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Work underway to expand access at Mascoma Lake
ENFIELD, N.H. (WCAX) - Public access to Mascoma Lake in Enfield, New Hampshire, is improving. Work crews are in the process of building out parking spaces and stormwater management at Mascoma Lakeside Park. Officials say there will be more than two dozen parking spots as well as handicapped access trails.
How To Meet New People In The Upper Valley
Whether you just moved to the area or you’ve been in the Upper Valley for years, meeting new people once you’re out of school is hard. If you’re looking to expand your friend group, here are some suggestions on where to meet new people. Upper Valley Young...
Dartmouth president’s leadership divides students; ‘no confidence’ narrowly passes
Sian Leah Beilock’s stewardship has been under scrutiny since her administration called police to a pro-Palestinian demonstration on May 1 on the Green. Read the story on VTDigger here: Dartmouth president’s leadership divides students; ‘no confidence’ narrowly passes.
Woodstock to pay property owners for workforce rentals
WOODSTOCK, Vt. — The town of Woodstock has launched a one-year pilot program called Lease to Locals aimed to create more workforce housing. Business owners like Jeffery Kahn, Owner of Unicorn, said hiring can be tough on businesses in town. “We do have people driving in from distances, but...
Regulators reject Woodstock water rate hike as provider faces aging infrastructure, flood damage
The Woodstock Aqueduct Company needs cash, but the state’s not ready to let them raise their water rates right now. The company told the Public Utility Commission (PUC) last month that it wanted to raise its rates by more than 100%. A typical user would see a monthly bill go from $240 to $525.
Aurora borealis makes rare appearance
Seen locally in a number of towns including Hartland. Also called “northern lights,” an aurora borealis display lit up the skies in selected parts of the state this weekend, and at least two Hartlanders got to enjoy the event. Auroras occur when charged particles are sent into space...
Council, architects resume planning for new Town Hall
The Windsor Town Council met with engineers and a builder April 30 to continue its exploration into the possibility of building a new Town Hall. The placement of the new municipal building would be off of Shirley Drive on a piece of property located between East Windsor Boulevard (U.S. Route 460) and Holland Drive, adjacent […] The post Council, architects resume planning for new Town Hall appeared first on The Tidewater News.
Vahanvaty: A Group of Dartmouth Rockapellas Speaks on the May 1 Protest
As Dartmouth students and advocates for social justice, we are deeply disturbed by the recent events on our campus. On May 1, students gathered on the Green to peacefully protest Israel’s violence against Palestinians. College President Sian Leah Beilock’s administration chose to fight that peace with force, authorizing Hanover Police to take action against the protesters — which ultimately led to the presence of state troopers armed in riot gear and the arrests of 89 individuals. This response casts a shadow over the principles of free speech and student activism that we hold dear as members of the Dartmouth Rockapellas.
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