I commute past a really odd-looking house in the town of Hopkinton. In summertime news can get slow, making it hard to fill the paper at times. So let's find out about the house! That's what I did: The story is in the Monitor, and you can read it right...

(This story appeared in the July 6 Monitor. As of this writing, all the comments posted at the end of it are thoughtful, well-written and in complete paragraph form. Go figure.) This week’s decision by the New Hampshire Union Leader to end readers’ ability to post...

This column is for geeks, who like innovative ideas that upend stodgy old industries, so to celebrate Fourth of July wanted to come up with an idea that will upend something traditionally American. Since mom and apple pie are fine as they are, I decided to upend...

(This is my column from the June 26 Monitor - and boy, was it fun to report and write) This is the story about one of New Hampshire’s roadside historical markers – actually, two of them that say the same thing – and how they’re not quite accurate for interesting...

I got my pilot's license many decades ago at a Tennessee airport so small that you had to buzz the runway once before landing, to scare off the deer, but I haven't flown since Reagan was president. But I remain interested in what is known as general aviation, so I was...

Concord TV records every monthly Science Cafe Concord, broadcasts it and posts an edited version online. Here's their take of the most recent cafe, about citizen science. Check it out!

In the 2004-2015 decade, N.H. reduced the total amount of electricity it produced through burning coal by 77 percent, the 8th-biggest decline of any state, according to federal data. That's one of the reasons it is so hard to determine how much Eversource's coal-fired...