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As his Eagle Scout project this week, 16-year-old Leo Snyder Hamalainen did what?

Tightened bolts on playground equipment in five Upper Valley towns Erected a flagpole in WRJ's Veterans Park Helped elderly people cross roads in 42 Upper Valley towns

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A horrific head-on collision between two cars this week took two people's lives. Where did it take place?

On Route 4 in Quechee On Route 4 between Canaan and Enfield On 120 in Lebanon

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Which pandemic-era legacy did a Tuck prof's long-running social survey of MBA students find shaping how people connect?

Social circles grew larger as students sought more casual acquaintances Networks contracted, with more ties concentrated among people easiest to see Friendships reorganized mainly around shared demographics rather than proximity

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Now we turn to politics. Every town in NH voted on whether to impose a property tax cap to limit school spending. In the Upper Valley, how did it fare?

A majority of towns will see the cap go into place A majority of towns won't get the cap The NH towns in the region split evenly

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For the last several years, there have been four Republicans and one Democrat on the New Hampshire Executive Council. What will be the partisan breakdown next year?

Still 4 Republicans and 1 Democrat 3 Democrats and 2 Republicans 5 Democrats and no Republicans

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Like Kelly Ayotte in New Hampshire, Vermont Gov. Phil Scott bucked the national blue wave and held on to the governorship. What will make his life harder at the state capitol?

Democrats will have veto-proof majorities in both legislative chambers Most of the Republicans elected are to his right His working offices in the building known as The Pavilion are being renovated

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