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New Hampshire lawmakers work to hash out specifics on Medicaid work requirements
New Hampshire Republicans are pushing for stricter Medicaid work requirements than those being implemented nationwide, including a ban on self-attestation and a requirement for Medicaid enrollees to…
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7mLawmakers examine Department of Corrections policy keeping more people in prison past their minimum sentences
Vermont lawmakers are intensifying their scrutiny of a Department of Corrections policy known as risk containment, which allows the agency to detain individuals past their minimum sentences based on perceived threats to public safety.
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4mFatal crash case relocated amid concerns over an impartial jury
A judge granted a request to move the trial of Kyle Hunt, who was charged in a fatal car collision that killed 16-year-old Kaylee Bailey, from Orange County to Burlington due to concerns about community prejudice.
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2mPolice investigate Newport crash that injured 2 adults, 2 juveniles
NEWPORT — Four people sustained injuries in a Saturday car crash, with two occupants in critical but stable condition at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. On Sept. 12, Newport police and fire officials responded to the area of 72 Breakneck Road around 10 p.m. following a collision report. At the scene, emergency personnel located a heavily damaged […]
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5mCross country roundup: Lebanon, Hanover post first-place finishes; Mascoma's Russell wins Eagles Nest
Lebanon first at Coe-Brown The Lebanon girls cross country team, led by four freshmen finishing in the top ten, won a three-team meet against Souhegan and Coe-Brown on Saturday. The Raider boys also took first with five runners placing in the top ten. Raiders freshman Jill Campbell won the 5,000-meter race at Coe-Brown Academy in Northwood, N.H., in 20:44, followed by Brooke Nelson in second among 46 runners. Carolyn Campbell was the third Raider freshman across the line, finishing in fifth place. Senior Hannah Oliveira was sixth, and freshman Victoria Pomeroy came in seventh. For the boys, Ian Kiefer was third […]
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5m172 units, one road in: Claremont weighs housing project against neighborhood traffic
CLAREMONT — A decision on whether to grant a density variance for a proposed 172-unit affordable housing project on a vacant parcel accessed through residential neighborhoods off Washington Street has been continued by the Zoning Board of Adjustment until November at the earliest. The ZBA voted the continuance at its Sept. 8 meeting after hearing […]