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SNSC program builds rider confidence with Advanced Transit training
Six participants and their caregivers recently completed the second installment of a free three-part training series hosted by the Special Needs Support Center and Advance Transit to increase comfort…
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2mHIV/HCV Resource Center hosts first community syringe cleanup day Friday
The HIV/HCV Resource Center is scheduled to host its first community syringe cleanup day at Lyman Point Park in White River Junction this Friday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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5mHartland adopts new dog ordinance after pet was killed
The Hartland Selectboard voted on Monday to adopt a new ordinance requiring a public hearing for dog attacks and establishing penalties for owners of potentially vicious dogs.
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5mIn the climate race between more rain and more evaporation, rain is winning in the Northeast
A new Dartmouth study found that increased precipitation has made droughts in the Northeast less frequent and less intense since 1984, despite rising temperatures causing greater water loss through evaporation.
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2mFinance manager Robert Kimmerle to become Artistree executive director
Robert Kimmerle is set to become the new executive director of the Artistree Community Arts Center on October 1, succeeding founder Kathleen Dolan.
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9mNew Hampshire survey shows jump in support for small-lot single-family homes
A new St. Anselm College survey reveals that despite increasing mixed-use developments, approximately 80% of New Hampshire residents aged 18 to 40 prefer single-family homes, fueling potential legislative pushes to reform restrictive zoning codes.