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Spring migration puts amphibians at risk on active roads
On warm, rainy nights in the spring, volunteers in Lebanon help amphibians cross active roads during Big Night events to protect them from being run over by cars.
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14mVoting laws, school budgets, and nuclear power: NH's final compromises of 2026
House Bill 1102, which would raise state park fees for out-of-staters and increase costs for state-run amenities, is one of 49 bills that will face a final vote before heading to Gov. Kelly Ayotte's desk.
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7mChelsea woman avoids jail in pedestrian death case with plea deal
A Chelsea woman who pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges for leaving the scene of an accident that killed a pedestrian has avoided jail time, while a group of Chelsea residents has formed to improve the town's walkability and prevent further tragedies.
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3mHartford girls lacrosse dominates Brattleboro in playoff opener
The Hartford Hurricanes girls lacrosse team defeated the Brattleboro Bears in the opening round of the Vermont Division II playoffs, winning 12-5 and advancing to the quarterfinals.
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4mDoubles win seals second consecutive title for Lebanon girls tennis
The Lebanon girls tennis team won their second consecutive D-III New Hampshire state title, defeating Gilford 5-4 in a dramatic finish.
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6mFormer Vt. school superintendent, husband deny underage drinking charges in KUA student's death
Kristin Hubert and her husband John-Henry Hubert pleaded not guilty to charges of enabling the drinking of alcohol by a KUA student who later died in a crash after leaving their home.