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Court questions Vermont Catholic Diocese plan to sell Rice Memorial High to supporters
A U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge has called for an evidentiary hearing to resolve disputes over whether the Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington can sell Rice Memorial High School to supporters for $4.3…
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3mAyotte opposes potential Bow data center, plans to propose statewide moratorium
Governor Kelly Ayotte announced plans to include a multi-year moratorium on data centers in her upcoming budget to address concerns regarding rising energy costs and environmental impacts.
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9m2026 High school fall sports guide: Football
With the local high school sports season starting up, here is a look at some of the Upper Valley football teams hitting the gridiron in 2026. The region has an influx of teams with new coaches, including Lebanon, Mascoma and Newport, all of which will look for success this season. However, some teams still have veteran head coaches, including Woodstock, which will try to bounce back from a loss in the VPA Division III finals after losing many experienced athletes. A powerhouse in Hartford will be in a rebuild this season as it lost 16 seniors from last season’s run to […]
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4mElizabeth Heun Locke
<html><head></head><body>Elizabeth (Lisa) Heun Locke<br /><br />Kittery, ME - Elizabeth (Lisa) Heun Locke, 83, of Corinth, Vermont, died on August 7, 2026, in Kittery, Maine, of pancreatic cancer. She was born on October 2, 1942, at Fort Sill, Oklahom ...
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3mWilliam Davis
<html><head></head><body>William Davis<br /><br />West Lebanon, NH - William Davis, 90, died Saturday, August 29, 2026, at Hanover Terrace Healthcare.<br /><br />He was born March 29, 1936, in Bradford, VT a son of Irving and Blanche (Johnson) Davis. ...
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5mHartford considers a stricter car camping ban
HARTFORD — The town is grappling with a possible addition to its parking rules to clearly define “camping,” which is prohibited in municipal lots. Some selectboard members worried it would create more hardship for the homeless population and criminalize them for being unhoused. Town manager Gail Ostrout noted that she receives “100 messages a week” […]