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City seeks $15.3 million to extend life Lebanon landfill by 19 years
Lebanon is seeking state approval for a $15.3 million expansion of its solid waste facility, known as phase 3, to prevent running out of landfill space in less than three years.
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5mPolice chief Ryan Porter begins training as Canaan town administrator
Canaan's Selectboard has selected Police Chief Ryan Porter to undergo a multi-year training process to eventually become the town's permanent administrator.
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An automobile, a bicycle, and a man and his dog
Retired educator Jonathan Stableford reflects on how chance encounters and coincidences, ranging from a brief roadside alignment in Vermont to a historical shipwreck, shape the trajectory of human lives.
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4mColumn: Hall Art Foundation is far more than a 'tax shelter'
A founder of the Hall Art Foundation responds to a Valley News review with information regarding the nonprofit's operations, land ownership, and tax status.
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9mSkimmers, scammers and crypto ATM rackets: Ways to avoid rising fraud in New Hampshire
Concord Police Detective Steven Carter warns of a significant increase in local fraud and scams, ranging from sophisticated debit card skimmers to fraudulent cryptocurrency ATM operations.
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10mNew Hampshire report identifies key factors forcing birth centers to close
A University of New Hampshire report identifies medical malpractice insurance, low reimbursements, and low patient volumes as the primary factors causing freestanding birthing centers to close across New Hampshire, as the Twin States lose even more options for obstetrics care.