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Lebanon Adult Ed runs on public money. Its director argues cutting it would cost more.
Lebanon Adult Education provides free English language and high school equivalency courses to residents of New Hampshire, helping immigrants and other adults gain independence and employment…
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3mPolice seek public help to identify 2 antisemitic graffiti suspects in Lebanon
Lebanon police are seeking public help to identify two individuals suspected of spray-painting antisemitic graffiti at multiple city locations.
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6mAs financial hardship drives owners to give up pets, Vermont can’t rehome them fast enough
Vermonters are increasingly forced to surrender their pets to overcrowded shelters due to rising costs of living, medical expenses, and housing insecurity.
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4mNo seat belts or helmets seen in more than 24 fatal NH crashes
A New Hampshire Department of Safety report reveals that 75 people have died in motor vehicle crashes so far in 2026, highlighting recent fatalities among motorcyclists and individuals not wearing seat belts despite New Hampshire's lack of mandatory adult usage laws.
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6mFreshmen lead Lebanon girls to Manchester Invitational XC title
Lebanon’s Jill Campbell won the girls small school division and led the Raiders to the team title among 27 schools at Saturday’s Manchester Invitational cross country meet at Derryfield Park. Campbell, a freshman, crossed the line in the 5,000-meter race in 18 minutes, 36 seconds, more than 50 second ahead of the second-place runner. Fellow […]
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5mThis Vermont documentarian has filmed 3 decades of hard things. So why is she now focusing on hope?
Filmmaker Bess O'Brien's new documentary, Every Day: Big and Small, which highlights community resilience across Vermont, is set to premiere in Burlington before touring several towns throughout the fall.