BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. — Greater Falls Connections (GFC) hosted a Bike to the Box event on National Take Back day. The event was held at the Bellows Falls Police Department and through a partnership with Bellows Falls Police Department, children were able to have their biking speed clocked by Co…
SPRINGFIELD, Vt. — Chloe Jerman-Brown was crowned this year’s queen at the 65th Apple Blossom Cotillion.
The Oyster River School District is the first district in the state to sign onto a public letter opposing House Bill 544.
CLAREMONT — The Albert Ball House in Claremont is among half-a-dozen cemeteries, edifices, and religious establishments scattered across the state and spanning three centuries of history that have recently been added to the New Hampshire State Register of Historic Places.
UNITY — Sullivan County officials will examine a mandatory COVID-19 vaccination requirement in addition to new policies incentivizing employees to vaccinate following a recent outbreak of the novel coronavirus in the county nursing home.
Stevens head baseball coach Paul Silva was treated to a surprise gathering after recording his 100th win last week on the road. Read more
CLAREMONT — Hanover pitcher Sam Sacerdote was nearly perfect on Thursday as he kept the Cardinals bat silenced except for a sharp single up the middle by Ty Therieult. Read more
Marius Edwards, Josh Sharron, Jagger Lovely, and Chase Hamilton all received the Joe Yukica scholar-athlete award on Tuesday with their football coach John Proper in t… Read more
NEWPORT — The undefeated Newport softball team just keeps on winning as they cruised past Fall Mountain on Friday. Read more
Colton Baldasaro makes solid contact during the Bellows Falls game on Thursday against White River Valley during a 6-4 loss. Ethan Kelly was 2-for-4, scored a run, had… Read more
Joan Jenkins CHARLESTOWN — Joan Jenkins, 89, formerly of Charl… Read more
Maxine Baker WEATHERSFIELD, Vt. — The graveside service for Ma… Read more
James M. Thompson CHARLESTOWN — The graveside service with mil… Read more
Marshall J. Waterman Sr. NEWPORT — Marshall J. Waterman Sr., 7… Read more
Patricia “Patty” Theall GRAFTON — The graveside service for Pa… Read more
Elizabeth Pariseau NEWPORT — Elizabeth Pariseau, age 91, passe… Read more
Herbert W. Ball Jr. KEENE — The hard-working hands of Herbert … Read more
Barbara (Ripley) Kinson CHARLESTOWN — Barbara Lee (Ripley) Kin… Read more
OAK HARBOR, Wash. — Luke Winter Green, 40, died unexpectedly S… Read more
Robert L. Hicks CHARLESTOWN — Robert L. Hicks, 76, died at the… Read more
Margaret (Hastings) Moulton UNITY — Margaret L. (Hastings) Mou… Read more
Caroline Martin CLAREMONT — The graveside service for Caroline… Read more
Sarah Barrett, co-owner of The Ink Factory in Claremont, prepares to pick up a full garbage bag to bring back to her business at the other end of Water Street on Friday, May 7, 2021. More than 100 people showed out for the second annual daylong community cleanup sponsored by The Ink Factory,… Read more
CHARLESTOWN — BSA Troop 38 got to learn a little bit of history and the significance of properly retiring an American flag from the Charlestown Memorial Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 8497. VFW District Commander Tom St. Pierre officiated a short ceremony with other members of the VFW b… Read more
BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. — Greater Falls Connections (GFC) hosted a Bike to the Box event on National Take Back day. The event was held at the Bellows Falls Police Department and through a partnership with Bellows Falls Police Department, children were able to have their biking speed clocked by Co… Read more
The Westminster Cares Board of Directors have canceled the annual Garden Tour fundraiser due to COVID-19. The Garden Tour has grown into a major event attracting several hundred attendees, many from other states and Vermonters alike. To execute a successful event requires six-eight months of… Read more
CONCORD — A former worker at a New Hampshire youth detention center recently charged with holding down a teenage boy during a rape was fired years before that, over allegations of physical and psychological abuse, according to court documents obtained by The Associated Press.
MONTPELIER, Vt. — With only three of its members being female, Vermont’s game warden service wants to hire more women.
CASTLETON, Vt. — A new book tells the story of the pandemic through the eyes of college students.
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The black-and-white photograph is a glimpse of American life. These are working-class men, smirking and smiling, seated in rows like they’re watching a show. Up front, the most prominent slouches in his chair with one leg crossed over the other so his pants come a few inches shy of his boot.… Read more
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, owners of small shops have navigated a difficult and potentially perilous course to stay in business. Here’s the story of one shop’s reopening and the preparation that went into the decision.
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Hollywood thrillers in which sophisticated, attractive city folk move to creaky old country homes and experience scary things are a dime a dozen. Less common is when those Hollywood thrillers are based on the theology of 18th-century Swedish mystic Emanuel Swedenborg.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, owners of small shops have navigated a difficult and potentially perilous course to stay in business. Here’s the story of one shop’s reopening and the preparation that went into the decision.
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When you’ve written 35 novels and are working on a streak of 43 consecutive No. 1 New York Times bestsellers, you can write about whatever you want. That’s probably the simplest way to explain why John Grisham’s latest is a basketball story and doesn’t feature a single courtroom scene. Read more
LOS ANGELES — Growing up an avid reader, Kwana Jackson knew where to look for romance novels with Black characters: Segregated in the “African American interest” section where only determined shoppers would find them. Read more
NEW YORK — Like so many, the pandemic upended life for actor and dancer Rena Riffel. The Los Angeles-based performer needed help with rent, utilities and counselling when jobs suddenly dried up. Read more
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