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New Hampshire is likely to stay wedded to the regional grid. Should the relationship be reformed?
After a study concluded that New Hampshire should remain part of the regional electric grid to avoid higher costs, state officials and lawmakers are shifting their focus toward seeking greater…
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6mCity seeks $15.3 million to extend life Lebanon landfill by 19 years
Lebanon is seeking state approval for a $15.3 million expansion of its solid waste facility, known as phase 3, to prevent running out of landfill space in less than three years.
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5mPolice chief Ryan Porter begins training as Canaan town administrator
Canaan's Selectboard has selected Police Chief Ryan Porter to undergo a multi-year training process to eventually become the town's permanent administrator.
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An automobile, a bicycle, and a man and his dog
Retired educator Jonathan Stableford reflects on how chance encounters and coincidences, ranging from a brief roadside alignment in Vermont to a historical shipwreck, shape the trajectory of human lives.
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4mColumn: Hall Art Foundation is far more than a 'tax shelter'
A founder of the Hall Art Foundation responds to a Valley News review with information regarding the nonprofit's operations, land ownership, and tax status.
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9mSkimmers, scammers and crypto ATM rackets: Ways to avoid rising fraud in New Hampshire
Concord Police Detective Steven Carter warns of a significant increase in local fraud and scams, ranging from sophisticated debit card skimmers to fraudulent cryptocurrency ATM operations.