Editorial: Future of USPS in jeopardy as privatization looms and losses mount

Hartford works to fix Quechee wastewater plant after E.coli spike

Hartford town officials issued a warning for residents and visitors to avoid the Ottauquechee River and Dewey's Pond due to elevated E. coli levels detected in discharge from the local wastewater treatment plant.

Another town administrator leaves Haverhill on bad terms

Haverhill's town administrator, Tom Galinat, resigned following alleged retaliation from the Selectboard after he expressed concern over the town's auditing.

Can a chatbot be a responsible therapist? Dartmouth professor aims to find out

As clinicians grapple with increasing shortages and rising costs, researchers at Dartmouth College developed Therabot, a purpose-built generative AI chatbot designed to provide ethical mental health support while lawmakers debate necessary regulations.

Washington Central district vote opens new route to school closures

Residents of the Washington Central Unified Union School District approved an amendment allowing the district to make decisions on school closures via a majority vote by the school board and residents, rather than leaving such decisions to individual towns.

Activist groups report ICE detentions in Upper Valley

Activist groups reported multiple ICEdetentions in the Upper Valley last week.