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Concord City Council Approves New Fees, Some Fee Increases

Concord Monitor - Opinion: The purpose of a master plan

Letter: Reusable but not recyclable

Gail Page will never be allowed to serve on the city Solid Waste Committee, since she wants to find solutions rather than toe the official line. I’m one of the people she talks about who forgets their reusable bags in the car, but since I often...

Opinion: Dubious projects on city council agenda

The Concord City Council agenda for April 10 contains two dubious million-dollar projects. Environmentally conscious residents may wish to contact their city councilors or testify against them. The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate...

Valley News - Concord chooses to shift from burying its trash to burning it

After a 10-year deal with Casella Waste Systems, Concord is on track to shift from burying its trash to burning it.Under the terms of their new contract set to begin on July 1, 2024, Casella will continue to collect and transport the city’s waste, but...

Concord chooses to shift from burying its trash to burning it

After a 10-year deal with Casella Waste Systems, Concord is on track to shift from burying its trash to burning it.Under the terms of their new contract set to begin on July 1, 2024, Casella will continue to collect and transport the city’s waste, but...

Letter: Why does Concord allow casinos?

Concord residents apparently do not favor gambling since they have previously rejected in-person sports betting, so why does Concord allow casinos? City ordinances do not distinguish between occasional use of a facility for bingo games and full-time...

Letter: Close out TIF districts

Congratulations to Matt Walsh on his promotion to deputy city manager. It was a waste of money to conduct a search for this position with such an obvious internal candidate. Hopefully the city will save some money by discontinuing his former position...

Letter: NH presidential primary

Of course New Hampshire will have its first-in-the-nation presidential primary next year: state law requires it. The Republican Party hasn’t changed its calendar, and Gov. Sununu wants the national exposure. The only question is what the Democratic...

Opinion: Concord's school charter amendment

Roy Schweiker lives in Concord. Concord voters may be surprised to know that there is no legal requirement that the “explanation” of a charter amendment on the ballot must contain information on what the amendment would do, which may be under...