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Editorial: Enfield wise to put guardrails around police drone
The Enfield Selectboard has approved the purchase of a drone for the police department, but has mandated that a policy governing its use be adopted before it is deployed, to ensure that it is not…
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9mFive key takeaways from Vermont's primary elections
On August 11, 2026, Upper Valley voters participated in a primary election characterized by a mix of results for incumbents and notable gains for younger candidates.
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2mNH man gets 80-year sentence for murder of girlfriend and her unborn child
William Kelly was sentenced to two consecutive 40-year-to-life terms for the 2023 murders of his girlfriend, Christine Falzone, and her unborn child, marking the first time a New Hampshire court used a 2018 fetal homicide law.
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5mJanna’s Gate Gallery shifts focus to representing new artists
Hans Jovine has joined his mother, Olivia Janna Genereaux, in transitioning Janna's Gate Gallery in White River Junction toward exhibiting and representing local artists like sculptor Scott Gordon.
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5mGray defeats rivals in closely watched Vermont lieutenant governor race
Molly Gray won the Democratic primary for Vermont lieutenant governor, setting up a November general election matchup against Republican incumbent John Rodgers.
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5mCasey on the course: Hanover grad Graham enjoys summer to remember
August has not only been a successful month on the links for Casey Graham, a member of Hanover High’s Class of 2022, but also one that has brought things full circle. Graham, a golfer heading into his senior season at Hobart College in Geneva, N.Y., won Montcalm Golf Club’s men’s club championship in a 16-man match play flight on Aug. 2. He also, along with his foursome, finished with the lowest gross score (8 under par) at a tournament at the club on Monday, benefiting New Hampshire’s chapter of Gift of Adoption. While winning in itself is nice, the standout performances […]