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Byron Champlin, Mayor Of Concord Candidate - Concord, NH - The candidate explains why he is running in 2023.

Jim Bouley served as a city councilor for 10 years before he took over as mayor of New Hampshire’s capital city in 2008. Several people are already expressing interest in running to replace him.

The Concord Police Department is looking to add a licensed social worker that would help manage issues that don’t require a sworn police officer, like homelessness and mental health. As part of the department’s $15.5 million proposed budget, Concord...

Planning board members were left disgruntled Wednesday night when the applicant of a proposed casino and his consultants failed to produce an adequate emergency services assessment per the request of the board, further delaying the application.The...

Planning board members were left disgruntled Wednesday night when the applicant of a proposed casino and his consultants failed to produce an adequate emergency services assessment per the request of the board, further delaying the application.The...

Change is inevitable. And change breeds fear, said Reheb Abagegni.It’s the people who fear change that the city must address in order to become a more inclusive community for all. she said.“Those that look you up and down and say you shouldn’t wear a...

In the three years that Charm Emiko has been reserving a room at the Concord community center to work with children as part of her organization, Project STORY, she has never faced any availability issues or been unable to secure a classroom.However,...

A city-appointed diversity and inclusion committee will host listening sessions for community members starting next week to gather feedback and insight to make Concord more equitable for all residents. The first cluster of listening sessions will take...

With a new 10-year solid waste management contract with Casella Waste Systems approved by the City Council on Monday evening, the future of recycling remains uncertain for the city.The existing contract with the company includes no additional cost to...

A proposed housing development off Stickney Avenue in Concord to renovate five former Department of Transportation buildings into multifamily housing units that was once a point of contention between the state and city has received the green light to...