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Book: Mystery aboard
The Devil and the Dark Water By Stuart Turton (463 pages, mystery,...
OLLI class registrations opens soon
OLLI, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, at Granite State College recently...
Book: Opportunity to change
The Midnight Library By Matt Haig (288 pages, fantasy, 2020) This book is a...
Poem: Rusted Railroad Tracks
Rusted railroad tracks, where do you go, where have you been, what do you...
Cheers installs heated igloos to provide patio seating option for diners
Cheers owners Todd and Wendy Roy have taken outdoor seating to the next...
Book: Painting problem
Next to Last Stand By Craig Johnson (336 pages, mystery,...
Upcoming book discussions with Gibson’s
The Last Exit Michael Kaufman will visit Gibson’s Bookstore virtually on...
City newsletter: New history display, winter activity updates
The city manager’s office sent out the City Manager’s Newsletter last...
This week in Concord history
January 28, 1942: John G. Winant of Concord, the U.S. ambassador to England,...
Icy celebration returns to downtown
The Hotel Concord and Intown Concord will again be hosting a Winter Fest for...
Book: Pensioners look into cold case
The Thursday Murder Club By Richard Osman (Mystery, 2020) Four very...
Bulletin board
Learn about wooly mammoths The McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center will host...
City newsletter: Ponds have thawed for now
The city manager’s office sent out the City Manager’s Newsletter last...
This week in Concord history
Jan. 21, 2000: Barney’s Clothing, a fixture in downtown Pittsfield since...
Book: NPR host examines top businesses
How I Built This By Guy Raz (302 pages, nonfiction, 2020) Ever wonder...
City ponds open for skating
Insider staff On Jan. 8, Concord Parks and Recreation announced that the...
Bulletin Board: Look overhead
How to be a stargazer The Harris Center for Conservation Education is...
Frozen excursion: Ice Castles open
You don’t have to travel to the North Pole to find Frosty’s winter...
City Newsletter: Things to do on the snow and ice
The city manager’s office sent out the City Manager’s Newsletter last...
Poem: Concord Gasholder
Sometimes a memory, is just meant to be, the old round brick building, whose...
Author events: Zoom in to two book talks
On Jan. 21 at 7 p.m., Simon Winchester will present Land in a Zoom...
Poem: January
The fire crackles in the old brick hearth, a warm friend on this cold...
This week in Concord history
January 14, 1858: The Coos County Republicans hold a convention and pass a...
Book: Ragtag crew works together to save the day
Six of Crows By Leigh Bardugo (465 pages, young adult fantasy,...
Book: A novel for these times
Survivor Song By Paul Tremblay (320 pages, horror,...







