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Hollis-Brookline's second quarter surge sinks Hanover boys hoops
Hollis-Brookline Cavaliers defeated Hanover Bears 58-45 in a battle between two of the top five teams in NHIAA Division II boys basketball, with senior Alton Williams leading the Cavaliers with 14…
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4mNH family court judge under investigation over handling of guardianship case
New Hampshire Judge Todd Prevett faces ethics charges for allegedly conducting an independent investigation and showing bias during a 2024 guardianship case.
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5mIn a challenging year, Vermont’s outdoor business leaders are full of optimism
At the Vermont Outdoor Economy Summit, officials and business leaders discussed the sector's $2.2 billion contribution to the state economy while addressing challenges posed by shifting federal tariff policies and declining traditional forestry industries.
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4mDriver in fatal Woodstock pedestrian crash takes plea deal
WOODSTOCK — The driver accused in a DUI crash that killed a 62-year-old pedestrian last December took a plea deal Tuesday that could let him avoid jail time. The Windsor County State’s Attorney’s Office originally charged Hank Ryan Rodrigues, 39, of Reading, with a felony count of DUI with death resulting from a single-vehicle crash […]
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9mA Life: 'Always my best friend': Debbie Howland taught her daughters they could do anything
Deborah Howland, a small business owner and devoted matriarch known for her strength and colorful personality, passed away following cancer treatment complications on August 21 in St. Petersburg, Florida.
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3mChronic wasting disease found in wild New York deer for first time in decades
Vermont wildlife officials warned hunters to follow transport policies after chronic wasting disease was discovered in a wild New York doe for the first time in decades.