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Meeting with developers, New Hampshire representatives assess AI tools, concerns
New Hampshire legislators are considering adopting AI tools to streamline tasks and reduce administrative workloads, while also recognizing the need for regulation to mitigate potential risks and…
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5mLegal action against owner of Corinth's historic village store building forthcoming
CORINTH — Amid a years-long saga, the town plans to sue the owner of an out-of-use building in East Corinth that officials call a hazard to the public and the environment. Town officials say the owner, Michele Walker, currently owes over $60,000 in fines — and counting — for failing to bring the property at […]
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6mInside the Woods podcast: Senior quarterback Grayson Saunier and head coach Sammy McCorkle
A Valley News podcast about Dartmouth Big Green athletics. Season 4, Episode 9 has interviews with senior quarterback Grayson Saunier and Dartmouth Football head coach Sammy McCorkle
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9mSimpson vs. Maggiore: The battle for New Hampshire House speaker heats up
New Hampshire House Democrats face a leadership contest between incumbent caucus leader Rep. Alexis Simpson and challenger Rep. Jim Maggiore following a dramatic shift to a Democratic majority in the chamber.
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3mNH lawmaker proposes bill to classify kratom as a dangerous drug, similar to heroin
New Hampshire State Senator Bill Gannon has proposed a bill to classify kratom as a Schedule 1 drug, following recent debates and local efforts to regulate the substance.
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2mVSCA announces all-state soccer lists
With the high school soccer season in the books, the Vermont Soccer Coaches Association released its annual awards and recognitions, honoring several athletes and a coach from Upper Valley high schools in Vermont. Division II — Girls All-State Rai Jones — HartfordLucy Crowley — HartfordLucia Beraldi — Hartford Division II — Boys All-State Jackson Hessler […]