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Concord history on display at 'Liberty and Legacy' exhibition

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By Catherine McLaughlin
| Concord Monitor Verified
One wouldn't think the old frame, with its cracked glass face and wrapping paper-esque backing, would protect a 250-year-old letter so well through the years. The letter remained near pristine condition, its swirling "S" and curly "C" script now clearly discernible behind a new frame and glass. Dated Feb. 23 of the revolutionary year, it grants power of attorney from John Eastman of Salisbury, Mass. to his son, Richard, a Blacksmith living in Concord.
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With Mark Ciborowski's passing, Concord mourns 'Mr. Main Street'

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By Catherine McLaughlin
| Concord Monitor Verified
At first, Mark Ciborowski was skeptical of plans to tear up and narrow Concord's downtown thoroughfare. By the end, he was bringing lunch to the construction crews, and threw them a party when the work was done. When rehabilitation of the Capital Center of the Arts was underway, the initial thought was to just paint over the ceiling designs.
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On Main: Ten years after Concord's Main Street project, what's next for downtown?

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By Catherine McLaughlin
| Concord Monitor Verified
In 1987, Bill Whitman made a lot of people in Concord mad over a t-shirt. The artist and Air Force veteran, then 29 years old and working behind the counter at Pitchfork Records, inked it with the words: "Concord N.H., CITY IN A COMA." To punctuate his sentiment, he drew a design with a sleepy "Zzzzzzz" emanating from the State House dome. As far as he knows, Whitman was the first to coin the phrase about Concord being comatose.
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