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Lab fire at Dartmouth Hitchcock could affect patient results
Firefighters responded to a laboratory equipment fire at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center's Williamson Research Building early Wednesday morning.
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5mHartford grapples with Gory Daze parade safety coverage
Hartford officials announced that the local police department will be unable to provide safety coverage for the upcoming Gory Daze Halloween parade due to staffing shortages and high call volumes.
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4mField hockey: Petty's hat trick lifts Mascoma over Newport
Mascoma High junior Tori Petty scored three goals and had an assist to lead the Royals to a 4-2 victory in field hockey over Newport High on Tuesday.
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9mRising vet costs leave Upper Valley pet owners and clinics struggling
Rising veterinary costs have driven a surge in demand for low-cost care and nonprofit assistance across the Upper Valley, prompting local clinics and organizations to implement new payment programs and expansion efforts.
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2mEtna man indicted on felony sexual abuse charges
An Etna man named Gene Pease has been indicted on two counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault and one misdemeanor charge of simple assault for the abuse of a 10-year-old girl.
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8mWorkers must earn $47 an hour to afford median rent in Lebanon in 2026, housing reports finds
A growing gap between how much it costs for housing and how much residents are earning exists across New Hampshire — and nowhere is it clearer than in the cities. In Lebanon, the hourly wage needed for one person to afford median rent in the city in 2026 is $47.06. But the statewide average median hourly wage, as of June 2025, was $25.29. And $47.06 per hour is more than the average in New Hampshire for many essential workers: Registered nurses make an average of $45.49 per hour; electricians make $30.50; and childcare workers make $16.26. The numbers, included in a […]