· Zoning Board Meeting Minutes – 6/21/17 (Jun 26) · Selectboard Meeting Minutes – 6/15/17 (Jun 26) · Walpole Staff Meeting – 6/15/17 (Jun 26) · Women of Walpole (WOW) Fundraiser – 6/24/17 (Jun 20) · Opening Artist’s Reception – 7/3/17 (Jun 20)

· Local man joins volunteers to bring gifts to Rwandan children (Jun 28) · School board talks impact of health plan; low SBAC scores (Jun 28) · A passing prayer (Jun 28)

· Murdock’s in Proctorsville joins the Chamber (Jun 28) · Black River students compete at National History Day in Washington, D.C. (Jun 28) · River Valley Tech Center student wins prestigious video contest (Jun 28) · What were they thinking? (Jun 27) · Free summer meal program (Jun 27) · Declare your financial Independence Day (Jun 27) · Weathersfield Historical Society program (Jun 27) · Modern logging tech (Jun 27) · Walker Bridge to get new bridge deck this week (Jun 27) · Plymouth Strawberry Festival (Jun 27)

· Alice Peck Day Says Phones Will Be Down This Afternoon (Jun 28) · Vt. Budget Impact Unclear to Schools (Jun 28) · Windsor County Sheriffs Will Now Patrol Sharon (Jun 28) · Lebanon Hopes to Revive Westboro Rail Yard (Jun 28) · Following Attack on 80-Year-Old, Trappers Renew Call for Bobcat Hunting (Jun 28) · Flower Lovers Flock to Hartland Bog for Wild Orchid Display (Jun 28) · Senate Health Care Bill Stalls (Jun 28) · Cyberattack Disrupts Europe, U.S. (Jun 28) · N.H. Gives Guardianship Preference to Grandparents (Jun 28) · Vermont Utility Regulators Give Final Nod to Sale of FairPoint (Jun 28)

· Pound for pound, Chocorua an unparalleled hiking experience, by Paul Miller (Jun 27) · Car crashes into Keene restaurant (Jun 27) · Being bear-smart (Jun 27) · Acworth man injured crossing street in Vermont (Jun 27) · Fire Mutual Aid log, June 27, 2017 (Jun 27) · From the files June 27, 2017 (Jun 27) · Court log May 12-18 (Jun 27) · Black bear visits Keene plaza, park; was 'taking his sweet time' (Jun 27) · Bulletin board June 27, 2017 (Jun 27) · With more than a year to go, NH Senate District 9 race heats up (Jun 27)

· Police Log (Jun 28) · Former Skyline Restaurant vacant no more (Jun 28) · Jury begins deliberation in O'Neill case (Jun 28) · Looking back at the life of Chuck Cummings (Jun 28) · Man identified in Guilford water-related death (Jun 27) · How a famed chef's Vermont roots saved his life (Jun 27) · Defense witness: O'Neill may have blacked out (Jun 27) · Feds: VY tech didn't test safety equipment (Jun 27) · Windham County program goes statewide (Jun 27) · Westminster West School re-purposed as Studio Y (Jun 25)

· Curb Appeal Challenge opens (Jun 28) · Video: The secret reason we eat meat (Jun 28) · Agency proposes penalties for slaughterhouse noncompliance (Jun 28) · VINE hosts dinner with animal-free fare (Jun 28) · School board talks impact of health plan; low SBAC scores (Jun 28) · Springfield Alumni Day Parade, 2017 (Jun 27) · Springfield pen knife flashing leads to felony charge (Jun 27) · Springfield soccer opens with win (Jun 27) · Springfield Area Obituaries (Jun 26) · Springfield man sentenced for New Year's Day pursuit in Weathersfield (Jun 26)

· Grafton Select Board agenda for July 3, 2017 (Jun 28) · Chester Police Log for May 3 through June 11, 2017 (Jun 28) · Missing Grafton man found less than a mile from home (Jun 27) · Weston Select Board agenda for June 27, 2017 (Jun 27) · Grafton man missing from his home (Jun 27)

