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The Cruel Opressor wasn't always so cruel
Before the Insider was the strapping, young publication it is today, it was just a mere twinkle in someone’s eye.
The antiques and artifacts of Concord
Last year, Concord resident and jewelry maker Kythryne Aisling bought this Shaker spinning wheel from Hilltop Consignments in Pembroke.
Is it Christmas?
New officers, extra-long weekly memo
A&E Scene
Local landmarks get some play in novel
Romance. Murder. Mystery.
At the Kimball School?
Well, not exactly, unless you have Nora LeDuc's active imagination.
Coming Soon!
New parking kiosks
Game on for soccer
In this week’s memo, City Manager Tom Aspell had a ball talking soccer. Here’s the scoop:
A&E Scene
Aaron Bourque has a point of view. What that view is, exactly, is up in the air.
The Instigator
Without a real border, we're not sure it exists
Ask someone where Penacook begins and ends, and you might as well be asking if the chicken or the egg came first. No one seems to know.
We love you, Tom
Thirsty?
We’re in hot water
City Manager Tom Aspell had quite a bit to say in this week’s memo. We’re not sure what inspired you to be so verbose, Tom, but we like it.
Insider After Hours
Scott Bulger focuses on parts of the whole
Three gravestones catch my eye. Each one has a single word printed across it. Brother. Mother. Father.
Fun on the fourth
Get your sparklers and glow necklaces ready, because in this week’s memo, City Manager Tom has some exciting news for you.
Opinionator
I ate free food and saw art. Where were you?
It was a sticky, humid Thursday evening, but I didn’t mind. I was surrounded by art, velvety chocolate cake, crisp shortbread cookies, music, wine and ice-cold pitchers of lemonade.
Watch out . . .
CANNONBALL!!!
Kids make it look like a piece-o-cake
If you didn't make it to last Wednesday's "Fit Flicks Fest" at the Concord Boys and Girls Club, you missed the recipe for Chef Shelly Shecker's famous shimmy shimmy shish-kabob.
After hours
It was a Thursday and we were thirsty. Thirsty for some blues music, that is.
Okay, we were actually seeking a beer - the blues was just a bonus.
The New England School of Archery and the Art of Archery co-host archery tournaments for kids in Concord twice a month. These smiling faces participated in a May tournament.
Last week, Second Start Alternative High School unearthed some ancient artifacts.
The North State saga
We know you’re busy with the budget, City Manager Tom Aspell, so we won’t complain about how skimpy the memo was this week.
The Revelator
A new store teaches women how to use it
Ladies, you’ve heard of Tupperware parties. You’ve probably been to a few.
Retiree of the week
Cebollero told lots of kids to 'just say no'
Master Police Officer Miguel Cebollero has a lengthy list of reasons to pat himself on the back.
Our intrepid fourth-grade correspondent, Ella Fabozzi (right), goes to great lengths for The Insider. She recently toted along an issue of her favorite free weekly to Florence, Italy.
A week of food, music and events promoting alternative transportation is under way. Are you ready?
Thanks to our pesky production schedule, it’s a tad too late to tell you that another day full of bicycle fun and a free bike safety class were held on Monday.
OMG! You look great!
The Monitor is currently seeking 2010 prom photos for its website. Find the submission form at concordmonitor.com/topic/prom-2010 or e-mail Meg Heckman at mheckman@cmonitor.com for more information.
Gently down the Charles
Lauren Silva snapped this beautiful shot of the Charles River while rowing. Lauren may spend her free time in Boston waters, but she works at Granite State Independent Living in our lovely city.
The Insider did a lot of traveling over the last few weeks - we're feeling jet-lagged just thinking about it.
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A brief (albeit riveting) history of the Insider
Before the Insider was the strapping, young publication it is today, it was just a mere twinkle in someone’s eye.
Meet your local Timbermen (and women)
Last month, dozens of local athletes participated in the Timberman Sprint, a short-distance triathlon around Lake Winnipesaukee that consists of a 0.3-mile swim, 15-mile bike ride and 3-mile run.