If there were ever a rumble over what New Hampshire city loved its pets the most, we’re pretty sure that Concord would come out on top. We have no data to back that up, but we love the way our readers eagerly send pictures of their furry, scaly and feathered companions to The Insider and the way you bring Fido with… 0

The following is a friendly reminder from the city clerk’s office. In accordance with RSA 466:1, all dogs four months of age or older shall be licensed annually. Before a license is issued, the owner or keeper of the dog must furnish a current rabies certificate if one is not on file with the city clerk. Licensing fees are: - $10 for non-spayed or non-neutered dogs - $7.50 for… 0

Earth Day is April 22. Yes, I know - that's a Thursday, a work day. So let's expand the celebration to Earth Weekend, even Earth Month. Now I'm not trying to guilt you into doing something time-intensive or expensive. If each of us makes a contribution (even a small one), it can make a big impact. You don't have to… 0

The small building at left was extremely important to the Boston & Maine Railroad 50 years ago. What was it? The Concord Historical Society has the answer at concordhistoricalsociety.org. Or you can wait until next week's Insider. During the lion's share of the 20th century, the B&M's presence and influence… 0

The Concord-Merrimack County SPCA celebrates its 100th anniversary this year. After a century of helping animals in the area, the SPCA is ready to expand - plans are in the works for a new and improved building on Silk Farm Road. To say the SPCA is busting at the seams is a bit of understatement; animals are housed… 0

Come learn about the rivalry between the North-enders and the South-enders; where President Lincoln spoke; George Washington's tree; and Teddy Roosevelt's bed. Boy Scout Troop 81 and Cub Scout Pack 81 of Concord are hosting a Hike-a-Thon throughout Concord on Saturday, April 10. In celebration of 100 years of Scouting in America, the hike includes "A Magical History Tour" that is… 0

Tune in to Channel 22 on April 8 at 7 p.m., for the inaugural airing of "Art In Focus," a monthly program produced by Concord TV that showcases local artists and arts organizations. The first show will feature a youth exhibit at the Steeplegate Mall, a tour of the Community Players of Concord's studio and a story on jewelry designer Bunny Stoykovich. "Art In Focus" can also be… 0

Are you interested in a career in natural resources? Do you like hiking, camping and canoeing? If that sounds like you, apply for the New Hampshire Natural Leaders Program - a high school leadership development program designed to inspire emerging environmental and community leaders through outdoor recreational and educational experiences. The program begins with an orientation… 0