WWII veteran marks century milestone

As eligibility shifts, nearly 300 in N.H. will lose Medicaid coverage. An 86-year-old Ukrainian woman is among them.

When the missiles began streaking through the sky, Nataliia Otbliesk pretended that the bombs falling over her home country of Ukraine were merely “a thunderstorm.” In her early 80s at the time, she refused to acknowledge the gravity of the war breaking out around her. Her son Dmitry called her daily, urging her to come […]

Thomas Joseph Tremblay

Thomas Joseph Tremblay<br /><br />Lebanon, NH - Thomas Joseph Tremblay, of Lebanon, New Hampshire, passed away on September 6, 2026, at the age of 62. He was born on September 23, 1963, and lived his entire life in Lebanon, a ...

'The saga continues': Lyme property to undergo cleanout against owner's wishes

LYME — A years-long conflict between the town and a resident over an old family farm that a judge ruled is an illegal junkyard is headed for one last deadline. Jed Smith has until Tuesday to clear the Dorchester Road property himself. If he doesn’t, the town will send in a contractor– and bill him [&hellip;]

Opinion: Vote to add the Equal Rights Amendment to Vermont's Constitution

Finally! On Election Day, Nov. 3, 2026, Vermonters have the opportunity to vote to add a long-overdue Equal Rights Amendment to our Vermont Constitution. If passed favorably by a majority of Vermont voters, Vermont can join the 28 states that already have explicit inclusion of some form of equal rights in their state constitutions. Both [&hellip;]

Lebanon boys soccer powers past Souhegan

LEBANON — After a first half in which the Lebanon High boys soccer team owned possession and pelted Souhegan High with scoring chances — with no goals to show for it — the Raiders eventually broke through and cruised to a 3-0 win in their home opener on Tuesday. With fewer than 27 minutes remaining [&hellip;]