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Rodney Darnell Hines Remembered for His Passion and Spirit

Rodney Darnell Hines Remembered for His Passion and Spirit

Rodney Darnell Hines Remembered for His Passion and Spirit
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Barbara M. Southworth, Beloved Vermont Resident, Dies at 94

Barbara M. Southworth, Beloved Vermont Resident, Dies at 94

Barbara Jeanne (MacFarlane) Southworth, affectionately known as 'Bobbie,' passed away on July 30, 2026, at the age of 94. Born in Shoreham, Vermont, Bobbie spent most of her life in Post Mills, where she and her husband, Sumner 'Jay' Southworth, raised their family. The couple was deeply involved in their community, owning and operating several local businesses and participating in church activities. Bobbie was known for her love of family gatherings and her dedication to her community. She is survived by her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. A graveside service will be held on September 19, 2026, at the Post Mills Cemetery.
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New Hampshire Law Mandates Restroom Access for Truck Drivers at Businesses

New Hampshire Law Mandates Restroom Access for Truck Drivers at Businesses

Governor Kelly Ayotte signed a law requiring businesses in New Hampshire to allow truck drivers to use existing restrooms during deliveries and pickups. The law, effective August 11, addresses concerns about drivers being denied access to restrooms, a significant issue for female truck drivers. The legislation applies to most public-facing businesses, including shippers, receivers, factories, and warehouses. It aims to ensure basic dignity and respect for truck drivers, who play a crucial role in keeping businesses operational.
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Christian Urrutia Enters New Hampshire Congressional Race as Progressive Alternative

Christian Urrutia Enters New Hampshire Congressional Race as Progressive Alternative

Christian Urrutia has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination in New Hampshire's first congressional district, positioning himself as a progressive alternative in a race dominated by Stefany Shaheen and Maura Sullivan. Urrutia, a lawyer with a background in the Pentagon and National Guard, is leveraging his military experience and progressive platform to differentiate himself from the frontrunners. His campaign strategy includes a significant ad buy to increase his visibility among voters who may be seeking a more progressive candidate. Urrutia's entry into the race adds a new dynamic, as he aims to consolidate support from the progressive wing of the Democratic electorate.
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New Hampshire State Rep. Accuses Colleague of Transphobic Pressure to Exit Race

New Hampshire State Rep. Accuses Colleague of Transphobic Pressure to Exit Race

New Hampshire State Representative Alice Wade has publicly accused fellow Democrat Heath Howard of pressuring her to withdraw from a congressional race due to her transgender identity. Wade claims Howard, whom she considered a friend, repeatedly urged her not to run, suggesting her trans identity would hinder her chances of winning. Howard initially denied the allegations but later admitted to making comments about Wade's gender. The controversy has sparked discussions within the Democratic Party about inclusivity and support for transgender candidates. Progressive activist Melody Knapp has withdrawn her endorsement of Howard, citing manipulative behavior and transphobic remarks.
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New Hampshire Law Enhances Landfill Siting Process to Protect Environment

New Hampshire Law Enhances Landfill Siting Process to Protect Environment

Governor Kelly Ayotte signed House Bill 707, a new law aimed at improving the landfill siting process in New Hampshire. The legislation, celebrated at a ceremonial signing at Forest Lake State Park, empowers local communities to have a say in the siting of new landfills, thereby protecting the state's natural environment. The law is a response to concerns about out-of-state waste being dumped in New Hampshire, particularly in the North Country. It represents a collaborative effort between state leaders, environmental advocates, and local residents to safeguard the state's natural beauty.
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King and Pingree Oppose Rule Affecting Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Workers

King and Pingree Oppose Rule Affecting Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Workers

U.S. Sen. Angus King and U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree, along with New Hampshire's congressional delegation, are opposing a proposed rule by the Trump administration that could impact 8,000 federal workers at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. The rule, titled 'Promoting Employee Accountability,' would shorten the review period for employee misconduct and performance, potentially leading to more terminations. Lawmakers argue that this could harm recruitment and retention of skilled workers, essential for maintaining the Navy's submarine fleet. They have urged the administration to withdraw the rule, citing concerns over national security and civil service protections.
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Former NH Trooper Pleads Guilty to Lying to Police, Faces Legal Consequences

Former NH Trooper Pleads Guilty to Lying to Police, Faces Legal Consequences

James Lamoureaux, a former New Hampshire state trooper, has pleaded guilty to making false reports to law enforcement. He admitted to placing GPS tracking devices on his then-girlfriend's car and lying to police about it. Lamoureaux also asked another person to lie to the police. As part of a plea deal, he will resign, surrender his law enforcement certification, and be placed on the national registry of decertified officers. He faces a six-month suspended prison sentence, contingent on compliance with court-ordered conditions.
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Ohio cyclospora parasite cases climb again as lettuce outbreak spreads

Ohio cyclospora parasite cases climb again as lettuce outbreak spreads

Cases of the parasite causing explosive diarrhea are now reported in almost every county in Ohio as the cyclosporiasis outbreak grows. See the numbers
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Milford Woman Discovers Husband's Late-Night Brownie Heist via Security Camera

Milford Woman Discovers Husband's Late-Night Brownie Heist via Security Camera

Milford Woman Discovers Husband's Late-Night Brownie Heist via Security Camera
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Janice A. Stever Passes Away at 88, Leaves Legacy of Family and Craftsmanship

Janice A. Stever Passes Away at 88, Leaves Legacy of Family and Craftsmanship

Janice Anita Stever, a resident of Grass Lake, Michigan, passed away at the age of 88. Born in Wayne, Michigan, Stever was known for her work in life insurance and her talents in cake decorating, ceramics, sewing, and quilting. She is survived by her three children, seven grandchildren, and many great-grandchildren. Her funeral service is scheduled for August 10, 2026, at Staffan-Mitchell Funeral Home in Chelsea, Michigan. The family has expressed gratitude to the staff at Legacy Assisted Living and Optimal Care Hospice for their care.
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Paul R. Griffith's Passing Marks the End of a Veteran's Legacy

Paul R. Griffith's Passing Marks the End of a Veteran's Legacy

Paul R. Griffith, a resident of Vienna, passed away on July 30, 2026, at the age of 83. Born in Jackson County, Griffith was a graduate of Gilmer High School and served in the United States Air Force from 1960 to 1964. He worked as a machine operator and machinist for over 40 years. Griffith was also known for his involvement in local racing as a master mechanic and part owner of a racing team. He is survived by his four children, numerous grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. His funeral services are scheduled for August 3, 2026, at Leavitt Funeral Home in Parkersburg.