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Here are the candidates for Franklin's municipal election - Concord Monitor (opens the original)
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While most New Hampshire cities and towns have focused on the primary and general elections this year, the city of Franklin had one more on its list, sandwiched right in between: the Oct. 6 municipal election. Voters in all three wards will elect city council and school board representatives this Tuesday. Ward 1 has races for both city council and school board, Ward 2 has a city council race, and Ward 3 has no races at all. Stephanie Wolff is the sole city council candidate in Ward 3. Timothy Jo
Arts Ahead: A book worm's dream in downtown Concord - Concord Monitor (opens the original)
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There’s nothing I love more than getting completely enraptured by a book. Cozying up on the couch, lying on the grass in the park, drinking a chai latte in a bustling cafe — wherever and however I do it, reading is one of those simple pleasures I love indulging in no matter my mood. There are a ton of authors that I keep coming back to: classic novelists like Jane Austen and John Steinbeck and more contemporary authors like Haruki Murakami and Joan Didion. When it comes to Jodi Picoult, I keep r
Car strikes pedestrian near South Main Street - Concord Monitor (opens the original)
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A pedestrian was hit by a car Friday night near downtown Concord. Concord Police reported to the area of South Main Street and Thorndike Street around 10:45 p.m. A man had been struck by a vehicle on the roadway and was taken to Concord Hospital for treatment, according to Lieutenant Thomas Yerkes. Police did not disclose the victim’s medical status at the time of the incident or his current status, pending an investigation. No information was provided about the cause of the incident or the driv
Bhawani Dangal shares journey in "Down the Braided River" - Concord Monitor (opens the original)
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Bhawani Dangal often looked at the rivers in Concord and couldn’t help but to compare them to those in Bhutan. In his home country, the river currents moved fast and often flooded even faster. The water in Bhutan was clear enough to see the riverbed and clean enough to drink it straight from the source. He remembered early mornings in his childhood when his mom sang songs while traveling down to the river to collect water for the day. He hasn’t been back to Bhutan since he was seven years old, w
Warner planning board approves Dollar General site despite resident pushback - Concord Monitor (opens the original)
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Daniel Del Caro remembers seeing a Dollar General store in nearly every pocket of the South, where he lived for 20 years before moving to New England. When he heard that one was being proposed near Warner’s Exit 9, he said it didn’t add up. “They’re just a large corporate venture setting up their shops wherever they can get some real estate and then selling their trinkets,” he said. “They don’t bring anything to a community, and both my wife and I often discussed how fortunate we were not to hav
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