Valley News
West Lebanon dry bridge closes Monday for a year: detours, bus changes and what to know
Beginning Sept. 14, the 77-year-old dry bridge connecting Main Street to the Route 12A shopping district in West Lebanon will close for a year to allow for the demolition phase of a $14.3 million…
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6mNew England Footprints: A Viking Funeral
A writer reflects on the passing of two significant figures from his childhood — his best friend and a former bully — to encourage readers to reconnect with people from their past using technology.
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5mDartmouth Health begins telehealth pilot to expand kidney donation for rural residents
Clinicians at Dartmouth Health have launched a telehealth-enabled pilot program to increase living kidney donation accessibility for rural residents, supported by a $375,000 grant from the Kidney Innovation Accelerator.
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4mHVAC problems force Hartford town offices to new building
Hartford's town offices are scheduled to relocate to 205 Billings Farm Road on Dec. 4 while the Town Hall awaits a $1.6 million HVAC system replacement.
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3m77-year-old man pleads not guilty to felony theft charges from American Legion
Peter St. Pierre, 77, pleaded not guilty to two felony counts of stealing money from the American Legion Post 22 in Lebanon.
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1mHanover trio selected for all-state volleyball honors by NH coaches
The New Hampshire Volleyball Coaches Association released its all-state teams and award winners this week, recognizing a few Hanover High athletes in the process. For their contributions to a strong season, senior Bella Poisson earned an NHIAA Division II first-team nod, while seniors Sage Fargher and Casey Wilkinson were honorable mentions. The Bears, led by […]