With income cap gone, New Hampshire families rush to apply for school vouchers
Birds in tiny ‘backpacks’ might provide more insights to New England marsh restoration projects
NH GOP official enters race for 1st Congressional District
Ready to roll in Hartford
The mixed messages from Washington since raid on Vermont farm have increased fears
Federal lawsuit alleges warrant error led to pregnant Vermont woman’s unconstitutional arrest
Lebanon blames railroad operator for limiting options for bridge replacement
WEST LEBANON — Citing a recent change in stance from the company that leases the train tracks below the so-called “dry bridge” in West Lebanon, the City Council and city engineer say there are just a few viable options for moving forward with the project to replace the span, which connects Main Street to Route 12A.
Hartford looks to new sales tax to reduce property tax burden
HARTFORD — Town officials are looking to a new 1% local option sales tax that took effect as of July 1 to help reduce the burden on property taxes, while business owners have conflicting opinions about it.
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‘We need a prayer’: As executive order ends, hundreds of Vermonters exit motels
Federal government to appeal New Hampshire judge’s ruling on legal status of Dartmouth international student
NH bill to allow ‘no fault’ evictions makes it to governor’s desk
A Look Back: How Quechee and Eastman developments evolved from leisure venues to primary housing
Teen who drowned in Windsor remembered as role model and cheerleader
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A Look Back: How Quechee and Eastman developments evolved from leisure venues to primary housing
Community gathers to watch the historic Windsor Diner move down Main Street
Editorial: Shelter project shows healthy approach to housing crisis
Kenyon: Masked cops do little to advance public trust
Sports
Lebanon ski jumper earns invitation to Colorado camp
LEBANON — Paisley Rancourt, an incoming Lebanon High School freshman, is taking to the air this month as she participates in USA Ski Jumping’s Fly Camp in Steamboat Springs, Colo.
Lebanon grad Miller wasn’t going to be an athlete — then he discovered running
Upper Valley College Notes: How athletes fared on track, field & water
Sunapee’s Bryce Whitlow keeps memory of above-average MLB players alive through social media page ‘MLB Hall of (Pretty) Good’
NH will pursue upgrade of Mt. Sunapee wastewater treatment systemOpinion
Editorial: Red Sox management has failed the team’s fans
After the Boston Red Sox traded their disaffected slugger Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants earlier this month, Devers told The Boston Globe, “I was surprised when it happened, but I knew it was coming. I know the business of baseball.”
Editorial: Vermont undertakes an education revolution
Editorial: Offering sanctuary is deeply American
Editorial: New Hampshire sign case shows the Constitution’s flexibility
Editorial: Gambling with the integrity of the game
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A quick daily flip. Finally, someone cracked the code on digital jigsaw puzzles.
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Photos
Parking lot play time
While waiting for her husband, Shyanne Luce, of Randolph, plays with her four-month old son Leo Luce in West Lebanon recently.
Taking their dog for a swim in Mascoma Lake
Bicyclist back on track in Claremont
Bridgewater woman unwinds with feathered friends
A wet weekend is in the forecast
e-Edition
Arts & Life
New Upper Valley youth birding group finds joy between rain drops
NORWICH — John Sheldon, 11, of Norwich, has been birding for nearly half his life. It’s a fun hobby that gets him outside, he said, often into the woods around his home.
Over Easy: Celebrating subtly this Fourth of July
Art Notes: An introduction to innovative dance for everyone
Upper Valley welcomes reenactment of Lafayette's farewell tour
Tunbridge woman has made sheep shearing a way of life
Obituaries
Judith Wilson
Rotonda, FL - Judith Desmarais Wilson, age 86, passed Sunday, April 13, 2025. Formerly of Lebanon and Enfield, NH. Family and friends are invited to Judy's Mass at St. Denis Church in Hanover on Friday July 18th, 2025 at 11 AM, foll... remainder of obit for Judith Wilson
Carroll Thompson
Carroll "Pete" Thompson North Sutton, NH - Carroll "Pete" Leslie Thompson, 92, of Baker Road, North Sutton died Saturday July 5, 2025. He was born in Sutton, New Hampshire on November 1, 1932, the son of Andrew L and Viola J Ayer Thomps... remainder of obit for Carroll Thompson
Michael Richards
Munnsville, NY - Michael J. Richards, 32, of Munnsville, formerly of VT and TX, passed away on Tuesday, July 1, 2025, at his mother's home after losing his battle with PTSD. He was born on September 10, 1992, in Hollywood, FL, the son ... remainder of obit for Michael Richards
Ralph J. Demasi
Cornish, NH - Ralph J. Demasi, age 77, passed Friday, July 4, 2025. A full obituary will be published in an upcoming edition of the Valley News. Arrangements are pending with the Knight Funeral Home in Windsor, VT. ... remainder of obit for Ralph J. Demasi
