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The crashes happened between July 12 and July 15, and they were scattered all across the state.
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There are still roads to fix. But the town finished a project that restores a brook on a main thoroughfare to its original path, protecting a church and a community center.
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The law doesn’t require testing for PFAS, and the notification isn’t specific to each property. But proponents of the change say it could help families protect themselves from potentially harmful contamination.
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The fishermen were sentenced for "knowingly subverting commercial fishing reporting requirements" in a scheme involving Atlantic herring, prosecutors said in a statement. The defendants included owners, captains and crew members of the Western Sea, a ship that operates out of Maine.
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Like the rest of New England, Vermont has mostly older, small dams built to power textile mills, store water or supply irrigation to farms. The concern is they have outlived their usefulness and climate change could bring storms they were never built to withstand.
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Políticos de NH reaccionan con desaprobación al intento de asesinato a Donald Trump.Varios accidentes de tránsito en NH resultan en fatalidades.Festival Anual de Cerveza impulsa mercado local.
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Rep Annie Kuster's retirement has prompted a range of Republicans to join the race to succeed her.
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Biden said he had a “short but good conversation” with Trump on Saturday evening and that he was sincerely grateful that Trump is “doing well and recovering.”
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The cluster of cases comes as childhood vaccination rates in the state have fallen in recent years.
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Among the infrastructure sustaining damage: the region’s network of off-road trails. Many of those trails, used by ATVs and motorized trail bikes, have had to be closed off, while the damage to others is still being assessed.
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A UNH extension program is working with gardeners to deliver excess produce to local food pantries.