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NH teachers report better social skills among students after phone ban
New Hampshire's bell-to-bell cellphone ban, which took effect last academic year, has resulted in improved student focus and enhanced social interactions across the state's schools.
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2m1 dead, 1 injured in Newport shooting
A man was killed and a woman was left in critical condition following a shooting at a Putnam Road residence in Newport on Tuesday.
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2mNonprofits secure funds for community arts projects
Three Upper Valley-based nonprofits were awarded grants by the Vermont Community Foundation's Arts & Social Cohesion program to support various community arts initiatives.
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2mNancy Putney
<html><head></head><body>Nancy Putney<br /><br />Springfield, NH - Nancy M. (Cross) Putney, 95, of Georges Mills Road, died Friday, September 11, 2026.<br /><br />She was born in Sunapee, NH on August 25, 1931 the daughter of Kenneth and Abbie (Merrif ...
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3mFrances Marshall Miller Herbert
<html><head></head><body>Frances Marshall Miller Herbert<br /><br />Hanover, NH - Frances Marshall Miller Herbert, 91, of Hanover, NH, died peacefully on September 18, 2026, at Kendal at Hanover.<br /><br />Fran was born on May 22, 1935, in Westwood, ...
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3mBetsy Howe Bowse
<html><head></head><body>Betsy Bowse<br /><br />Quechee, NH - Betsy Howe Bowse, a longtime Upper Valley resident, passed away at Dartmouth's Jack Byrne Center on September 14, 2026. Born in 1940 in Burlington, Vermont, she lived in Virginia, Michi ...