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Woodstock fills two Selectboard seats, sparking criticism
WOODSTOCK — The Selectboard has appointed two residents to fill vacant seats until the next election, after most of the original board resigned this year. Clay Reed and Ben Ford are the newest…
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4mLebFest returns to Colburn Park Saturday with new arts and climate features
LEBANON — LebFest, the city’s annual free autumn celebration, returns to Colburn Park this Saturday, Sept. 19, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. (rain date: Sunday, Sept. 20). Organized by the Upper Valley Business Alliance and Lebanon Recreation, Arts & Parks, nearly 100 booths will feature games, crafts, raffles, and food. There’s plenty to fill […]
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3mVermont man sentenced to life in double murder
Theodore Bland, 31, was sentenced to two consecutive life terms for the 2023 murders of Jahim Solomon and Eric White in Vermont after reaching a plea agreement that avoided the death penalty.
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8m'Real Vermonters Don't Milk Goats.' All-time bestselling humor title, set for fall comeback.
Vermont political science professor Frank Bryan and writer friend Bill Mares were bumping along a muddy back road four decades ago when they spotted a pristine log cabin with a two-vehicle carport. “Flatlander,” Bryan later recalled saying of a perceived out-of-state owner. “And what are we?” Mares replied. Mares was born in Missouri, raised in […]
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7mAs drought expands across central NH again this fall, in some places it never fully went away
New Hampshire faces a return of drought conditions across a central swath of the state this fall due to increasing climatic extremes and a lack of sufficient groundwater recharge from last winter's dry snow.
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3mNH lawmakers decry tax on high-income earners, luxury goods
Newmarket Democratic Representative Ellen Read faced criticism from both Democratic and Republican legislative leaders following her proposal to implement a high-end income tax and a luxury goods sales tax in New Hampshire.