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1. Loudon Sex Offender Arrested In Concord On Registration Charges: Police Log (patch.com) — Concord residents may want to know about several recent police actions in the city, including arrests on Silk Farm Road, Palm Street, and North State Street, plus camping violations in Bicentennial Square and on Sheep Davis Road. The log also details the arrest of a Loudon man in Concord on sex offender registration charges, along with traffic and theft-related cases involving local residents.
2. Field of Concord school board incumbents unclear; filing period runs Sept. 4 (concordmonitor.com) — Concord residents have a chance to run for local school board seats, with the filing period open Sept. 4–14 at the SAU offices on Liberty Street. Incumbents Brenda Hastings and Jessica Campbell are undecided about seeking new terms, while Liz Boucher plans to run again, shaping key decisions on the middle school project and the future of public education in the district.
3. Concord man receives human kidney after pig kidney transplant (wmur.com) — A Concord man, Timothy Andrews, is recovering well after finally receiving a human kidney transplant, following 271 days supported by an experimental genetically edited pig kidney. The pig organ kept him off dialysis until a human donor became available in January 2026, making his case the first documented transition from pig kidney to human kidney transplant.
4. How one small Concord farm is meeting high demand for local greens (nhpr.org) — Tucked on a wooded hill in Concord, Generation Farm is scrambling to keep up as its locally grown lettuce and microgreens sell out each week. Owners James and Marley Stever handle everything themselves, using organic, chemical-free methods like solarizing beds and movable electric fencing to meet rising demand from residents worried about national lettuce recalls.
5. Cyber threats an immense and global challenge for NH's water suppliers (nhpr.org) — Concord's water treatment plant increasingly relies on remote, internet-connected systems that save staff time but also open new doors for cyberattacks. New Hampshire water officials and cybersecurity experts warn that small systems statewide face growing digital threats, and lawmakers are beginning to require stronger protections. Local residents are urged to consider how a sudden water disruption could affect daily life and emergency services.
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