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Lake Sunapee Region Chamber promotes local tourism amidst economic challenges
The Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of Commerce is promoting the region as a tourist destination with its website, social media, and printed guide, and is seeing impressive numbers despite the high cost…
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2mPolice identify Hartford car fire victim, investigation continues
HARTFORD — Police have confirmed that the body discovered inside a burning car belonged to a 62-year-old male Hartford resident, who died as a result of the fire. On Sept. 9, local police and fire officials responded to a report of a car fire toward the back of the Hartford Point Cemetery. Cemetery Sexton Ken […]
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5mOpinion: Sullivan County TRAILS program is worth saving
In 2010, Sullivan County launched a bold gamble favoring rehabilitation over retribution:TRAILS, which stands for Transitional Reentry and Inmate Life Skills. Rather than build a new jail estimated at $42 million, the county opened a $7.1 million treatment-centered facility where eligible inmates with substance use disorders could undergo a 90-day treatment course to help them […]
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5mOpinion: Free flu shot clinics are Upper Valley accomplishment
Every fall, something pretty remarkable happens in communities across the Upper Valley. People walk into a community building, a school gym or a local gathering place, roll up their sleeves and get a flu vaccine. The vaccine is free. The process is simple. And most people probably don’t give much thought to everything that happened […]
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3mLebanon police investigate antisemitic graffiti found at multiple sites
Lebanon police are investigating the discovery of antisemitic graffiti found at several locations in downtown Lebanon, including swastikas and Nazi slogans.
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4mClaremont recovers $700,000 in grant money it never requested, a key factor in its deficit
Claremont school officials reported recovering nearly $700,000 in previously unrequested federal grant reimbursements, though more than $1 million remains to be collected.