Alex Hanson is a features writer at Valley News. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, public education, and regional interests, with a particular focus on the intersection of culture and society. His work has been featured in New Hampshire Public Radio, Peekskill Herald, Laconia Daily Sun, and CALEDONIAN.
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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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TOPSHAM, Vt. — This fall, Aiden Otterman will be a senior at Thetford Academy.
The six Democrats seeking the three Vermont Senate seats in the Windsor District check pretty much all the boxes in their party's broad coalition.
Timothy D. Corrette Canaan, NH – Timothy David Corrette, age 86, passed Saturday, August 1, 2026. No public services are planned at this time.
An art critic reviews "A Farewell to the Western World," a group exhibition at the Hall Art Foundation in Reading, Vermont, while reflecting on the ethical implications of wealthy donors using private museums as tax shelters.
By: Alex Hanson
Two years ago, the big story in Vermont politics was the rebound of the Republican Party, which made gains that broke the Democratic supermajority in both houses of the state Legislature.
I write in support of Heather Chase's bid for a seat in the Vermont Senate. There are many reasons why I'm writing but, before I get there, I want
I am writing in response to Alex Hanson's article about the Hall Art Foundation in Thursday's edition of the Valley News.
Heather Chase is the candidate I support for the Vermont Senate. Heather has had many professional experiences that make her an excellent choice for the Vermont Senate.
By: Alex Hanson
Running colleges like corporations not only made tuition skyrocket, it also made it possible for the same forces that corrupt our politics to impose
By: Alex Hanson
Vermont primary elections occur Tuesday, Aug. 11, featuring increased candidate numbers for both Democrats and Republicans.
