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Arrest near in Lebanon swastika vandalism; Hartford investigates memorial graffiti
Lebanon Police say they are close to making an arrest in the case of Nazi-themed vandalism discovered in September at several locations downtown. Meanwhile, police in Hartford have just begun…
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4mUpper Valley businesses weigh Vermont’s tourism marketing program
The Vermont Chamber of Commerce and the Vermont Department of Tourism and Marketing have announced the continuation of their Vermont Tourism Marketing Program, allowing local businesses to apply for participation in the 2027 cycle.
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4mNH House Democrats nominate Simpson to be next speaker ahead of Dec. 2 vote
New Hampshire House Democrats selected current minority leader Rep. Alexis Simpson as their nominee for speaker of the House ahead of the official election on Dec. 2.
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5mBrown bounces Dartmouth from Ivy League Women's Soccer Tournament
The top-seeded Dartmouth women's soccer team was eliminated from the Ivy League tournament following a 2-0 defeat by Brown on Thursday night.
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6mHartford weighs asking neighboring towns for $20K each for homelessness, crisis outreach
The Hartford Selectboard postponed a decision on a proposal by Chair Ida Greisemer to request $20,000 from neighboring municipalities to fund regional crisis outreach via the Hartford Police Department.
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5mWoodstock’s median asking price near $1.2 million; housing task force looks for solutions
WOODSTOCK — A new task force is seeking ways to get more housing built despite barriers to development. Since September, members of the Housing Task Force and other residents have met monthly and now twice monthly to tackle the town’s lack of affordable housing. At its meeting Thursday, the task force agreed to focus on seven areas that shape housing availability: supply, demand, location, regulations, financing, community and economics. Stephanie Appelfeller, chief of staff for the town of Woodstock, led the task force’s most recent meeting Thursday. She told the Valley News that Woodstock has a “housing crunch.” Broadly, she said, […]