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Superintendent in NH rep's town criticizes ‘segregated schools’ comments, defends public education
The Superintendent of the Bedford School District rebuked Republican Rep. Kristin Noble's suggestion to segregate schools by political party, emphasizing the importance of diversity and inclusion in…
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5mDartmouth men's hockey has a big act to follow: itself
HANOVER — In just over a week, the Dartmouth College men’s hockey team will take the ice for regular-season play as the program looks to build on its best campaign in recent history. The Big Green are coming off a year in which they won their first ECAC tournament championship, advanced to their first NCAA Tournament since 1980 and won a program-record 23 games. After a year like that, expectations are rising. Dartmouth was ranked second in the ECAC preseason poll last month and is currently 10th in the nation in the latest United States College Hockey Online rankings without a […]
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3mNH House Grafton 6: Goundrey on property taxes, school funding
On Tuesday, Nov. 3, voters in Orford, Rumney, and Wentworth will choose between Democratic candidate Paul Goundrey and Republican incumbent Linda Franz for a seat in the New Hampshire House.
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3mNH House Grafton 9: Barrett on cost of living
Voters in New Hampshire House District 9 will choose between Democrat Ella Barrett and Republican Bradley Macrae for one seat on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
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2mVT House Orange-Caledonia: Culp on cost of living, local control
On November 3, voters in Vermont House District Orange-Caledonia will elect between independent Susan Culp, and Democrat Aiden Otterman and Republican Tom Otterman.
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3mVT House Orange-2: Mills on affordability
On Tuesday, Nov. 3, voters in Vermont House District Orange-2 will choose between Democrat Lance Mills and Republican Nicholas DiLorenzo to fill an open seat vacated by Monique Priestley.