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State 10-year transportation plan envisions new roundabout in Concord’s South End
12-05-2023 4:31 PM

By DAVID BROOKS

The complicated Concord intersection of Broadway with Clinton and South streets at McKee Square would become a roundabout under the state’s proposed 10-year transportation plan, which also includes elements of the long-discussed expansion of...


No matter what you thought of Katy Burns, she made you think
12-05-2023 10:28 AM

By RAY DUCKLER

Katy Burns became a staple in the Concord area, served with scrambled eggs and coffee on Sunday mornings for over 20 years.She had an army of passionate fans, some of whom liked her very much. But Burns often addressed political issues during her two...


A recent dog-day afternoon unveiled a book and supported a local animal shelter
12-05-2023 10:12 AM

By RAY DUCKLER

Erica Marino of Fremont rolled the dice five years ago and won big.She adopted a puppy that had been abandoned on the side of a Mississippi road, part of a litter that developed a deadly, infectious disease while being transported to Maine on a rescue...


Granite Geek: State’s trout hatcheries are old and crumbling; upgrades are coming
12-04-2023 4:50 PM

By DAVID BROOKS

There’s a category of online commentary called TIL, for “today I learned,” that provides a context for the writer to mention some intriguing piece of information they recently encountered. It’s basically a watered-down version of “Ripley’s Believe It...


Hometown Hero: Dance therapist Heather Bigelow Hearne in tune with changing needs
12-03-2023 5:38 PM

By RAY DUCKLER

Lynne Sabien of Hopkinton, a grant writer at the Concord Community Music School, began working there less than six months ago.That was enough time, however, to gauge the value Heather Bigelow Hearne brought to the company.“She genuinely makes everyone...


Bow School District has grown 20% in a decade while almost everybody else has shrunk
12-02-2023 4:44 PM

By DAVID BROOKS

As is well known, public school enrollment is slipping throughout New Hampshire and falling sharply in some places.Somebody forgot to tell Bow and Dunbarton.In the decade since much smaller Dunbarton joined Bow in a two-town school district, public...


N.H. says Facebook’s ‘rascality’ brought in $543 million from N.H. residents this year
12-01-2023 3:23 PM

By DAVID BROOKS

Two-thirds of New Hampshire residents are “active monthly users” of Facebook, helping explain how the company made so much revenue in the state that so far in 2023 it could pay for the city of Concord’s entire annual budget eight times over.That’s one...


NH Supreme Court considers case about ballot-counting machines draws a crowd 
11-29-2023 2:55 PM

By DAVID BROOKS

The New Hampshire Supreme Court has taken into consideration arguments from an Auburn man that ballot-counting machines shouldn’t be used at polling places because the correct legal underpinning does not exist in New Hampshire’s constitution.Daniel...


New plant hardiness maps show that winter is warming, but gardeners shouldn’t get carried away
11-27-2023 4:55 PM

By DAVID BROOKS

On Nov. 11, the gorgeous ginkgo tree on the Durham campus of UNH dropped all of its bright yellow leaves at once, an eye-popping move that ginkgo trees are famous for doing at the season’s first hard frost.The annual leaf-drop has long been cause for...


Historic, colorful windows are back in place at Epsom Old Meetinghouse
11-27-2023 3:13 PM

By RAY DUCKLER

In a process that began 15 years ago and cost more than $50,000, the eight stained glass windows that first adorned the Epsom Old Meetinghouse 162 years ago are back in place, restored, operational and ready to usher in a new era of color and spirit...


Runoff pollution from Concord metal-recycling sites leads to $600K settlement
11-26-2023 5:33 PM

By DAVID BROOKS

Runoff containing heavy metals alleged to have come from metal recycling sites in Concord and Manchester have led to a $600,000 legal settlement that will be used to improve water quality in the Merrimack River.The money is part of a $2 million...


Images by New Hampshire photographer tell a painful story
11-25-2023 12:01 PM

By RAY DUCKLER

His name is Misha, and photographer Patrick Patterson of Newington wants you to meet him.He’s an electrician in Ukraine, in a town called Izyum. He had a wife of 41 years named Valentina and a 3-year-old granddaughter, Iryna. He had two other...


Stores at Steeplegate Mall told to leave in January
11-25-2023 9:00 AM

By DAVID BROOKS

Stores without long-term leases at Steeplegate Mall, including Hatbox Theatre, have received notice that they must leave by the end of January, the latest step in a plan to turn the site into a large mixed-use development.“We were hoping to finish the...


Aborted pollution tests at Bow power plant won’t stop it from operating, say owners
11-22-2023 2:12 PM

By DAVID BROOKS

The Merrimack Station power plant in Bow twice failed to complete tests to renew certification of the scrubber technology on its smokestack this year, but the owners say this won’t get in the way of making electricity during periods of peak demand...


Hometown Hero: Hard work, volunteerism and unselfishness
11-22-2023 1:45 PM

By RAY DUCKLER

Marilia Procopio, the portfolio manager at Elm Grove Companies in Manchester, is flexible like Gumby.How else to explain how she crams three sections of her busy life into one neat little daily package? She’s a single mother raising her 14-year-old...


Frayed nerves in Concord – Shootings are happening everywhere, including here
11-22-2023 1:43 PM

By RAY DUCKLER

Karen Smith of Bow got stuck in traffic near the entrance to the New Hampshire State Hospital late Friday afternoon.Not stop-and-go traffic. Parking lot traffic. She saw flashing lights in the distance and police cars racing past her, moving at least...


After 33 years, free Thanksgiving dinner at Windmill Restaurant just keeps getting bigger 
11-21-2023 4:33 PM

By GEOFF FORESTER andDAVID BROOKS

As you get ready for Thanksgiving, consider this: Some people started preparations in August.“It just keeps getting bigger. We start cooking turkeys three months before this and freezing them – that’s how many we have to cook,” said John Dukette. As...


Shoppers flock as Family Dollar in Penacook sells remaining inventory
11-21-2023 11:58 AM

By RAY DUCKLER

Margie Ackerson’s shopping cart at Family Dollar, filled at least two feet above the top, had enough diapers in it to keep half the babies in Penacook clean and dry.“I was told there would be 50 percent off and that they had great deals,” said...


Merrimack County Sheriff David Croft knew Bradley Haas was a hero long before he was killed in the line of duty
11-20-2023 6:05 PM

By RAY DUCKLER

Merrimack County Sheriff David Croft and Bradley Haas were once professional neighbors.Croft was the police chief in Boscawen, while Haas was the chief over in Franklin, the state’s smallest city.They didn’t socialize outside of work, but their jobs...


Asian cuisine travels north, from Manchester to Concord next month 
11-17-2023 2:15 PM

By RAY DUCKER

Once upon a time, at age 18, Trumin Nguyen came to the States from his native Vietnam and studied engineering in college, first in Washington State and then in Maine.Now 35 and after working for four years in his once-chosen profession, his career has...

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