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About 240 members of the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests gathered at The Rocks for the unveiling of its new North Country headquarters during its 122nd Annual Meeting at The Rocks here Saturday.

Concord City Hall is getting a facelift to save its unique brick structure.Propoint Restoration, along with Milestone Engineering & Construction are repointing the masonry joints of the brick façade to preserve and protect the distinctive brickwork of...

Forty six years later, emergency stabilization work to prevent catastrophic loss begins.

Allenstown parents got their first look at the blueprint for where their town’s future will be educated. At Wednesday night’s Planning Board meeting, the vision for a combined elementary and middle school on River Road came to life in updated plans...

UNITY — With the estimate for renovations and additions to the county’s nursing facility rising to as much as $57 million, county officials are discussing the next steps as they try to determine how much money the county could receive from federal and...

News from the Seacoast business community.

News from the Seacoast business community.

These places are both highly visible landmarks and lesser-known significant places. “These properties seem very different from each other,” said Nicholas Mitchell, chair of the N.H. Preservation Alliance board of directors, “but every one of these landmarks is an icon of life in New Hampshire at different times in our history,” he said.

Liberty Utilities, city reach agreement to keep gasholder from collapsing —Courtesy Related stories Emergency work will be done this year on Concord’s historic gasholder to keep it from collapsing while its future is decided, following an agreement between the city, Liberty Utilities and the New Hampshire Preservation Alliance. The Preservation Alliance announced Thursday that contractors will “conduct emergency stabilization in the upcoming construction season,” including fixing a bro...

$500,000 donation to save gasholder raises hopes but doesn’t guarantee its future John Horangic of Bishop Brady High School joins the Save the Gasholder event on South Main Street on Dec. 29. GEOFF FORESTER / Monitor file Modified: 1/8/2021 4:55:19 PM An anonymous donation of $500,000 has given new hope to the idea of saving Concord’s gasholder, although the fate of the historic building is far from settled. The donation was announced Friday at the final meeting of the ad-hoc Gasholder Co...