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Woodstock death ruled a homicide

WOODSTOCK – Signs of a bloody struggle and a break-in at a trailer on Curtis Hollow Road, where the body of an elderly deaf woman was discovered Wednesday afternoon, led to the arrest of well-known local transient just before midnight.

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Video shows Browns home filled with weapons

CONCORD — The jury in the Ed and Elaine Brown federal court trial Wednesday got an elaborate video tour of the couple’s former home in Plainfield, from the secret passageway into the basement to the 21 pipe bombs found in the maste ...

Boating on Grafton Pond restricted

GRAFTON — Boating on Grafton Pond is now restricted. Per New Hampshire Department of Safety Rules Saf-C 402.301, no person shall operate any boat powered by any petroleum products on Grafton Pond. For more information and to join Th ...

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One last game

KEENE, NH — New Hampshire continues to own the Twin State Field Hockey Classic after a 3-2 overtime victory Friday.

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Twin states split Make-A-Wish Hockey Classic

BURLINGTON, Vt. — Vermont and New Hampshire split the Make-A-Wish All-Star Hockey Classic held Saturday at University of Vermont’s Gutterson Field House. The games feature recently graduated high school athletes from the two states. Wo ...

Breakstone heading across country

THETFORD — After six years at Thetford, coach Joel Breakstone is not only leaving coaching track and field but the Upper Valley altogether. With the Panthers since graduating college, Breakstone is returning to the classroom as a graduate stud ...

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Big band is back

QUECHEE — Some people just aren’t willing to put down their instruments.

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Spheris show: printmakers influenced by textiles

HANOVER—Their hands are versed in collographs, aquatints and woodcuts—but it is fiber, not ink, that is the not-so-obvious glue between the four women printmakers featured in Spheris Gallery’s summer exhibition.Azariah Aker, the gal ...

Fiber club growing

CANAAN — For those looking to try something different, the Canaan Fiber Club has the answer.Mary Ledoux, a Canaan resident and facilitator of the club, said members meet at her home every Wednesday night to not only experience fiber projects, b ...

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Suspicious death in Woodstock

WOODSTOCK – An elderly woman found dead in her trailer on the Curtis Hollow Road less than a half-mile from the Bridgewater Mill Mall Wednesday afternoon was being investigated right straight through the night as a possible homicide.

One last game

KEENE, NH — New Hampshire continues to own the Twin State Field Hockey Classic after a 3-2 overtime victory Friday.

From stump to finished product

LYME — Generations ago, it was stories that parents passed down to their children by word of mouth. Now, some parents have something more tangible to pass on.

Uniting artists under 1 roof

HANOVER — One student examines another’s painting and envisions it as a scene for a video game she is developing. Another alters a new building design after seeing a sculpture that interprets some three-dimensional problem in a new way.

Living among loggers

CANAAN — For 80-year-old Kit Hewes, the smell of sawdust, the sound of logs being cut, and moving from one logging camp to another still lingers in her mind.

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Upper Valley HomeLife Show 2009

Over the past 30 years, the HomeLife: An exhibition for living, has grown from a small event hosted by the Lebanon Chamber of Commerce, to a major regional attraction, through a joint effort with the Hanover Chamber of Commerce.

Dogsled practice

Canaan dogsled racer Christine Richardson, just back from the Can-Am race in Maine, hitches up a very excited team for a Sunday morning practice run on the Rail Trail along with fellow mushers Nik Palmer and Anastasia Seyer and their Siberian huskies.