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Residents to weigh in on $2M plan for modular homes in Lebanon
The City Council will consider a proposal to allocate $2.05 million to build five modular affordable homes on city-owned property, with proceeds from the sale of the units to be used to repay…
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5mGray defeats rivals in closely watched Vermont lieutenant governor race
Molly Gray won the Democratic primary for Vermont lieutenant governor, setting up a November general election matchup against Republican incumbent John Rodgers.
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5mCasey on the course: Hanover grad Graham enjoys summer to remember
August has not only been a successful month on the links for Casey Graham, a member of Hanover High’s Class of 2022, but also one that has brought things full circle. Graham, a golfer heading into his senior season at Hobart College in Geneva, N.Y., won Montcalm Golf Club’s men’s club championship in a 16-man match play flight on Aug. 2. He also, along with his foursome, finished with the lowest gross score (8 under par) at a tournament at the club on Monday, benefiting New Hampshire’s chapter of Gift of Adoption. While winning in itself is nice, the standout performances […]
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5m‘A long shot’: Amanda Janoo wins Vermont’s Democratic primary for governor
Amanda Janoo narrowly defeated Aly Richards in the Vermont Democratic primary for governor, running on a platform of sweeping progressive policies and reduced reliance on federal funding.
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10mUVM Health Network faces $14M loss despite $140M in planned expense cuts
UVM Health Network presented its latest budget to regulators, detailing plans to address significant losses through aggressive expense cuts despite anticipating a negative operating margin.
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6mHartford Community Coalition set to distribute record-setting 35,000 summer meals
The Hartford Community Coalition's Take a Bite Out of Hunger program is on track to distribute 35,000 meals by its conclusion this Friday, marking a significant increase in reach compared to previous years.