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Concord City Council is considering a change to the city’s ethics ordinance which would clarify when councilors and other officials are required to recuse themselves or leave the room during meetings and other council business.Under the proposed...

Face coverings are now required for members of the public in some city buildings, according to an alert on the City of Concord website posted on Tuesday.City employees are not required to wear masks during work hours unless they interact with the...

The City of Concord has no plans to require its employees to wear masks inside city buildings, as other New Hampshire municipalities approve mask ordinances this month.Citing rising rates of COVID and increased strain on hospital capacity, governments...

City Manager Tom Aspell struck a positive tone when it comes to the city’s progress towards addressing inequality at the end of racial equity training for current and incoming councilors.“This will be fun,” he told councilors about the equity work...

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — The New Hampshire Supreme Court has ruled that the Concord Police...

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — The New Hampshire Supreme Court has ruled that the Concord Police Department does not have to divulge information about its “covert communications equipment.” The American Civil Liberties Union of New Hampshire and the Concord Monitor filed the lawsuit after receiving the redacted license agreement through a public records request.

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — The New Hampshire Supreme Court has ruled that the Concord Police Department does not have to divulge information about its “covert communications equipment.” The American Civil Liberties Union of New Hampshire and the Concord Monitor filed the lawsuit after receiving the redacted license agreement through a public records request.

CONCORD — Taxpayers will remain in the dark about “covert communications equipment” used by the Concord Police Department after the New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled that the city could keep secret from the public what the equipment is, what it does...

Taxpayers will remain in the dark about “covert communications equipment” used by the Concord Police Department after the New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled that the city could keep secret from the public what the equipment is, what it does and the...

I read with astonishment the City Council voting to allow City Manager Tom Aspell to enter into negotiations with Atlantic Broadband. A quick heads up at what the Concord area customers can look forward to with that association. An average of 4-6 hour...