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New Grafton police chief resigns one week after election
Jeffrey Cogswell, who was elected as Grafton's new police chief just one week ago, has stepped down due to an undisclosed reason, leaving the Selectboard to appoint Russell Poitras as interim…
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2mFrancis H. Bill
<html><head></head><body>Francis H. Bill<br /><br />Enfield, NH - Francis Henry Bill, 79, of Enfield, New Hampshire, passed away unexpectedly on July 20 following a heavy equipment rollover accident at his home.<br /><br />Born in Hanover, NH, to Geor ...
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6mLebanon Representative Sue Almy retires after 30 years in legislature
LEBANON — When Susan Almy launched her first write-in campaign for the New Hampshire House of Representatives, she was so convinced she would lose the race that she agreed to take a job outside the country starting in November. This year, Almy wrapped up her 30th and final year representing Lebanon in Concord. Many things have changed […]
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11mPresident Trump’s priorities could put a hefty portion of federal grants in Vermont on the chopping block
A proposed Office of Management and Budget rule threatens to significantly reduce federal funding for Vermont's research institutions, healthcare facilities, and nonprofit organizations by shifting grant approval power to political appointees.
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7mKyle Timothy Fine Art brings Dartmouth artists back to Hanover
Dartmouth alumnus Kyle Timothy Blood has opened Kyle Timothy Fine Art in Hanover, N.H., a new gallery focused on representing Dartmouth graduates and is scheduled to hold a grand opening on Thursday, July 23.
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5mWRJ Post 84 surging into Vt. state tourney
As the Vermont American Legion senior baseball regular season winds down, White River Junction Post 84 is gearing up for a postseason run in the state tournament, which begins on Saturday in Fair Haven. With one full game on Wednesday at Bellows Falls and another partial game left to be finished on Thursday against Bennington, […]