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Water conservation measures in place for Newbury residents
Claremont plans $1.3 million upgrade for Broad Street sidewalks and crossings
Police: Canaan man found dead with stab wound
‘Who the hell are we as a state?’: John Broderick says new NH law guts, politicizes fund for youth detention center abuse victims
NH teen pleads guilty to 2022 triple murder of sister-in-law and two nephews
Editorial: Vermont should encourage local education reforms
A Q&A with New Hampshire’s state epidemiologist, Dr. Benjamin Chan
Students overcome challenges to earn diplomas from Vermont Adult Learning
Upper Valley stove manufacturer hurt by tariffs, end of tax breaks
New Hampshire’s only manufacturer of wood stoves says it is being buffeted by costs and confusion from two different directions — tariffs and taxes — that will hurt sales and may lead to layoffs.
Royalton bridge replacement plan won’t include temporary span
ROYALTON — Despite the frustration of some residents, the Selectboard voted 3-2 last week to proceed with construction of a permanent span at Fox Stand Bridge, also known as Royalton Hill Bridge.
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Head-on crash in Hartland leaves one dead
Newport property maintenance firm closes amid embezzlement allegations
Claremont School District prepares new building for alternative academy
A Life: Marie Doyle ‘was just so kind all the time’
With neo-Nazi rally in Concord, extremism and hate are on the rise in New Hampshire
Former Dartmouth cross country coach sues college, alleges blacklisting and defamation
Editors Picks
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
Test shows elevated level of E. coli at Canaan Street Lake beach
By CLARE SHANAHAN
Rugby club in Upper Valley unites diverse group through sport and camaraderie
Concord City Council votes to buy rail corridor with a ”heavy heart,’ threatening local rail bike business
Hiking: Plainfield native conquers Long Trail in record time
Over Easy: Too hot, too high, too much
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.
Plainfield’s profitable partners
Ready to roll in Hartford
Parking lot play time
Taking their dog for a swim in Mascoma Lake
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Arts & Life
Handmade harp in Lebanon
LEBANON — Stephen Ryan, of Springfield, N.H., carries his daughter Joanna’s Paraguayan harp back to their vehicle after a lesson at the Upper Valley Music Center in downtown Lebanon on Friday.
Abenaki and Indigenous Peoples Honoring Day returns to Lyman Point Park
Art Notes: ‘The Cottage’ brings farcical fun to New London Barn Playhouse
‘This isn’t really a home’: As some unhoused Vermonters turn to sleeping in vehicles, advocates push for long-term solutions
Brook trout populations spike after Vermont program adds wood to streamsObituaries
Irene Powers
Naples, FL - Irene Powers passed away peacefully on August 19, 2025, at the age of 100 surrounded by family. Irene was born at home in Somerville, MA. She graduated from City of Somerville High School at the age of 16 and then from Bur... remainder of obit for Irene Powers
Pamela Doenges
Hanover, NH - Pamela Lee Doenges passed away peacefully on August 17, 2025, at Kendal at Hanover, NH, at the age of 97. She grew up in Old Greenwich, Connecticut to an American mother and a Canadian father. She went to boarding school i... remainder of obit for Pamela Doenges
Jeremiah Godfrey
Wentworth, NH - Jeremiah "Miah" Godfrey passed away on August 13, 2025. He was born at Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital on May 5, 1987, at 14:36. Miah played football from the time he was 8 years old for Pop Warner Football until he was... remainder of obit for Jeremiah Godfrey
Edward Hammond
Edward "Spud" Hammond Lebanon, NH - My husband of 55 ½ years has passed into his next life Saturday August 23, 2025. He spent 88 years in this one. He was a busy man. It seemed like he was always moving. He was born on February 21, 1937 ... remainder of obit for Edward Hammond
