News
Vermont
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New pump track draws riders to Living Memorial Park in Brattleboro
The compact course sits behind the playground area and covers about 2,000 square feet.
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Gov. Scott voices concern over Vermont Air National Guard’s extended Middle East deployment
About 1,000 Vermonters are currently serving in the Middle East, including about 200 members of the Air National Guard.
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Brattleboro hires finance director
SerahRose Bissell is expected to begin later this month and will step into a budget year that started July 1.
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Brattleboro considers tax-funded help for hospital birthing center as state urged to act
A memo was presented outlining a possible one-time municipal contribution somewhere between $100,000 and $1 million.
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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.
New Hampshire
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Central Square road work to bring detours, parking limits in Keene next week
City officials said any section shut down during the day is expected to reopen by the end of the workday.
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Wilton Woman Challenges New Hampshire’s End of Emissions Inspections
Marilyn Jonas, who says she has dealt with asthma for most of her life, filed the lawsuit this week.
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West Street property sale in Keene totals nearly $4 million
The sale includes the purchase of three buildings on West Street.
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9 People Contract Cyclospora After Eating Lettuce at Cheshire Medical Center
Nine people have been diagnosed with cyclosporiasis after eating lettuce served at Cheshire Medical Center in Keene, according to hospital officials.
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Central Square Work Brings More Downtown Lane Changes Through Friday
Traffic headed south on Central Square toward Main Street may be cut from two lanes to one when needed.
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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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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Central Square road work to bring detours, parking limits in Keene next week
City officials said any section shut down during the day is expected to reopen by the end of the workday.
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New pump track draws riders to Living Memorial Park in Brattleboro
The compact course sits behind the playground area and covers about 2,000 square feet.
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West Street property sale in Keene totals nearly $4 million
The sale includes the purchase of three buildings on West Street.
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Brattleboro hires finance director
SerahRose Bissell is expected to begin later this month and will step into a budget year that started July 1.
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9 People Contract Cyclospora After Eating Lettuce at Cheshire Medical Center
Nine people have been diagnosed with cyclosporiasis after eating lettuce served at Cheshire Medical Center in Keene, according to hospital officials.
