Suspected rabies in dead cat prompts Sharon health warning

Community nurse programs are getting a lot of airtime this election. Here’s how they work.

Jodi Hoyt’s office is a nurse’s bag and an accordion file folder in a rainbow of colors. She totes those items from house to house while checking on patients in her role as the community nurse for the towns of Chelsea and Tunbridge. It’s a role that’s gotten a fair amount of airtime recently as […]

Student group prepares Dartmouth for voting and same-day registration

The nonpartisan student group Dartmouth Civics is organizing costumed walks to the polls to help students navigate New Hampshire's voter registration requirements.

Vermont to receive $4.5M settlement from General Motors following data privacy investigation

General Motors agreed to a $220 million nationwide settlement following a multi-state investigation into its unauthorized sharing of driver data with insurance companies and data brokers.

A Look Back: Hunting has gone high-tech, yet deer are running rampant

Were somebody to compile a list of who should be considered the dean of Upper Valleydeer hunters, they’d probably put Alfred Balch at or near the top. Balch, 82, has been a deer hunter since he was 9 years old, and he’s shot a deer just about every year since. He still hunts the way […]

Cops & Courts Roundup: October

This report provides an overview of various ongoing, concluded, and recent criminal investigations and legal developments within the Upper Valley region.