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Letter: The Dangers of Route 4

Friday, May 24, 2013

To the Editor: Route 4 is a scary road because of the way people drive it. It is very common to see vehicles, when traffic is thin, drifting over the line, especially on curves. Are they distracted? Are they impaired? Are they just bad drivers? Are they thinking it is their private road and they can drift to and fro as they like? It is a pretty road and many …

Letter: Front Line of Health Care

Friday, May 24, 2013

To the Editor: May 19 to 25 is Emergency Medical Services Week, and the Lebanon Fire Department administration would like to thank firefighters and emergency medical providers in Lebanon for all that they do for the city and our residents. We appreciate that everyone sacrifices long hours and sleepless nights taking care of our community. We appreciate that each and every one of …

Letter: Troublesome Newcomer to Upper Valley

Friday, May 24, 2013

To the Editor: Garlic mustard is a newcomer to the Upper Valley, but is taking hold in dozens of spots here. Recently, because of its effect on mycorrhizal fungi essential to forest plants, researchers have deemed it “one of the most troublesome of the invasive plants” in the eastern deciduous forests of North America. A population of the plant is estimated to double …

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