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Ethics committee won’t make a ruling on Tara Reardon conflict of interest until after election
Gubernatorial candidates on the opioid crisis
Former boss and past NH governor both drop endorsements for Colin Van Ostern
Concord man arrested on indecent exposure charges less than three hours after conviction
Opinion: More corporate influence in the NH Senate?
Keene equipment library helps residents gear up for outdoors fun
Citizen scientists critical in monitoring water quality
Author writes about Hill UFO case, Grace Metalious
Harris makes small businesses a focus in N.H. visit
A massive crowd of New Englanders rallied in New Hampshire’s Seacoast region, as pump-up music by artists ranging from Aretha Franklin to Taylor Swift to Olivia Rodrigo blasted through the speakers and they sampled the event’s signature drink: the...
Healing in both directions: NH nonprofit transforms rescues into service dogs for veterans
As soon as U.S. military veteran Vince Ylitalo settled into his armchair in the living room of his Concord home, his service dog Tippy curled up at his feet and closed her eyes. Though resting, she remained alert to Ylitalo’s every need, nuzzling his...
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McAuliffe statue unveiled at Concord State House grounds in day of history, emotion and inspiration
Under new law, Tara Reardon could not vote on issues her husband lobbies for, critics say
Asian Thai Kitchen which opened in Concord in June is run by a family of eight sisters
Allenstown Community School begins year as ‘one big family’ in brand new building
New Hampshire’s first forensic psychiatric hospital on track to open in 2026
Boscawen’s Highway View Farm, known for its sought-after corn, ending season early
Editors Picks
Six Republicans square off for Executive Council seat in District 4
‘Bed bugs spread worse than a forest fire’ – What to do as a renter when your apartment is infested
Growing Customer Base: Cannabis providers navigate state limitations
In NH’s most competitive senate primary, three Dems vie for Concord’s seat
Sports
Girls’ soccer: Bow squeaks by Lebanon on Tuesday and remains unbeaten.
Bow girls’ soccer continued rolling in its second game of the season against Lebanon High School on Tuesday night with a comfortable 1-0 win. Their defense locked down in a physical game and they played well out of the back to generate many chances.If...
High schools: Tuesday’s results, Concord field hockey wins big
High school volleyball previews: Merrimack Valley prepared for its inaugural varsity season
Field hockey: Bow’s Gray scores three goals in 8-0 season-opening win
High schools: Results from the first weekend of the fall season
Opinion
Opinion: The mass deportation idea is a shameful publicity stunt
Jonathan P. Baird lives in Wilmot. In her novel, “The Nightingale,” Kristin Hannah vividly recreates the mass deportation of Jews from France by the German Nazi occupiers during World War II. The brutality, violence and misery of the enterprise are...
Opinion: Autumn closing in
Opinion: Tales of resilience
Opinion: The emperor’s concealing clothes: A modern morality tale
Opinion: Project 2025 and the U.S. Supreme Court
Your Daily Puzzles
An approachable redesign to a classic. Explore our "hints."
A quick daily flip. Finally, someone cracked the code on digital jigsaw puzzles.
Chess but with chaos: Every day is a unique, wacky board.
Word search but as a strategy game. Clearing the board feels really good.
Align the letters in just the right way to spell a word. And then more words.
Politics
Under Sununu, N.H. has been an outlier on climate change. That may change with a new governor.
Gov. Chris Sununu is leaving the highest office in the state after eight years, a period during which the effects of climate change and efforts to address them have only grown more intense.Sununu’s tenure has been marked by a market-driven approach to...
GOP governor candidate ejected from Weirs campaign event after heckling Ayotte
On the trail: Second-tier New Hampshire?
Merrimack County sheriff: ‘Libertarian-adjacent’ former federal prisoner faces off against former undercover cop in Republican primary
NH primary races heat up ahead of Sept. 10 electione-Edition
Arts & Life
Travel trends point to Concord, NH as an emerging destination
Tourism is breaking records in New Hampshire. According to a study prepared by Dean Runyan Associates for the NH Division of Travel and Tourism, visitors spent $2.4 billion in 2023 — a significant jump from the pre-pandemic years, including previous...
The lesson of a small Pembroke music venture – it’s all about bringing people together
Singing from the soul: 17-year-old New Hampshire native Malachi Gagnon rises in the music world
From the farm: Unexpected love for a ferocious pit bull
NH Gay Men’s Chorus holds auditions for holiday concert series
Obituaries
The Honorable Thomas Barry
Concord, NH - The Honorable Thomas Turley Barry, 76, an attorney and judge of Concord and Rye Beach, NH, passed away on Thursday, August 15, after a five-year battle with pulmonary fibrosis. He was surrounded by loved ones. Born in ... remainder of obit for The Honorable Thomas Barry
Priscilla S. Thompson
Epsom, NH - Mrs. Priscilla S. (Schlusemeyer) Thompson, 94, of Epsom, passed away unexpectedly at Concord Hospital on September 1, 2024 after a brief illness. Born in Dover, MA, she was the daughter of the late Irving and Helen (Bond... remainder of obit for Priscilla S. Thompson
Diane L. McGrath
Concord, NH - Mrs. Diane L. (Nadeau) McGrath, 68, of Concord formerly of Pittsfield, passed away at home surrounded by her loving family on August 29, 2024 after a period of declining health. Born in Manchester, Diane was the daughter ... remainder of obit for Diane L. McGrath
Richard Armand Fredette Jr.
Boscawen, NH - Richard Armand Fredette Jr., 73, of Boscawen, passed away on Friday, August 30, 2024. Born on October 15, 1950 in Kittery, ME, he was the son of the late Richard Sr. and Evelyn (Downes) Fredette. Richard grew up in Ki... remainder of obit for Richard Armand Fredette Jr.
