When Eileen Kane, an autism specialist for the Claremont School District, arrived at Maple Avenue Elementary yesterday, she was surprised to find that students and staff had prepared a special day just for her. More...
WASHINGTON — The man destined to be China’s next leader won an extraordinary welcome across Washington yesterday, a finely scripted opening to one of the world’s most important relationships. More...
Osgood Construction from Claremont does work on the site of the new $10 million Claremont Community Center yesterday at the corner of Broad and South streets. More...
LEMPSTER — Voters in Lempster will be asked to approve a 2012 operating budget of $941,137 when they gather for the annual town meeting on March 13. That amount reflects a small increase of $8,901 over the 2011 budget of $932,236. More...
For the 99 percent of colleges, it was a pretty good fundraising year. For the one percent of superwealthy elite, it was a much better one that catapulted them even farther ahead of the pack. More...
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A Chicago doctor maintained his innocence in a prescription painkiller trafficking scheme right up until the day of his sentencing. A federal judge ignored his demands for freedom and sentenced him to four life terms. More...
WEDNESDAY Free luncheon GOSHEN — A free luncheon will be held at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 15 at the Goshen Community Church. Souper Wednesdays WESTMINSTER — Souper Wednesdays are held from 12 to 2 p.m. More...
SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield girls basketball team blew an 11-point lead in an upset win by Otter Valley, 63-61, last night. Holding steady at fifth place in Division II standings, the Cosmos are now 9-6. Otter Valley improved to 4-11. More...
CLAREMONT — Even with his team trailing by 13 points midway through the third quarter, Stevens boys basketball coach Scott MacNamee was nothing but confident. And why shouldn’t he have been? More...
WEST CANAAN, N.H. — For the better part of the past decade, the rivalry between the Mascoma and Newport boys basketball teams has been overtly one-sided. More...
MONTPELIER — The Shumlin administration yesterday described a key piece of its ambitious plan to improve the state’s health care system, saying it would select an insurance benefit package from among three finalists. More...
I t’s not surprising when you consider substituting an all-natural ingredient like sugar for the megaprocessed chemicals in alternative sweeteners. Although the U.S. More...
NEW YORK — The ancient Chinese exercise of tai chi improved balance and lowered the risk of falls in a study of people with Parkinson’s disease. More...
Most people understandably won’t make it to Table 6-2 of the Analytical Perspectives companion volume released with the Obama administration’s budget. More...