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‘We need to fix it’: Providers say NH’s early education quality system isn’t quality at all
Child care providers in New Hampshire are struggling to maintain their programs due to the high cost of quality standards, lack of communication and payment issues from the state, and the impact of…
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5mInside the Woods podcast: Senior linebacker Steve Simpkins Jr. and head coach Sammy McCorkle
A Valley News podcast about Dartmouth Big Green athletics. Season 4, Episode 4 has interviews senior linebacker Steve Simpkins Jr. and head coach Sammy McCorkle.
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4mPhishing scam costs parishioner $2,000 in gift card fraud
A parishioner at St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Hanover lost $2,000 to a gift card scam involving an impersonator posing as Rector Guy Sullivan.
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8mVermont’s ‘slopaganda’ problem
Founder Curtis Hier faces criticism and legal debate over the use of AI-generated political content by his new PAC, Flip Vermont Red, amid concerns regarding the effectiveness of existing regulations against digital manipulation.
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4mHartford's Lori Hirshfield honored for 30 years of service
Lori Hirshfield, planning and development director for the town of Hartford, received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Vermont League of Cities and Towns for her 30 years of service.
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5mFlorida evangelist purchases former Green Mountain College campus from whiskey mogul
Florida evangelist Tommie Zito has taken ownership of the former Green Mountain College campus in Poultney, Vermont, with plans to transform the property into a global Christian university named Z University by August 2028.