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A Life: Jeannette Langley King Kendall ‘was a very busy person’
Jeannette Langley King Kendall was a beloved baker, volunteer, and librarian who dedicated her life to her family and community, and was known for her gentle, persuasive, and always-do-your-best…
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2mMan indicted on two felony counts of stealing from Lebanon American Legion
Peter St. Pierre, 77, was indicted on two felony counts of theft by unauthorized taking from the American Legion in Lebanon and is scheduled for an arraignment and bail hearing on Nov. 9.
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4mVoter voices from the Upper Valley
Voters in Norwich expressed varying opinions on the gubernatorial race between incumbent Governor Phil Scott and Democratic nominee Amanda Janoo during a visit to the local farmers' market.
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3mClaremont affordable housing proposal scrapped after resident opposition
Southwestern Community Services withdrew its application for a density variance for a proposed 172-unit affordable housing complex in Claremont following strong opposition from local residents.
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4mCorinth woman charged over alleged role in partner’s death
Donna Guillette has been cited for misdemeanor reckless endangerment following an investigation into the February death of Jeremy Kawalec, which police now allege involved her introducing a firearm into their argument while he expressed intent to harm himself.
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2mNH House Grafton 17: Cormen on property taxes
Democrat Thomas Cormen is running unopposed for reelection to New Hampshire House District 17, focusing on lowering property taxes and supporting public education.