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WISE volunteer John Steidl named 2026 Myra Kraft Community MVP Award winner
John Steidl, a volunteer advocate for the Lebanon-based nonprofit WISE, was named one of the 2026 Myra Kraft Community MVP Award winners by the Kraft Family and New England Patriots Foundation.
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4mCarol Ann Phelps
<html><head></head><body>Carol Ann (Drew) Phelps<br /><br />West Topsham, VT - Carol Ann (Drew) Phelps, 89, of West Topsham, Vermont, passed away peacefully at Woodridge Nursing Home in Berlin, Vermont, on September 24, 2026, following a long journey ...
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7mDartmouth football endures another near miss
HANOVER — For the second week in a row, the Dartmouth College football team had a chance late against a quality foe but couldn’t deliver, dropping a 31-28 decision to Monmouth on Saturday at Buddy Teevens Stadium at Memorial Field, the Big Green’s first loss in a home opener since 2013. Trailing by three points […]
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6mFirst Vermont Week of Gleaning spotlights Willing Hands' work fighting food waste & hunger
Willing Hands participated in the first Vermont Week of Gleaning as part of its efforts to combat food insecurity and reduce waste in the Upper Valley. The nonprofit recovers over a million pounds of perishable food each year for distribution to dozens of social service organizations.
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5mWoodstock police chief resigns after demotion overturned
Woodstock police chief Joseph Swanson announced his retirement following a judge's ruling that town officials failed to properly follow due process in two attempts to demote him.
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5mRandolph passes library budget after two rejections
RANDOLPH — Voters approved the Kimball Public Library budget on the third try Tuesday — six months after Town Meeting — and chose the larger amount the library’s trustees had sought from the start. The results show that a majority of voters wanted to see a more significant increase, specifically the one that the Library Trustees […]