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Concord was disqualified from a state drinking water taste test. Officials say it's 'water under the bridge.' - Concord Monitor (opens the original)
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Concord has been so dominant in the state’s competition for best-tasting drinking water that the city manager has compared its success to the great Boston sports dynasties of his generation. The capital city brought home the title of best-tasting tap water in New Hampshire in six of the last eight annual state competitions. This past spring, in what could be deemed an upset, the town of Plymouth’s tap water came out the favorite. Concord water treatment staff didn’t learn until weeks later that,
Concord Schools celebrate middle school construction - Concord Monitor (opens the original)
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Students, staff and school board members gathered in the rain Saturday to celebrate the long-underway construction of a new middle school in Concord. Crews broke ground on the site back in June, but Saturday marked a symbolic celebration of the work underway. Over the last few months, work has started preparing the location for the new building — crews placed an underground stormwater drainage system, began digging geothermal wells that will one day heat the new building, installed underground p
David J. Landry - Concord Monitor (opens the original)
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Sun City Center, FL – It is with great joy and fond remembrance that we celebrate the life of David Joseph Landry, who was born on January 7, 1949, in Laconia, New Hampshire, and peacefully passed away at his home on September 2, 2026, in Sun City Center, Florida. David’s journey began at an early age in the beautiful Lakes Region of New Hampshire, where he developed a deep-seated appreciation for nature and the outdoors. He proudly served his country as a member of the United States Air Force a
'This is middle school. These guys adapt': Rundlett teachers, students manage construction noise - Concord Monitor (opens the original)
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As Stephanie Bednaz’s seventh-grade art class dribbled into her classroom, grabbing pencils to begin their warm-up sketches, she polled them: “What do you guys think of the noise out there?” Outside her classroom windows, construction equipment crisscrossed a field of dirt. Construction of a new middle school began not long before school let out in the spring. A few days into the fall school year, it was in full swing. “It’s horrible,” piped Alessandra Sallese. She doesn’t like how it shakes the
Aspell to retire in January after two decades as Concord City Manager - Concord Monitor (opens the original)
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Concord City Manager Tom Aspell announced Tuesday that he plans to retire at the end of January after 21 years in the role and just over 28 years at City Hall. “Concord is my home and I am most proud to call it so,” Aspell said in a written statement released by the city. “Being part of Concord for these last 28 years, through all of the changes and progress, has been truly rewarding to me and I am most grateful for having had the opportunity to serve.” Aspell took a six-week sabbatical running
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