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Brattleboro hospital and its support staff avert strike by signing first contract
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital and Brattleboro Healthcare United have signed a two-year contract, raising the minimum hourly pay rate for support staffers to $18 immediately and at least $19 in…
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5mLegal action against owner of Corinth's historic general store building forthcoming
CORINTH — Amid a years-long saga, the town plans to sue the owner of an out-of-use building in East Corinth that officials call a hazard to the public and the environment. Town officials say the owner, Michele Walker, currently owes over $60,000 in fines — and counting — for failing to bring the property at […]
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6mInside the Woods podcast: Senior quarterback Grayson Saunier and head coach Sammy McCorkle
A Valley News podcast about Dartmouth Big Green athletics. Season 4, Episode 9 has interviews with senior quarterback Grayson Saunier and Dartmouth Football head coach Sammy McCorkle
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9mSimpson vs. Maggiore: The battle for New Hampshire House speaker heats up
New Hampshire House Democrats face a leadership contest between incumbent caucus leader Rep. Alexis Simpson and challenger Rep. Jim Maggiore following a dramatic shift to a Democratic majority in the chamber.
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3mNH lawmaker proposes bill to classify kratom as a dangerous drug, similar to heroin
New Hampshire State Senator Bill Gannon has proposed a bill to classify kratom as a Schedule 1 drug, following recent debates and local efforts to regulate the substance.
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2mVSCA announces all-state soccer lists
With the high school soccer season in the books, the Vermont Soccer Coaches Association released its annual awards and recognitions, honoring several athletes and a coach from Upper Valley high schools in Vermont. Division II — Girls All-State Rai Jones — HartfordLucy Crowley — HartfordLucia Beraldi — Hartford Division II — Boys All-State Jackson Hessler […]