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A Look Back: How Vermont Public became the state's largest news organization
Vermont Public Radio was founded in 1976 with the help of a grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and a donation from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, and has since grown…
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6mHartford Community Coalition set to distribute record-setting 35,000 summer meals
The Hartford Community Coalition's Take a Bite Out of Hunger program is on track to distribute 35,000 meals by its conclusion this Friday, marking a significant increase in reach compared to previous years.
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5mA Yankee Notebook: Reflections from the sidelines
This has been a fairly eventful couple of weeks. It would have been less so if I’d had the brains – memory and foresight, mostly – to avoid an old friend. But I didn’t, so I’ve had to go through it the old-fashioned way. After a recent day trip to northern New York to visit […]
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1mRonald L. Boutin Sr.
<html><head></head><body>Ronald Boutin Sr.<br /><br />Enfield, NH - Ronald L. Boutin Sr., age 83, passed Monday, August 10, 2026.<br /><br />Family and friends are invited to Ron's calling hours at the Ricker Funeral Home in Lebanon on Friday, Aug ...
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8mIncumbents see mixed results in key Upper Valley legislative primary races
Early results from Tuesday's Vermont primary indicate that incumbents are losing ground as newcomers secure party nominations in several Upper Valley house districts.
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4mChild food insecurity rose 6% in New Hampshire, according to Feeding America
Child food insecurity in New Hampshire rose by more than 6% to 38,430 children in 2024, according to Feeding America's annual report.