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School Notes: Claremont students win yearbook award

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By Liz Sauchelli Verified
| Valley News Verified
The Stevens High School yearbook has been awarded the National Yearbook Program of Excellence for 2026 at the Silver Level. The award was announced by Jostens, a national company that has produced yearbooks nationwide for more than 60 years.
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Upper Valley Fourth of July events

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By Liz Sauchelli Verified
| Valley News Verified
Events free unless otherwise noted. Email additions and updates to calendar@vnews.com. Brownsville: July 3, dusk (around 8:30/9 p.m.), Astuney Outdoors, 449 Ski Tow Road. Claremont: July 3, 9:30 p.m., Monadnock Park, 190 Broad St. (Rain date: July5). Fairlee: July 4, around 9 p.m., over Lake Morey. Grafton: July 11, around 9:15 p.m., Williams Recreation Field, 37 Prescott Hill Road. Hartford/Wilder: July 4, around 9 p.m., Kilowatt South Park, 61 Passumpsic Ave.
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Enfield Selectboard approves police drone policy

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By Liz Sauchelli Verified
| Valley News Verified
ENFIELD — The Selectboard unanimously approved an Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Policy at its Monday meeting. Now that the policy is in place, the town’s police department can use a $15,000 donation from the Jack and Dorothy Byrne Foundation to purchase a drone. The Selectboard made its decision after months of discussion during which residents raised concerns about how the drone would be used.
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