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David Corriveau

As seen in: U.S. News and World Report, Washington Times, The News & Observer, Concord Monitor, Daily Hampshire Gazette, Valley News, The Pilot, New Britain Herald
grateful husband of Goodie. Staff writer on 3rd deployment@Valley News, covering entertainment, arts, health, education and (very occasionally) sports
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School Notes: Accomplished Student Wins National Essay Contest

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By David Corriveau
| Valley News Verified
By David Corriveau Valley News Staff Writer Published: 04-09-2018 10:00 PM <![CDATA[ Jacob Slaughter was making a name for himself as a mathematician, an inventor and an athlete before he graduated from middle school.
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Valley News - A Life: Carl B. Russell; ‘He was so generous’

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By David Corriveau
| Valley News Verified
Life is the flow of energy from the Earth through all things. It is the relationships between all things that keep the energy flowing. Like everything else, humans gather energy, then expend it, and eventually we return in totality to the source. Along the way, it is the relationships that we make that define our participation.
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Valley News - A Life: Holly Fell Sateia; ‘She embodied all that was wonderful about my college experience’

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By David Corriveau
| Valley News Verified
NORWICH — Holly Sateia built quite the network during her four-plus decades at Dartmouth College — all without studying at the undergraduate level or teaching on the Ivy League’s northernmost campus. How wide and how deep her connections ran, Judy Mackenzie started to appreciate during a work trip to Florida for the Dartmouth admissions office in the 1980s.
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