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Jonathan Van Fleet

Jonathan Van Fleet

Managing Editor at Concord Monitor

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Local investors purchase Ragged Mountain, vow to preserve its character

A group of local investors, led by six close friends with deep ties to Ragged Mountain, have purchased the resort, pledging to preserve its character while pursuing future opportunities for growth.
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I-93 crash: Bow driver travels wrong direction, collides with picku...

A young driver from Bow was involved in a head-on crash on Interstate 93 in Concord on Thursday after she got on the highway going the wrong direction, police said. Around 12 p.m., Liana Fox, 18, of Bow, was traveling north on the highway in a silver Hyundai after she got on the southbound off-ramp […]
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The Concord Monitor has been fortunate to have incredibly talented journalists work in our newsroom and cover your communities.
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Emblematic of struggles across the state, Epsom residents question ...

Keith Cota wanted to say thank you, but he still had concerns.
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Special education again drives Epsom tax increase, but voters can c...

After a steep increase in school taxes due to special education and transportation costs last year, Epsom is facing a steeper hike this year.
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Monitor wins 10 first-place NH journalism awards, including reporte...

The Concord Monitor and its staff won 10 first-place awards, including Journalist of the Year and Photographer of the Year from the New Hampshire Press Association.Reporter Michaela Towfighi, who covers a unique beat called “Two New Hampshires” that...
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Prolific and reliable – Monitor’s David Brooks inducted into New En...

David Brooks hoped they’d make a bobblehead in his honor at the New England Journalism Hall of Fame dinner.He was joking, of course.Many serious things define Brooks – a stalwart among the state’s trusted press corps – mathematics, accuracy,...
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State criticized for lack of school funding support at Epsom delibe...

Faced with ever-rising costs in a school district that already makes up 70% of the tax bill in town, a common complaint emerged Saturday morning in Epsom: The state of New Hampshire needs to do a better job funding education.“One of the reasons we...
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Epsom budget hike driven by special education costs

Rising special education and transportation costs in Epsom – two things school officials have little control over – have led to a proposed budget that carries a significant tax increase.If the $14.2 million Epsom school budget is passed, it would...
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Community power offering cheaper electricity approved at Canterbury...

Howard Moffett stood next to the placard that listed the prevailing electricity rates for the two major energy suppliers in Canterbury.“We’ve talked a lot about how to spend money; now we get to talk about how to save money,” Moffett said.Unitil...
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Study to break away from Shaker Regional School District back befor...

After nearly a year considering a split from the Shaker Regional School District, Canterbury residents will be asked to explore the issue again – this time with a little added money to hire a consultant and get some legal advice. “We need to...