Interstate 393 in Concord was closed for a few hours Wednesday morning after a multi-vehicle crash that left three injured.
Beth Hamilton-Karas doesn’t live in Bow. But she lives close enough, just over a mile away in Pembroke, and if a data center is built on the Merrimack Station power plant’s site along the Merrimack ...
A sign advertising blueberries is shown attached to the bottom of the Boscawen welcome sign near the roundabout on Route 4 coming into town. Credit: GEOFF FORESTER / Monitor staff Sign up for the ...
Former State Board of Education Chair Fred Bramante proposes a property tax circuit breaker and updated education funding model for New Hampshire.
Epsom Village Water District faces potential dissolution due to volunteer shortages. New members hope to stabilize operations ...
The Concord Monitor invites readers to its Meet the Monitor event on Sept. 24, plus news on the Manhattan Short Film Festival and local festivals.
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A Dartmouth study shows climate change has caused fewer and less intense droughts in the Northeast due to increased precipitation.
Renovating an old barn is a lot easier with modern tools, but it’s a lot more interesting because of the old ones. “I have more appreciation of how much the old timers were able to do without the ...
Mike Dennehy calls on Concord employers to address the workforce shortage by hiring individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Karen Hambleton is typically the first person at Hopkinton’s town hall to see a right-to-know request when it arrives. In her first year as town administrator, Hambleton said the requests she has ...
Dartmouth Health announced layoffs of 124 employees and the elimination of 303 jobs to improve long-term sustainability.
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