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Upper Valley libraries and shelters open doors amid bitter cold
Upper Valley communities are providing warming shelters for those in need during the extreme cold temperatures and winter storm expected this weekend, with the Lebanon Seasonal Shelter opening early…
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9mWith an eye to improvement, New Hampshire educators propose new way to assess schools
A New Hampshire school leadership task force has recommended a comprehensive overhaul of the state's school assessment system to prioritize continuous improvement and collaborative support over simple compliance.
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3mThomas Schlenker
<html><head></head><body>Thomas Schlenker<br /><br />Meriden, NH - With great sadness, Tom Schlenker's family announces his passing on July 15, 2026. After an eight-month battle with lung cancer, Tom died at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center due ...
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6mRidgway Satterthwaite
<html><head></head><body>Ridgway Satterthwaite<br /><br />Post Mills, VT - Ridgway Satterthwaite, 89, of Post Mills, VT died May 17, 2026, at the Jack Byrne Center, Hanover, NH. Born Sept. 24,1936 in Philadelphia, PA to the late Willis and Margaret Sa ...
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3mJulie Ann Colt
Julie Ann Colt<br /><br />Hartland, VT - Julie Ann Elizabeth Colt lost her courageous battle with cancer on July 18th, 2026, a month past her 70th birthday. She was born and raised in Hanover, New Hampshire by her beloved pare ...
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5mMountain Views is fighting for state aid
WOODSTOCK — The Mountain Views Supervisory District is not going to let go of state construction aid for a planned $112 million middle and high school without a fight. That’s the message, in a nutshell, of a letter the district’s board chair, Keri Bristow, sent to state Education Secretary Zoie Saunders on Friday. “Rather than […]