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House approves bill to make hepatitis B vaccine no longer required in New Hampshire
The New Hampshire House voted to remove hepatitis B from the list of required vaccines, and passed a bill allowing parents to receive religious exemptions from vaccines with a written statement,…
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6mVermont basketball legend Jasmyn Huntington Fletcher will coach Woodsville girls
Vermont basketball legend Jasmyn Huntington Fletcher has returned to the sport as the new head girls basketball coach at Woodsville High School.
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8mA Life: In life and death, Patsy Highberg was ‘very convicted and clear’
Patsy Highberg, a prominent philanthropist and advocate for affordable housing in Woodstock, passed away at age 88 after traveling to Switzerland for medical aid in dying.
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4mHanover field hockey controls Lebanon, advances to D-II semifinals
HANOVER — The Hanover High field hockey team is headed to the NHIAA Division II semifinals after blanking local rival Lebanon High, 5-0, in a Friday afternoon quarterfinal at Merriman-Branch Field. The No. 3-seeded Bears cruised to the win over the No. 6-ranked Raiders with an efficient offensive performance in which multiple players got involved. […]
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6mGround and pound: Dartmouth grinds down Lions, 38-18
The Dartmouth College football team made an Ivy League statement on Saturday, running all over Columbia to earn its second straight win, 38-18, on Kraft Field at Lawrence A. Wien Stadium in New York. The Big Green (3-3 overall, 2-1 league) averaged over five yards per carry, finishing with 247 rushing yards and five touchdowns […]
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5mBernie Sanders makes rare Vermont campaign appearance, stumping with Amanda Janoo to push universal primary care
U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders appeared in Winooski on Thursday to endorse Democratic and Progressive gubernatorial candidate Amanda Janoo and voice support for her proposal to provide universal primary healthcare in Vermont.