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Home heating aid in NH is proceeding as usual, despite federal shutdown
Despite the federal government shutdown, New Hampshire's heating assistance programs are operating as usual and are accepting applications from households in need.
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3mDavid Conway Robbins
<html><head></head><body>David Conway Robbins<br /><br />Woodstock, VT - David Conway Robbins (DC) passed away suddenly on October 17, 2026, at the age of 50. He was optimistic about starting a new path for his life, but it was not to be. He was loved ...
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8mHartford board chair’s substitute job raises conflict-of-interest questions
At the Hartford School Board meeting last Wednesday, board member Colin Butler motioned to discuss Chair Nancy Russell's participation in the annual Vermont School Board Association meeting and her role as a district substitute teacher despite local charter restrictions.
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7mNH hikes plow contractor pay by 15%
The New Hampshire Executive Council approved a plan to increase payments to private snowplow contractors by 15% to address a significant workforce shortage ahead of the 2026 to 2027 winter season.
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2mEnfield Planning Board to vote on nearly 300-unit Laramie Farms development
Enfield's Planning Board is scheduled to vote on a site plan for Laramie Farms, a nearly 300-unit housing development, during its meeting this Wednesday night.
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6mCompany questions police response after tools stolen from work truck
A business owner expressed frustration over the lack of progress in a police investigation regarding thousands of dollars in stolen tools following the recovery of a work truck.