Catherine McLaughlin is a News Reporter at various esteemed publications including New Hampshire Public Radio and the Laconia Daily Sun. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on construction and real estate, business and economics, as well as arts and education, often exploring urban design and development within these themes. Catherine's work has been featured in multiple outlets such as NH Business Review, Business NH Magazine, and the Concord Monitor.
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Catherine's coverage primarily focuses on local news, crime, education, community events, and politics in the United States with a specific emphasis on New Hampshire and Laconia. Her articles often include government announcements as well as event coverage.
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By: Catherine Mclaughlin
Two women were found deceased in Concord over the weekend in unrelated deaths that are not being investigated as suspicious, according to Concord Police. Late Friday night, police located a 51-year-old woman in her tent along the river near Old Turnpike Road, south of Concord’s transfer station. A friend had gone to check in on […]
By: Catherine Mclaughlin
Wednesday was a big day for state legislators. Not just because they voted to override several of the governor’s vetoes: It was the first day of a lawmaking session when the shiny new legislative parking garage was open for their use. After more than a year of construction, about 350 people were able to park […]
By: Catherine McLaughlin
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By: Catherine Mclaughlin
When students arrive at the Concord Regional Technical Center in a few weeks, sparks will fly inside its newly installed welding shop. The career and tech education center, or CRTC, added a welding course to its bouquet of offerings this year. It filled up fast. “When we went out to recruit students, they would always […]
By: Catherine Mclaughlin
Staffing shortages and budget rejections left John Stark Regional High School unable to offer its popular welding class this year.
By: Catherine Mclaughlin
After a weeks-long campaign by city firefighters, the Concord city government has agreed to reopen talks over their union contracts. “We understand their frustration, thinking that we were not willing to talk,” Mayor Byron Champlin said. “We are willing to talk.” The firefighters have pushed for renegotiation of their pay as the result of a […]
By: Catherine McLaughlin
Emergency police lights on pavement. Credit: Tony Webster via Wikimedia Commons
By: Catherine McLaughlin
Concord announces a master plan overhaul with public input sessions starting Sept. 19. Learn how the city will guide future growth.
By: Catherine McLaughlin
Concord housing pipelines feature hundreds of units, from Steeplegate Mall's 600 planned homes to mid-size apartment projects.
By: Catherine McLaughlin
Construction begins on Concord's new $155M middle school, featuring seismic piers and geothermal wells. Occupancy is set for winter 2028-2029.
