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'Homesick' illuminates how unwelcoming the Upper Valley can be for people of color
Emily Walton's book, "Homesick", explores the racial exclusion experienced by people of color in rural New England and the need for the dominant white culture to take responsibility for making the…
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1mPhotos: Hanover football falls to MV in Division II quarterfinals
The first NHIAA football playoff victory in the history of Merrimack Valley High School came at the expense of Hanover High on Friday as the third-seeded Pride eliminated the sixth-seeded Bears in the Division II quarterfinals, 28-14. Merrimack Valley senior running back Nate Wallace and junior back Jubal Tubbs each ran for two touchdowns in […]
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4mHartford teen raises flagpole at Veterans Park for Eagle Scout project
Hartford High School sophomore Leo Hamalainen recently completed his Eagle Scout project by installing a new flagpole at Veterans Park to honor local veterans.
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6mReport finds Vermont is experiencing unprecedented weather extremes
A new climate assessment from the University of Vermont's Gund Institute highlights rising temperatures, decreasing snowfall, and the growing strain on municipal infrastructure due to increasingly frequent extreme weather events.
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4mAnne Tetreault
<html><head></head><body>Anne Tetreault<br /><br />Hanover, NH - Anne Tetreault (née Myatt) died peacefully on November 6 at the age of 88 in her home in Hanover, NH supported by the unwavering love of family and friends. Anne and her husband T ...
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4mRun it back: Groves, Hanover boys enjoy big NHIAA Meet of Champions
Hanover High’s Ben Groves proved he is the top male cross country runner in the state, winning the 5,000-meter NHIAA Meet of Champions at the Hopkinton Fairgrounds on Saturday and leading the Bears to first place among 31 schools and 18 team scores. Groves won in 15 minutes, 5.2 seconds, exactly 2 seconds ahead of […]