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As glaciers crept down to New England from the north 2 million years ago, the dense ice, constantly lurching under its own weight, snatched up loose rock and soil from the bedrock. When warming temperatures later forced the ice sheet back into...

LEBANON — As glaciers crept down to New England from the north 2 million years ago, the dense ice, constantly lurching under its own weight, snatched up loose rock and soil from the bedrock. When warming temperatures later forced the ice sheet back...

LEBANON — Members of the Lebanon Planning Board said they still have major questions about the traffic impact of a proposed 196-unit apartment complex at the former Kleen laundry facility on Mechanic Street, including a nearby intersection with a...

A 196-unit apartment complex in downtown Lebanon, a “farm outlet store” near Interstate 91 in Hartland and a cluster of “tiny homes” for tourists in Brownsville.The three proposed development projects in the news last week offer a window into how the...

LEBANON — The Lebanon Planning Board will consider a proposal to create a 196-unit apartment complex at the former Kleen laundry facility and dry cleaner business on Mechanic Street, which project developers say will help address the region’s housing...

LEBANON — The temporary closure of the I-89 Exit 19 northbound off-ramp is now scheduled to start the night of Monday, Sept. 26, to allow for the final phase of rehabilitation of the I-89 northbound bridge over the Mascoma River, according to a news...

Plenty of cities have paved over paradise to put up parking lots. To its credit, Lebanon is thinking about doing the reverse.As our colleague Darren Marcy reported earlier this month, the city will be soliciting ideas from design firms for...

LEBANON — Aiming to diversify the city’s municipal water supply, officials are considering construction of a well that would provide residents with a secondary source.Currently the city relies fully on water from the Mascoma River. In a search for a...

Lebanon needs to act on SROIs it insanity or racism? The City’s Diversity Equity and Inclusion Committee, the Students of Color Collective at Lebanon High School, countless social workers, and the people of Lebanon in two separate warrant articles all...

LEBANON — The City Council last week agreed to issue a request for expressions of interest to gather ideas for redeveloping an oft-discussed 2.9-acre piece of property between City Hall and the Mascoma River.The unanimous vote at Wednesday’s council...