Catherine McLaughlin is a News Reporter at various outlets including New Hampshire Public Radio and the Laconia Daily Sun. She focuses on themes such as education, special education, and the construction and real estate sectors, often exploring topics like urban design, housing markets, and real estate development. Catherine's work has been featured in publications 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
For Concord City Councilors, making layoffs to reduce next year’s budget jump proved to be a line they would not cross. Seeking to avoid layoffs, the council moved to dip farther into its rainy day fund to cover operational expenses than originally proposed by the city manager, and with some dissent, approved a 2027 city […]
By: Catherine Mclaughlin
Concord Police are requesting that anyone with information about a shooting on South Main Street in the early hours of Sunday morning come forward. At 1:20 a.m., a resident of the area around South Main and Sexton Avenue reported to police that a bullet had come through their second-story window. Another caller said they had […]
By: Catherine Mclaughlin
The new clubhouse being built at the city-owned Beaver Meadow Golf Course doesn’t sit well with some residents who don’t want their money paying for it. “Taxpayers are being asked to fund projects that many feel do not serve the needs of the majority of residents,” Catherine Cullity wrote in a letter to the Concord […]
By: Catherine Mclaughlin
As buses pulled out of the Rundlett parking lot, the air around the school smelled like freshly tilled soil. Excavators arrived at South Street at the start of the week, with crews preparing the ground for the foundation of a new school. As claws scraped at mounds of earth, dump trucks from Merrill construction and […]
By: Catherine Mclaughlin
Unearthing the past: Time capsules from Rundlett Middle School's history are being discovered as construction begins on a new site.
By: Catherine Mclaughlin
Concord City Council increases funding for free bus system, ensuring service for low-income residents and economic growth. Funding boost may not be recurring.
By: Catherine Mclaughlin
Concord taxpayers should keep an eye on their mailboxes toward the end of this month. Long-awaited property values as a result of the citywide revaluation are expected to hit the mail on June 22, according to the city assessor, Jonathan Rice. These new assessments are preliminary, and anyone who thinks the value of their property […]
By: Catherine Mclaughlin
At one point in their budget deliberations, the Concord City Council seemed on the verge of deflating the funding it grants the free bus system in town.
By: Rachel Wachman, Catherine Mclaughlin
The Concord Monitor compiled an inventory of the storefront spaces on and around Main Street, categorizing them by type, noting businesses' tenures, hours and landlords. This data was used to build an interactive rendering of Main Street, where readers can pinpoint a day and time and simulate a stroll downtown.
By: Rachel Wachman, Catherine Mclaughlin
To kick off the next phase of the On Main project, the Concord Monitor invites you to participate in our community survey. Share your thoughts on everything from what you like about downtown and where you go on Main Street to potential areas for improvement.
