Valley News
NH Bill to stop housing restrictions on dead-end roads moves forward
Senate Bill 564, which passed the House, would remove local road length caps on new housing development, as long as the housing complies with the state fire code, and would allow municipalities to…
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8mUpper Valley-area families gain a Montessori option in New London
Strawberry Blossom Montessori, a nonprofit school utilizing a personalized tuition model to ensure educational equity, recently opened on Main Street in New London, New Hampshire, to serve children ages 1 to 6.
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3mLebanon to host community listening session on disability and accessibility
Lebanon is hosting an accessibility listening event at City Hall on Tuesday, Oct. 13, facilitated by the Special Needs Support Center to gather community feedback on disability-related barriers and improvements.
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6mDartmouth professor discusses digital game design course
Dartmouth College lecturer James Mahoney teaches a technical digital game design course where students develop original projects and prepare for competitive careers in the gaming industry.
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5mHow two Upper Valley residents turned their love of games into businesses
Local entrepreneurs Mike Butkus and Tony Vandenberg have turned their passion for games into successful businesses through shops like Triple Play and Black Moon Games, which foster community connection and provide specialized inventory for the Upper Valley area.
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6mUpper Valley friends create, release board game Shapely
After eight years of development and extensive playtesting, creators Matt Golec and Arun Mehra released their shape-based board game, Shapely, into a rapidly growing global market.