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Late Supreme Court justice’s NH home hits market with personal book collection
Retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice David Souter's New Hampshire home and curated book collection are up for sale, with proceeds to benefit local charities.
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3mSuspected gray fox attack in Lebanon parking lot prompts public warning
Public officials in Lebanon are urging caution following a suspected gray fox attack on a man in a parking lot near Centerra Parkway on Sunday.
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5mSen. Welch pushes for Farm to School Act to boost local food access
U.S. Sen. Peter Welch highlighted Vermont's leadership in school local food procurement while discussing the Farm to School Act and upcoming federal dietary guideline updates at the School Nutrition Association of Vermont conference.
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5mHartford parking meters operational after a rough start
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Hartford started installing parking meters downtown back in December, when winter’s grip was beginning to cake the sidewalks with ice and snow. Even with an eight-month lead time, the new system wasn’t working properly when it officially launched last week, to the delight of some and the consternation of others. With […]
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3mUnclear about mortgages and credit scores? This free NH workshop has answers
The United Way of Greater Nashua and Bangor Savings Bank are launching a free monthly Financial Wellness Workshop Series starting September 2 to help community members manage finances and debt.
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4mFiscal debate heats up as Scott pursues tax cuts ahead of reelection
Governor Phil Scott has directed state agencies to prepare the leanest budget proposal in nearly a decade to facilitate a planned tax relief package ahead of his reelection campaign.