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A Look Back: What happened to Upper Valley nightlife?
Probably the most frequent knock on the Upper Valley heard these days is about the shortage of nightlife activities for young adults. Nothing much exists in the way of live music for dancing amid convivial beverage consumption and casual connections.
Local Roundup: Hartford boys hockey narrowly loses to Essex
Essex 5, Hartford 4
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Kenyon: Lawsuit sheds light on closure of DHMC’s infertility clinic
Newbury saffron farm sustains vision of experimentation
Dump truck driver arrested for suspected DUI following I-91 crash
A Look Back: What happened to Upper Valley nightlife?
Fire damages building housing Lebanon ice cream shop; apartment tenants rescued from roof
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Fire damages building housing Lebanon ice cream shop; apartment tenants rescued from roof
Out & About: Claremont nonprofit thrift store seeks new location
Editorial: Social media is resistant to fact checking
Kenyon: Lawsuit sheds light on closure of DHMC’s infertility clinic
Sports
Local Roundup: Oxbow girls hoops extend undefeated streak
Oxbow 63, Randolph 33
Girls basketball: Canes’ Jasmin makes scoring history on two fronts
Boys basketball: Bears on a tear despite roster losses
Girls basketball: Jacks signal readiness for another run
Local Roundup: Lebanon hosts Hanover for Wechsler Cup hoops games
Opinion
Column: How should we assess Sununu’s leadership?
Who remembers Mink? A black bear that for years roamed woods and scavenged trash bins in the heart of the Upper Valley, Mink was named for Hanover’s Mink Brook Nature Preserve, where she often made a den and raised cubs for the better part of two...
Editorial: Wanted: A state librarian who’s eager to ban books
Column: We need more people riding bikes, and not just in Hartford
Column: Time to build a better road system for all
Editorial: Hartford bike lanes miss mark
Your Daily Puzzles
An approachable redesign to a classic. Explore our "hints."
A quick daily flip. Finally, someone cracked the code on digital jigsaw puzzles.
Chess but with chaos: Every day is a unique, wacky board.
Word search but as a strategy game. Clearing the board feels really good.
Align the letters in just the right way to spell a word. And then more words.
Photos
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Highway to heat
Open for business
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Valley News photographers talk about their favorite work from the past year
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Arts & Life
Upper Valley Grange groups persevere in changing times
EAST BETHEL — The Middle Branch Grange has always been part of Jillian Dean’s life.
Art Notes: Revels North plots turnaround
Richards school reopens following bat inspection
50 years of counting birds, and eating turkey, in Woodstock
A Dartmouth grad student is in Antarctica this winter on a mission to find the world’s oldest iceObituaries
Marcia Walsh Colligan
Hanover, NH - Marcia Walsh Colligan, pioneering professional woman, President Emeritus and Co-Founder of 501c3 nonprofit Classicopia Chamber Music organization, and matriarch of her loving family died at the age of 93 at Riverwoods Durh... remainder of obit for Marcia Walsh Colligan
John W. Jamieson
Williamstown, VT - John W. Jamieson, 84, passed away on Wednesday, January 1, 2025, at his home. Born on May 18, 1940, in Sunapee, NH, he was the son of Russell and Gretchen (Campbell) Jamieson. He attended Rice Mills Elementary School... remainder of obit for John W. Jamieson
Claire Harlow
Hartland, VT - Claire Rae Harlow, age 89, passed Friday, January 10, 2025. A full obituary will be published in an upcoming edition of the Valley News. Knight Funeral Home in Windsor has been entrusted with arrangements. ... remainder of obit for Claire Harlow
Claire Harlow
Hartland, VT - Claire Rae Harlow, 89, died Friday January 10, 2025, at home in Hartland with her husband and her niece by her side. She was born November 13, 1935, in Windsor, VT a daughter of Clarence R. and Ila Della (Dow) Honney. Cl... remainder of obit for Claire Harlow
