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Lebanon firefighters move in to new $23.6M downtown fire station
The city of Lebanon has opened its new $23.6 million Central Fire Station, which includes a decontamination zone, separate locker rooms for men and women, an elevator, and an HVAC system, to replace…
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6mNewport graduates urged to embrace life's little joys
At the Newport class of 2026 commencement, class president Connor Clark, Salutatorian Erika Roy, and Valedictorian Glory Parker encouraged their classmates to appreciate the little things in life, seize opportunities, and be kind and curious.
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6mThe Sharon Academy grads' passions take them in different directions
Sharon Academy 2026 graduates Abe Dunne and Phoenix Colburn have different aspirations, with Dunne pursuing archaeology and Colburn pursuing baking, both having been supported by the school in their respective interests.
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9mComedian helps Dartmouth Class of 2026 celebrate commencement
Rachel Dratch, a Tony-nominated comedian and Saturday Night Live alumna, delivered the commencement address to Dartmouth's class of 2026, encouraging them to not give up on their dreams and to be humble, while protesters circled the Green calling out the college on various issues.
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6mSchool Notes: Vermont Land Trust honors three Upper Valley students
Three Vermont students, Brody Allen, Elia "Lula" Gage, and Lydia Dickey, received Land Steward Awards and $500 from the Vermont Land Trust, while Noel Beauchaine earned second place and $1,500 in a statewide student journalist contest.
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3mAyotte vetoes bill to expand cultivation of medicinal marijuana
Gov. Kelly Ayotte vetoed Senate Bill 468, which would have allowed medicinal marijuana dispensaries to have their own on-site greenhouse to increase supply and lower prices, citing her opposition to expanding the cultivation of marijuana in the state.