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Police: Former parks & rec director used city funds to buy electronics
The former Claremont Parks and Recreation director used a city credit card and the city's Amazon account to purchase various technology-related items for his personal use, according to police.
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2mWWII veteran marks century milestone
Gordon "Buster" Plummer, a lifelong Lebanon resident and World War II U.S. Navy veteran, celebrated his 100th birthday with nearly 100 family members and friends at the Upper Valley Senior Center.
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4mVA nurse pleads guilty to drug theft and tampering
Kimberly Cotto, a 65-year-old nurse at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in White River Junction, pleaded guilty to stealing drugs prescribed to patients and consuming them herself over an eight month period, potentially facing up to 14 years in prison.
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4mRoute 10 building to feature dedicated offices and art studios
Jonah Richard, a Fairlee resident and founder of Village Ventures, plans to rent out offices in a Route 10 building for remote workers and small businesses, with nine offices and an art studio space available for lease.
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7mCity Council recommends Cape Air over competitors for Lebanon Airport
The City Council recommended that Cape Air continue to serve the Lebanon Airport for the next four years, despite public feedback in favor of Contour Airlines. The council members emphasized the importance of business travel, and Cape Air's long-standing presence in the community.
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3mPilot injured when small plane crashes in Newport
A pilot was injured in a plane crash at Parlin Field Airport in Newport, N.H. on Sunday afternoon, and was taken to Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center for treatment of serious but non-life-threatening injuries.