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A Yankee Notebook: As in the Roman Empire, beware of diversions
The Roman system of panem et circenses (bread and circuses) was used to divert the masses from their misery, and today politicians use similar tactics to divert attention from unpleasant tasks or…
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6mNonprofit works to identify best views on the Appalachian Trail
The Appalachian Trail Conservancy is documenting and assessing views along the 2,000-mile trail to create a public inventory to help guide hikers and track changes, using a National Park Service rubric to evaluate the views.
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6mClaremont City Council seeks firm for manager search
The City Council has authorized the mayor to reach out to recruiting firms to assist in the search for a replacement city manager after Nancy Bates resigned last week.
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5mThetford Panthers clinch state final spot with 2-0 shutout victory
The Thetford Panthers won a 2-0 shutout victory over the Enosburg Falls Hornets, advancing to the state final for the second straight year and third time in four seasons, with Senior Xander Oshoniyi pitching six shutout innings and Miles Lawrence earning the save.
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6mArt Notes: 'Charlotte's Web' comes to Fort at No. 4
The River Theater Co. is presenting a dramatic adaptation of "Charlotte's Web" at The Fort at No. 4 in Charlestown, while Two Rivers Printmaking Studio is expanding its space, Lebanon Opera House is hosting a Pride Party, and Northern Stage is holding a yard sale.
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5mDartmouth Roundup: Sailing coach McElvain elevated
Rebecca McElvain has been named the head coach of the Dartmouth College sailing team, and several athletes from various sports teams have earned awards and honors for their performance this season.