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Turning dusty attic treasures into cash can yield millions for some and disappointment for others
Claremont City Council appropriates $1.24 million to repave Washington St.
Charities in New Hampshire may see caps on donations from casinos as lawmakers propose new gaming bills
Bernie Sanders tells Politico that next U.S. Senate term will ‘probably’ be his last
Kenyon: Alleged hazing victim wants Dartmouth’s fraternity culture to change
After undergoing another round of late-night hazing that involved wooden paddles this fall, Dartmouth College sophomore Ulysses Hill texted his mother.“I’m done,” Hill messaged. “Come get me.”Hill, 20, was fortunate that his mother resided 15 minutes...
With fifth edition, Vermont Almanac continues to showcase stories of an evolving state
CORINTH — It might not seem this way at first, but Vermont Almanac is the product of an uneasy time.The annual publication’s fifth volume reached store shelves in late November. Weighing in at nearly 300 pages full of writing and imagery about rural...
Upper Valley holiday markets 2024
Kenyon: At Dartmouth, 46 years after the release of “Animal House,” not much has changed
Lebanon High School students prepare plane to Take Flight
Sports
Hanover opens swim season with a win
LEBANON — The Hanover boys and girls swim teams came out on top in its opening season meet, defeating Lebanon, Stevens and Mascoma in a dual meet format at the CCBA Witherell Recreation Center on Tuesday.Hanover’s Claire Uiterwyk, Sofia Ye, Adelaide...
Big Green men’s hockey looking forward to changing the tune
Managing to make a mark: Lebanon grad Felix rewarded with minutes for college soccer team
Big Green denied in NIRA D-I women’s rugby final
Big Green’s special teams coach wants his unit to match his energy
Opinion
Editorial: Rebuilding faith in democracy, beyond Trump
In announcing this past week that he would be voting for Kamala Harris in this fall’s presidential election, retired federal appeals court judge J. Michael Luttig denounced Donald Trump as a threat to the very existence of American democracy. As...
Editorial: Is ‘neutrality’ another name for failing to lead?
Perspectives: A relationship built on writing
Editorial: Artificial intelligence poses real risks
Editorial: Response to campus protests only adds fuel to the fire
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Arts & Life
The Satanic Temple unveils holiday display in city plaza in front of NH State House
Near the city Christmas tree and a nativity scene, a new holiday display – backed by city permit – now stands in the city plaza in front of the State House.The Satanic Temple has installed its own holiday monument in front of the State House, unveiled...
Listen dedicates book room to longtime volunteers
Theater Review: Northern Stage’s ‘Beauty and the Beast’ captures the magic of a beloved story
Upper Valley Guernseys earn ribbons at World Dairy Expo
Dartmouth project seeks to convert waste to energy
Obituaries
Linda Hathaway
Unity, NH - Linda Hathaway, 83, passed away peacefully at Sullivan County Healthcare in Unity, NH on December 5, 2024. She was born on February 19, 1941 in Keysville, NY to the late Herman and Kathleen (Besaw) Honney. She spent her earl... remainder of obit for Linda Hathaway
Beverly W. Flanagan
Windsor, VT - Beverly W. Flanagan, 82, a lifelong resident of Windsor, passed peacefully surrounded by her family on Friday, November 29, 2024, at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, NH. Beverly was born on October 24, 1942, ... remainder of obit for Beverly W. Flanagan
Craig Mackenzie
Newbury, NH - Craig Belcher Mackenzie passed away recently at his beloved residence in Newbury, New Hampshire. Craig was the son of his late parents Edward W. Belcher and Helen J. Belcher Whitelaw of Latham, New York. He was the step- s... remainder of obit for Craig Mackenzie
Leonard Veilleux
Claremont, NH - Leonard Veilleux passed away unexpectedly in the comfort of his home on December 4, 2024. Born April 20, 1950, he was the son of Ernest Veilleux and Marie (Leonard) Veilleux. Len grew up in Claremont and attended St Mary... remainder of obit for Leonard Veilleux
