“We’d rather be in the housing business instead of the shelter business,” said Michael Redmond, executive director of Upper Valley Haven, a nonprofit that serves homeless and low-income residents on the New Hampshire and Vermont sides of the Connecticut River in the Upper Valley.
CLAREMONT — Sullivan County Superior Court Justice Brian Tucker has ordered the sealing of all document filings in the ongoing case between former Claremont police officer Jon Stone and the city of Claremont.
From left to right: New Hampshire Rep. Gary Merchant (Sullivan 4), Claremont Mayor Charlene Lovett, Golden Cross Ambulance Vice President Allyn Girard, Valley Regional Healthcare Medical Imaging Manager Jessica Ball, and Sullivan County Health Care Central Supply Coordinator Amanda Tomasko. …
CLAREMONT — A Claremont cornfield off Chestnut Street drew the curiosity of numerous drivers and residents Thursday when more than 80 men and women were busily combing the cut fields with metal detectors and spades.
The Springfield Rotary Club has utilized a $3,500 Rotary Global Grant to make donations to the Springfield Fire Department and the Vermont Food Bank/Springfield Family Center to assist with COVID-19 response and recovery needs.
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NEWPORT — With an eye on a second state title in two years, the Sunapee Lakers keep doing the things that got them there last year. Read more
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From left to right: Paul Blanchard of Sturm, Ruger & Co.; Newport Fire Department Captain/EMT David McCrillis; Sturm, Ruger & Co. Senior Director of EHS Operations Bill Bailey; April Crowley of Sturm, Ruger & Co.; Sturm, Ruger & Co. Security Chief John Clark; LaValley Buildin… Read more
From left to right: New Hampshire Rep. Gary Merchant (Sullivan 4), Claremont Mayor Charlene Lovett, Golden Cross Ambulance Vice President Allyn Girard, Valley Regional Healthcare Medical Imaging Manager Jessica Ball, and Sullivan County Health Care Central Supply Coordinator Amanda Tomasko. … Read more
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The Springfield Rotary Club has utilized a $3,500 Rotary Global Grant to make donations to the Springfield Fire Department and the Vermont Food Bank/Springfield Family Center to assist with COVID-19 response and recovery needs. Read more
MANCHESTER, Vt. — After hiking over 200 miles (320 kilometers) on the country’s oldest long-distance trail, Rob Mullen had just 3 miles (5 kilometers) to go in the rain to meet up with his wife and father for a break.
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