News
New Hampshire
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Peterborough shooting death classified as homicide
The death of Peterborough resident Jack Hutchings, 24, has been ruled a homicide by the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.
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Hassan tours Roosevelt East as Keene adds 30 affordable apartments
The project at the former Roosevelt School on Washington Street has converted the century-old building into 30 apartments for income-eligible tenants.
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Amber Casavant named principal for St. Joseph Regional School and Our Lady of Mercy Academy
Casavant brings more than 20 years of experience in education, including 10 years in leadership roles.
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Surry Mountain Lake beach closed to swimmers after test finds bacteria above safe levels
A water-quality check on Thursday found bacteria levels higher than New Hampshire allows for safe swimming.
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New Hampshire attorney general presses FCC for tougher action on robocalls
Attorneys general want the FCC to impose stronger limits and verify who is actually purchasing these numbers.
Vermont
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Okemo Mountain adds snowmaking upgrades before winter
The resort is making upgrades and replacing 15 diesel fuel compressors with electric models.
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Harris Lot remains top candidate for downtown housing
The Select Board says that M&S Development of Brattleboro still has an interest in the parking lot behind the Gibson-Aiken Center on Main Street.
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New workshops underway to shape Vermont’s housing future
Vermont housing planners are asking residents to weigh in on a new set of home designs that could guide future development across the state.
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Brattleboro to revisit EMS system with FY29 study, added public information efforts
Public feedback was communication remains a weak spot, especially because board meetings are not always the easiest setting for questions about the EMS program.
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'Planet Hank' Sues AG Clark Over AI Video Investigation
Planet Hank Files Federal Challenge to Vermont AI Ad Law
New England
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New England Traffic Crackdown Aims at Speeding, Distracted and Impaired Driving
Police in New Hampshire said speeding was linked to 33 deaths in the state in 2024.
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New Hampshire food company to contribute to settlement over Massachusetts animal welfare claims
Massachusetts officials said the products violated the state’s animal welfare law.
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Advisory Issued for North Hampton State Park Beach After Bacteria Samples
DES said the contamination appears to be linked to wildlife rather than the sewage leak reported out of Haverhill.
National
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State fiscal officers push back on health care cost pressures
Pieciak said the end of Affordable Care Act subsidies has already pushed more than 2,500 Vermonters to go without insurance.
Local
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Hassan tours Roosevelt East as Keene adds 30 affordable apartments
The project at the former Roosevelt School on Washington Street has converted the century-old building into 30 apartments for income-eligible tenants.
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Amber Casavant named principal for St. Joseph Regional School and Our Lady of Mercy Academy
Casavant brings more than 20 years of experience in education, including 10 years in leadership roles.
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Surry Mountain Lake beach closed to swimmers after test finds bacteria above safe levels
A water-quality check on Thursday found bacteria levels higher than New Hampshire allows for safe swimming.
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Downtown Keene project set to begin with utility work Monday
The gas line portion will cover about 800 feet of steel pipe in Central Square and is expected to take roughly 3½ weeks.
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Harris Lot remains top candidate for downtown housing
The Select Board says that M&S Development of Brattleboro still has an interest in the parking lot behind the Gibson-Aiken Center on Main Street.
