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Rivendell graduation focuses on Class of 2021, not on the pandemic

Bottom Line: Ice cream stand, formerly Whippi Dip, gets sweet reception under new name, management
Dartmouth researchers’ company aims to improve pancreatic cancer testing, treatment
Possible Hassan-Sununu Senate faceoff has both parties eyeing New Hampshire
Koffee Kup Bakery files emergency motion seeking facts of secret sale

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Jim Kenyon: Hartford DOC veteran seeks a new path for incarcerating women in Vermont

By JIM KENYON - 6/5/21

After graduating from Hartford High School in 1980, Bill Soule quickly concluded that college wasn’t for him.When he returned home after less than...

NH, Vt. health officials push to reach those still not vaccinated against COVID-19

By NORA DOYLE-BURR - 6/5/21

There was a first-dose COVID-19 vaccine clinic at Colby-Sawyer College before Emily Vrooman left campus for an internship on Cape Cod this summer...

Town Meeting: Plainfield approves Meriden library project

By NORA DOYLE-BURR - 6/5/21

MERIDEN — Plainfield voters overwhelmingly approved moving forward with a $1.16 million library project that has been in the works for about four...

Town Meeting preview: Cornish articles address gerrymandering, green energy fund

6/4/21

Hot topic: A petition article calls on Cornish to “demand” that the New Hampshire Legislature carry out redistricting in a “fair and transparent...

Dartmouth lifts mask requirement when outdoors on campus

Staff Report - 6/4/21

HANOVER — Dartmouth College is no longer requiring masks in outdoor spaces on campus, according to a community message from the college’s COVID-19...

NH and Vermont courts try to catch up on backlog cases from pandemic

By ANNA MERRIMAN - 6/4/21

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — In recent weeks, judicial officials in Vermont and New Hampshire have started announcing steps to reopen courts, but many...

Hanover High celebrates teacher Bill Murphy’s 60 years in the classroom

By JASMINE TAUDVIN - 6/4/21

HANOVER — When Hanover High School this week held its annual recognition ceremony for faculty and staff who are retiring or leaving the district...

Vermont, just shy of 80% vaccination, organizes weekend walk-in sites

By GRACE ELLETSON - 6/4/21

Vermont is less than 2% away from its goal to vaccinate 80% of the population — a milestone that Gov. Phil Scott said will trigger the repeal of...

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