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The future of the dilapidated railroad signal building in south Concord will be taken up Sept. 6 in the City Council chambers.The Demolition Review Committee members are scheduled to discuss their opinion on whether the building should be saved in a...
By PAUL STEINHAUSER
New Hampshire is Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ final campaign stop ahead of next Tuesday’s first Republican presidential nomination debate.And DeSantis is spotlighting that his attention to Granite State-style retail politics is the key to catching up to...
By ERIC RYNSTON-LOBEL
This isn’t just some new, “everybody gets a trophy” approach. In the 25 years Gary Ford’s worked with Concord Little League, they’ve never kept score.During the summer, when kids may just want to have some time to improve their skills without the...
By JAMIE L. COSTA
Two local developers are moving ahead with separate plans to construct 55-plus residential projects to cater to the city’s aging population.Once complete, more than 150 apartments and units will be available for residents over the age of 55 and those...
By JAMES W. MCCONNELL
James W. McConnell of North Swanzey was previously a state representative (2014-18) for Swanzey and Richmond. Recent state land use initiatives have circumvented zoning and planning boards’ authority and local considerations in favor of developers. In...
By JAMIE L. COSTA
Residents challenged city councilors to hold a public hearing on their request to restore a controversial historical marker to its original site or install a new one on city property.The marker for Elizabeth Gurley Flynn noted her contributions to...
By ERIC RYNSTON-LOBEL
Concord residents paying the same rate as non-residents to play a round at Beaver Meadow Golf Course – even though tax revenue has been used to fund the course when revenues fell short in the past – has long been a point of contention. That might soon...
By BARBARA SCHULT
Barbara Schult lives in Goffstown. Several years ago, I showed my adult son a place that brought me great joy on a regular basis. This was a large barn high up on a hill overlooking Manchester. Not only was it pleasing to the eye, a pastoral landscape...
By Staff and Wire reports
A woman’s body was pulled from the Pemigewasset River near Franconia Falls in Lincoln on Tuesday after she drowned while trying to rescue her son.New Hampshire State Police Marine Patrol responded to the Franconia Falls area around 4 p.m. for reports...
By MICHAELA TOWFIGHI
The two members of the Warner select board have formalized a process for filling the open third seat.The board accepted interest forms from residents until 5 p.m. on Wednesday. Once they’ve compiled a list of interested applicants, they will then hold...
By SRUTHI GOPALAKRISHNAN
A new commission set up to conduct an evaluation of charity gaming operations in New Hampshire is being chaired by State Rep. Laurie Sanborn, who operates one of the casinos in the state.Sanborn, chair of the House of Ways and Means Committee, was...
By SRUTHI GOPALAKRISHNAN
Greg Pollock’s Sunfox Farm, a 20-acre sunflower field discreetly tucked behind a bustling parking lot for various commercial enterprises along Loudon Road, is now in full bloom and open to visitors.The location of Concord’s Sunflower Festival is an...
By ERIC RYNSTON-LOBEL
When the first Mount Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb took place, the trail was mostly made of gravel and dirt. John Allis, an Olympic cyclist who’d participated in the Munich Games in 1972, took first in the event. One of his competitors was...
By JAMIE L. COSTA
A Concord woman charged with theft and insurance fraud could face prison time if she’s found guilty. On Sunday, Kirsten Porter, 30, was arrested in connection with allegations that she caused fraudulent Medicaid claims to be filed. She was charged...
By DAVID BROOKS
The fate of a dilapidated railroad signal building in south Concord will be decided at a public meeting that has yet to be scheduled.The Demolition Review Committee will review whether the building has enough historical value to justify the city...
By SRUTHI GOPALAKRISHNAN
Beatrice the emu was a runner.This became evident when she escaped from her home at Taft Hill Farm in Townshend, Vt., and after a few months, in September 2015, she arrived in Bow, believed to have traveled more than 80 miles on foot, including...
By JAMIE L. COSTA
Two years after the sexual assaults started, Fabiana McLeod began to act out.During the summer going into her freshman year of high school, she started to use substances to bury her secret. When the school year began, she threw parties, disobeyed her...
By NINA MOSKE
Paul Terry rose from his seat, accepted a microphone and fixed his eyes on Vivek Ramaswamy, who stood at the front of a small room, awaiting his question.Terry, a state representative who cosponsored the failed “Parental Bill of Rights” in the New...
By RAY DUCKLER
Aidan Mini and Michelle Fridlington had no idea last spring that their lives would be intertwined forever.They formed an alliance last May, unknown to them at the time, before Aidan’s senior year at Gilford High School. She was the wellness teacher at...
If you should make lemonade when life hands you lemons, what should you do when life hands your big project a pandemic lockdown?Make ventilation.“We had broken ground and one week later everything shut down. We literally put up a (construction) fence...
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