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Editorial: NH law needlessly undermined voting
A federal judge struck down a New Hampshire anti-voting law that was found to be an unjustifiable burden on the right to vote, in violation of the First and Fourteenth amendments, and the state's top…
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5mNew Hampshire cyclosporiasis cases linked to national outbreak
New Hampshire officials have linked nine new cases of cyclosporiasis to a national outbreak involving recalled Taylor Farms lettuce served at Cheshire Medical Center in Keene.
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4mUpper Valley throwers excel despite smoke at USATF Championships
Three Upper Valley athletes from the Thor's Stone Athletic Club achieved success at the 2026 USATF Masters Outdoor Championships in Geneva, Ohio, despite a condensed schedule caused by Canadian wildfire smoke.
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3mLand Trust plans to conserve 120 acres in Thetford
The Upper Valley Land Trust secured a $100,000 grant from the Nature Conservancy to help fund the permanent conservation of 120 acres on Houghton Hill in Thetford.
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11mCandidates clash over past successes in Vermont lieutenant governor race
Democratic candidates Molly Gray, Ryan McLaren, and Esther Charlestin are competing in the Vermont lieutenant governor race, emphasizing their differing experiences and policy approaches ahead of the August 11 primary.
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10mTackling a 'puzzling' problem on Pleasant Lake
Pleasant Lake, historically pristine, is facing puzzling annual cyanobacteria blooms. Locals and scientists are deploying high-tech monitoring and community initiatives to uncover the cause and protect the ecosystem.