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Hanover to launch inspection program for rental housing
09-25-2023 8:36 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

HANOVER — With rental homes making up one-third of the town’s housing stock, Hanover is launching a rental housing inspection program to ensure that tenants are living in safe, sanitary and code-compliant homes.Planning and Zoning Director Rob...


Police investigating fire that destroyed home that was vacant due to road closure
09-21-2023 12:43 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

NORWICH — Authorities are investigating a fire that burned down an unoccupied house at the end of Hemlock Road, which has been closed to traffic for two months because of damage sustained during July’s flooding.The fire occurred in the early morning...


Fingers pointing over River Park trail closure following dining car dispute
09-20-2023 8:36 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

LEBANON — The recent closure of trails in River Park by developers has resulted in confusion and conflicting explanations over the reason for the shutdown — where the developers attribute the closure to the city, while city staff assert the trails...


Hanover Selectboard reduces speed limit on Lyme Road
09-19-2023 8:29 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

HANOVER — The speed limit on Lyme Road is down to 25 mph from 30 mph and the school zone to 15 mph from 20 mph, in an effort to address traffic safety concerns.The new speed limit, which will apply to a three-quarter of a mile portion of Lyme Road...


Fairlee finds its next town administrator in Bradford’s government
09-18-2023 1:55 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

FAIRLEE — A member of the Bradford, Vt., Selectboard has been named Fairlee’s new town administrator.The Fairlee Selectboard offered Ryan Lockwood the town’s lead administrative role shortly after a board meeting on Aug. 28. Lockwood started work on...


Lebanon set to request affordable housing plans for Spencer Street parcel
09-17-2023 2:40 AM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

LEBANON — City officials will seek pitches from developers for a workforce housing project at 20 Spencer St., a vacant lot that was once home to the city public works operations.On Wednesday, the City Council will review the request for proposals, or...


Police: Naked woman arrested after auto theft, crash, leap from interstate in Hartford
09-15-2023 12:36 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — A naked woman stole a vehicle on Thursday morning from an auto repair shop off Route 5, drove onto Interstate 91 and collided with a cement truck and fled the scene by jumping off the overpass onto another highway before she was...


Lebanon on path to buy key tract of wetlands
09-14-2023 12:04 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

LEBANON — The city is close to securing the preservation of one of its top ecological conservation priorities — a 55-acre network of wetlands prized for its biodiversity and wildlife habitats, as well as its recreational opportunities.The Lebanon...


Plans for Mechanic Street shelter in Lebanon taking shape
09-12-2023 5:18 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

LEBANON — Over 40 city residents attended a community meeting on Monday to voice their questions, concerns or support for a proposed seasonal emergency shelter for unhoused individuals. Opponents who raised objections focused on public safety and...


Lebanon to discuss planned emergency shelter with community
09-11-2023 3:18 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

LEBANON — The city is holding a community meeting on Monday to discuss plans to establish an emergency shelter for unhoused people at a former commercial property that the city acquired this week.On Thursday, the city finalized the purchase of 160...


Parking lot project means short-term tumult for White River Junction
09-07-2023 8:46 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Construction began this week to rehabilitate and upgrade the South Main Street parking lot, part of a broader $1.7 million project intended to increase downtown parking availability, improve public safety and pedestrian...


NH to hold hearing in Lebanon on 10-Year transportation priorities
09-04-2023 10:01 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

LEBANON — New Hampshire officials are coming to the Upper Valley later this month to hold a public forum on the state’s 10-Year Transportation Improvement Plan, which is undergoing its biannual update.The meeting is a chance for residents to weigh in...


Older adults in Upper Valley keep working for money and purpose 
09-04-2023 6:54 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Evelyn Adams, who turns 69 this month, had hoped to fully retire by now. She has worked over 50 years in the customer service industry, beginning as a waitress at the age of 15 to her present job as a cashier at the Co-op Food...


Twin Pines Housing talking with Hanover about town-owned parcel
08-31-2023 4:46 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

HANOVER — Town officials are in early negotiations with nonprofit developer Twin Pines Housing Trust for the acquisition of 5 acres of town-owned land on which to build workforce housing.Town Manager Alex Torpey said the Selectboard is currently...


At Norwich’s town hall, a failing boiler system has conflict bubbling
08-29-2023 8:44 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

NORWICH — As winter approaches, the ongoing town debate over heating upgrades at Tracy Hall has taken on new urgency as the building’s aged boiler system starts to show signs of failure.Residents generally agree that Tracy Hall’s oil heating system...


Hartford names new town manager
08-21-2023 6:50 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — The town Selectboard on Monday named a seasoned municipal administrator in Vermont as its next town manager.John Haverstock, a former trial attorney, recently served 14 years as town manager in Pittsford, Vt., before retiring in...


A Life: Christopher  Bustard, 1988-2022; ‘Hanging with Chris was never dull’
08-21-2023 10:04 AM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

LEBANON — An unfortunate caveat of life is the uncertainty of how long one will have it. We typically expect to have years of living that they were never guaranteed and are too often prone to fritter away precious days on the assumption of having...


Hanover mulling lower speed limits on Lyme Road
08-21-2023 3:06 AM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

HANOVER — Town staff are proposing a speed limit reduction on Lyme Road as part of an ongoing initiative to improve traffic safety.On Monday, the Selectboard will consider scheduling a public hearing to discuss lowering the speed limit on Lyme Road...


Council rejects proposed solution to Lebanon trail dispute
08-17-2023 6:21 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

LEBANON — The City Council has rejected a proposed settlement to an ongoing dispute between the city and owners of a family farm over the status of recreation trails that cross the family’s property.Under the settlement, the city would have...


Orchard’s proposed trail trade meets opposition from Lebanon residents, Enfield officials
08-04-2023 4:58 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

LEBANON — A proposal by owners of a family farm that would discontinue public access to a collection of trails that cross the family’s property is facing opposition from city residents, as well as the town of Enfield.Under a proposal by the Patch...

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