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Fate of Claremont school year still is limbo as officials await financial data
Claremont schools plan to open Aug. 28 amid a $1–5M shortfall and lingering audit concerns; officials racing to clarify finances and decide whether to delay or cut services.
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3mUSDA drops 1.1 million rabies baits over Vermont, New Hampshire and New York
The United States Department of Agriculture is distributing 1.1 million oral rabies vaccine baits via small planes across rural areas of Vermont, New Hampshire, and New York to limit the spread of the virus among wildlife.
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10mWhat’s a farmers market in Vermont without the farmers?
Despite having the highest density of farmers markets in the country, Vermont's markets are struggling to attract enough agricultural vendors as farmers pivot toward more stable income sources like community-supported agriculture and direct-to-farm stands.
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3mHerbert L. Castellini
<html><head></head><body>Herbert L. Castellini<br /><br />White River Jct., VT - Herbert L. Castellini, 92, passed away peacefully Thursday, August 13, 2026, at The Village at White River Junction.<br /><br />Born March 28, 1934, to the late Merton an ...
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5mOver Easy: Of multimillion-dollar homes and bungalows
I read this week that New Hampshire set a record in July for the median sales price of a single-family home. It was $580,000, as in bucks, smackers, clams, greenbacks, dough. As they used to say, Ain’t it rich? I suppose my fellow baby boomers who managed to snag a house before the market, umm, […]
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3mHartford man arrested for intentionally flooding apartment to force eviction
A White River Junction man was arrested for allegedly flooding his apartment to force an eviction, an act that caused over $10,000 in damage and displaced residents.