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New Hampshire
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New Hampshire reaches civil rights settlement with neo-Nazi group leader
Attorney General John Formella said Thursday that his office secured an agreement with Christopher Hood.
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Missing Chesterfield Teen Located Safely
With the case resolved and the individual being a juvenile, her name and other identifying information has been removed.
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NH DOT adding AI cameras to fleet of vehicles
Highway safety patrol vehicles are also set to receive front-facing and rear-facing AI cameras.
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Dartmouth Health switches produce supplier after cyclospora case cluster
At Cheshire Medical Center in Keene, nine people became ill after eating Taylor Farms lettuce from the hospital cafeteria.
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American elms set to return to Keene’s Central Square
Six Princeton American elms are scheduled to be planted as part of a larger effort that will add 24 young trees overall.
Vermont
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ACLU seeks federal damages over March 11 South Burlington ICE raid
The claims say ICE agents entered a shared home while looking for another man and then falsely imprisoned the occupants.
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Respite Care Added as SYNC Expands Support for Neurodiverse Families
Services include parent advocacy, a play group and a monthly meetup for parents and caregivers.
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Brattleboro Weighs Hospital and Birthing Center Future as Tax Idea Stalls
Hospital leaders said they are looking for money through other avenues, including applications for Rural Health Transformation grants.
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Vermont rider Stephanie Hayes earns alternate spot on first U.S. working equitation world team
The relatively new sport in the United States grew out of southern Europe and blends riding precision with ranch-style tasks.
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Scott broadens reelection push as November campaign nears
Scott said Tuesday that the only survey he plans to focus on is the one voters deliver in November.
National
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Vermont Braces for Fallout After White House Sets 50% Tariffs on Select Canadian Goods
The new charges will affect items including motor vehicles, dairy and alcohol.
Local
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Missing Chesterfield Teen Located Safely
With the case resolved and the individual being a juvenile, her name and other identifying information has been removed.
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American elms set to return to Keene’s Central Square
Six Princeton American elms are scheduled to be planted as part of a larger effort that will add 24 young trees overall.
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Respite Care Added as SYNC Expands Support for Neurodiverse Families
Services include parent advocacy, a play group and a monthly meetup for parents and caregivers.
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Brattleboro Weighs Hospital and Birthing Center Future as Tax Idea Stalls
Hospital leaders said they are looking for money through other avenues, including applications for Rural Health Transformation grants.
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Surry Mountain Lake beach advisory to stay in place as rain delays new test results
The Army Corps said it will release another update after testing resumes and new results are available.
