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Why talking to political adversaries matters
Engaging in dialogue with political adversaries is a necessary form of reconnaissance rather than a betrayal of conviction, which includes such historical precedents as the Camp David Accords and the…
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8mSen. Welch meets with Vt. farmers to discuss rural economic crisis
Vermont farmers met with Sen. Peter Welch to discuss systemic challenges including land insecurity, unreliable federal funding, low profit margins, and mental health struggles within the agricultural community.
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5mThis winter, New England scientists will track snowpack like never before
Researchers from universities in Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine have received a $5.9 million grant from the National Science Foundation to develop a real-time snowpack monitoring system to address climate change impacts in New England.
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3mSalad bar cyclosporiasis outbreak over, Cheshire Medical says
The local cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to tainted Taylor Farms lettuce at Cheshire Medical Center in Keene, N.H., has ended after two weeks of no new cases.
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3mSurvey shows notable drop in depression among NH high school students
A 2025 statewide student survey released by the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services revealed improvements in mental health indicators among high schoolers following a period of post-pandemic decline.
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2mMore federal workers in NH are focusing on immigration
The number of Immigration and Customs Enforcement workers in New Hampshire increased by 38% over the past year as the Trump administration continued its immigration enforcement push.