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Hometown Hero: Charlie Bristol’s IT expertise keeps Capitol Region Food Project moving forward in hunger-relief mission
Longtime volunteer Charlie Bristol modernized Capital Region Food Program operations with IT tools, keeping volunteers connected and helping the nonprofit scale and secure funding.
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7mOpinion: Sitting Bull and the 150th anniversary of Little Bighorn
On the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Little Bighorn, the Native American perspective of the conflict between the Sioux and Cheyenne Indians and the U.S. government is explored, highlighting the importance of respecting the treaties and sovereignty of Native American tribes.
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4mCelebrating the 'qualities, quirks, and details' of Belmont High School graduates
Belmont High School's Class of 2026 celebrated their graduation by highlighting each student's uniqueness and individuality.
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4m‘This is where the exponential growth happens:’ Bow High School graduates look forward to bright futures
At Bow High School's graduation, the robotics team used LED matrices on their caps to display messages, while the co-presidents of the club, who are heading to Worcester Polytechnic Institute, credited their coach and calculus teacher for their success.
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Concord High School graduates share their growth in school and beyond
Concord High School graduates celebrated their accomplishments and growth at their graduation ceremony, with many students reflecting on their experiences and looking forward to their future endeavors.
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2mIn letter to Liberty Utilities, Goodlander seeks answers for Lakes Region moratorium
Rep. Maggie Goodlander sent a letter to Liberty Utilities demanding transparency in their decision to not serve new natural gas customers in the Lakes Region, which has halted development and housing projects in the area.