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Enfield officials pull swim raft after pranks by 'hooligans'
Town officials in Enfield have removed a floating swim raft from Mascoma Lake due to repeated displacement, lack of staff to monitor it, and vandalism, resulting in wasted taxpayer money.
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6mArt Notes: Northern Stage's 'John Proctor is the Villain' tackles modern gender dynamics
Before the characters in Northern Stage’s production of “John Proctor is the Villain” said a word in Sunday’s performance, what the audience heard was laughter. Not a modest chuckle, but a giddy, disembodied chorus of cackles that ricocheted around the theater — the giggles of a group of girls driven to hysterics by an inside […]
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3mLab fire at Dartmouth Hitchcock could affect patient results
Firefighters responded to a laboratory equipment fire at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center's Williamson Research Building early Wednesday morning.
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5mHartford grapples with Gory Daze parade safety coverage
Hartford officials announced that the local police department will be unable to provide safety coverage for the upcoming Gory Daze Halloween parade due to staffing shortages and high call volumes.
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4mField hockey: Petty's hat trick lifts Mascoma over Newport
Mascoma High junior Tori Petty scored three goals and had an assist to lead the Royals to a 4-2 victory in field hockey over Newport High on Tuesday.
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9mRising vet costs leave Upper Valley pet owners and clinics struggling
Rising veterinary costs have driven a surge in demand for low-cost care and nonprofit assistance across the Upper Valley, prompting local clinics and organizations to implement new payment programs and expansion efforts.