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Vermont promised new tech to keep highway workers safe. It still hasn’t arrived.
Vermont has passed a law to deploy automated cameras in highway work zones to enforce speed limits, but the program has been delayed due to a lack of law enforcement agencies willing to help review…
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5mLebanon opens lottery for 5 new Barrows Street homes
The City of Lebanon is accepting applications through Oct. 5 for a lottery to purchase one of five new homes planned for Barrows Street. It’s the latest step in a project that has changed shape — and grown pricier — since the City Council approved funding for it in July. The city plans to build […]
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3mDr. John Trout Jr.
<html><head></head><body>Dr. John Trout, Jr.<br /><br />White River Junction, VT - Dr. John David "Jody" Trout, Jr., 62, of White River Junction, VT, Associate Professor of Mathematics at Dartmouth College, died Wednesday afternoon in Hartfo ...
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5mCloud Street Kids bringing indoor play space to Upper Valley
Billy and Larissa Sharff are renovating a former casino space in Lebanon, N.H., to open Cloud Street Kids, a sensory-friendly indoor playroom for children aged zero to 10, in mid October.
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5mWoodstock fills two Selectboard seats, sparking criticism
WOODSTOCK — The Selectboard has appointed two residents to fill vacant seats until the next election, after most of the original board resigned this year. Clay Reed and Ben Ford are the newest members and will serve until Town Meeting 2027, when the original terms end. With a full house at the Tuesday meeting, the […]
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4mLebFest returns to Colburn Park Saturday with new arts and climate features
LEBANON — LebFest, the city’s annual free autumn celebration, returns to Colburn Park this Saturday, Sept. 19, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. (rain date: Sunday, Sept. 20). Organized by the Upper Valley Business Alliance and Lebanon Recreation, Arts & Parks, nearly 100 booths will feature games, crafts, raffles, and food. There’s plenty to fill […]