UNH law school dean to step down at end of December

Alleging illegal retaliation, union wins temporary halt to closure of Vermont dairy plant

A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order halting the planned closure of the Dairy Farmers of America processing plant in St. Albans, Vt., following allegations from Teamsters Local No. 597 that the move was illegal retaliation for union activity.

Vermont education officials face sophisticated phishing scheme this summer

Several Vermont school districts were recently targeted by a sophisticated phishing scheme involving fraudulent excel secure portal links, though officials report that no student or staff data was stolen.

Harvard Medical School agrees to $53 million settlement in body parts case

Harvard Medical School reached a preliminary $53 million settlement to resolve class action lawsuits stemming from a scandal involving the illegal sale of human remains at its academic morgue.

Celebration of life for Lebanon community leader Jim Vanier set for Saturday

A celebration of life for Jim Vanier, a longtime community stalwart in Lebanon, is scheduled for Saturday at Colburn Park to honor his legacy.

Kids rule at Chelsea Farmer's Market, selling flowers, poems and magic popcorn

CHELSEA — Shoppers milled about the North Common last Friday, visiting booths selling a variety of wares, from baked goods and lemonade to crafts and bouquets. One thing set the scene apart from a typical farmers market — most of the vendors were children. The Kids Vend program at the Chelsea Farmers Market has been […]