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Out & About: Grafton resident works with landowners to build 10-mile trail system for skiers & snowshoers
Angus Gorman developed the Isinglass Trails, a 10-mile interconnected cross-country skiing and snowshoeing system in Grafton, by convincing private landowners to allow public access to their property.
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8mAmazing Corn Maze seeks to reconnect public with agriculture
Farmers Marilyn Lambert and Bruce Savage host the Amazing Corn Maze in Randolph Center to educate the public about agriculture and address misconceptions surrounding farming.
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5mGirls soccer: Windsor loses narrow match against undefeated Springfield
The Windsor High girls soccer team fell 1-0 to Springfield High on Wednesday despite a standout effort from goalkeeper Addison Crane.
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2mRailroad bridge repairs in White River Junction set to begin Friday
Construction crews are scheduled to begin repairing a damaged railroad bridge on Maple Street in White River Junction starting Friday, with overnight work expected to cause traffic delays through Wednesday.
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8mHartford school board looks at closing an elementary school to cut $5M
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Hartford could close one of its three elementary schools under plans school board members moved forward Wednesday night, though they stressed nothing is final. The board reviewed five plans to cut the district’s budget by almost $5 million and asked administrators to take a closer look at two of them. Board […]
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5mInside the Woods podcast: Sophomore running back Myles Craddock and head coach Sammy McCorkle
A Valley News podcast about Dartmouth Big Green athletics. Season 4, Episode 3 has interviews with sophomore running back Myles Craddock and head coach Sammy McCorkle.