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By ALEX HANSON

At the heart of the 20-year history of the New London-based Center for the Arts is a paradox: Until recently, it was less an arts center with a fixed address than a set of programs meant to build community around the arts.

HANOVER — A federal judge in Concord on Monday restored the legal status of a Chinese citizen studying at Dartmouth.

By EMMA ROTH-WELLS

HANOVER — From preventing the Hanover Police Department from entering into agreements with Immigration and Customs Enforcement to remote meeting participation, voters will be asked to decide a wide range of issues this Town Meeting.

By CLARE SHANAHAN

WEST FAIRLEE — Town Fire Warden Will Ordway was driving home Monday afternoon when he noticed smoke and fire in the woods on Beanville Road near the border between West Fairlee and Vershire.

By EMMA ROTH-WELLS

HANOVER — More than 4,600 Grafton County electricity customers lost power for about an hour and a half midday Monday, causing businesses to close and Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center to cancel appointments.

By JEREMY MARGOLIS

As Lisa Walker shepherded the Monadnock Regional School District in southern New Hampshire through a pandemic reopening plan in the summer of 2020, she received a pair of emails within minutes of each other.

LEBANON — There will be two public sessions on Thursday to provide feedback and recommendations about the search process for the next city manager.

By CLARE SHANAHAN

CANAAN — One and a half years after the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services lowered the water level in Goose Pond to replace its dam, the state is preparing to begin refilling the 625-acre pond “within the next couple of weeks.”

WEST CANAAN — It’s both the end of an era and a happy homecoming at Indian River School.

LEBANON — The Exit 19 on-ramp to Interstate 89 in Lebanon is scheduled to be temporarily closed on Wednesday.

LEBANON — Continuing a practice that began during the COVID-19 pandemic, the city is closing a street and blocking off some parking spaces so two downtown restaurants can provide outdoor dining for patrons.

By PATRICK O’GRADY

NEWPORT — When Larry Flint received a liver transplant in 1991, he was told he could expect to live another seven to nine years.

By CLARE SHANAHAN

LEBANON — Since opening its doors in 1932, Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital has been “Lebanon’s community hospital,” as outgoing CEO Sue Mooney described it.

By JIM KENYON

In the Trump administration’s campaign to “reclaim” universities that conservatives see as too woke, it has moved to withhold billions of dollars in federal funding from schools across the country. The hit list includes Harvard, Columbia, Cornell and Princeton.

LEBANON — The Exit 19 southbound on-ramp to I-89 in Lebanon will be temporarily closed on Monday, April 28. 

LYME — A historic covered bridge that crosses River Road in Lyme has reopened after being closed since October for repairs.

By EMMA ROTH-WELLS

CLAREMONT — As Republicans in Washington signal plans to eliminate hundreds of billions in Medicaid funding, Upper Valley health care providers, lawmakers and organizers paint a grim picture of what these cuts could mean for residents.

CLAREMONT — The Department of Environmental Services has until May 22 to make a decision on whether to grant a permit modification that would allow a recycling business on Industrial Boulevard to accept construction and demolition material.

By PATRICK O’GRADY

CLAREMONT — The City Council voted 9-0 to fire City Manager Yoshi Manale after a nearly 90-minute, non-public session Monday evening.

By EMMA ROTH-WELLS

HANOVER — More than 300 Dartmouth College alumni have signed an open letter urging President Sian Beilock and other school leaders to take a stand against the Trump administration’s “efforts to chill free speech on college campuses.”

By CLARE SHANAHAN

LEBANON — Civic Memorial Park has been without a playground since 2022, after the 40-year-old structure was removed for safety reasons.