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Joye C. Olson

Boscawen, NH – Joye C. Olson, 89, of Concord, passed peacefully February 17, 2026 at Concord Hospital due to complications of COPD.

She was born in Concord NH on April 22, 1936 to Grace and Robert Clarke, Sr. She grew up with her parents and three brothers on South Main St. in Penacook. She graduated from Penacook High School class of 54. She grad...


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Duane Ford has managed budgets for the Bow and Dunbarton school districts for more than a decade, but nothing quite prepared him for this year’s health insurance bill: a 16% jump in premiums, the steepest increase he’s ever seen.

“It’s a part of the budget that we don’t have any control over,” he said.

The districts are far from alone. School districts ac...


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When it comes to the war in Iran, Joni Ernst told a crowd in Concord, she has “skin in the game.”

The U.S. senator from Iowa is a veteran of the early 2000s Operation Iraqi Freedom, widely known as the kind of “forever war” that politicians and voters alike say they want to avoid. Her daughter now serves active duty, and two soldiers from Ernst’s home state were k...


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Twenty-three position eliminations, cuts to alternative education programs, furniture and supplies, and paying only interest in the first year of debt on the middle would help the Concord Board of Education reduce its budget by millions.

Yet taking those steps still leaves another $13 million in spending to be eliminated before the school board reaches its goal of ...


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A family farm in Dunbarton has been protected from development by Five Rivers Conservation Trust.

The group says 89 acres of fields, forests, and wetlands at the Englund Family Farm in have been placed under a conservation easement. The land and buildings were historically part of Dunbarton’s Twiss Farm.

The farm is about a half mile from each of three ...


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