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A fun way to learn driver safety (opens the original)
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High schoolers from Hinsdale (N.H.) Middle and High School participated in a school assembly hosted by the New Hampshire Office of Highway Safety on Friday, Sept. 18, 2026. The ThinkFast Interactive safe driving tour is an engaging, game-show style educational program used to teach high school students about teen driver safety. High schoolers from Hinsdale, N.H. Middle and High School participated in a school assembly hosted by the New Hampshire Office of Highway Safety on Friday, Sept. 18, 2026
'All people should have access to fresh food': Volunteers glean surplus kale at Harlow Farm to help feed neighbors in need (opens the original)
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WESTMINSTER â Beneath blue skies at Harlow Farm, volunteers disappeared into rows of towering red kale harvesting vegetables that otherwise would have been left in the field. The gleaning effort, organized by the nonprofit Willing Hands, recovered surplus produce that will be distributed to food shelves, shelters and other community organizations throughout Vermont and New Hampshire. Willing Hands relies on a strong and wide network of volunteers, donors, and partner organizations to advance i
Suspect in custody after two-day manhunt in Keene (opens the original)
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KEENE, N.H. â A 39-year-old man wanted on multiple charges was taken into custody Friday morning, ending an extensive two-day manhunt that stretched from Keene into neighboring Stoddard and Nelson, N.H. and prompted road closures, a SWAT response and a shelter-in-place order. Keene police announced shortly after 9 a.m. Friday, Sept. 18, that Patrick Allen Boyer had been located and arrested. Police said the shelter-in-place order issued earlier Friday morning was lifted and all roads had reope
Walking for veterans (opens the original)
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BRATTLEBORO â Starting before sunrise in the September chill, Chase Stanley set out from Newfane on Saturday for a 25-mile journey aimed at reminding veterans and first responders that their community has not forgotten them. Stanley, founder of Chasing Zero, began his sixth annual walk at 5:30 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 12, making his way from Newfane through Brattleboro as part of the organization's continuing effort to raise awareness about veteran suicide and support veteran-led causes. The 25-mi
A day of wags and sweat: 24th annual Walk for Animals (opens the original)
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BRATTLEBORO â There were plenty of wagging tails, wet noses and four-legged enthusiasm Saturday as dogs and their humans stepped out for a good cause. The Windham County Humane Society held its 24th annual Walk for Animals on Saturday, Sept. 12, bringing animal lovers and their canine companions together to raise money for animals cared for by the Brattleboro shelter. âToday is our 24th annual Walk for Animals, and weâre here today with people who love animals, have dogs, and are ready to
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