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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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3mGas pump caught fire after being struck by car at Lebanon Mobil station
Lebanon police are investigating a motor vehicle accident that caused a gas pump fire at a Mobil station on Miracle Mile on Sunday, October 18.
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3mArrowhead shows off for Eastern States mountain bike race series
CLAREMONT – The Maxxis Eastern States Cup Enduro mountain bike race series for 2026 concluded with its second event this season at Arrowhead Recreation Area on Sunday. A chilly start gave way to a brilliantly sunny and cloudless sky with still-vibrant fall colors and temperatures reaching the mid-50s for the roughly 140 riders in 12 […]
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7m'A sense of community': Dartmouth students showcase Native, Indigenous culture at 8th annual fashion show
Native American and Indigenous students at Dartmouth College celebrated their heritage with traditional dance, music, and sustainable fashion during the eighth annual Indigenous People's fashion Show hosted at the Hood Museum of Art.
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3mTeen charged in Newport crash that injured his passengers
A 19-year-old Newport man, Dylan Stanley, faces several felony charges, including aggravated driving while intoxicated, following a September car crash that seriously injured four people.
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6m‘Hollywood, VT’ project spotlights the Green Mountain State’s movie history
Former Los Angeles film publicist Alia Quart Khan has launched the "Hollywood, VT" project to highlight Vermont's cinematic history through upcoming events like a screenplay reading and screening of Alfred Hitchcock's "The Trouble with Harry."