How NH Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut used his office in the culture war
Volunteers work to repair Upper Valley trails damaged by storms
WOODSTOCK — The Ottauquechee River Trail averaged around 500 visitors a week during peak months until last July’s flooding, which left behind debris along the trail, which begins at East End Park off Route 4.The roughly 3-mile trail in downtown...
Big drop in tuition and aid is boosting Colby-Sawyer
One year after it made a radical change to how it charges students by slashing both tuition and financial aid, Colby-Sawyer College’s president says the benefits seem to be outweighing the risks, indirectly helped this year by problems with the...
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Herd departs Hartford’s last remaining dairy farm
Bald eagles are back, but great blue herons paid the price
At Dartmouth, hundreds protest ongoing war in Gaza and express support for academic freedom
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Herd departs Hartford’s last remaining dairy farm
A Life: For Kevin Jones ‘everything was geared toward helping other people succeed’
Editorial: Parker parole a reminder of how violence reshapes our lives
Sports
Bears ride strong 2nd half to win in girls lacrosse
HANOVER — Nora Bradley scored four times and Bummy Loughman and Maeve Lee each added hat tricks to push Hanover High to a 13-5 victory over NHIAA Division II opponent Timberlane on Thursday at Merriman-Branch Field.The Bears (3-2) trailed by two goals...
Woodstock boys lax defense steps up, holds off Hartford
Pick a sport and Pete DePalo’s has probably officiated it over the past 40-plus years
Lebanon girls lacrosse prevails over Coe-Brown
Local roundup: Lebanon softball sweeps wins from Souhegan, Stark
Opinion
Editorial: Chris Sununu’s moral vacuum
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu’s conversion from “Never Trump” to “Ever Trump” occurred not on the road to Damascus but on the Republican Party’s road to perdition.On ABC News last Sunday, Sununu affirmed his intention to support Donald Trump for...
Editorial: Gambling tarnishes America’s sporting life
By the Way: A white nationalist’s many mistruths
Column: The age-old question of what to read
Editorial: Transparency wins in NH Supreme Court ruling
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Spring cleanup in Lebanon
Drawn to dragons
Clear and free in Hartford
Ramping up their foraging
Roadside assist in Bethel
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Arts & Life
Heat pumps and underground holes: Dartmouth announces $500 million investment in decarbonization
Dartmouth College announced this week it would invest half a billion dollars on climate mitigation efforts, including transitioning the school’s heating system off of fossil fuels.Sian Leah Beilock, Dartmouth’s president, said in a statement that the...
JAG Productions announces closure, citing ‘crisis facing the arts’
How a hurricane and a cardinal launched a UVM professor on a new career path
Out & About: Vermont Center for Ecostudies continues Backyard Tick Project
Art Notes: After losing primary venues, JAG Productions persists
Obituaries
Helen P. Bridge
New London, NH - Helen P. Bridge never met a story she didn't love to tell, nor one she couldn't improve. Given her 96 years of living life to the fullest, she had plenty to share. She was born the youngest of 11 children on November 18... remainder of obit for Helen P. Bridge
Rosalie Mary Cutter
Lebanon, NH - Rosalie Mary (Goodrich) Cutter, 93, passed away on April 26, 2024. Born in East Orange, VT on May 31, 1930, she was the youngest of ten children of Grace Lincoln Goodrich. The family moved to Norwich, VT when she was y... remainder of obit for Rosalie Mary Cutter
Gail J. Farrar
Ascutney, VT - Gail J. Farrar, age 96, passed Tuesday, February 6, 2024. A graveside service will be held in the Cavendish Village Cemetery at 2pm on Saturday, May 4, 2024. Knight Funeral Home in Windsor, VT has been entrusted with ... remainder of obit for Gail J. Farrar
Cynthia Beam
North Haverill, NH - Cynthia J. Beam of North Haverhill, NH passed away at the age of 68, on April 13, 2024. Cynthia was born on May 20, 1955 in Lawrence MA to John and Marguerite (Hallock) Beam. Names she was known for were CJ, Cyndi, ... remainder of obit for Cynthia Beam
