Valley News
Lebanon casino donated $3.72 million to charities last year
Revo Casino and Social House in Lebanon more than tripled its revenues in its first year, distributing over $1 million to Upper Valley nonprofits and $3.72 million to New Hampshire charities.
Read the original at Valley NewsMore audio from Valley News
-
13mThe battle for weekend brunch in the Upper Valley
As the Upper Valley faces economic pressures, local diners like Lou's Restaurant & Bakery and the Four Aces continue to draw large crowds despite rising costs and seasonal fluctuations.
-
6mStudy finds many Hanover town workers paid below market
A new wage study recommends that Hanover overhaul its compensation structure for 166 employees, proposing adjustments that could cost up to $515,000 in raises to address uncompetitive pay in key sectors like public safety and public works.
-
3mNH House Sullivan 3: Kessler, Smith on property taxes
Voters in New Hampshire House District Sullivan 3 will choose between five candidates for three available seats on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
-
4mNH House Sullivan 8: Damon, Peschke, Stone on property taxes
On November 3, voters in New Hampshire's Sullivan 8 district will elect two representatives from a field of four candidates, including incumbents Hope Damon and Jonathan Stone alongside challengers Catherine Peschke and Samuel Deering.
-
9mOne in Newbury and two in Topsham vie for Orange-Caledonia seat
Three candidates, including Independent Susan Culp, Democrat Aiden Otterman, and Republican Tom Otterman, will compete for the Orange-Caledonia district seat in the Vermont House on November 3.