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Links in “Concord Monitor”
- Capital Beat: What the next Health and Human Services commissioner will be faced with
- Frank Edelblut: Revisiting educator credentials
- Concord settlement could nudge other cities, towns to purchase accessible ballot machines
- N.H. bail reform data remains elusive as repeat offenders bog down courts
- My Turn: Trump is making progress on the opioid crisis
- Sununu at odds with feds over Medicaid in schools
- N.H. law aims to keep crop thieves, including the unwitting ones, from helping themselves
- Protesters who want to shut down Merrimack Station will gather in Bow
- House, Senate lawmakers reach budget deal with governor
- On the trail: Hodes says he’s exploring state Senate run
- Ahead of veto override day, Senate President Donna Soucy stands behind minimum wage law
- Capital Beat: What’s in store for an historic veto week
- State budget impasse looms over deadline to set local tax rates
- Sununu signs cost of living adjustment bill
- Sununu signs bills addressing PFAS in firefighting foam, furniture
- My Turn: Unpaid meal charges and the shaming of students
- My Turn: Summer break is over for students, budget writers
- New Hampshire has two different companies building a car that can fly
- In New Hampshire, lots of firearms are bought but not necessarily used in violent crimes
- My Turn: Budget details should be a warning flag to local governments, school districts
- Capital Beat: N.H. rolling out e-cigarette regulations as state gets first vaping illness
- Rules for allowing solar farms once again up for debate in N.H.
- My Turn: Merrimack Station is not what it used to be
- Downtown: Charity gaming ‘Concord Casino’ opens at the Draft Sports Bar
- Merrimack Station power plant almost never runs these days, but not because of protests
- Ex-lawmaker failed to make parole and remains in state custody
- Only a single Sununu veto reversed by House and Senate to become law
- Addiction treatment unit expands to Concord men’s prison
- House lawmakers grapple with challenges over plastic regulation bills
- N.H. joins multi-state investigation of Google antitrust allegations
- In N.H., White Mountains visitors are Airbnb fans
- State files appeal of ConVal school funding lawsuit
- Unitil to spray under some power lines in Concord next month
- State lawmaker’s challenge to House gun ban heads to Supreme Court
- New Hampshire legislative rules committee rejects ‘Learn Everywhere’ program
- Mary Stuart Gile, Concord representative and community pillar, dies at 83
- Top state health official to step down, pursue private sector opportunities
- Lawmakers weigh changing DWI laws to allow sleeping in cars
- Concord’s remaining top two administrators lack Department of Education credentials
- Towns’ dealings with Airbnb remain complex despite NH Supreme Court ruling
- State’s marijuana legalization supporters set to pare back approach in 2020
- New Hampshire passes budget, this time with governor’s OK
- My Turn: The human consequences of the budget impasse
- Sununu goes 23-1 as House overturns only one veto on ‘grow your own’ bill
- My Turn: Put the brakes on vehicle repair standards bill
- State environmental groups urge override of clean energy bill vetoes
- Budget negotiations enter final crunch period in State House
- Letter: Positive steps in child protection
- Franklin considers raising minimum age to buy, use tobacco products from 18 to 21
- Sununu signs bills addressing PFAS in firefighting foam, furniture