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Vice president biden, governor, survivors, First Responders and distinguished guests. Today marks one year from when our lives were changed forever. It changed that none of us wanted, nor a change that we would wish on anyone else. Although each of our paths to recovery have been unique and we have all traveled at our own pace, we continue to move forward. Today, i will not focus on the past, but be mindful of our successes and thank those who have helped us take our first steps, reclimb our fir...

The current controversy over the display of a politically-charged symbol at the home of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito comes at an opportune moment for the Hartford Selectboard as it continues to wrestle with the contours of a policy for...

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Hanover’s Christie offers thanksI want to thank Patrick Adrian for his article in the May 11 Valley News covering the Hanover Town Meeting (“Longtime Hanover Selectboard chair gets budget win, but loses seat at Town Meeting”). I think he did a good...

The three-building project proposed on Sykes Mountain Avenue is still in its conceptual phase. The apartments would include 40 studios, 169 one-bedroom and 31 two-bedroom units, ranging in size from 424 square feet to 1,050 square feet.

After a 2022 audit report identified a list of material and significant deficiencies in the town’s financial management during the last fiscal year, officials received encouraging news about the town’s finances last week.

The Hartford Selectboard discussed plans Tuesday to organize training workshops and team building following an organizational meeting earlier this month, where rising tensions resulted in friction between colleagues and frustrations over an absence of civility.

Hartford Selectboard members called for more collaboration, communication and civility after a recent organizational meeting gave way to criticism of colleagues, disputes over committee positions and frustrations over a controversial vote.

At a City Council meeting earlier this winter, Lebanon City Manager Shaun Mulholland asked, “Isn’t government supposed to solve problems?” This rhetorical question constituted a welcome reaffirmation of the power of democratic institutions to promote...

The lack of a clean audit report could affect the town’s ability to borrow money from lenders and could cause townspeople to question the reliability of the town’s financial reporting, as well as Selectboard decisions based on those records, , Town Treasurer Lindberg explained.