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Luke Neilsen, an inmate, is led into his past by “ghost” Jacqueline Williams, a Dartmouth student, during a skit in which he sees how the consequences of stealing could be much worse than his present reality during the first of two recent performances of Telling My Story at the Sullivan County House of Corrections in Unity. (Valley News - Sarah Priestap)

Breaking Down Social Barriers

Saturday, May 18, 2013

They spoke of privilege and of anger. About bad choices, demons and false assumptions. Of freedom, family and hope. They were contractors, fathers, sisters, brothers, athletes and musicians. When inmates at the Sullivan County House of Corrections and Dartmouth College students came together recently for a pair of performances — the final piece to a course called “Telling Stories for …

Man Dies In Unity Crash

Monday, May 6, 2013

Unity — A 49-year-old Unity man died late Saturday night after he lost control of his motorcycle while driving around a curve, police said. Paul J. Ferland was not wearing a helmet while operating his 1997 Harley Davidson motorcycle as he traveled east on Stage Road and failed to navigate a corner, causing him to crash off the roadway, State Police Sgt. Phillip …

Donation Boosts Unity Bond Vote

Sunday, March 24, 2013

Claremont — Unity will have $750,000 to finish its new elementary school, thanks to anonymous donation that will be added to the $550,000 bond issue that voters approved at yesterday’s annual school district meeting. Initially, the School Board sought $350,000 under article 2 to complete site work at the school, now under construction. However, on Friday, the school district received a letter from …

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