James Maloney is a journalist based in Manchester, New Hampshire. He writes for multiple news outlets including WMUR-TV, KIFI News Group, WCVB Channel 5, and NBC5 News. James covers a wide range of local news stories including crime, politics, and community events in the Manchester area.
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A general store in the Upper Valley is facing an unknown future, but the community is hoping to help.
By: James Maloney
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PITTSFORD, Vt. — Route 7 in Pittsford has reopened on Tuesday after a garage fire drew multiple crews to the area earlier in the morning.
By: James Maloney, Luigi Mangione
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New data from VT Department of Health shows downward trend for opioid overdose
By: James Maloney, Taylor Swift
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MIDDLEBURY, Vt. — The superintendent of the Addison Central School District will make a decision in January on whether to keep seven books in the Mary Hogan Elementary School’s kindergarten curriculum.
LEBANON, N.H. — People from Vermont and New Hampshire came to West Lebanon on Wednesday to try their luck at the new Revo Casino.
As Killington’s new ownership group takes on multiple projects, a separate real-estate developer is sharing more on the plans for a project that’s been in discussion for around 20 – 30 years.
TUNBRIDGE, Vt. — A Grinch is at large in the Upper Valley. According to The Tunbridge Church Pastor John McClintock, six figurines in an outdoor
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