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Upper Valley winter shelters wrap up season, while construction proceeds on new facility
The Lebanon Seasonal Shelter and the Warm Welcome Shelter in Claremont have closed for the season, but a new shelter and resource center is under construction in White River Junction, which will…
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9m'Come and ask the teachers': Hartford School Board motions for another option in $5 million budget reduction
The Hartford School Board unanimously approved a motion to request a third budget reduction option from leadership following a meeting where parents and teachers expressed concerns over potential school closures.
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8mFormer Dartmouth star Jared Gerbino aims for 2028 Olympics with Italy
Former Dartmouth football star Jared Gerbino is poised to represent Italy in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games after helping the nation qualify through the 2026 World Championships.
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5mCanaan fire chief settling in after period of turnover
CANAAN — There’s a new fire chief in town, and he says he’s not going anywhere. “I don’t have an end date in mind,” Chief Jeremy Thibeault said Thursday by phone. Thibeault, 48, joined the Canaan Fire Department a month ago, but he’s by no means new in the community. Now welcomed as the seventh […]
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5mDartmouth men's hockey has a big act to follow: itself
HANOVER — In just over a week, the Dartmouth College men’s hockey team will take the ice for regular-season play as the program looks to build on its best campaign in recent history. The Big Green are coming off a year in which they won their first ECAC tournament championship, advanced to their first NCAA Tournament since 1980 and won a program-record 23 games. After a year like that, expectations are rising. Dartmouth was ranked second in the ECAC preseason poll last month and is currently 10th in the nation in the latest United States College Hockey Online rankings without a […]
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3mNH House Grafton 6: Goundrey on property taxes, school funding
On Tuesday, Nov. 3, voters in Orford, Rumney, and Wentworth will choose between Democratic candidate Paul Goundrey and Republican incumbent Linda Franz for a seat in the New Hampshire House.