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Hartford High Principal Amy Molina focuses on belonging and attendance

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By Molly Hughes
| Valley News Verified
Amy Molina, Hartford High School’s new principal, spent a recent Sunday in the parking lot with a paintbrush and 50 seniors. The school had never let students paint their parking spots before. Molina and senior class president Jackson Whitney came up with the idea over the summer, and she wasn’t sure anyone would come. “Three kids could have shown up. They could have been like, ‘Who’s that new person doing stupid things?'” she said. Instead, there was music, food and a full lot.
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Remembering Dolly Parton’s 1975 Stop at the Canaan Fair

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By Molly Hughes
| Valley News Verified
Dolly Parton was 29 years old, in a sequined black pantsuit and platinum curls, when she stood on a stage at the Canaan Fair in August 1975 and watched kids in the mud trying to get as close as they could. Gov. Meldrim Thomson liked the show so much he had his son present her with honorary New Hampshire citizenship on the spot. Donna Dunkerton was somewhere in that crowd. Fifty-one years later, the details of the night have mostly worn away.
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Claremont crowd climbs the height of the Twin Towers to honor the fallen

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By Molly Hughes
| Valley News Verified
Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 attacks, a crowd gathered at the Visitor’s Center in Claremont on Friday morning to climb the height of the Twin Towers. The participants spanned generations — from children as young as 5 to walkers in their 80s — some even brought their dogs. Two firefighters climbed in full turnout gear. “It’s hard to believe that 25 years have passed since that fateful day,” Fire Chief Jim Chamberlin said.
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