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Late turnover ends Dartmouth's upset bid against No. 7 Lehigh
Dartmouth College senior quarterback Grayson Saunier played strong — at times clutch and turnover-free — football for most of Saturday afternoon, but a late misfire proved costly as the Big Green…
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7mAccessory charges dropped against woman involved in Claremont kidnapping
The Windsor County State's Attorney's Office dismissed its case against Kayla Kosowski, the last remaining defendant among seven individuals facing local charges in an alleged interstate kidnapping and torture case, as other suspects transition to federal prosecution.
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6mNew England Footprints: Dirty Harry’s linen closet
Paul Wein reflects on his struggle to move a heavy solid cedar linen closet up the stairs alone, ultimately learning to accept his physical limitations.
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5mOver Easy: 50 years. OMG!
Dan Mackie celebrated his 50th wedding anniversary with his wife, Dede, reflecting on five decades of shared experiences and mutual affection.
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5mPrinceton snaps Dartmouth's three-game winning streak with 21-14 win
Dartmouth fell behind Princeton 21-0 early in the game before mounting a second-half comeback attempt that ultimately failed, resulting in a 21-14 loss that ended their three-game winning streak.
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4mStevens falls short in quest for repeat at D-III girls soccer championship
The No. 4-ranked Raymond Rams defeated the defending champion Stevens High girls soccer team 3-0 on Saturday to claim the NHIAA Division III state title at Bedford High School.