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By MARION UMPLEBY
In French painter Robert Delaunay’s “La Parisienne,” an elegant figure formed of bright swatches of pigment steps across an abstract color field.
By CLARE SHANAHAN
LEBANON — An internal city investigation has found that employees in the Department of Public Works misused city resources for personal gain, according to a final report.
By CLARE SHANAHAN
LEBANON — Two city employees face criminal charges and have been placed on paid leave in connection with a theft investigation at the Department of Public Works.
LEBANON — Firefighters responded to an accidental apartment fire at a Twin Pines-owned community housing project Wednesday morning.
By MARION UMPLEBY
In 1993, Trinidadian-German recording artist Haddaway memorably posed the timeless question: “What is love? (Baby don’t hurt me).”
By JIM KENYON
In a high-profile Grafton County Superior Court case early on in his career, criminal defense attorney Charlie Buttrey resorted to an unorthodox legal strategy.
WEST LEBANON — A 55-year-old Claremont man faces charges in connection with two vehicle fires early Wednesday morning behind Town Fair Tire on South Main Street.
By MARION UMPLEBY
CLAREMONT — Yoga mats and chairs covered the floor of the sanctuary of the First Congregational Church on Pleasant Street last Saturday morning as participants settled in for a guided sound bath meditation.
By CLARE SHANAHAN
LEBANON — A controversial 474-unit apartment complex on the site of a former brickyard off Hanover Street earned unanimous approval from the city’s Planning Board last month, after an extensive review process.
By ULLA-BRITT LIBRE
WEST LEBANON — The owners of Happy Dumpling, which opened in the Powerhouse Plaza in November, hope the concept of the fast-food-style Chinese restaurant will take off.
LEBANON — The city’s libraries are open this week as warming shelters to protect people from extreme cold.
By JIM KENYON
Molly Myers and her husband, Rick Hatfield, had been trying for a couple of years to have their first child.
By PAUL-CUNO BOOTH
Dartmouth Health will no longer require someone to be vaccinated against COVID-19 before receiving a kidney transplant, after the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office intervened on behalf of a patient.
By MARION UMPLEBY
LEBANON — Mounting financial troubles have forced the owners of Gusanoz Mexican restaurant, located on the Miracle Mile, to shutter two related restaurants and file for bankruptcy, in a move that impacts both employees and a South Royalton nonprofit that depended on one of the restaurants for a significant share of its business.
By LUKAS DUNFORD
LEBANON — The Storrs Hill Ski Area drew big crowds for its first season of free skiing over the weekend. The hill’s opening had been delayed from the originally scheduled Dec. 23 due to unseasonable weather.
By CLARE SHANAHAN
LEBANON — An Upper Valley nonprofit is renewing its efforts to build a residential substance use treatment center for mothers and their children in a new location near Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, though it may still have a long way to go.
By MARION UMPLEBY
LEBANON — As of November, AVA Gallery and Art Center is seeking a new executive director following the retirement of Shari Boraz, who served in the position since 2021.
By JIM KENYON
In early January 1986 — four years after the first “test-tube” baby was born in the U.S. — news broke in the Upper Valley that Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center was starting its own in vitro fertilization program.
By EMMA ROTH-WELLS
LEBANON — Motorists stopped their cars on Mechanic Street Friday morning to investigate the damage an overnight fire caused to the popular Dairy Twirl ice cream shop.
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