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Upper Valley dairy farms comply with USDA's avian influenza testing efforts
The Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets is testing milk from every dairy farm in Vermont to prevent the spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza, with Dairy Farm Inspector Jessica…
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4mWoman who allegedly struck Haverhill officer with car indicted
HAVERHILL — The 37-year-old woman accused of injuring a Haverhill Police officer with a car has been indicted by a grand jury on multiple charges, with her last pretrial appearance set for Monday. A Grafton County grand jury indicted Christina Garrison, 37, on four of the 23 charges against her from the same incident: two […]
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5mInside the Woods podcast: Dartmouth football senior safety Harrison Keith and head coach Sammy McCorkle
A Valley News podcast about Dartmouth Big Green athletics. Season 4, Episode 1 has Interviews with Dartmouth football senior safety Harrison Keith and head coach Sammy McCorkle.
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5mNew Hampshire 11-year-old creates buzz with wasp removal service
An 11-year-old boy named Forest Bell has been providing free wasp-removal services to residents and local organizations throughout the Monadnock Region using a specialized vacuum technique.
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3mNorwich Grange Hall hits $2.4 million goal for renovations
The Norwich Grange Hall Board has successfully raised $2.4 million to renovate the historic 344 Main St. building, with renovations expected to conclude by spring 2027.
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7m‘Go stop them now,’ Burlington man says a voice told him before shooting 3 Palestinian students, recording reveals in trial
During the third day of his trial for the November 2023 shooting of three Palestinian students in Burlington, Jason Eaton's defense presented testimony from a forensic psychiatrist who concluded Eaton was legally insane due to a psychotic disorder involving delusions and hallucinations directed by voices he heard via radio and Bluetooth.