Six months after SNAP disruptions, NH hunger relief organizations reflect on growing need

Police identify Hartford car fire victim, investigation continues

A 62-year-old Hartford resident died from thermal injuries in a car fire at the Hartford Point Cemetery, an incident officials described as isolated.

Opinion: Sullivan County TRAILS program is worth saving

In 2010, Sullivan County launched a bold gamble favoring rehabilitation over retribution:TRAILS, which stands for Transitional Reentry and Inmate Life Skills. Rather than build a new jail estimated at $42 million, the county opened a $7.1 million treatment-centered facility where eligible inmates with substance use disorders could undergo a 90-day treatment course to help them […]

Opinion: Free flu shot clinics are Upper Valley accomplishment

Every fall, something pretty remarkable happens in communities across the Upper Valley. People walk into a community building, a school gym or a local gathering place, roll up their sleeves and get a flu vaccine. The vaccine is free. The process is simple. And most people probably don’t give much thought to everything that happened […]

Lebanon police investigate antisemitic graffiti found at multiple sites

Lebanon police are investigating the discovery of antisemitic graffiti found at several locations in downtown Lebanon, including swastikas and Nazi slogans.

Claremont recovers $700,000 in grant money it never requested, a key factor in its deficit

Claremont school officials reported recovering nearly $700,000 in previously unrequested federal grant reimbursements, though more than $1 million remains to be collected.