AMC Concord

An online auction, an opera, a garden tour, and a folk concert are among the lineup of spring entertainment that is bursting into Concord in the next week or so. You won’t want to miss one venue, so grab your calendar and start making notes! Communities ...  

Frank Knight's decades-long battle to save New England's tallest elm served as an inspiring tale of devotion, so it is fitting that he will be laid to rest in a coffin made from the tree he made famous. Knight, who died yesterday at 103, had affectionately ...  

When people think of Concord, they may think of the black-and-white checkered flags of NASCAR. But through June 2, the streets of historic downtown Concord will be swathed in colors of a different kind. Concord on Canvas, a partnership between ...  

Chairman MacDonald: “All New Hampshire citizens should be offended, and the Monitor should retract this and apologize to Speaker O’Brien.” Concord, NH – New Hampshire Republican State Committee Chairman Wayne MacDonald released the following statement condemning today’s Concord Monitor editorial cartoon which depicts a Republican elected official with a Hitler mustache and reads, “If the mustache fits…Speaker Bill O’Brien.” “The...  

Ben Stadnicki, Jacob Szulc and Wyatt Labombard contributed ... Offensively, Austin Beaudette and John Sardella had timely hits for Aable. Jayden Rienstra was solid on the base paths for Rotary. Beckett Glass defeated Crossroads Country Store.  

The following students earned honors for the third quarter at Bow High School: Grade 12 High Honors: Chelsea Bailey, Stephanie Brewster, David Cummings, Kyle Duval, Melissa Gloekler, Connor Hughes, Grace Keane, Rachel Kramer, Kelly Martin, Hannah Morrison ...  

The last of the cold greenhouse crops are coming to maturity just in time to make room for pepper and tomato plants. At my house, this means we're eating lots of brassicas, like purple cauliflower and sprouting broccoli, mustard greens, mizuna, kale and ...  

Hudner Jr., Concord resident and Congressional Medal of Honor winner. His exploits as a Navy fighter pilot in the Korean War didn't solely involve shooting Russian-made MIG jets out of the sky. It actually had more to do with the domestic pulse ...  

CONCORD – New Hampshire House Representative Robert Kingsbury of Laconia today released the following statement in reaction to a cartoon that ran in the Concord Monitor that depicted Speaker O’Brien with a Hitler mustache and included the words, “if the mustache fits.” Rep. Robert Kingsbury “When I was 18 years old I was a rifle man for Gen. Patton. I was the first scout of the rifle squad; there were no American soldiers in front of me...  

I, too, groaned when I saw the May 7 Monitor headline about fugitives "on the lamb" as if sound-alike is good enough, rather than spelling for meaning. But what really caught my attention was the column on song birds in the May 6 Sunday Monitor which ...  

I am not sure what is more important: the fact that young people will put themselves on the line to make the world a better place or the fact that there is an event completely produced by young people that celebrates diversity in our community. Some adults ...  

From freeconcord.org: The Concord Monitor’s Felice Belman writes on her blog from the newspaper’s website that the Concord police have stopped including narratives of the events surrounding an arrest in releases to the press. Recently, they began only including the name and charges against an individual who has been seized by their organization. This is [...]  

The boys' team fell to Windham, 7-2, at Great Bay Athletic Club in Newmarket ... Blad and Zwick (8-0) and Forsythe and Sophie Wensberg (8-1) won at second and third doubles, respectively. In the boys' match, Simon Wallace had an 8-5 win at No. 5 singles ...  

Matt French made five saves. For Stark, Filluel scored three goals and added an assist, while Matt Richard (two assists), Keith Galli (three assists) and Thomas Zervos potted two goals apiece. The Pride actually trailed the Cardinals (0-6), 4-3 ...  

DAVE LYNCH has retired from the Bank of New Hampshire Board of Directors after serving 20 years. Lynch was elected as corporator for Laconia Savings Bank in 1983. He has spread his expertise to several organizations throughout the Lakes Region including ...