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Concord has many upcoming events, including the July 4th celebration featuring a parade, speeches, music, and fireworks.

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By Rachel Wachman Verified
| Concord Monitor Verified
When I moved here two years ago, I didn't know a single person in Concord. I decided to take a chance on New Hampshire because I loved everything I'd seen of the Monitor so far. The Granite State did not disappoint. (And nor, for the record, did the Monitor!) In the time since, I've met countless people and made friends in many corners of the city and its surrounding areas.
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Nonprofits & News: Telling stories that matter

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By Rachel Wachman Verified
| Concord Monitor Verified
Join the Concord Monitor in partnership with Granite United Way for Nonprofits & News: Telling Stories That Matter on July 14. This evening of community connection is open to representatives from local nonprofits. This training is designed to equip nonprofits - especially small and grassroots organizations - with practical tools to effectively engage with local media, increase visibility and better share their impact on the community.
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On Main: People like downtown Concord, but they want more

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By Rachel Wachman Verified
| Concord Monitor Verified
Alexandra Stewart turned to the local retailers lining the streets of downtown Concord this April when she needed teacher appreciation gifts - elated that, now, she has not one but two new stationary stores to visit. When her knives grow dull, she packs them up and heads to Things Are Cooking to get them sharpened. When she craves fresh air or a change of scenery, she'll venture to the brick walkways of Main Street for her daily walk.
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