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Businesses bracing for potential tariff impact on foliage season
The number of Canadian tourists crossing into Vermont appears to have increased this summer, compared to last year, but not enough to have Upper Valley businesses breathing a sigh of relief. …
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3mDonna B. Harp
<html><head></head><body>Donna B. Harp<br /><br />Lebanon, NH - A new star is shining brightly in heaven. Donna B. Harp, 83, passed away Sunday November 1, 2026 while surrounded by her loving family after several years of multiple health issues. She w ...
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8m5 takeaways from the New Hampshire General Election
New Hampshire elections resulted in Republican Kelly Ayotte securing a second term as governor and Democrat Chris Pappas winning a historic U.S. Senate seat, alongside split regional results regarding a school tax cap.
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3mRegional planning commission receives $1.17 million federal grant for rural road safety
The Upper Valley Lake Sunapee Regional Planning Commission (UVLSRPC) received a $1.17 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to develop a road safety plan that supports the 27 communities in the commission’s region. The five-year planning grant comes from the Department of Transportation’s Safe Streets and Roads for All program, which supports efforts […]
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8m5 takeaways from the Vermont General Election
Vermont voters reelected Republican Governor Phil Scott in a narrow victory while approving constitutional amendments regarding collective bargaining and equal rights.
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7mTree-cutting felonies dropped in Sunapee neighbor dispute
A retired U.S. Navy SEAL commander and Sunapee resident avoided felony convictions for criminal mischief and timber harvesting trespass by paying a $1,000 fine for removing a tree and stump near his lakefront property line.