Alex Hanson is a features writer for the Valley News, focusing on local news and events in Vermont. With a passion for storytelling, Alex covers a wide range of topics including arts and culture, community events, and human interest stories. Through their articles, Alex aims to bring the unique stories and voices of the local community to light.
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Alex Hanson's articles predominantly cover local news and events in Vermont, with a focus on education, arts, community events, and outdoor activities. He often reports on government announcements and event coverage.
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By: Patrick Adrian, Christina Dolan, Alex Hanson
WEST LEBANON — As the new school year begins, Upper Valley school officials, like their counterparts around the country, are trying a variety of approaches to limit cellphone use during classes.The efforts come as public health experts warn about the...
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Sometimes there’s an obvious subject for this column, such as the three music festivals I wrote about last week.But sometimes there isn’t. Instead there are a bunch of art opportunities that run counter to the big event, which this weekend is the...
Neko Case will be performing at the Lebanon Opera House on Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2024, at 7:30 p.m. (Ebru Yildiz photograph) Ebru Yildiz photograph
The cast of Shaker Bridge Theatre's production of "The Thanksgiving Play," from left: Amy Hutchins, Scott Sweatt, Michael Stewart Allen and Laura Woyasz. The production runs through Oct. 13 at the Briggs Opera House in White River Junction. (Caitlin Gomes photograph) Caitlin Gomes photograph
By: Alex Hanson
Rep. Rebecca Holcombe, of Norwich, front left, talks with Norwich residents Matt Rojansky, front right, and Jill Rubin, middle, after a discussion on legislative priorities at the Norwich (Vt.) Public Library on Thursday, Oct. 10, 2024 that focused largely on education funding. "It's hard to be on all sides of it - wanting a good education for the kids, and then feeling the pain of when (taxes) go up," said Rubin, who has two kids in the local schools. (Valley News - James M. Patterson) Valley News — James M. Patterson
Photographer Suzanne Opton at her home in Corinth, Vt., on Wednesday, Dec., 22, 2021. Opton revisits her earliest work in her new book, "Into The Light Cellar." (Valley News - Jennifer Hauck) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to [email protected]. Valley News file — Jennifer Hauck
Diana Leviene's translucent butterfly costume is illuminated by police car lights as she and approximately 300 marchers go around the block in downtown White River Junction, Vt., during the Gory Days Parade on October 27, 2018. (Rick Russell photograph) Rick Russell photograph
After building a music career in Portland, Ore., Hunter Paye moved back to the Upper Valley in 2018. His mother, Tish Paye, who had raised him on her own, needed his help.Paye had made regular trips back here to play shows. “I told her one time, ‘You...
By: Chris Dolan, Clare Shanahan, Emma Roth-Wells, Liz Sauchelli, John Lippman, Alex Hanson
Ayesha Nezamabadi, left, and Kaitlin Carroll, both of Newport, N.H., fill out paperwork for same-day registration in Newport on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024. The women grew up in Newport and had previously voted in Durham, N.H., while they were students at UNH. Women's rights are one of the issues important to them, they said. (Valley News-Jennifer Hauck) Valley News photographs — Jennifer Hauck (left) and James M. Patterson
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