· Mayoral Notes: Looking At the Big Picture (Jun 26) · SHS Parade Float Winners (Jun 11) · Juvenile Operator Seriously Injured in Dirt Bike Accident (Jun 9) · Abatement for Mobile Home Park Water Bill Unlikely (Jun 8) · Fugitive of the Week: Felicia Surething (May 22)

· Pittsfield man puts swastikas, Confederate flags on his front porch (Jun 28) · Police: Man shoots, kills dog at Hooksett rest area (Jun 28) · Concord police investigating report of sexual assault at St. Paul’s School (Jun 28) · Iraqis fight house to house for costly victory in Mosul (Jun 28) · Firefighters battle wildfires in Arizona, Utah, California (Jun 28) · New Hampshire outlines 2018 health care choices (Jun 28) · Fly Tying at Weare Middle School (Jun 28) · Australia developer buying Saddleback ski mountain in Maine  (Jun 28) · Funding support for The Friends Program (Jun 28) · Gilmanton Year-Round Library receives grant for new books (Jun 28)

· Pittsfield man puts swastikas, Confederate flags on his front porch (Jun 28) · Police: Man shoots, kills dog at Hooksett rest area (Jun 28) · Concord police investigating report of sexual assault at St. Paul’s School (Jun 28) · Iraqis fight house to house for costly victory in Mosul (Jun 28) · Firefighters battle wildfires in Arizona, Utah, California (Jun 28) · New Hampshire outlines 2018 health care choices (Jun 28) · Fly Tying at Weare Middle School (Jun 28) · Australia developer buying Saddleback ski mountain in Maine  (Jun 28) · Funding support for The Friends Program (Jun 28) · Gilmanton Year-Round Library receives grant for new books (Jun 28)

· Vt. man sentenced for killing daughter's boyfriend (Jun 28) · Keene State College president to step down (Jun 28) · Copper cable stolen from NH ski area (Jun 28) · NY lawmakers reconvene to try again on school deal (Jun 28) · Board orders review of Vermont's utility regulation system (Jun 28) · State representative resigns from Vt. Legislature (Jun 28) · Vt. college savings program stalled 2 years later (Jun 28) · Fireworks recalled (Jun 28) · Dangerous curves in Vermont (Jun 28) · Burlington fills Ward 7 City Council seat (Jun 28) · Inspiring Vt. community members to fight addiction (Jun 28) · Wildlife Watch: Understanding bobcats (Jun 27) · Lawmakers come together to fight America's drug crisis (Jun 27) · Disgruntled school board members start insurgent group (Jun 27)

· Vt. Makes Final Push Toward Universal Composting And Recycling (Jun 28) · Doctors, Patients Prepare For New Opiate Rx Rules in Vt. (Jun 28) · Dieng Wins Burlington City Council Seat (Jun 28) · The GOP Is Trying To Make The Burlington College Investigation About Bernie (Jun 27) · State And Local Officials On High Alert For Breaches In Vermont's Election System (Jun 27) · Health Care Leaders In Vermont Sound Alarm Over Senate Bill In D.C. (Jun 27) · Gilbert: Reading Frederick Douglass (Jun 27) · Markowitz: The Promise Of America (Jun 27) · Gov. Scott On Teacher Health Care, Pot Legalization (Jun 27) · Building Bee Resilience, One Queen At A Time (Jun 27)

· Concord Homeless Shelter Settles With HUD, Victim After Domestic Violence Discrimination Allegations (Jun 28) · At "Doggie Hamlet," The Play's The Thing (And So Are The Sheep) (Jun 28) · Granite Geek: The Hunt for New Hampshire's 45th Parallel (Jun 27) · "You're Full of #$*@!" At N.H. Parole Board, Tough Talk Often Veers To The Profane (Jun 27) · Fairpoint Purchase Deal Gets Sign-Off From Another New England State (Jun 27) · Sexual Assault Case Against Former Phillips Exeter Academy Student Called Off (Jun 27) · Sig Sauer Shooting Ranges Shut Down For Now After Bullet In Windshield (Jun 27) · Keene State College President Stepping Down (Jun 27) · N.H. Utilities Commission Lifts Limits on Solar Net-Metering (Jun 26) · N.H. Officials: Be on the Lookout for Blue-Green Scum at Swimming Areas (Jun 26)

