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Super El Niño could bring more heat this summer, warm winter
El Niño, a naturally occurring climate event, is predicted to bring warmer, more humid conditions to New England through the rest of the summer and into the fall, and could result in a warmer winter…
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8mColumn: A platform for Orange-Caledonia
Susan Culp, an Independent candidate for the Orange-Caledonia District, has outlined her priorities for fiscal responsibility, local control, judicial reform, and increased transparency in state government, while criticizing the state's outsourcing to private corporations and lack of transparency in education funding.
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3mDartmouth College hires Hillary Smith as head softball coach
Hillary Smith has been hired as the new head softball coach at Dartmouth College, replacing Jen Williams, and is looking forward to building upon the foundation already in place and working with an outstanding group of student-athletes.
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4mKimberly Lynn Cook
<html><head></head><body>Kimberly Lynn Cook<br /><br />South Strafford, VT - Kimberly Lynn (Maclay) Cook, 67, died unexpectedly Tuesday, July 7, 2026 at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center.<br /><br />Kim was born on July 23, 1958 in Lebanon, NH and wa ...
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5mJohn Berlenbach Jr.
<html><head></head><body>John Berlenbach Jr.<br /><br />Perkinsville, VT - John Berlenbach, Jr. died on July 10th at Mt. Ascutney Hospital from complications of Alzheimer's Disease.<br /><br />John was born March 14, 1944, in Quakertown Pennsylvan ...
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5mDeveloper seeks variance for 38-unit housing project in Enfield
The Enfield Zoning Board of Adjustment will host a site visit to view a proposed neighborhood development of 38 single-family homes and multi-family buildings on 16 acres of land off Main Street, which requires a variance from the town's zoning ordinance.