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A Solitary Walker: A conflict at the end of summer
A perfect day at the beach ends with beachgoers intervening to prevent a woman from driving home drunk.
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2mEtna man denied bail after pleading not guilty to sexual assault
A 72-year-old Etna man named Gene Pease pleaded not guilty to several charges of sexually abusing a 10-year-old girl and will remain in custody following a bail denial by a Grafton Superior Court judge.
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9mOpinion: Doctor, do you deprescribe?
“Doctor, do you deprescribe?” As a psychiatrist, I rarely hear this request. People come to me not because I deprescribe, but because I prescribe. However, there is a movement in the United States and worldwide to deprescribe both mental health and physical health medications. “Is your medicine working for you?” I ask my patients. “How […]
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8mA Life: Pauline Bickford Laughlin: ‘She would just fly by the seat of her pants sometimes’
Pauline Laughlin, a long-time Enfield fourth-grade teacher and founding member of the Enfield Fast Squad, passed away at age 90 in Sunapee.
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4mClaremont DPW wins national award for custom tool that improves worker safety
The Claremont Department of Public Works won a national award for inventing a Custom Culvert Steamer Hook-Lift Body designed to increase worker safety and efficiency.
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6mPro-Phil Scott super PAC launches ad buy, another signal Vermont governor’s race could be close
While incumbent Governor Phil Scott benefited from nearly $463,000 in super PAC spending during the first half of October, his challenger Amanda Janoo maintained a fundraising lead and higher cash on hand heading into the November 3 election.