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How two Upper Valley residents turned their love of games into businesses
Local entrepreneurs Mike Butkus and Tony Vandenberg have turned their passion for games into successful businesses through shops like Triple Play and Black Moon Games, which foster community…
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6mUpper Valley friends create, release board game Shapely
After eight years of development and extensive playtesting, creators Matt Golec and Arun Mehra released their shape-based board game, Shapely, into a rapidly growing global market.
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3mSchool Notes: Hartford High students honored by College Board
Hartford High School students and various Upper Valley residents were recognized for their recent academic achievements and post-secondary graduations.
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5mHaverhill Selectboard decides against appointing interim town administrator
The Haverhill Selectboard has decided against appointing an interim town administrator after introducing a candidate last month, amid ongoing legal challenges from a previous administrator.
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6mDartmouth football steps up late to secure first victory of the season
Dartmouth secured its first win of the season with a 14-10 victory over Penn during the opener of Ivy League play.
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Opinion: A question of dignity, accountability and community at Dartmouth Health
The recent announcement by Dartmouth Health regarding the elimination of employee positions and the cancelation of hundreds of vacant positions has left many people in the Upper Valley asking difficult questions. The issue is not simply whether a large healthcare organization facing financial difficulties has the right to reduce its workforce. Sometimes difficult financial decisions […]