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Column: NH employment bump last summer lowest in a decade
New Hampshire's private-sector employment rose during the summer of 2025, but the increase was smaller than the average gain over the prior decade, with tourism and seasonal activity continuing to…
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4mFiscal debate heats up as Scott pursues tax cuts ahead of reelection
Governor Phil Scott has directed state agencies to prepare the leanest budget proposal in nearly a decade to facilitate a planned tax relief package ahead of his reelection campaign.
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8mBen & Jerry’s legacy hits bumpy patch with latest turn in corporate saga
Ben & Jerry's co-founder Ben Cohen expressed concern over recent governance changes, including the selection of three new independent board directors and plans to replace the company's philanthropic foundation.
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8mVermont’s population of primary care doctors is declining
A new survey from the Vermont Department of Health reveals that while the rate of decline in primary care physicians is slowing, the state continues to face challenges with provider shortages and reduced full-time hours among clinicians.
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3mUpper Valley quilt selected for U.S. 250th anniversary exhibition in D.C.
A community quilt made by Upper Valley residents through the nonprofit rePlay Arts has been selected for a Washington, D.C., art exhibition honoring the United States' 250th anniversary.
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4m2026 High school fall sports guide: Volleyball
With the local high school sports season starting up, here is a look at some of the Upper Valley volleyball teams hitting the court in 2026. The Hanover High Bears will shift their focus to defense after losing some players upfront to graduation, while the Mascoma High Royals are working toward their goal of making […]