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Column: In an unstable world, reliable ambassadors
In an unstable world, the arrival of Spring is a reliable sign of hope, as evidenced by the blooming of red trillium and the appearance of wolf spiders, reminding us that even in difficult times,…
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2mNancy Putney
<html><head></head><body>Nancy Putney<br /><br />Springfield, NH - Nancy M. (Cross) Putney, 95, of Georges Mills Road, died Friday, September 11, 2026.<br /><br />She was born in Sunapee, NH on August 25, 1931 the daughter of Kenneth and Abbie (Merrif ...
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3mFrances Marshall Miller Herbert
<html><head></head><body>Frances Marshall Miller Herbert<br /><br />Hanover, NH - Frances Marshall Miller Herbert, 91, of Hanover, NH, died peacefully on September 18, 2026, at Kendal at Hanover.<br /><br />Fran was born on May 22, 1935, in Westwood, ...
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3mBetsy Howe Bowse
<html><head></head><body>Betsy Bowse<br /><br />Quechee, NH - Betsy Howe Bowse, a longtime Upper Valley resident, passed away at Dartmouth's Jack Byrne Center on September 14, 2026. Born in 1940 in Burlington, Vermont, she lived in Virginia, Michi ...
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Opinion: Vermont should oppose bobcat trapping season extension
A lobbyist who works for the Vermont Trappers Association petitioned the Fish & Wildlife Board to extend the bobcat trapping season. My first thought: Read the room. In a survey conducted by the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department, 68% of Vermonters oppose recreational trapping and 62% oppose it for fur or clothing. Check out any […]
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5mA Yankee Notebook: Packing for a 10-day jaunt
Looking around the house, it’s hard to believe that all the scattered items will be moving in an orderly fashion out the back door and into their proper places before I have to leave for a couple of weeks. There’s also the ominous threat of Murphy’s Law kicking in: If Hans, the washing machine, Franz, […]