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Vermont’s first Black female police chief has the last word on public safety
Norma Hardy, Vermont's first and only Black female police chief, has spent her career in law enforcement, rebuilding the Brattleboro Police Department and advocating for more talking, training, and…
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14mGrantham community aims to make 5-year-old’s home wheelchair accessible
Grantham community members are raising funds to renovate the Leister family home to improve accessibility for 5-year-old Charley, who has Aicardi syndrome.
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7mThe Upper Valley after the midterms and what has remained human
Recent election results in Vermont and New Hampshire reflect a voter demand for accountability and results amid broader shifts in American democracy and the rise of transformative technologies like AI.
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4mUpper Valley businesses weigh Vermont’s tourism marketing program
The Vermont Chamber of Commerce and the Vermont Department of Tourism and Marketing have announced the continuation of their Vermont Tourism Marketing Program, allowing local businesses to apply for participation in the 2027 cycle.
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4mArrest near in Lebanon swastika vandalism; Hartford investigates memorial graffiti
Lebanon Police say they are close to making an arrest in the case of Nazi-themed vandalism discovered in September at several locations downtown. Meanwhile, police in Hartford have just begun investigating a similar act of vandalism at a veterans memorial, though they say they are not aware of any connection between the two cases. On […]
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4mNH House Democrats nominate Simpson to be next speaker ahead of Dec. 2 vote
New Hampshire House Democrats selected current minority leader Rep. Alexis Simpson as their nominee for speaker of the House ahead of the official election on Dec. 2.