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From Freestyle Competitions To Mardi Gras Events, Ski Resorts Rock - Vimarsana News

From Freestyle Competitions To Mardi Gras Events, Ski Resorts Rock

Ski resorts throughout the country present a wide variety of activities designed to thrill and entertain. Here are five festive activities.

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Valley News - Young chess players descend on Randolph for Sanders' statewide event - Vimarsana News

Valley News - Young chess players descend on Randolph for Sanders' statewide event

RANDOLPH — 11-year old Alex Belitsos’s brow furrowed as he watched his queen get toppled over and removed from the board.The chess match with his opponent, fellow 11-year-old Melia Rose, of Dummerston, had been a blur of tactical moves that saw...

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Valley News - Out & About: 20 good things from the Upper Valley in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Valley News - Out & About: 20 good things from the Upper Valley in 2022

When taking stock of a year, it’s really easy to focus on the challenges. As the Valley News recently highlighted with the year’s top stories in the Upper Valley, the region has grappled with affordable housing, municipal vacancies and a...

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Valley News - Forum, Nov. 29: Growth and housing - Vimarsana News

Valley News - Forum, Nov. 29: Growth and housing

New growth needs new housingThose observing the enormous DHMC west side wing currently under construction should connect that to the controversy surrounding Dartmouth’s proposed 400-unit dorm and ask themselves some important questions. Once these...

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Norwich 13-year-old becomes youngest champ ever in Vermont chess tournament - Vimarsana News

Norwich 13-year-old becomes youngest champ ever in Vermont chess tournament

Alexander Collins won all four of his matches over the course of a two-day tournament held at Burlington City Hall. “I was kind of surprised, but I just felt good about how I played in the games,” he said.