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MyChamplainValley.com

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New Hampshire warehouse strike impacting grocery shelves

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This New Hampshire Farm Sells Its Own 100% Grass-Fed Beef From A Self-Serve Store That Runs On The Honor System

A farm store where you pick out your beef and pay using the honor system? That’s a refreshing level of trust, especially when the meat comes from cattle raised right on the property. The New Hampshire farm produces 100% grass-fed beef and offers its products through a self-serve retail...

New Hampshire · 1d
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This Massive 300,000-Square-Foot New Hampshire Shopping Center Sold For $51.3 Million And Attracts 4.3 Million Visitors A Year

A shopping center attracting millions of visits each year and selling for $51.3 million? Those are eye-catching numbers, especially for a destination that combines everyday errands with places to browse and eat. The New Hampshire property spans roughly 300,000 square feet, bringing multiple retailers together in one large shopping complex....

New Hampshire · 1d
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Pandemic Moves to the Countryside Strained Housing in Rural Northeast Towns

When the COVID-19 pandemic struck, many city residents headed for small towns and the countryside. Little is known about what this shift meant for the American communities that took in the newcomers. Fresh arrivals can bring new energy, but a rapid influx can also strain housing and services in places with limited resources. The question matters beyond the pandemic: as climate change worsens, more people are expected to relocate to escape floods, heat and other hazards, and the northeastern United States is seen as a likely destination.

New Hampshire · 3d
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NH May Finally be Ready to Scrap the One-Acre House Lot Minimum

CONCORD, NH – The one-acre lot requirement for single-family homes is a standard in nearly 90% of New Hampshire towns and cities. It’s been untouchable for decades, despite the ever-worsening housing crisis and skyrocketing home prices. But that standard is closer than ever to falling. Two bills in...

New Hampshire · 2d

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Land, costs and housing: A clear-eyed look at development in New Hampshire

New Hampshire faces a housing shortage of 60,000-90,000 units by the early 2030s. Existing-home inventory often sits near two months of supply — roughly 60-70% below the five-to-six-month level considered balanced. At the same time, the cost to build has become a major barrier. Land, materials, labor, site work, permitting, and infrastructure have all risen, turning projects that worked a decade ago into difficult math today.

New Hampshire · 1d

Realtor.com News & Insights

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Concord Buyers Find More Options as Homes Sit on the Market Longer

Concord buyers found more homes to choose from and prices dipped, giving shoppers more room to negotiate than they had a year ago.

Concord, NH · 1d

The Financial Wire

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Ambetter from Centene is leaving the Delaware and New Hampshire ACA marketplaces for 2027, and Molina is cutting its marketplace coverage to about six states

Ambetter, the marketplace brand of Centene, is leaving the Delaware and New Hampshire ACA marketplaces for 2027, and Molina Healthcare is shrinking its marketplace business to about six states. Ambetter says its Delaware plan will end Dec. 31, 2026, and a matching notice covers New Hampshire. Anyone enrolled in one of those plans has to... The post Ambetter from Centene is leaving the Delaware and New Hampshire ACA marketplaces for 2027, and Molina is cutting its marketplace coverage to about six states appeared first on The Financial Wire .

New Hampshire · 1d

VTDigger

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For new taxes, only room at the inn

“Any time you hear the word tax, that's got a negative connotation to a lot of people,” Bennington Selectboard Chair Tom Haley said. Read the story on VTDigger here: For new taxes, only room at the inn .

Hinesburg, VT · 2d

VTDigger

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Lighten up and let ’em fly

An airstrip and float planes have shared a quiet Grand Isle road for years without trouble, so why can’t Lincoln live with a 900-foot runway the FAA has already cleared? Read the story on VTDigger here: Lighten up and let ’em fly .

Grand Isle, VT · 2d

Realtor.com News & Insights

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Burlington Sellers Are Cutting Prices as New Listings Dry Up

I need the Burlington market report data to write a valid excerpt. Please share which metrics have confirmed year-over-year changes.

Burlington, VT · 2d

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Flying Taxis & Cargo: Electric Aviation’s Future Takes Off

BETA Technologies just secured landmark FAA authorization for passenger flights in their electric VTOL aircraft, marking a monumental step for electric aviation. Chip Palombini, Head of Product at BETA, explains how these electric aircraft are revolutionizing cargo, logistics, and soon, passenger mobility with unprecedented reliability, lower operating costs, and zero emissions. Discover how BETA’s innovation is making hub-bypass and time-sensitive deliveries a reality today, and what this means for the future of air travel.

Burlington, VT · 1d

vermontbiz.com

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Matt Harrington named VermontBiz Rising Star Alumni of the Year

Matt Harrington. Photo courtesy of Southwestern Vermont Chamber. Vermont Business Magazine The Southwestern Vermont Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce that its Chief Executive Officer, Matt Harrington, has been named the 2026 Rising Star Alumni of the Year by Vermont Business Magazine (VermontBiz). Harrington was recognized during the publication's annual Rising Stars celebration on Wednesday, November 4, at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Burlington.

Burlington, VT · 2d

Lovely Garden Roots

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Garlic Cloves Go In at Least 2 Inches Deep and 4 to 8 Inches Apart in November, and University of Vermont Extension Says the Bed Then Needs a Two-Year Break

UVM Extension says plant garlic cloves at least 2 inches deep and 4 to 8 inches apart in fall, then give the bed a two-year break from alliums.

Burlington, VT · 1d

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Finding ‘enough’ in farming and life: Margot Brooks at Sugar House Creamery

Alongside being No. 2 in the state for direct-to-consumer sales—Essex County is first in New York state for agricultural land operated by female-principal producers as a percentage of all agricultural land. That means 47%, or 27,074 of 57,622 acres of farmland in the county are run by women, either as co-owners or sole operators.

Essex County, NY · 19h

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Neighbor Dispute Over Old Brick Store Roils Charlotte

Jolene Kao bought Charlotte’s iconic Old Brick Store in 2023, determined to revive the historic building as a bustling local hub, where people could shop, eat, and connect with friends and strangers alike. She installed an espresso bar, freshened up the menu of prepared food and began stocking the...

Charlotte, VT · 4d

VTDigger

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Essex Junction cannabis and duck farmer poised to get his growing license back

A judge ruled that Jason Struthers can resume his backyard cannabis growing on Taft Street because his operation predates the city’s new laws zoning cannabis cultivation. Read the story on VTDigger here: Essex Junction cannabis and duck farmer poised to get his growing license back .

Essex, VT · 1d

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Burlington’s housing policies are working

The city of Burlington is draped in colorful vinyl sheets. The streets are blocked off by concrete slabs. The potholes seem to be growing by the day. Our policy makers are to blame for this construction-driven disarray. They are taking a multipronged approach to solving Burlington’s housing crisis. In...

Burlington, VT · 4d

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Sometimes leaving the workforce turns into a labor of love

From the 1970s to 2015 the number of prime-aged men engaged in the labor force dropped from about 95% participation to 88%. Some leave voluntarily. Others, not so much. In the latest installment of our series “Clocked Out,” which follows people who've left the workforce, we spoke with Ryan McCaffrey in Burlington, Vermont, who lost his job a year after learning of his son’s disability diagnosis.

Burlington, VT · 4d