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A Life: Frank Fahey 'was just such a kind, gentle soul'
Frank Fahey, a lifelong educator and supporter of the arts, was known for his empathy, good cheer, and passion for learning, and was a beloved figure in his community, having served as a teacher,…
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6mOld Enfield train depot slated to become gathering spot
Angus Durocher has signed a lease agreement with the town of Enfield to use the old Enfield train depot as a community gathering spot, and eventually plans to purchase the property.
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9mMusical chairs: Many Vermont House and Senate leaders won’t seek reelection
Vermont Legislature will see a high turnover of 10% of the Senate and 20% of the House, with many top lawmakers and committee chairs not running for reelection, resulting in new faces in leadership roles come January.
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7mField crowded for Windsor County Senate seats
State Sen. Alison Clarkson is leaving the Vermont Legislature after 22 years, prompting a full field of candidates to vie for the three Windsor County Senate seats; there also are contested Democratic races in the Upper Valley for nominations for the state House of Representatives.
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2mPolice identify man killed by train in Claremont
Ralph Lapsley Jr., a 52-year-old Claremont resident, was killed by an Amtrak train near Claremont Junction on Tuesday evening, and police are investigating the incident as a tragic accident.
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6mEditorial: 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 election official testified that noncitizen voting is essentially non-existent in New Hampshire.