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LEBANON — Martha Solow exemplified the adage: “Democracy is not a spectator sport.”

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NEWPORT — The Selectboard is seeking public support for an $11.1 million budget this year, after voters rejected the board’s proposal last year.

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CLAREMONT — A divided School Board voted to leave the district’s policy on transgender and gender non-conforming students in place for the time being while a committee consults with the board’s attorney for possible revisions.

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CLAREMONT — The city’s School Board will discuss and consider rescinding its 2016 policy on transgender and gender non-conforming policy in the wake of an executive order President Donald Trump signed in January.

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CROYDON — Beginning with the 2026-27 school year, Croydon’s one-room school will be for preschool and kindergarten, and students in first grade and up will be tuitioned to other districts.

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CLAREMONT — Speaker after speaker delivered the same message on Thursday night to officials from the state’s Department of Environmental Services: Deny the application for a construction and demolition recycling and transfer operation on Industrial Boulevard.

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NEWPORT — With two incumbents stepping aside, three candidates are running for two, three-year terms for the School Board in the March 11 annual school meeting election.

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CLAREMONT — The Zoning Board of Adjustment unanimously denied a request for a rehearing of its January approval of a variance for a slaughterhouse at Granite State Packing on Sullivan Street.

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CLAREMONT — Opponents of a Massachusetts company’s plan to bring 500 tons of construction and demolition debris per day to its facility on Industrial Boulevard are ratcheting up their campaign ahead of the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services’ public hearing on Thursday.

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CLAREMONT — A neighboring property owner of Granite State Packing is asking the Zoning Board of Adjustment to rehear the company’s request for a variance for a slaughterhouse across from the city’s airport.

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CROYDON — The future of the Croydon Village School will be up for debate at the annual school meeting on Saturday, March 15.

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CLAREMONT — The Governor’s Executive Council voted unanimously Wednesday to sell a vacant state office building at 17 Water St., to the city for $700,000.

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CLAREMONT — Three candidates are looking to replace two outgoing Claremont School Board members in the March 11 election.

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CLAREMONT — Balloons and basketballs?

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WOODSTOCK – The smiles say it all.

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WINDSOR — In the days leading up to a January ice fishing derby, its organizers monitored conditions on the 62-acre Lake Runnemede. At 9-inches thick, it was deemed safe for ice fishing.

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The Stevens High School bowling team’s bid for back-to-back NHIAA championships ended quickly on Saturday.

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PIERMONT — For those who knew her, and most people in town did, there was a simple truth about Abby Metcalf: No one worked harder or enjoyed it more.

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NEWPORT — The Stevens High girls basketball team’s game plan was simple: Put two or three defenders on Newport center Zoey Lord and let the others shoot from 3-point territory.

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NEWPORT — The last home playoff game for the Newport High boys basketball team was a loss 11 years ago. The current version of the Tigers made it worth the wait on Tuesday night.

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DURHAM, N.H. — The Hanover High girls swimming and diving team defended its NHIAA Division II state title with a dominating performance on Friday evening at the Swasey Pool on the campus of the University of New Hampshire.