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With health care tax credits set to expire, pain sets in for one New Hampshire business
W.H. Bagshaw, a metal parts manufacturer based in Hudson, N.H., is facing a 38% increase in health insurance premiums in 2026 due to the expiration of Affordable Care Act tax credits, which has been…
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2mWoodstock asks users to conserve water after main well pump failure
Woodstock officials asked approximately 800 users to conserve water after a pump failure on the system's main well caused water levels to drop.
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3mMichael Bessette to serve as Kearsarge Regional superintendent
The Kearsarge Regional School Board voted to appoint Michael Bessette as the district's next superintendent of schools on Wednesday.
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10mProperty taxes, healthcare top of mind as Upper Valley voters cast primary ballots
Vermont voters cast their ballots on August 11, 2026, in primary elections marked by increased candidate participation and debates over affordability, education funding, and land use.
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2mThe American Red Cross is limiting distribution of type O blood amid shortage
A national blood shortage escalated into a crisis as the American Red Cross reported that supplies dropped below a one-day level, leading to limited distribution of type O blood to hospitals.
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4mKinney Drugs pulls back AI tool after customer complaints
Kinney Drugs has scaled back its AI assistant, Burt, following customer complaints regarding inaccurate refill information and privacy concerns, returning instead to a traditional prompt-based phone system.