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Families harbor ‘no regrets’ after ending legal challenge to NH’s transgender sports ban
Parker Tirrell and her family dropped their lawsuit against New Hampshire's sports ban after the Supreme Court ruled that states can legally separate school athletics by biological sex. But both…
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4mFormer Sanders staffer faces competency evaluation after Lebanon arrest
A former Bernie Sanders campaign staffer facing several charges following a July incident in Lebanon will undergo a competency evaluation.
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5mA Yankee Notebook: Reflecting on the coming colder days
I opened a bedroom window the other night at bedtime in anticipation of a nice cool night under a waxing moon. As expected, a waft of cool air flowed in, and on it, clearly discernible was the unmistakable sweet aroma of burning hardwood. One of my neighbors had started up his stove against the coming […]
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3mArea athletes compete in NH Senior Games
Several Upper Valley residents put in the work and showcased their skills at the New Hampshire Senior Games track and field meet on Sunday in Manchester. Valerie Thompson, Kristina Downey, Kenneth Allgair, David Brooker, Francis O’Donnell and Richard Abel, all of Lebanon, and Zane Rodriguez of Norwich competed at the games at Manchester Memorial High […]
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4mWhitney chief curator Kim Conaty will become Hood Museum director
Kim Conaty, the Nancy and Steven Crown Family Chief Curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art, is set to become the next executive director of the Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth.
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6mVermont woman sentenced to one month in prison for injuring infant
BRADFORD — A 31-year-old woman took a plea deal to spend 30 days in jail and five years of probation for the aggravated domestic assault of her baby that critically injured him in 2024. Two years ago, Vermont State Police arrested Taylor Grenier on a felony charge of aggravated domestic assault, carrying a maximum of […]