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Judge allows clergy abuse claimants to sue for parish assets in Vermont Catholic bankruptcy case
A U.S. Bankruptcy Court ruled that clergy abuse claimants may sue for approximately $500 million in parish assets to fund settlements within the Vermont Roman Catholic Diocese's ongoing financial…
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3mDartmouth joins Harvard lawsuit against Trump administration's grant freeze
Dartmouth College joined 35 other colleges and universities in signing an amicus brief supporting Harvard University's lawsuit against the Trump administration over frozen federal research grants.
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3mNewport grad William Cross earns top honors at Washington County Community College
Newport High School alumnus William Cross concluded his college basketball career at Washington County Community College by receiving the Coaches Award of Excellence and the Golden Eagle Award.
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8mGOP primary race heats up as Malloy and Coester vie for House seat
Republican candidates Gerald Malloy and Mark Coester are competing for Vermont's sole U.S. House seat in a primary election scheduled for August 11.
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6mFeds, DHHS give clear ‘no’ to TANF being used for childcare workforce grants
New Hampshire childcare providers received definitive guidance from federal and state officials confirming that both TANF and CCDF funds cannot be used to finance the state's proposed workforce grant program due to existing budget commitments and federal regulations.
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6mWeathersfield Selectboard in limbo after resignations
The Weathersfield Selectboard approved the resignations of Kelly O'Brien and Michael Todd during a special meeting on August 4, and initiated a search for temporary replacements.