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Two Plead Guilty in Fall Crash

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By Tim Camerato
| Valley News Verified
E-Edition Advertise Subscribe Home News Opinion Sports Photos Arts & Life Obituaries Classifieds Calendar <![CDATA[ Lebanon — Two men employed at residential schools for at-risk children have struck plea deals on charges stemming from a single-vehicle crash last fall in Lebanon. Jeffrey Caron, 48, pleaded guilty on Monday in Lebanon Circuit Court to a violation of possession of drugs in a motor vehicle, as well as a reckless driving violation.
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A Change in Ownership: Canaan, Enfield Mobile Home Parks Now Cooperatives

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By Tim Camerato
| Valley News Verified
E-Edition Advertise Subscribe Home News Opinion Sports Photos Arts & Life Obituaries Classifieds Calendar <![CDATA[ Canaan — Two mobile home parks in the Mascoma valley are now owned and operated by residents who recently formed cooperatives to purchase the properties. The former Daniels Acres Mobile Home Park in Enfield and former Pleasant Valley Mobile Home Park in Canaan were purchased by homeowners on June 28 in a move residents say allows them more control over what happens in the parks.
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Lebanon High Students Grow as They Go

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By Tim Camerato
| Valley News Verified
<![CDATA[ Lebanon — As he took to the podium outside Lebanon High School on Thursday night, English and social studies teacher Will Connell delivered some unusual news to the class of 2017. “My message to you today my dear graduates is a simple one and at first it may sound like a bit of a bummer, but please bear with me,” he warned the crowd of students, teachers and parents gathered to celebrate graduation.
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