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I have been a Concord resident for forty four years. I have seen a lot of changes to the city, many, such as our growing homeless population, are sad to see. A 43,000-square-foot casino will do nothing to improve the quality of life in our city. My...

A Pittsfield man arrested last month for allegedly hitting a woman with a metal bat is now getting the neighborhood’s attention for hanging Confederate flags and Nazi paraphernalia outside his Chestnut Street home.Guy Hanson, 57, was charged with...

New Hampshire authorities are looking for a couple who were reportedly last heard from on Monday. According to the Concord Patch, Djeswende and Steven Reid, 66 and 67,…

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How much are online bragging rights to “Live Free or Die” worth? A billion dollars? Matthew St. Onge thinks that’s as good a guess as any, and he’d like New Hampshire to have a piece of it. Plus he wouldn’t mind a little bit for himself.The Concord...

Jan 22, 2021 CONCORD, N.H. (WBZ NewsRadio) — A Concord police officer is facing several felony and misdemeanor charges, including assault and domestic violence. According to the New Hampshire Deputy Attorney Generals office, 39-year-old Concord officer Bryan Croft, of Concord, was taken into custody Friday. Croft is being charged with one felony count of second degree assault, two felony counts of witness tampering, two felony counts of falsifying physical evidence, and one misdemeanor count ...

UpdatedSat, Jan 2, 2021 at 1:20 pm ET Replies(3) Whites Park - December, 2020 (Photo courtesy of Alan G. Jesseman) Last week I stood at the entrance of Concords beloved Whites Park (Okay - White Park for those who prefer that moniker), feeling hopeful and optimistic. Throughout my many decades of living in Concord, the park has always been a source of pleasure and reflection for me. Last week it never felt better being there between two brightly decorated trees on an unusually balmy December e...