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Column: Who benefits from the data center boom? It’s not you
Data centers are not providing broad-based economic growth, and their impact on communities is often negative, with few permanent jobs, high electricity and water consumption, and potential PFAS…
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1mSunapee High School Class of 2026
The Sunapee Middle High School Class of 2026 is comprised of 26 students, including Eben Berube, Emma Bressette, Bella Corriveau, Grace Cox, Noah Galusha, Samuel Gaudet, Cole Giberson, Taylor Goodspeed, Maria Hampson, Emily Hayward, Olive Jennings, Sienna Kangas, Jasper Knapp, Anastasia La Brie, Isabella La Brie, Lucy Lee, Chloe Leslie, Connor Messenger, Emily Mullen, Grace Ritzmann, Owen Sailer, Olivia Scheele, Ana Skeie, Dylan Smith, Greyson Spears, Sadie Sykes, Madison Tighe, Garrett Trevino, Aria Varian, and Audrey Wenger.
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2mRivendell Academy Class of 2026 post-graduation plans
The Rivendell Academy Class of 2026 is comprised of 28 students who are attending various universities, colleges and trade schools, or are working in various jobs, taking gap years or completing high school in Italy.
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1mMid Vermont Christian School Class of 2026
The Mid Vermont Christian School Class of 2026 is comprised of six students from Vermont and New Hampshire, who will be attending universities such as Penn State, University of North Carolina, SUNY Plattsburgh, and the United States Army.
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6mWhat one patch of NH forest reveals about 250 years of American history
Nikki Andrews, steward of the Sheldrick Forest in Wilton, N.H., has been leading hikes for over 30 years to showcase the forest's evolution over centuries, from the glaciers to the Pine Tree Rebellion to the present day.
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2m19-year-old injured in rollover on I-89 in Royalton
A 19-year-old from Barre, Vermont was injured in a rollover accident on I-89 North on Monday, and the vehicle was considered a total loss.