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A crowdsourced surveillance map flagged Flock cameras in the Upper Valley. Officials say the data is wrong.
A Hanover business owner expressed concerns over privacy and transparency following reports of suspected automated license plate reader cameras in the area, despite official denials from town and…
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9mCommittee calls for changes to New Hampshire’s disability system
A group of New Hampshire disability rights advocates, families and care agency professionals want to see reform in the state’s disability care system. New Hampshire’s System Review Committee finalized its recommendations for systemic reform Thursday. The committee came together in December after a Bulletin investigation last year uncovered evidence of hundreds of abuse and neglect […]
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5mHartford school board to weigh 'dramatic' options for budget cuts, including closing buildings
The Hartford School Board is scheduled to meet Wednesday night to discuss potential budget cuts of at least $3.7 million, including possible school building closures, following a state law change that lowers the district's excess spending threshold.
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9mDartmouth roundup: Field hockey breaks Ivy League drought
The Dartmouth College field hockey team picked up its first win in Ivy League play in three years on Friday, hosting Penn and blanking the Quakers, 4-0, at Chase Astro Field. Ruby Walsh led the Big Green’s offense with two goals. Lilly Venezia and Lucia Campaño each scored, and Ava Russo and Amelie Luessmann added […]
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7mVermont farmers feel impacts of staffing cuts at USDA
Several years ago, Ben Haigh, a small-scale dairy farmer in Shoreham, received $50,000 in federal funding from an arm of the U.S. Department of Agriculture to put up fencing around his farm, infrastructure he felt was essential for his operation. But lately it’s been a different story for Haigh: In more recent years, he applied […]
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3mJoan Hilliker
<html><head></head><body>Joan Hilliker<br /><br />Dickson, NH - Joan Lee Hilliker, née Churchill, of Cumberland Furnace, Tennessee, passed away on September 22, 2026, at the age of 77.<br /><br />Born on May 16, 1949, in Woodstock, Vermont, Joa ...