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School Notes: NH Public School Infrastructure Commission awards safety project grants to Upper Valley schools
The New Hampshire Public School Infrastructure Commission awarded $8 million to fund school safety projects at 149 schools across the state, including 10 Upper Valley schools.
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7mState and employees’ union butt heads over telework in Vermont’s highest court
The Vermont Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Thursday regarding the state's right to change employees' telework arrangements without first bargaining with the union, as 8,000 unionized state employees await the court's decision on their rights.
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2mHartford names first 'Conservator of the Year'
Ben Fletcher has been named Hartford's first "Conservator of the Year" for his work on the Hartford Salamander Team and promoting conservation around Hartford.
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3mPost Mills barn fire threatens home, prompts three-alarm response
Firefighters responded to a third alarm structure fire on Route 113 Sunday evening, which had spread from a barn to an attached home and a small brush fire, and was extinguished in three hours with no injuries reported.
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6mElliot B. Matteson Sr.
<html><head></head><body>Elliot B. Matteson, Sr.<br /><br />Brownsville, VT - Elliot "Matt" Byron Matteson Sr. 99, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, uncle and friend, peacefully lost his battle with time on June 18, 2026. Born on Augus ...
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5mCasella pulls permit application central to NH landfill plans
Casella Waste Systems has withdrawn an application for a wetlands permit for a proposed landfill project in Dalton, N.H., but the company still intends to move forward with the project and other related applications remain in limbo.