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ICE looks to boost staffing at intelligence hubs in Vermont
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is considering a $100 million plan to add 24 contract workers to its intelligence-gathering facilities in Williston, Vermont.
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10mWindsor, no longer a prison town, still maintains a connection to people who die in state custody
The Vermont Department of Corrections is working to correct burial records and replace decaying wooden crosses with permanent, non-denominational headstones for 42 individuals who died in state custody and remain buried in a lot at Ascutney Cemetery.
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4mOpinion: Tax caps won't fix property taxes: reforming education revenue sources will
Let’s talk about property taxes, education funding, public services and tax caps. Some facts and beliefs: 1. Everyone despises paying property tax, but for the most part, still subscribe to the adage that two things will always be a reality: death and taxes. 2. We all — well almost all — strongly support our fire departments, […]
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3mRobert Norman
<html><head></head><body>Robert Norman<br /><br />Charlestown, NH - Robert Norman, 83, of Charlestown, NH, died on October 13, 2026, at Valley Regional Hospital. Born in Windsor, VT on December 31, 1942, the son of Bert and Ida Hamel Norman. He was a ...
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4mBarbara H. Brown
<html><head></head><body>Barbara H. Brown<br /><br />Lebanon, NH - Barbara H. Brown, 96, passed away peacefully at The Woodlands in Lebanon, NH, on October 17, 2026, just one week after celebrating her milestone 96th birthday.<br /><br />Barbara was b ...
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7mUpcoming Halloween events planned across the Upper Valley
Various communities across the Upper Valley are scheduling a range of Halloween festivities, including parties, story walks, and trunk-or-treat events, throughout October.