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Haverhill residents hesitant about interim town administrator
HAVERHILL — A St. Johnsbury resident strolled into town offices to ask what he could do to help the community following a sudden departure of its town administrator. One month later, he got the job.…
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5mNew Hampshire Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald resigns after ethics violation
New Hampshire Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald resigned on Tuesday after a panel found he violated the state's ethics code by bypassing merit-based hiring practices to hire a longtime ally.
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4mVermont Lt. Gov. John Rodgers says he’ll pay reduced fine to settle weed grow business violation
Vermont Lt. Gov. John Rodgers will pay a reduced fine of $2,500 to settle a case involving unauthorized cannabis plant growth at a site in Glover.
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8mProsecutor and defense clash in trial of Jason Eaton over insanity plea
Opening statements began Monday in the trial of Jason Eaton, who faces three counts of attempted second-degree murder for the 2023 shooting of three Palestinian students in Burlington while raising an insanity defense.
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5mA Yankee Notebook: Women make good leaders
You read now and then, especially on the internet, about the “Great Replacement Theory.” “Now and then” is gradually becoming more and more often, as various right-wing politicians refer to it, usually obliquely, in an effort to secure the votes of the simple-minded and credulous. The theory goes that shadowy, but powerful, groups are actively […]
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6mVermont regulators tell Brattleboro hospital to revise its proposed budget for further review
Vermont's Green Mountain Care Board delayed a decision on Brattleboro Memorial Hospital's fiscal year 2027 budget following a late submission that included a sudden reversal regarding the future of its birthing center.