Lebanon Post 22 senior baseball in heat of the season
Upper Valley representatives on Vermont school redistricting task force look for sensible solutions
Judge: Tunbridge has the right to maintain public trails on private property
NH judge declines to intervene in youth abuse settlement dispute — for now
Calling her campaign a ‘movement,’ non-profit director enters NH congressional race
How does the Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship affect NH?
4th seizure of horses from Vermont farm highlights animal welfare system’s ongoing gaps
Legislative leaders appoint 11 lawmakers and education officials to school redistricting task force
Former Dartmouth student accepts plea deal in hazing case
LEBANON — A member of a Dartmouth College fraternity who was charged in connection with the hazing of a student last year has pleaded guilty.
Royalton bridge construction delays frustrate residents
ROYALTON — Residents expressed frustration with the Selectboard this week following the board’s recent decision not to construct a temporary bridge at Fox Stand Bridge, also known as Royalton Hill Bridge.
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‘We need a prayer’: As executive order ends, hundreds of Vermonters exit motels
Lebanon blames railroad operator for limiting options for bridge replacement
Teen who drowned in Windsor remembered as role model and cheerleader
New Hampshire housing prices hit new record
With income cap gone, New Hampshire families rush to apply for school vouchers
Editors Picks
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
Enjoying the great outdoors in Weathersfield
WEATHERSFIELD — Peyton Demers, 7, draws an ocean on her family’s driveway last week.
Dartmouth improving hockey facilities
Lebanon ski jumper earns invitation to Colorado camp
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
Opinion
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
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
Plainfield’s profitable partners
PLAINFIELD — While remaining committed not to sample their product, Maximus Porter, 8, right, and June Stephens, 8, permit themselves a taste of the last drops from the bottles while selling lemonade outside Porter’s home recently.
Ready to roll in Hartford
Parking lot play time
Taking their dog for a swim in Mascoma Lake
Bicyclist back on track in Claremont
e-Edition
Arts & Life
Art Notes: New AVA exhibitions invite viewers to abandon their usual reality
LEBANON — Last summer, 48 artists working within an array of mediums exhibited work in AVA Gallery and Art Center’s biennial juried show. From that group, the juror chose four artists to receive a small cash prize and a year to develop a solo exhibition featuring new work. The fruits of that labor go on view this Friday on the gallery’s main floor.
Birds in tiny ‘backpacks’ might provide more insights to New England marsh restoration projects
New Upper Valley youth birding group finds joy between rain drops
Over Easy: Celebrating subtly this Fourth of July
Art Notes: An introduction to innovative dance for everyone
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
David M. DiFrancesco
Brownsville, VT - David M. DiFrancesco, age 65, passed Monday, May 5, 2025. A Celebration of David's life will take place on Thursday, July 17 from 1:30-3:30 p.m. at Lincoln Street, 374 River Street, Springfield VT 05156. Drop in an... remainder of obit for David M. DiFrancesco
Barbara Brill
Claremont, NH - Barbara D. Brill passed away peacefully at Sullivan County Health Care in Unity, New Hampshire and went home to be with her Lord on July 5, 2025, following a period of failing health. Barbara was born in Hanover, New Ha... remainder of obit for Barbara Brill
Virginia Teague Holub
Charlottesville, VA - Virginia Teague Holub, "Ginger," of Charlottesville died on July 1, 2025, at 81 years of age. Ginger was born on October 26, 1943, at Fort Benning, GA, to Bert and Joanne Teague. She was raised in Newport, New Hamp... remainder of obit for Virginia Teague Holub
