Universal primary care is at the center of the race for governor. How would it work?

Opinion: Why is Leon Black's name still on Dartmouth's Visual Arts Center?

Cornell President Michael I. Kotlikoff is being dragged over the coals. And he deserves to be. Seven members of Cornell’s Chi Phi fraternity allegedly drugged and gang-raped a then-20-year-old classmate in October 2024. Cornell allegedly let five brothers mitigate their punishment with lesser disciplinary actions, including writing essays. The Cornell Daily Sun’s editorial board ran […]

John Rodgers sought to tie Molly Gray to ‘mistreatment of migrant workers.’ Here’s what records show.

Republican Lieutenant Governor John Rodgers attacked Democratic challenger Molly Gray during a debate by alleging mistreatment of migrant workers at her family's farm, though Gray denied involvement and stated that the documented housing issues were promptly resolved.

Opinion: Medicaid changes will reach deep into the Upper Valley

The Medicaid changes enacted through the One Big Beautiful Bill Act are often described in terms of eligibility rules, work requirements and federal spending. In West Central Behavioral Health’s service area in lower Grafton and Sullivan counties, however, their consequences will be measured much closer to home: In parents delaying treatment, children living with greater instability, and community organizations being asked to meet growing needs with fewer resources. Beginning in 2027, many adults enrolled through Medicaid expansion plans will be required to document at least 80 hours each month of employment, education, job training, community service, or other qualifying activity. New […]

A Life: Ryan Cutter, 'He just got every single minute out of every day'

In 2017, Toby Huggett triggered an avalanche in the backcountry outside Park City, Utah. A slab of snow about 500 feet across broke loose and carried him to the bottom of the slope. When it stopped, only his face was sticking out of the snow. His friend Ryan Cutter watched from about 40 yards away […]

Over Easy: Playing roadwork roulette

Fair season is done, but fortunately Lebanon has kicked off its Fall Roadwork Fest to keep things lively.  If you like dust, traffic jams and the sound of heavy machinery thumping the Earth, you are in for fun, fun, fun. Love the smell of fresh asphalt in the morning? We have it in spades!  The […]