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Annual count finds slight decline in homelessness in Vermont
A 2026 point-in-time count revealed a 3% decrease in the number of people experiencing homelessness in Vermont, though officials warned that the findings show an increase in unsheltered individuals…
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3mRichard F. Smead
<html><head></head><body>Richard F. Smead<br /><br />Weathersfield Bow, VT - Richard "Dick" F. Smead, 82, died Sunday, November 8, 2026, at Valley Regional Hospital in Claremont with his loved ones by his side.<br /><br />He was born Novembe ...
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5mJoseph Miller Mehling
<html><head></head><body>Joseph "Joe" Miller Mehling<br /><br />Norwich, VT - Joseph "Joe" Miller Mehling died on November 5, 2026, one day before his 79th birthday, after a recent cancer diagnosis. He passed peacefully at Dartmout ...
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2mStrike at grocery supplier continues in Pembroke, as stores report empty shelves
A continuous strike by 255 Teamsters Local 633 members at an Associated Grocers Northeast distribution center in Pembroke has caused empty shelves at regional grocery stores like Richardson's Market due to a dispute over pension contracts.
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6mIn his basement arcade, Steve Kelley keeps his dad’s memory alive
Steve Kelley built a 50-machine home arcade in his Claremont basement to preserve the memory of the original business he opened with his late father, Russell.
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2mSwastika found on Hartford veterans monument on Veterans Day
A swastika was discovered drawn on a new war veteran monument in White River Junction's Veterans Park on Veterans Day.