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Planning board approves historic 299-unit Laramie Farm project
The Enfield Planning Board unanimously approved plans for the 299-unit Laramie Farm residential development on Maple Street, marking the largest land use project in the town's history.
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3mUpdate: Police apprehend suspect in Claremont robbery
CLAREMONT — After the 35-year-old suspect in an armed robbery evaded police for approximately one day, they located him Thursday afternoon near the abandoned salt sheds on Mulberry Street, according to a police report. Claremont Police arrested James Doherty Jr., of Claremont, on several felony and misdemeanor charges, including some stemming from a Wednesday robbery. Police […]
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6mInside the Woods podcast: Senior quarterback Grayson Saunier and head coach Sammy McCorkle
A Valley News podcast about Dartmouth Big Green athletics. Season 4, Episode 9 has interviews with senior quarterback Grayson Saunier and Dartmouth Football head coach Sammy McCorkle
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2mVSCA announces all-state soccer lists
With the high school soccer season in the books, the Vermont Soccer Coaches Association released its annual awards and recognitions, honoring several athletes and a coach from Upper Valley high schools in Vermont. Division II — Girls All-State Rai Jones — HartfordLucy Crowley — HartfordLucia Beraldi — Hartford Division II — Boys All-State Jackson Hessler […]
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2mSullivan County opens $75 million nursing home addition and renovation project
Sullivan County officials are hosting an open house this Saturday to celebrate the completion of a $75 million addition and renovation project at the county complex nursing home.
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5mWhat you need to know about seasonal depression
Local healthcare providers and experts are urging residents to seek treatment and utilize lifestyle adjustments to manage Seasonal Affective Disorder as winter approaches.