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James Parker, convicted for role in deaths of Dartmouth professors, is released from prison
Exuberant coach has Oxbow softball marching onward
Food trucks cause traffic concerns in downtown Lebanon
LEBANON — Concerns about traffic safety and a loss of parking spaces due to food trucks near Colburn Park are inspiring the City Council to revisit its rules for downtown vendors.This year, four trucks have permits to operate on South Park Street,...
City: Clarmont debris pile doesn’t contain asbestos
CLAREMONT — A pile of debris from an early 19th century home that was demolished in late March does not contain asbestos, as first feared, Claremont Chief Building Official and Health Officer Leigh Hays official said Friday.The New Hampshire...
Dartmouth commencement marks end to trying, tumultuous year
Editorial: Artificial intelligence poses real risks
Kenyon: Who Dartmouth considers worthy of honor
Upper Valley Pride events 2024
Sports
Four Upper Valley athletes post top-10 finishes at New England meet
DURHAM, N.H. — Newport High’s Kyle Ashley, who graduated last week and will attend the Naval Academy, finished fourth in the javelin at the New England High School Outdoor Track and Field Championships at the University of New Hampshire on...
The certainties of life: Death, taxes and the Wildcats winning a VPA playoff game at home
Miscues doom O’s baseball
Yellowjackets too kind in softball tournament defeat
Opinion
Perspectives: A relationship built on writing
Lois Moore doesn’t have an email address or any other mode of online communication. And while she does rely on her landline from time to time to talk to family, most of her information from family and friends arrives in the red, 100-year-old,...
Editorial: Response to campus protests only adds fuel to the fire
Editorial: Chris Sununu’s moral vacuum
Editorial: Gambling tarnishes America’s sporting life
By the Way: A white nationalist’s many mistruths
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Out & About: Study finds red squirrel expansion threatens songbirds
NORWICH — Red squirrels can usually be found where northern hardwood forests meet stands of spruce and fir, habitat that enables the small mammals to stock up on their preferred food of cones and American beechnuts, among other tree seeds.But in years...
‘It’s looking like a much better year than last’: NH farmers optimistic about 2024 season
Obituaries
Frank Gordon Tuthill
Woodstock, VT - It is with great sorrow that our family announces the passing of Frank Gordon Tuthill, known as Gordon, very peacefully in his sleep while on hospice care on Nov. 13th, 2023. The eldest of nine children, Gordon was born... remainder of obit for Frank Gordon Tuthill
James Pallatroni
Enfield, NH - James "Jim" Pallatroni, 94, passed away on June 6, 2024. Known to his family as "Puppup", Jim was born on May 22, 1930. He lived a superlative life, creating a wonderful family and charming everyone he met along the way. H... remainder of obit for James Pallatroni
David Dowds
White River Junction, VT - David G. Dowds passed away peacefully on May 25, 2024 at his home at The Village at White River Junction, VT, surrounded by family. Dave was born in 1935 to Dalton and Helen (Koppert) Dowds and grew up in Urba... remainder of obit for David Dowds
Judith Herbst Witters
Lincoln, VT - Judith Herbst Witters February 24, 1945-May 3, 2024 "Once there was . there was and there was not" a storyteller named Judith Herbst Witters. She told many stories, but they were all part of a larger one, her life. As... remainder of obit for Judith Herbst Witters
