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NORWICH — Phineas Soucy approached a display containing the innards of a Hokey Pokey Elmo toy at the Montshire Museum of Science.

By LIZ SAUCHELLI

NORWICH — A nonprofit organization founded by volunteers to assist asylum seekers and refugees in the Upper Valley has hired its first executive director.

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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — The Hartford Monument Committee is asking members of the public to submit names of veterans to be added to a new monument to honor those who served in Korea, Vietnam and after 1975.

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WINDSOR — Theresa Taylor walked around the lawn outside Old South Church cemetery in downtown Windsor checking in on the dozens of people gathered there Wednesday morning.

By LIZ SAUCHELLI

LEBANON — Upper Valley residents will have one less option for viewing fireworks on the Fourth of July this year.

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RANDOLPH — Each time Randolph resident Lindsay Kill takes and picks up her two daughters at the Orange County Parent Child Center in Tunbridge, the process takes at least two hours.

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WEST WOODSTOCK — Nearly every weekday for more than 15 years, Edwin English left his home and walked the .2 miles to the Thompson Senior Center.

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NEWPORT — Upper Valley municipalities and nonprofit organizations have received grant funding from the Northern Border Regional Commission for infrastructure and economic development projects.

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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Lynnea Butterfield couldn’t wait to go swimming.

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FAIRLEE — The Fairlee-Orford Fourth of July Parade will return after a year’s hiatus.

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WEST CANAAN — From the start, the Class of 2025 had quite the reputation at Mascoma Valley Regional High School. 

By LIZ SAUCHELLI

Two hundred years ago, hundreds of Upper Valley residents gathered in their communities to welcome a Revolutionary War hero with pomp and circumstance.

By LIZ SAUCHELLI

LEBANON — Officials in Lebanon and Enfield have reached an agreement to equalize the sewer rates that residents in both communities pay.

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FAIRLEE — Proposals for cell towers on privately owned land in Fairlee and Tunbridge are drawing opposition.

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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Planning to demolish up to 60% of Hartford High School and Hartford Area Career and Technical Center is on hold while the school district further investigates the presence of toxic building materials and develops a strategy for how the contamination might be removed.

By LIZ SAUCHELLI

Each spring, thousands of American flags are placed on grave sites of veterans at cemeteries throughout the Upper Valley, from the Revolutionary War to more modern conflicts in the Middle East.

By LIZ SAUCHELLI

WINDSOR — The Windsor Diner has the go-ahead to move to a new location on Main Street this summer.

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SOUTH ROYALTON — For the third time in seven months, Bethel and Royalton voters rejected a $3.8 million bond to renovate the White River Unified School District’s middle and high schools .

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HANOVER — As part of an ongoing effort to make downtown more attractive to pedestrians, plans are underway to turn a gravel lot between two buildings on South Main Street into an outdoor venue for concerts and other events.

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NEW LONDON — Contracts had been signed and work was already underway on the New London Barn Playhouse’s new musical based on a children’s book by a local author when the email from the National Endowment of the Arts arrived earlier this month.

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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Any Vermont school districts planning to test for polychlorinated biphenyl, or PCB, contamination this year will have to do without financial support from the state.