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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...


Norwich hires interim police chief, prepares for town manager search
08-04-2023 4:49 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

NORWICH — The town announced this week the hiring of Matthew Romei, the former chief of Vermont’s Capitol Police Department, as the town’s new interim chief of police.Romei, who effectively took over the department on Thursday, is replacing former...


Flood damage closes Norwich road; displaces residents
07-31-2023 4:24 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

NORWICH — Three residents have had to vacate their homes due to an emergency closure of their only access road, after the embankment supporting the road was washed out by recent flooding.Town staff announced last month that Hemlock Road, a dead-end...


Norwich police officer’s exit brings scrutiny to staffing
07-28-2023 10:10 AM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

NORWICH — The resignation of a patrol officer just six months after being hired is rekindling the debate about staff and pay levels at the town’s police department.After the departure of two officers last week, the department is currently operating at...


Norwich police chief resigns after just 9 months
07-28-2023 10:07 AM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

NORWICH — Nine months after being hired, Norwich Police Chief Wade Cochran has tendered his resignation. Cochran, who took over the department last October, notified the community at Wednesday’s Selectboard meeting that he has accepted a position in...


Rising ambulance fees highlight shortfalls from health insurers’ payments
07-26-2023 10:57 AM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

HANOVER — Fees charged to patients by Upper Valley ambulance services reflect a problematic disparity between the costs of emergency-medical aid and the reimbursements paid out by insurers, according to first responders.On Monday, for example, the...


Norwich School Board moves ahead with plan to keep raw sewage off town green
07-24-2023 4:27 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

NORWICH — After several years of searching for a solution, the community is initiating a project to address a failing septic system at Marion Cross School that periodically causes wastewater to spill out onto the Norwich green. Last Thursday, the...


Lebanon Planning Board approves casino permit
07-14-2023 4:44 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

LEBANON — The city Planning Board has unanimously approved a permit for developers seeking to build a “charitable gaming” casino and restaurant on the Miracle Mile.The Planning Board gave consent this week to owners of the Lebanon Poker Room to...


LGBTQ Pride signs stolen in White River Junction
07-12-2023 6:29 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Signs advertising the village’s upcoming LGBTQ Pride celebration had hardly been in the ground a week before they began to disappear.Organizers of the fourth annual White River Junction PRIDE celebration said that all 19 signs...


Lebanon crosswalks get a splash of color
07-07-2023 6:58 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

LEBANON — City crosswalks are getting a colorful makeover in downtown areas in an initiative to improve pedestrian safety and to touch up the aesthetics.Public Works employees are painting a new crosswalk design on the streets surrounding Colburn Park...


Slim pickings: Little sun, too much rain slowing Upper Valley berry season
07-06-2023 6:48 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

WEST LEBANON — With berry season underway, Upper Valley farmers said their pick-your-own patches could use more sunshine to offset June’s rainy days and cool temperatures. A mid-May freeze also killed or damaged many fruit blossoms.While the impact...


Upper Valley colleges, universities react to Supreme Court’s affirmative action ruling 
06-30-2023 12:27 AM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

HANOVER — College and university administrators in the Twin States said that Thursday’s Supreme Court decision — which overturned affirmative action in college admissions — will not diminish their schools’ commitment to diversity and inclusiveness in...


Norwich Planning Commission supports grant to explore affordable housing on town-owned land
06-29-2023 12:06 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

NORWICH — Town officials will consider grant funding to study the feasibility of building affordable housing on a challenging parcel of town-owned property.On Tuesday the Norwich Planning Commission voted 6-1 to support a memo asking the Selectboard...


Hanover Selectboard votes to accept donation of 238-acre conservation area
06-27-2023 11:55 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

HANOVER — Town officials are in the process of reacquiring a conservation area on the eastern side of Moose Mountain currently used for public recreation and education.The Baum Foundation, founded by Hanover residents Jim and Carol Baum, are donating...


Lebanon plans to purchase site for shelter; roundabout
06-26-2023 10:28 AM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

LEBANON — The city is eyeing a new property acquisition that would help clear the way for a planned traffic roundabout, as well as a potential location for a temporary homeless shelter.On Wednesday the City Council voted 7-1 to authorize City Manager...


Lebanon landfill overhauling how users pay to dispose of waste
06-21-2023 10:42 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

LEBANON — Users of the Lebanon landfill will see major changes to the payment system for disposal services as the city rolls out new initiatives aimed at reducing household waste, adding convenience and improving operating efficiency.The facility will...


Sullivan County towns recovering from weekend flooding
06-19-2023 7:43 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

MERIDEN — Several communities in Sullivan County are assessing the damage to their roads after flash flooding from heavy rains on Saturday overwhelmed culverts and washed away road materials.In Meriden, a village of Plainfield, stormwaters during the...


Lebanon seeks new developer for Spencer Street parcel
06-09-2023 2:43 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

LEBANON — City officials will seek new proposals to redevelop the former public works building at 20 Spencer St., after plans to build 94 apartments and street-level retail and commercial spaces collapsed.On Wednesday, the City Council recruited the...


Hartford keeps Wilder park and ride open, despite safety complaints
05-31-2023 5:11 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — The Wilder park and ride will remain open to the public while the Hartford Selectboard considers other ways to alleviate concerns from neighbors about public safety.Town administrators recently proposed closing the commuter lot...


Lebanon officials seek more traffic data on proposed casino
05-12-2023 4:38 PM

By PATRICK ADRIAN

LEBANON — City officials are still awaiting additional traffic analysis before considering a proposed charitable gaming casino and restaurant on Miracle Mile, whose scheduled public hearing this week was continued to June 12 by the Planning...

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