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Matthew T. Birmingham

West Windsor, VT – Matthew T. Birmingham, III of West Windsor, VT, died Thursday, January 15, 2026, at Dartmouth Health in Lebanon, NH following complications from a serious illness. A beloved husband, father, brother, neighbor and friend, he was 77.

Matt was born September 12, 1948, in New Haven, CT, son of Matthew and Jane (Gaillard) Birm...


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To have your team’s results included in the Local Roundup, visit vnews.com/submit-a-high-school-varsity-sports-score.

GIRLS BASKETBALL Rivendell 40, Springfield 36 (OT)

Key athletes: Grace Bourne (17 points); Lily Nelson (12 points)

Key moment: Bourne tying the game with free throws in the fourth. Greta Joh...


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HANOVER — In a battle that pitted two of the top five teams in NHIAA Division II boys basketball against one another, it was the Hollis-Brookline Cavaliers that came into Hanover and bested the Bears 58-45 on Friday night.

“I mean, that’s a really good team that we faced. They’re undefeated, they have the record for a reason — we knew it was going to be tough comi...


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It has been months since Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed a suite of bills intended to help housing construction, but Matt Mayberry says he’s already seeing results.

Mayberry, the outgoing president of the New Hampshire Home Builders Association, said Wednesday a slight uptick in the number of new listings and homes sold in the past month suggests some of those reforms — l...


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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Vital Communities Executive Director Sarah Jackson will leave her role leading the nonprofit organization that focuses on housing, transportation, food and climate change in April.

Sarah Jackson, of Randolph, will begin her new role as Vital Communities executive director on Oct. 26. (Photograph courtesy of Vital Communities)

Jackson, of R...


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