Detective offers glimpse into Woodsville apartment shooting

Dartmouth provost resigns after review finds undisclosed AI use

Dartmouth Provost Santiago Schnell has resigned following a faculty-led investigation that found he violated publication policies by failing to disclose his use of artificial intelligence in his writing.

‘I can’t afford $514 a month’: New customs rules threaten Strafford man’s medication

New U.S. Customs and Border Protection regulations, prompted by Executive Order 14324, will restrict Americans' ability to import personal prescription drugs across the Canadian border starting in January 2027.

Opinion: New England Footprints: Pondering Genesis and snow tires

Back when my hair was brown, and the world was moderately sane, comic books cost twelve cents, men held doors open for ladies, and most stores, at least here in Vermont, were closed on Sunday. The world got along just fine in this arrangement for many, many years. People planned, had plenty to eat and […]

Hartford field hockey succumbs to second-half U-32 rally in VPA D-II semifinals

EAST MONTPELIER, Vt. — The Hartford High field hockey team fought hard but couldn’t overcome an unbeaten U-32 High team on Tuesday afternoon, falling 4-2 to the Raiders in the VPA Division II semifinals. The No. 4-seeded Hurricanes took a 2-0 first-half lead on goals from junior Carly Carpenter, assisted by junior Amaya Argyros, and […]

Hanover field hockey chases game but can't catch it in D-II semifinal loss to Bow

EXETER, N.H. — Hanover High senior Greta Mancini’s goal sparked a push for an equalizer against Bow in the NHIAA Division II field hockey semifinals, but the Bears just couldn’t find a way through in the second half. No. 3 Hanover fell to No. 2 Bow, 3-1, on Tuesday night at Exeter High’s Bill Ball […]