTTON – Senior midfielder Carly Grant’s hat trick was the highlight of a stellar outing on home soil by Kearsarge to beat Hillsboro-Deering, 5-0, on Tuesday afternoon.She opened the scoring on a solo run and finished easily one-on-one with the...


Opinion: Vocal does not equal majority
10-02-2024 6:30 AM

By ANNE EATON

Anne Eaton lives in Concord. A group of residents has emerged in the debate over the location of Concord’s new middle school who would like to be seen as the majority. While a very well organized and very vocal group, I see nothing to support the...

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