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Column: In Hanover, let's build, together
Hanover residents narrowly voted against adding a neon NO VACANCY qualifier underneath the welcome sign, highlighting the need for the community to come together to address the housing crisis.
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Corinth priest arraigned on trespassing charge related to ICE protest
Seven Vermont clergy members, including a 69-year-old Corinth resident, pleaded not guilty Tuesday to a misdemeanor of unlawful trespass in Chittenden Superior Court following an ICE protest in Williston last month. “The protesters ignored the directions and warnings they were being provided,” a state trooper wrote in the affidavit. Rev. Earl Kooperkamp, in addition to […]
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4mHartford Police extradite woman accused of maiming in August
Two months after a 36-year-old woman allegedly gouged someone’s eye out in a fight near Hartford Town Hall, police apprehended her in Concord. Megan Naylor, listed in court records as a transient White River Junction resident, faces a felony charge of maiming and a felony charge of aggravated assault for an Aug. 10 altercation where she allegedly pulled a 45-year-old woman’s eye out. Hartford Police extradited Naylor from Merrimack County Jail Wednesday, following an Oct. 7 arrest by New Hampshire State Office Complex Police in Concord, NH, according to a Wednesday news release by Hartford Police. Hartford Police responded to a […]
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8mEddie Bogosian seeks to revive beloved Hanover landmark EBA's
Inspired by praise from musician Noah Kahan, Eddie Bogosian is attempting to revive the legacy of his family's former Hanover restaurant, Everything But Anchovies, by selling signature sauce and merchandise.
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4mRevived Woodstock boys soccer advances in D-III tournament, blanking WRV
WOODSTOCK — A year after a one-win season, the Woodstock High boys soccer team continued its turnaround on Tuesday, advancing in the VPA Division III playoffs by defeating White River Valley High 2-0 in a first-round matchup. The No. 8-seeded Wasps topped the No. 9-ranked Wildcats thanks to senior Luke Hecker, who scored and added […]
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4mVT Senate Windsor District: Major, White on healthcare costs
Seven candidates are running for three state Senate seats in Windsor County on November 3, with Democratic incumbents Joe Major and Becca White focusing on lowering healthcare costs and addressing the cost of living.