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New Hampshire survey shows jump in support for small-lot single-family homes
A new St. Anselm College survey reveals that despite increasing mixed-use developments, approximately 80% of New Hampshire residents aged 18 to 40 prefer single-family homes, fueling potential…
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2mFinance manager Robert Kimmerle to become Artistree executive director
Robert Kimmerle is set to become the new executive director of the Artistree Community Arts Center on October 1, succeeding founder Kathleen Dolan.
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4mDrugs, kidnapping & ransom: More federal charges in interstate crime
Six individuals have been federally indicted for their alleged involvement in a multi-state drug operation and the kidnapping of a woman in Claremont in January.
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12mBehind the scenes, a high-stakes struggle to respond to NH court ethics probe
New Hampshire Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald resigned after admitting to ethical violations involving a $50,000 payout to a top aide and a misleading public statement drafted by a Republican lobbyist.
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4mUVM and USDA researchers hope to improve local agriculture
The University of Vermont has opened a new Food Systems Research Station in Charlotte, Vermont, in collaboration with the USDA to study agricultural innovations and support local farmers.
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5mFederal grants invigorate efforts to address veteran homelessness in Vermont
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs awarded over $18 million to community organizations in Vermont and New Hampshire to support veterans experiencing homelessness.