Sruthi Gopalakrishnan - Concord Monitor
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The report said that a quarter of the state’s older population lives alone, with the majority residing in rural areas.
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The study commissioned by state officials showed that, after food waste, compostable paper like cardboard and newspapers make up the second-largest share of New Hampshire’s municipal solid waste. Not far behind are discarded textiles, leather goods and pet waste.
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The executive director of the nonprofit that runs Philbrook Adult Transitional Facility in Concord said he’s worried that selling the building could leave the 16 residents without a place to live.
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The judge wrote that the school district had a position with “adult parents targeting a visiting student athlete at a school soccer match.”
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Placed near Concord's Christmas tree and a traditional nativity scene, the Baphomet statue became the target of vandalism multiple times.
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New Hampshire House lawmakers hoping to enact a temporary moratorium on new landfills in NH, lowered their aim to a three-year pause in an attempt to strike the right balance to negotiate with their counterparts in the Senate and Gov. Kelly Ayotte.
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Federal agents showed up unannounced at a popular Mexican restaurant last week, detaining two employees while checking workers’ immigration status.
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The moratorium will be part of the policy section of the state budget. It will also introduce a new siting proposal that would allow the community to have a say when these projects come up.
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Two parents wore pink armbands marked with “XX” — a reference to the chromosomes typically associated with biological females — to protest the participation of transgender athletes at a high school soccer game.
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“We don't want you supporting our girls the way you are,” Alex Zerba, a parent of a girls varsity soccer player, said of the protests.