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Drug courts will maintain funding, Ayotte and Judicial Branch say
New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte announced plans to work with the Judicial Branch to secure continued funding for a $4.7 million drug court program after it was omitted from a recent draft budget.
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3mPolice identify 2 deceased, 1 injured in Hartford crash
HARTFORD — Police have identified those involved in a Route 4 car crash that killed two people, a 21-year-old Windsor resident and a 63-year-old Georgia resident who was visiting Vermont. On Nov. 2, Hartford Police and Fire were dispatched to Woodstock Road, Route 4, following a two-car collision between a Ford Mustang with one occupant […]
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4mMilitary veterans connect through stories at Dartmouth veterans town hall
Veterans from various generations and branches gathered at a Dartmouth College town hall to share personal stories and connect over their common experiences of service.
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6mNew England Footprints: A Viking Funeral
A writer reflects on the passing of two significant figures from his childhood — his best friend and a former bully — to encourage readers to reconnect with people from their past using technology.
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5mDartmouth Health begins telehealth pilot to expand kidney donation for rural residents
Clinicians at Dartmouth Health have launched a telehealth-enabled pilot program to increase living kidney donation accessibility for rural residents, supported by a $375,000 grant from the Kidney Innovation Accelerator.
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4mHVAC problems force Hartford town offices to new building
Hartford's town offices are scheduled to relocate to 205 Billings Farm Road on Dec. 4 while the Town Hall awaits a $1.6 million HVAC system replacement.