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By MICHAEL COUGHLIN JR.

HANOVER — A new community program is making a name for itself in the Upper Valley, offering free opportunities for children to get active and try their hands, or legs, at the sport of running.

WINDSOR — Town officials and residents celebrated on Tuesday the opening of 25 units of new mixed-income housing.

CLAREMONT — The Eagle Times announced it is suspending operations, saying it is “not able to achieve business results sufficient to make the paper financially viable,” according to an email sent out Monday.

By WILLIAM SKIPWORTH and ETHAN DEWITT

By HABIB SABET

As ECFiber and the company that currently runs its operations continue to spar in court, the communication union district announced that its new service provider has hired its first chief executive officer.

By PATRICK O’GRADY

NEWPORT — The Sullivan County delegation of state representatives approved a $42.1 million budget for the fiscal year that begins Tuesday.

By MARION UMPLEBY

The three remaining Upper Valley Rite Aid stores — in Claremont, West Lebanon, and Windsor — are slated to close by the end of the summer, following the national drugstore chain’s bankruptcy filing in early May.

By EMMA ROTH-WELLS

NORTH HAVERHILL — The Grafton County legislative delegation has approved a $57.7 million spending plan for the fiscal year that begins Tuesday.

WINDSOR — A community coalition in Windsor has hired the town’s first community nurse who started last week and is currently seeking clients in Windsor over 65.

By LIZ SAUCHELLI

RANDOLPH — Each time Randolph resident Lindsay Kill takes and picks up her two daughters at the Orange County Parent Child Center in Tunbridge, the process takes at least two hours.

SPRINGFIELD, Vt. — Nurses at Springfield Hospital have successfully negotiated an extension to their union contract with hospital management, according to a news release. 

By PATRICK O’GRADY

LEBANON — For nearly 30 years, Carl Hussey — “Mr. Wonderful” to his students — taught social studies at Lebanon Junior High School.

By CLARE SHANAHAN

LEBANON — Starting Monday, traffic on Tracy Street in West Lebanon will be down to one-way and one Advance Transit bus stop will be closed for about two weeks for construction work.

By JOHN LIPPMAN

LYME — A veteran Upper Valley police officer with deep ties to Lyme is the town’s new police chief.

The Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center in Newport has been awarded a $137,500 a Career & Technical Education (CTE) Transportation Aid grant from the New Hampshire Department of Education, which covered the cost of two passenger vans that can fit up to 15 passengers. 

HARTFORD — On Monday, Hartford’s free curbside recycling program will be no more. 

BRADFORD, Vt. — A portion of Interstate-91 South near Exit 16 in Bradford, Vt., has been reduced to one lane as construction crews continue to work on stabilizing a rock ledge that partially collapsed in early 2024.

By ALEX HANSON

NEWBURY, Vt. — On a recent warm Thursday morning, four students at the Newbury School of Weaving were performing an activity once so common it would have been widely understood: They were “dressing” looms in preparation to start weaving.

By JIM KENYON

The three women made the trip to Lebanon in little under an hour on Tuesday. Barbara Stack, the youngest at 75, did the driving.

By EMMA ROTH-WELLS

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Many of the nearly 40 farmers, consumers and organizers who attended a potluck and rally outside the Upper Valley Food Co-op on Thursday evening brought an usual prop with them: a long-handled spoon.