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A Yankee Notebook: The true birthplace of American freedom
On the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the author and his friend Bea visited Boston to experience the "Cradle of Liberty" and enjoy the city's patriotic…
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3mUpper Valley Tip Off Jamboree raises funds for Grantham Village School
Noble Hoops is hosting the Upper Valley Tip Off Jamboree at the Grantham Village School this Saturday, where third- through sixth-grade girls will play basketball to raise money for the school, with donations being accepted until the end of the day.
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Federal grant boosts programs for seniors in Grafton and Sullivan counties
The Grafton County Senior Citizens Council has received an $110,000 federal grant to support programs for older adults in Grafton and Sullivan counties, including exercise classes, a home assistance chore program, and a morning phone call program.
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3mRandolph Selectboard to revisit Kimball Library budget for third time
The Randolph Selectboard is set to discuss the Kimball Library budget for the third time this year, after two previous votes failed to pass, with the Library Trustees hoping the Selectboard will present their original budget proposal to voters.
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8mSullivan County budget approved with cuts to corrections program and restoration of grants
The Sullivan County delegation of state representatives adopted a $44 million county budget, which included a $500,000 cut to the TRAILS program, a 3.1% cost-of-living increase for county employees, and a 7.7% increase in health insurance.
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6mVermont Judge Dickson Corbett remembered for kindness and dedication to law
Vermont Superior Court Judge Dickson Corbett, a dedicated public servant and respected colleague, died unexpectedly last week at the age of 46, leaving behind a legacy of intelligence, kindness, and commitment to public service.