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Vermont
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Explosive Devices Lead to Arrest in Brattleboro Search
The affidavit described three of the items as consumer fireworks bound together with electrical tape and hair bands.
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Whitingham homicide defendant gets approval to change lawyers
Judge Treadwell warned Stacy that swapping lawyers would slow the proceedings because any new attorney would need time to study the file.
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Town weighs new traffic plan near Vermont Country Deli
Select Board Chairman Oscar Heller said the board recognizes both the deli’s popularity and the strain that popularity has placed on neighbors.
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Vermont man charged after police say bag contained explosive devices
He is being held on $10,000 bail and is scheduled to appear in court Sept. 2.
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Court weighs Vermont Catholic Diocese bid to sell Rice Memorial High for $4.3 million
The school property is being sought by RMHS Inc., an organization whose principal officers are the nine members of the Rice School Board.
New Hampshire
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Keene Music Festival Sets Return for Sept. 5 Across Downtown
The event will use seven stages this year and is scheduled to run from late morning into the evening.
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Hinsdale recreation director removed from post, town says replacement is being sought
Bethany Marx said the decision came without advance notice and that she was not given a clear explanation.
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Keene resident freed after bond ruling in federal court
U.S. District Court Judge Allison Burroughs determined that ICE could not keep detaining him without first providing a bond hearing.
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Cheshire Medical Center adds new radiation unit to expand cancer care in Keene
Keene’s Cheshire Medical Center has brought a second linear accelerator into service.
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Trial timelines in Keene overdose death case moved further out
Both defendants have remained in jail since their arrests last year.
National
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Kindergarten vaccine exemptions increase in NH, across country
New Hampshire is seeing a rise in the number of kindergarteners entering the school year without all recommended shots.
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New York National Guard Still Assigned to Prisons as Monthly Cost Reaches $50 Million
Officials also say a training program has been created to better prepare the guardsmen who remain inside the prisons.
Local
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Keene Music Festival Sets Return for Sept. 5 Across Downtown
The event will use seven stages this year and is scheduled to run from late morning into the evening.
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Hinsdale recreation director removed from post, town says replacement is being sought
Bethany Marx said the decision came without advance notice and that she was not given a clear explanation.
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Keene resident freed after bond ruling in federal court
U.S. District Court Judge Allison Burroughs determined that ICE could not keep detaining him without first providing a bond hearing.
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Explosive Devices Lead to Arrest in Brattleboro Search
The affidavit described three of the items as consumer fireworks bound together with electrical tape and hair bands.
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Cheshire Medical Center adds new radiation unit to expand cancer care in Keene
Keene’s Cheshire Medical Center has brought a second linear accelerator into service.
