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Painting to move to Windsor town offices after bank closure
A treasured painting by Maxfield Parrish will remain in Windsor, thanks to cooperation between town officials and a bank that's closing a branch in town. The painting will be moved to Windsor's town…
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3mJoan Hilliker
<html><head></head><body>Joan Hilliker<br /><br />Dickson, NH - Joan Lee Hilliker, née Churchill, of Cumberland Furnace, Tennessee, passed away on September 22, 2026, at the age of 77.<br /><br />Born on May 16, 1949, in Woodstock, Vermont, Joa ...
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1mAnthony Heath
<html><head></head><body>Anthony Heath<br /><br />Washburn, ME - Anthony 'Tony' Heath, formerly of Hartland, VT, died Sunday, September 20th, 2026 in Washburn, Maine. Tony was born in Lebanon, New Hampshire on November 5th, 1966 to Sylvia and ...
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Median home prices approaching $600K in Granite State
A recent N.H. Housing report revealed that New Hampshire's median home price hit a record $575,000 this year, highlighting significant affordability challenges as rental growth moderated but costs remained high relative to wage increases.
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6mVolunteers collect 1,300 syringes during Hartford area community cleanup
Volunteers joined the HIV/HCV Resource Center's first community cleanup on Friday to collect approximately 1,300 discarded syringes from various locations in White River Junction.
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3mAnother suspect indicted in Haverhill apartment shooting
HAVERHILL — Along with 21-year-old Jayden McClanahan, a grand jury indicted a 24-year-old Connecticut man in connection with a Nelson Street robbery-turned-homicide in the spring. Originally, McClanahan, of Hartford, Connecticut, was the only suspect named in court records. A grand jury indicted him in July for felonious use of a firearm, conspiracy to commit burglary […]