WINDSOR, Vt. — After 25 years on the job, Harry Ladue — the person credited with creating the Windsor Recreation Department — is retiring from his role as director at the end of this month. Read more
Latest News
- Harry Ladue retires after 25 years as recreation director
- Colby-Sawyer appoints deans of School of Nursing and Health Professions
- Claremont Fire Department log for June 17-24
- Abigail Bergen appointed associate director of Student Support Services at KMS
- Old Home Day will include parade and activities
Sunday, June 17 Read more
HAVERHILL — A missing man from Haverhill has been found deceased. Read more
Wednesday, June 13 Read more
CONCORD – According to the U.S. Drought Monitor released on Thursday, over the past five weeks the entire state of New Hampshire has been categorized as abnormally dry and the 3-Month Seasonal Drought Outlook, also released Thursday, predicts that drought development is likely. Read more
Ludlow Legion Baseball welcomed Rutland to Black River High School on Thursday night, and after a tightly contested ball game through the first three innings, Rutland’s offense was able to take advantage of free bases and pick up timely hits, beating Ludlow in blowout-fashion, 21-2. Read more
The 2018 Twin State Baseball Classic will showcase many of the top high school seniors from Vermont and New Hampshire. It will be held at Maxfield Complex, White River Junction, VT on Saturday, June 23, 2018. The Vermont Coaches Association will host this year's twin-bill. Read more
On Monday and Tuesday, the University of Vermont hosted a state-wide Decathlon, welcoming teams from all divisions. Ten events over two days were tackled by athletes from local teams Windsor, Springfield, and Bellows Falls. Read more
The rain subsided just in time for the first pitch of the season for Newport and Claremont in the 16U Fall Mountain Babe Ruth League Monday evening. After a high-scoring first inning, Claremont gained a 5-4 lead, but Newport was able to settle in on defense and take advantage of free bases to run away with a 17-7 win. Read more
BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. – Barbara Jean Comtois, 78, of Edgebrook Pa… Read more
CLAREMONT – Margaret E. Kolenda, 93, formerly of Claremont, an… Read more
Due to complications of a sudden illness, on Friday, June 15, … Read more
SPRINGFIELD, Vt. — Elizabeth Jane (Putnam) Dutton went home to… Read more
CLAREMONT — A graveside service with military honors for John … Read more
The struggle to uncover the FBI's conduct in the Trump-Russia probe has made some congressional investigators deeply suspicious of the bureau. But what do those investigators think actually happened in the Trump-Russia affair -- at least, what do they think the FBI did? Read more
To many shocked Americans, the separation of families at the U.S.-Mexico border is simply a breakdown of everything America stands for. To me, it is even more. Read more
The Claremont Daily Eagle published its first issue on Oct. 5, 1914 and continued to publish under that name until Dec. 31, 1951. The name of the city was then dropped from the masthead, and it continued as the Daily Eagle until Oct. 31, 1974. Read more
To the N.H. Fish & Game Department, Read more
WINDSOR, Vt. — The opening of World Under Wonder's "The Crucible" will take place at the Windsor Farmers' Exchange building, a change of venue from a previously announced schedule. Read more
CLAREMONT — Impact Theatre Fairytales will return to the Claremont Opera House for six Monday mornings, from July 9 to Aug. 13, with all shows at 10 a.m. in COH's air-conditioned theater. Read more
Opera North, NPS team up for 'Singers & Swingers' at Blow-Me-Down Farm Read more
Commented