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State: Don’t worry about the pine trees shedding needles
Cyanobacteria blooms can produce dangerous toxins. Here’s what to know.
Following middle school price estimates, Concord’s city leaders encourage school district to improve community access to schools
Track & field: Concord’s Reynolds wins New England title, Brady’s Gentchos breaks state record in 100 and joins Tide’s Twite on All-NE list
Boys’ lacrosse: Bow drops intense battle with Campbell, finishes as D-II runner up
Taken for taxes and ‘waiting to die’: A N.H. homeowner struggles to keep his home
The overdue tax bill facing John Jones felt like a death sentence.The lifelong resident of the Live-Free-or-Die state had been late to pay his taxes before, but this time was different.Jones, 66, owed $5,097.44 to the city of Franklin, a working-class...
Friendship and camaraderie defines Hopkinton’s graduating class
Fitting in can be daunting for any high school student, but for Avery Condon, a senior at Hopkinton High School with Tourette’s syndrome, it could have been even more challenging.But it wasn’t. His classmates embraced him wholeheartedly, never...
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Softball: Coe-Brown D-II championship streak ends in extra innings
Taken for taxes and ‘waiting to die’: A N.H. homeowner struggles to keep his home
Kearsarge graduation: ‘You feel like you’re more family than just classmates’
Baseball: Belmont’s quest for a championship falls short at the hands of Monadnock
‘Loving, fun and incredible’: Pittsfield celebrates the 35 graduates in Class of 2024
Merrimack Valley High School graduates credit friendship and community
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Remembering Alice: Community supports family after young mother of four dies
After more than 80 years, WWII veteran’s remains buried in his native N.H.
Historic Norris House in downtown Concord torn down to make way for new development
Despite governor’s order, hundreds of properties seized for unpaid taxes during pandemic
Sports
Baseball: Bow bashes its way to a Division II state championship
MANCHESTER — “Terrible” was the word Bow’s junior catcher Owen Webber used to describe how the No. 4 Falcons (16-5) started off the 2024 season. It was April 15, and Bow lost to rival Merrimack Valley, 4-3.But things progressed steadily from there....
Championship preview: A look at all four area teams competing in Saturday’s state championships
Q&A: Steve Mello reflects on time as Concord High School athletic director ahead of retirement
Boys’ lacrosse: No. 3 Hopkinton stymied by No. 2 Campbell in D-III semifinals
Boys’ lacrosse: No. 5 Bow upsets top-seeded Pelham, moves on to state championshipOpinion
Opinion: Reflection on fatherhood
Parker Potter is a former archaeologist and historian, and a retired lawyer. He is currently a semi-professional dog walker who lives and works in Contoocook. I had a father, and I am a father. Thus, on Father’s Day, I look in two directions, toward...
Opinion: June: The persistence of summer and shadows
Opinion: Vail seeks expansion at Mount Sunapee
Opinion: Let’s invest in NH’s Portrait of a Graduate process
Opinion: The history, process, and effort surrounding the redevelopment of Concord’s Norris House property
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Politics
‘The viability of hospitals is at stake’: Lawmakers, governor, hospitals fail to reach deal on Medicaid payments
The state’s 26 hospitals stand to lose millions in state payments for uncompensated care with the collapse Thursday of negotiations between the governor, lawmakers, and the hospitals. With a deadline fast approaching and a legislative fix seemingly...
On the trail: Van Ostern and Goodlander face off in first debate
“It’s time” – Marijuana legalization bill heads back to House and Senate after committee agreements
State lawmaker with checkered past faces new criminal charges in line with old beliefs
After progress on PFAS bills this session, Merrimack reps promise, ‘We’ll be back’e-Edition
Arts & Life
From the archives: New Hampshire’s honorable position in national history
Ashley Miller shares this month’s story with ConcordTV. Watch the episode on YouTube.On June 21, 1788, New Hampshire became the ninth state to ratify the U.S. Constitution, making it the law of the land, but the Granite State’s approval was not...
Vintage Views: Cooling off in summers past
Two Villages Art Society awards best in show
The Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce previews line-up of 2024 festivals coming to the Capital City
Stars align for Peterborough Players summer theatre seasonObituaries
Barbara A. Chaput
Allenstown, NH - Mrs. Barbara A. (Green) Chaput, 79, of Allenstown, passed away peacefully surrounded by her family in the care of the Granite VNA Hospice House on June 6, 2024. Born in Manchester, she was the daughter of the late Leon... remainder of obit for Barbara A. Chaput
Christopher Peele Williams
Center Harbor, NH - Christopher "Chris" Peele Williams, 77, of Windy Row Lane, passed away at home, in a bed that he built, in the early hours of Saturday, June 1, 2024, after a courageous battle with Parkinson's disease. Born in De... remainder of obit for Christopher Peele Williams
Judith Esther Adams
West Lebanon, NH - Judith Esther Adams (Barton), 87, passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, May 19th, 2024. Judy was born in Boston, MA. on January 11, 1937, the daughter of Arthur and Marion (Kenyon) Barton. She graduated from Stevens Hi... remainder of obit for Judith Esther Adams
Charlotte Courtois
Laconia, NH - Charlotte M. Courtois, 92, passed away on Thursday, June 6, 2024, at St. Francis Nursing Home in Laconia. She was born on October 11, 1931 in Laconia, NH to the late Frank and Glenda (Rondeau) Baron. Charlotte spent he... remainder of obit for Charlotte Courtois
