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After quiet primary, Bernie Sanders to face Gerald Malloy and Becca Balint to face Mark Coester in general election
Annual Cornish Fair organizers take pains to make it worthwhile
CORNISH — Ruth Ferland carefully poured a jug of maple syrup into tiny containers lined up on a lunch tray in a red booth at the Cornish Fairgrounds.After the row was finished, she placed a lid on each one and put the tray aside. Next, she began...
Despite public backlash, NH Board of Education approves updated minimum standards for schools
The N.H. Board of Education voted Wednesday morning to approve a new set of minimum standards for schools, despite sharp criticism from educators and the public.Now, the proposal goes to the Joint Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules, which...
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Enfield residents file suit against town over variance for 300-unit housing development
A DHMC pilot program wants to make it easier for NH doctors to talk about climate change
Dartmouth team gets $31.3 million for prostate cancer research
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Election 2024: Previews and results of local and state primaries and the general election
Cows ship out from Royalton farm long owned by Ainsworth family
A Life: Larry Dingee ‘loved seeing the next generation of the firefighters come through’
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State: No need for no-wake zone on Lyme’s Post Pond
LYME — The New Hampshire Department of Safety has denied a petition to limit the use of motorboats on Post Pond in Lyme.Nearly 40 residents — many of whom are affiliated with Friends of Post Pond — submitted a petition this spring asking the...
Thetford track coaches earn national recognition
Hanover boys track coach wins national award
Elle Purrier St. Pierre qualifies for 1,500-meter finals in Paris
Opinion
Editorial: Is ‘neutrality’ another name for failing to lead?
Dartmouth president Sian Leah Beilock is considering whether the college “should formally adopt a position of institutional neutrality,” according to Liz Lempres, chairwoman of the college’s board of trustees. If it does, Dartmouth would join Harvard...
Perspectives: A relationship built on writing
Editorial: Artificial intelligence poses real risks
Editorial: Response to campus protests only adds fuel to the fire
Editorial: Chris Sununu’s moral vacuum
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Upper Valley karaoke scene sees post-COVID revival
There’s something uncanny about performance spaces just before the first visitors arrive. A room that will soon be filled with bodies and sound is eerily quiet. The unused props are the only hint of what is to come. This is how it felt at 7:45 on a...
Out & About: Beech leaf disease threatens Vermont trees
Mountain Lions in NH? Some locals believe the big cats still roam the Granite State
Public phones make a comeback in White River Valley
Art Notes: Joan Osborne to headline Lebanon Opera House’s Nexus festival
Obituaries
Sarah Nancy Winn
North pomfret, VT - Sarah Nancy Winn, of North Pomfret, VT, was born in Lexinton, TN on November 6, 1938, only daughter of Stephen Lancaster Goff and Dorothy Bateman Goff. She died on May 17, 2024 in Brookline, MA. She leaves behind her... remainder of obit for Sarah Nancy Winn
Theodore R. Eck
Orford, NH - Theodore R. Eck, Ph.D., economist and land conservationist, died on Thursday, August 1, 2024, at the Jack Byrne Center for Palliative and Hospice Care in Lebanon, NH at the age of 91. Ted was the first child of Howard Willi... remainder of obit for Theodore R. Eck
Martha F. Ingalls
Ascutney, VT - Martha F. Ingalls, 73, passed away on Wednesday, August 7, 2024, at the Jack Byrne Center in Lebanon, NH. She was born in Windsor, VT on October 16, 1950, to Hayward and Myrle (Marshall) Farnsworth. Martha married And... remainder of obit for Martha F. Ingalls
Suzanne Opton
Corinth, VT - Suzanne Opton, a pathbreaking photographer best known for her intimate portraits of U.S. soldiers between tours of duty in Afghanistan and Iraq, died on July 26th, 2024, at her home in Corinth, Vermont, having survived bre... remainder of obit for Suzanne Opton
