Concord News

Shirley Cargel arrived at the Holiday Inn one morning last week on a mission. She would tell her own story of childhood in an institution and describe as best she could the lives of those who struggle to speak ...

Three-year-old Kevin Byishimo was born on a day of war. Someday, he will know the full story: How his parents were driven from their home in the Democratic Republic of Congo to the Gatumba refugee camp in ...

Summer officially started two weeks ago, and already consumers, oil companies and state officials are bracing for the heating season.

In her 67 years, Katy Forry has been a high-school teacher, a mother of two, an advocate for disabled children, a sometime school bus driver, a newspaper stringer and the author of a self-published children's ...

Augustin Ntabaganyimana sat one sticky afternoon last month with a dozen Bhutanese people newly arrived in Concord from refugee camps in Nepal.

A drunken driving charge filed by the Concord police against a Hooksett man in May 2007 has been dismissed.

The Massachusetts National Guard sergeant who was charged last summer with aggravated driving while intoxicated after hitting two bicyclists on South Main Street will plead guilty, according to court records.

Chris Sakey loved to rock. What those hardboiled chords, born out of the Seacoast's punk scene in the 1980s, did for his troubled mind is anyone's guess.

Franklin Police Chief Rod Forey inspects Christopher Hart's weapon as Sgt. Douglas Voelbel looks on and David Gotthardt stands at attention last week in front of the Franklin Police Department building.

The local IRS office is trying to remind more than 1,000 retirees and disabled veterans in Concord to file their tax returns this summer so they can claim their economic stimulus checks.

The amount of tax money owed to the city of Concord by delinquent taxpayers has jumped by almost half a million dollars this year, a leap that city officials attribute to the current economic downturn.

Faced with a $385,000 gap in its operating budget, the Bow Board of Selectmen last night unanimously adopted a proposal that will close the town's transfer station, further delay road paving and reduce the new ...

Dan Bilodeau and Gary Benson pack their belongings for a trip to their new home in Gilford.

Fireworks fanatics looking for the biggest bang for their bucks may want to stock up on extra explosives when shopping for July 4 this year.

In 1975, 16-year-old Ray Buckley wanted one thing for Christmas: A $25 Jimmy Carter Charter Club membership.

Law enforcement authorities have moved the child pornography case against former soccer coach Jacob Silva to federal court from state court.

FairPoint Communications said it will buy 215 Ford trucks from five regional automobile dealerships as it rolls into the region as the new owner of the former Verizon telephone business in Maine, Vermont and ...

Four New Hampshire teenagers have been arrested in a string of "Drano bombings" in Concord.

A Concord man was arrested and charged with second-degree assault yesterday after he attacked a tow truck driver who was towing his car, knocking him off the bed of the truck and fracturing his skull, according ...

A former coach at a youth soccer league in Concord, New Hampshire, already charged with prostitution and child pornography in state court, now faces a federal child pornography charge.