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Why a new federal definition of hemp has a Vermont industry holding its breath
Vermont hemp producers face significant economic risks due to a pending federal law that will redefine hemp and limit intoxicating compounds starting this November.
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2mExpect delays on I-89 North near Exit 20 through Thursday
Motorists on Interstate-89 Northbound near Exit 20 in West Lebanon should expect delays through Thursday as crews work to reroute lanes onto a new bridge spanning the Connecticut River.
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3mEPA supports end of New Hampshire vehicle inspections
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced preliminary support for ending New Hampshire's vehicle inspection and emissions testing program following a period of legal challenges and legislative action.
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4mDartmouth Roundup: Football 101 for local youth slated for Wednesday
Dartmouth College athletics announced several updates, including a youth football clinic, the women's basketball team's inaugural overseas tour, and new staff appointments for the men's lacrosse program.
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6mVermont's new juvenile center will exclude 18-year-olds, officials say
The Vermont Department for Children and Families announced it will exclude 18-year-olds from its new Green Mountain Youth Center facility, a decision that has sparked concerns among lawmakers regarding the rollout of the state's Raise the Age initiative.
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4mTikTok influencer, Dartmouth grad Sydney Towle dies after 3-year battle with cancer
Sydney Towle, a 26-year-old Dartmouth College graduate and social media content creator known for sharing her journey with cholangiocarcinoma, has died after a nearly three-year battle with the rare cancer.