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Local Roundup: Hanover lacrosse teams beat Spaulding
High school baseball: Young Hartford team growing into roles as playoffs approach
Rain doesn’t delay Thetford yard work
Over Easy: Rambunctious rain sets back spring in West Lebanon
Bakery in New Hampshire wins in free speech case over a pastry shop painting
On the eve of key vote, Senate leader pulls back legislation
Planned Rite Aid closures could leave two Upper Valley towns without pharmacies 4un5s
WEST LEBANON — This month’s announcement that Rite Aid, the national pharmacy chain, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protections has hit home with its Upper Valley customers, especially those who reside in communities where Rite Aid is the only drugstore in town.
‘We’ve got momentum’ — Residential treatment center for moms heads to Lebanon Planning Board
LEBANON — After years of planning, an Upper Valley nonprofit is approaching the construction stage for a residential substance use treatment center for mothers and their children near Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center.
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Hanover seeks to improve public outdoor spaces downtown
Former DHMC fertility doctor seeking $1.7 million in legal fees
Windsor Diner gets town approval to relocate
Dartmouth names next provost
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Upper Valley authors wade into battle of ideas and morality
Kenyon: Future uncertain for Mahdawi following his release from detention
Editorial: Brave judges hold the line on democracy
A Life: If Eris Eastman ‘said she would do something, you could breathe a sigh of relief’
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Boys Tennis: Bears make a racket again
HANOVER— The Hanover High boys tennis team continued its run of dominance as it seeks to repeat as state champion, blanking Keene, 9-0, in a NHIAA Division I matchup on Tuesday at Storrs Pond Recreation Area.
Local Roundup: Hartford girls lacrosse win over Woodstock
Local Roundup: Thetford boys, Hanover girls win CVC track and field championships
Boys lacrosse: After lengthy delay, Saints prove too much for Bears
Oxbow softball extends winning streak to 59 games
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Editorial: Graduation wisdom from a legendary American
Graduation season is almost upon us once again, and commencement speakers no doubt are honing their annual messages of hope and glory, in which they will urge newly minted graduates to be ionate and comionate; to follow their dreams wherever they lead; to be grateful to their families, teachers and coaches for their unwavering ; to treasure the good friends they have made; to consider the road not taken; or take the road not considered. And so on.
Editorial: Dartmouth should the fight
Editorial: Vermont judge defends free speech
Editorial: Free speech detentions reach into Upper Valley
Editorial: New Hampshire budget shortfall is a crisis of Republican design
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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.
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Middle Branch Grange to be rebuilt
Judy Powell, left, helps her brother Joe Williams salvage windows to use for a chicken coop out of the Middle Branch Grange building in East Bethel last month before demolition of the fire-damaged building began the next day. The building was severely damaged in a January 2024 fire, and the organization plans to rebuild on the site.
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Brush fire in Cornish
Growing together
A growing fundraiser
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Art Notes: Hartford High students express themselves in new Main Street Museum exhibit
As the school year draws to a close, a group of six Hartford High School students prepare to display their work in a month-long exhibit at the Main Street Museum in White River Junction.
Windsor Diner gets town approval to relocate
West Lebanon diner changes hands
In Manchester, a funeral for an infant no one knew
Theater Review: ‘Maytag Virgin’ fails to rise above cliche
Obituaries 1n5n2q
Lorraine Follensbee
Hartford, VT - Lorriane Follensbee, age 94, ed Friday, January 10, 2025. A Celebration of Life will be held for Lorraine on Saturday, May 31st from 12:00 - 4:00pm at the North Hartland Lake Recreation Area, 112 Clay Hill Road, N... remainder of obit for Lorraine Follensbee
Winifred Walker
West Topsham, VT - Winifred A. Walker, age 85, ed Tuesday, February 4, 2025. Service will be held on Friday, May 30, 2025, at 11am at the East Corinth Congregational Church in East Corinth. The burial will follow at Welch Road C... remainder of obit for Winifred Walker
Harry R. Sprague Jr.
Harry "Bob" R. Sprague, Jr. Newbury, VT - Harry "Bob" Robert Sprague, Jr., 85, ed peacefully Monday afternoon, May 12, 2025, at his grandson Adam's home in Newbury, VT, where he had been living since his wife, Madalyn ed in March... remainder of obit for Harry R. Sprague Jr.
Eleanor A. Kenison
White River Jct., VT - Eleanor Kenison, 87, died Sunday May 18, 2025, at Lebanon Genesis Eldercare. She was born October 30, 1937 in Hanover, NH a daughter of Troye and Eleanor Clara (Webster) Allard. Eleanor attended schools in Pomfre... remainder of obit for Eleanor A. Kenison
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