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Hartford school board looks at closing an elementary school to cut $5M - Valley News (opens the original)
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Hartford could close one of its three elementary schools under plans school board members moved forward Wednesday night, though they stressed nothing is final. The board reviewed five plans to cut the district’s budget by almost $5 million and asked administrators to take a closer look at two of them. Board members and administrators called the vote an early step in a months-long budget process. Administrators presented Models A through E, ranging from across-the-board cut
Hartford School Board considers $3.7M budget cuts Wed. - Valley News (opens the original)
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HARTFORD – The Hartford School Board will hear options Wednesday night for cutting millions of dollars from next year’s budget, including possibly closing school buildings, after the state lowered the amount districts can spend before triggering a tax penalty. Superintendent Caty Sutton and Director of Finance Jacob Vezina will present options to the board to cut at least $3.7 million at a special meeting at 6 p.m., according to a district presentation from Sep. 2. In a letter to the district co
Two Lebanon housing projects win New Hampshire Housing funds - Valley News (opens the original)
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LEBANON — Two housing projects — an 80-unit affordable apartment building downtown and a residential treatment program for pregnant and parenting women — have won financing approvals from New Hampshire Housing. The agency’s board voted Thursday to approve up to $16.5 million in tax-exempt bond financing, $4.394 million in federal HOME funds and $1.5 million from the Housing Trust Fund for The Muse, a planned apartment building at 20 Spencer St., according to a news release from New Hampshire Hou
A new observatory will map neural pathways to treat diseases - Valley News (opens the original)
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Brain tissue coated in resin and sliced into pieces could help scientists understand Parkinson’s disease. Or, software engineers could use that data to teach a fruit fly to trade Bitcoin. “There is so much about the natural world that we don’t fully understand, but to unlock those secrets research efforts must occur at a much greater scale,” University of Vermont Larner College of Medicine neurology professor Davi Bock wrote in a press release Thursday. “That’s what the new observatory will do.”
James Edward Walker - Valley News (opens the original)
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Lebanon, NH – In loving memory of James E. Walker, Jr. (“Jim”), beloved father, grandfather, husband, brother, and friend, who passed away on September 20, 2026, after a courageous journey with Parkinson’s disease and dementia. He leaves behind a life defined by family, friendship, hard work, community service, and a love of sports, dancing, travel, cooking, and learning. Jim was born on October 11, 1946, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to Dr. James E. Walker and VanDelia Bonney Walker. He graduate
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