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'We have more deer than our forests can support': Norwich walk highlights browse damage - Valley News (opens the original)
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NORWICH — About 30 people walked through the woods at Brookmead Conservation Area clad in hiking gear and armed with printouts of a deer browse assessment index. Attendees scanned the forest understory looking for saplings with torn leaves and chewed stems and other telltale signs of deer browse. The event on Aug. 31, organized by the Upper Valley Land Trust, brought together foresters and deer biologists from both sides of the Connecticut River to teach members of the public about the impact th
Paul David Lagomarsino - Valley News (opens the original)
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Hanover, NH – July 18, 1946 – September 7, 2026 P. David Lagomarsino, esteemed professor at Dartmouth College, has died at age 80. He passed away after complications from cancer. David was a teacher, a scholar, a craftsman, a traveler, an artist; a friend and mentor; and a beloved husband, father, and grandfather. He taught history at Dartmouth College for 45 years. Since 2005, he held the Charles Hansen Professorship, an endowed chair that acknowledges outstanding teaching and the advancement o
Gary Adams - Valley News (opens the original)
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White River Junction, VT – Gary Edward Adams, 66, died Thursday September 10, 2026, at home in White River Jct., VT. He was born March 16, 1960, in Hanover, NH, one of twelve children of Raymond and Beverly (Ladeau) Adams. Gary spent his early years on his grandparents’ farm in Norwich, VT and later throughout the area while in foster care. He was married to Evelyn Dow on November 28, 1987. They have lived in the Upper Valley all of their lives except for a few years in the late 1990’s when they
'We have more deer than our forests can support': Norwich walk highlights browse damage - Valley News (opens the original)
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NORWICH — About 30 people walked through the woods at Brookmead Conservation Area on Aug. 31 clad in hiking gear and armed with printouts of a deer browse assessment index. Attendees scanned the forest understory looking for saplings with torn leaves and chewed stems and other telltale signs of deer browse. The event, organized by the Upper Valley Land Trust, brought together foresters and deer biologists from both sides of the Connecticut River to teach members of the public about the impact th
Kids rule at Chelsea Farmer's Market, selling flowers, poems and magic popcorn - Valley News (opens the original)
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CHELSEA — Shoppers milled about the North Common last Friday, visiting booths selling a variety of wares, from baked goods and lemonade to crafts and bouquets. One thing set the scene apart from a typical farmers market — most of the vendors were children. The Kids Vend program at the Chelsea Farmers Market has been running for more than 15 years and usually happens about three times a summer, according to Market Manager Rossana Ines Rossi. Participating kids are required to have an adult chaper
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