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Entertainment Highlights: What Doth Life becomes a nonprofit
What Doth Life, a Windsor-based music cooperative, has released the largest compilation record it has ever produced, a benefit for the ACLU of Vermont, and is now a 501 (c)(3) organization, allowing…
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5mFamiliar faces find success in the New Hampshire primaries: Stone and Peschke win at home
New Hampshire voters have cast their ballots in Tuesday’s primary election, letting us know which Democrats and Republicans they want to face off against each other across several key races in November– from governor to county commissioner. While the Secretary of State’s Office has yet to publish the official results as of 10 p.m. Tuesday […]
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1mNH midterm primary results - check in after polls close
U.S. Senate U.S. House Governor Executive Council (contested races only) NH House – Sullivan County D-8 (contested races only)
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10m'An unprecedented day’: How Vermonters learned of 9/11 — and who remembers 25 years later
Driving to work on the bluebird morning of Sept. 11, 2001, I turned on the car radio to hear that hijacked planes had struck the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York, set the Pentagon afire outside Washington, D.C., and slammed into a seemingly random field in rural Pennsylvania. My first response: […]
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5mThree years in, Cheshire Medical's residency program grows
Cheshire Medical Center said its Family Medicine Residency program expects 22,000 patients next fiscal year. That’s a 67 percent increase from 2024, when the program launched. The rapid growth in patients points to an improved capacity for a region plagued by shortages and backlogs in primary care coverage. The Health Resources and Services Administration designates […]
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11mNH Upper Valley voters head to polls amid concerns over education and taxes
Education funding, property taxes and a deep unease over national politics dominated conversations outside polling places from Lebanon to Newport as Upper Valley voters headed to the polls Tuesday for New Hampshire’s primary elections. Lois Rowland, 82, of Etna, summed up the mood many voters described as they arrived at Hanover High School. “The world […]