Valley News
New proposal could cut thousands of NH residents from SNAP program
The U.S. Department of Agriculture proposed changes to SNAP that would limit income eligibility and expand work requirements, potentially reducing national enrollment by 18 percent starting in 2029.
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6mPerfection: Newport-Mount Royal football finishes as undefeated D-IV Champs
The Newport-Mtn. Royal football team clinched an unbeaten season and the NHIAA Division IV state title with a 20-0 victory over Newfound on Saturday.
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4mLake Morey summer residents clash over property renovations
The Fairlee Development Review Board heard arguments from neighbors and property owners regarding disputed renovations at a Lake Morey residence, including a retaining wall and deck roof.
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6mVermont adds homeless shelter capacity, but it’s still not enough to meet the need
Carly Berlin covers housing and infrastructure for Vermont Public, in partnership with VTDigger. This week, some of the season’s first snow flurries are forecast to fly in Vermont. Across the state, emergency shelter operators are finalizing their plans to offer warm beds to people experiencing homelessness this winter. Shelter capacity has grown in the last […]
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2mDartmouth football drops second in a row, falling to Cornell
The Dartmouth football team fell 20-14 to Cornell on Saturday.
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3mElectric charging stations proposed in Enfield
Enfield resident Kimberly Quirk is seeking state grant funding to install two public electric vehicle charging stations at her property on Main Street.