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Column: Artificial Intelligence doesn’t wait; Vermont can’t either
As Vermont enters a new legislative session, many legislators and members of the public have asked about the White House’s Dec. 11 executive order targeting state-level artificial intelligence laws.…
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13mAs they seek to flip the New Hampshire House, Democrats hold some advantages
New Hampshire Democrats face a challenging path to retaking the state House of Representatives in November, needing to win 23 more seats and target several highly competitive districts where Republicans previously held narrow victories.
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5mJury convicts Vermont man of attempted murder in shooting of 3 Palestinian students
A Vermont man named Jason Eaton was convicted of attempted murder on Monday for the 2023 shooting of three Palestinian college students, following the rejection of an insanity defense involving claims of receiving orders from intelligence agencies.
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3mSearch of Hartford car fire scene reveals no signs of murder or arson
Hartford police investigators concluded that a 62-year-old resident found in a burned vehicle at Hartford Point Cemetery died of thermal injuries rather than being the victim of a homicide.
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9mThe cost of electricity in NH is going up — but what about all those other fees on your bill?
New Hampshire electricity customers experienced significant bill increases this month due to rising supply rates from investor-owned utilities and growing delivery charges tied to infrastructure investments.
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12mLebanon Adult Ed runs on public money. Its director argues cutting it would cost more.
Lebanon Adult Education provides free English language and high school equivalency courses to residents of New Hampshire, helping immigrants and other adults gain independence and employment opportunities.