· Castleton farmer gets 10 years for killing daughter’s boyfriend (Jun 28) · Dieng wins highly contested Burlington City Council seat (Jun 28) · Leahy, approps committee grill Pruitt on EPA budget proposal (Jun 28) · Neighbors fault state for lax quarry regulation (Jun 28) · Analysis sees 21 percent premium hike with Obamacare repeal (Jun 27) · David Nunnikhoven: Republican health plan taking us in the wrong direction (Jun 27) · William Mathis: Reflections on Brigham (Jun 27) · Bill Schubart: On the socio-economic implications of suicide (Jun 27) · Move to disqualify judge delays sentencing for fatal hit-and-run (Jun 27) · No luck yet as Burlington pushes colleges to pay more (Jun 27) · State: Pipeline closer to surface than ordered, but still safe (Jun 27) · Charges filed against two juveniles in Essex school threats (Jun 27) · High court widens pool of independent contractors (Jun 27) · First ‘climate economy’ town zeroes in on priorities (Jun 27)

· No Prison Time for Man Whose Loose Bull Caused Fatal Wreck (Jun 28) · Walters: Scott Ponders New 'Everyday Jobs Tour' (Jun 28) · A South Burlington Grad Reflects on Renaming the Rebels (Jun 28) · Herding Sheep in Hanover: The Premiere of 'Doggie Hamlet' (Jun 28) · Mini Train Rides With a View in Huntington (Jun 28) · Crossword (6/28/17) (Jun 28) · Movie Review: 'Transformers: The Last Knight' Should Have Been the Last Transformers (Jun 28) · Xenia Rubinos' Most Transgressive Act Is Being Herself (Jun 28) · Movie Review: Netflix Goes Whole Hog With Social Satire 'Okja' (Jun 28) · Art Review: Photographer Julie Blackmon's Memories of Home (Jun 28) · Album Review: Ben Dunham, 'Backline Collective' (Jun 28) · Theater Review: Sibs Tim and Tyne Daly Star in 'Downstairs' (Jun 28) · Album Review: Band of the Land, 'Band of the Land' (Jun 28) · No More Mr. Nice Guy: Will Scott's 'Hardball' Approach Hurt Him? (Jun 28)

· Scott signs 2018 budget (Jun 28) · Milton’s Hubert to resign House seat (Jun 26) · Lawmakers pushing forward on budget deal (Jun 21) · Governor, lawmakers strike budget deal on eve of veto session (Jun 20) · Soucy picked for Rutland County Senate seat (Jun 19) · Scott responds to legal pot compromise, expresses optimism (Jun 15) · key lawmakers craft legal pot compromise (Jun 12)

· Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month shines light on impact of Alzheimer’s on caregivers (Jun 23) · Report: Vermont housing too costly, difficult to find (Jun 23) · Project aligns education with Vermont employers’ needs (Jun 23) · Roy moves into VHFA multifamily directorship (Jun 23) · Hong Kong’s mini apartments boom as property prices soar (Jun 23) · Is nonmonetary compensation the same as wages? (Jun 23) · Nowlan to manage Gifford’s behavioral health program   (Jun 23)

· Printed Muzzleloader Antlerless Deer Permit Applications Available (Jun 28) · Protect Yourself from Cyanobacteria this Summer (Jun 28) · Vermont Products Win Big at the 2017 Fancy Food Show (Jun 28) · Vermont Parks Forever Helps Foster Families Visit State Parks (Jun 28) · Vermont's Migratory Bird Hunting Seasons Are Announced (Jun 27) · Deadline for 2017 Moose Hunting Lotto is July 3 (Jun 26) · Public Hearings Set for Proposed Bear Hunting Changes (Jun 26)