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Community effort pays off as NH town historical society moves flood-prone building
Valley News website to get major upgrade, enhancing user experience
Private equity-backed firm purchases Vermont food service group, drawing mixed reactions from schools, local leaders
Dartmouth women’s soccer team looks to improve this season with new recruits and returning coaching duo
Federal immigration officers arrest migrant workers during targeted raid at Essex lumberyard
Suspected overdose death underscores need for residential treatment
LEBANON — Mylin Paul spent six months at the Grafton County jail in North Haverhill after pleading guilty to criminal threatening with a firearm.
Oxbow High School sets up hydroponic farm in shipping container
BRADFORD, Vt. — Oxbow High School is in the process of setting up a hydroponic farm built inside a modular container that will serve as an educational tool for students year-round.
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Woodstock, Windsor schools join collaboration that aims to improve special education and save costs
Tai chi and chair yoga help seniors stay active and social
Editorial: NH Legislature shows disregard for child welfare
A Life: Kathy Hoyt was a ‘force in Vermont politics for years’
Sports
Upper Valley Nighthawks GM Matt Wright departs after six seasons
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — After a six-season tenure with the Upper Valley Nighthawks, five as a general manager, Matt Wright has decided to move on from his role.
Green FC defeats Ballard FC to claim undefeated season with national title
Dartmouth College names first director at Teevens Center for Peak Performance
Combatants with Upper Valley ties face off in USL League Two Final
Shrine bowl players give back through game they love
Opinion
Editorial: NH betrays victims of YDC abuse
While the MAGA-verse is all atwitter about the Epstein sex trafficking files, its New Hampshire wing is further victimizing hundreds of people who suffered horrendous sexual and physical abuse while in state custody as children. Republicans in the Legislature, Gov. Kelly Ayotte and Attorney General John Formella are all implicated. This is unconscionable, at least to anyone who has a conscience.
Editorial: Questions for warm weather consideration
Editorial: Grafton County officials' change of party raises questions
Editorial: An education ruling that NH will disobey, again
Editorial: Shelter project shows healthy approach to housing crisis
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Teamwork in North Hartland
NORTH HARTLAND — Phoenix Cook, left, of Hartland, and Emily Pritchard, of South Royalton, react to the damaged camper tire they had just taken off Cook’s fifth-wheel camper.
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Brook trout populations spike after Vermont program adds wood to streams
ORANGE, Vt. — On a mid-June afternoon, the Waits River in Groton State Forest gurgled under a bridge just off Route 302 and into a picturesque scene. The water used multiple channels to make its way across the riverbed — faster or slower, deeper or shallower — rippling as it rushed over gravel and stone and lapping lazily at the sandy shore that led into a floodplain forest.
Crossroad Farm celebrates Jamaican Independence Day
Outdoor music festival in Lebanon showcases emerging talent
The art of herding geese — and why Vermont does it every year at a place called Dead Creek
Northern Stage builds housing for theater staff amid housing crisisObituaries
Sheila May Sawyer
White River Jct., VT - Sheila May Sawyer, 70, died Saturday, August 9, 2025, at home with her husband by her side. She was born February 3, 1955, in Hanover, NH, a daughter of Russell and Louise (Sheehan) Williams. Sheila lived through... remainder of obit for Sheila May Sawyer
Larry Carr
Orlando, FL - Larry Paul Carr, 75, passed away peacefully on the evening of Monday, August 4, 2025, in Orlando, Florida. Born December 15, 1949, in Lebanon to Guila (Moodie) Carr Doucette and Charlie Paul Carr, Larry was his parents' c... remainder of obit for Larry Carr
Terry Falco Grigsby
Lebanon, NH - It is with great sadness, but also with a sense of relief that our mother, Terry Grigsby died on August 11, 2025, at the age of 79. She went out fighting like hell. She was in her 13th year of treatment for high-risk Chron... remainder of obit for Terry Falco Grigsby
Jeannette J. Langley King Kendall
Hanover, NH - Jeannette Jean Langley (King) Kendall, 88, passed peacefully on August 8, 2025. She was born at home on Spring Street in Lebanon, NH on February 27, 1937, and lived in the Upper Valley area for all but 2 years of her life.... remainder of obit for Jeannette J. Langley King Kendall
