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CORNISH, NH May 20, 2023--Earlier this month, on the top floor of the Cornish Town Hall, the Cornish Historical Society held its first meeting since the passing of its stalwart historian and former president, Laird Klingler. The new president, David Kruidenier, opened the meeting in memory o…
NEWPORT - The Bus Barn remains a contentious issue in the town of Newport following a community vote.
Members of the Newport Area Chamber of Commerce, the Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of Commerce, and the Greater Claremont Chamber of Commerce jointly hosted the first Tri-Chamber Business After Hours event May 25 at The Fort at No. 4, Charlestown.
On May 23 in the Newport District Court building, 11 of the 13 members of the Sullivan County Delegation of State Representatives met to review and approve a supplemental budget request.
CLAREMONT - The ingredients to the success of the culinary program students at the Sugar River Valley Technical Center, are mixing together to create bright futures.
CHESTER, Vt. - The Green Mountain (VT) Union School District Board of Education hit a trifecta of school issues at its May 18 meeting.
NEWPORT — On Monday, May 22, the Newport Service Organization (NSO) held an event at Summercrest to celebrate eight residents and former volunteers of the non-profit.
NEWPORT —On May 9th, Newport residents voted to spend over $23 million to design, construct and equip the upgrade of if its wastewater treatment facility. On February 22nd, town officials made a presentation to explain the importance of this renovation, necessitated by changes to federal was…
NEWPORT - Driving past Sturm, Ruger & Co., 411 Sunapee St., Newport, it’s hard to miss the row of flags. It was set up by the Honor Bear Project as part of the group’s “Flags for Forgotten Heroes” campaign, based in Gilford.
CLAREMONT - The Eagle Times is proud to welcome our newest correspondent, Mary Carter, to the team.
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CORNISH, NH May 20, 2023--Earlier this month, on the top floor of the Cornish Town Hall, the Cornish Historical Society held its first meeting since the passing of its stalwart historian and former president, Laird Klingler. The new president, David Kruidenier, opened the meeting in memory o…
NEWPORT - The Bus Barn remains a contentious issue in the town of Newport following a community vote.
Members of the Newport Area Chamber of Commerce, the Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of Commerce, and the Greater Claremont Chamber of Commerce jointly hosted the first Tri-Chamber Business After Hours event May 25 at The Fort at No. 4, Charlestown.
On May 23 in the Newport District Court building, 11 of the 13 members of the Sullivan County Delegation of State Representatives met to review and approve a supplemental budget request.
CLAREMONT - The ingredients to the success of the culinary program students at the Sugar River Valley Technical Center, are mixing together to create bright futures.
CHESTER, Vt. - The Green Mountain (VT) Union School District Board of Education hit a trifecta of school issues at its May 18 meeting.
NEWPORT — On Monday, May 22, the Newport Service Organization (NSO) held an event at Summercrest to celebrate eight residents and former volunteers of the non-profit.
NEWPORT —On May 9th, Newport residents voted to spend over $23 million to design, construct and equip the upgrade of if its wastewater treatment facility. On February 22nd, town officials made a presentation to explain the importance of this renovation, necessitated by changes to federal was…
NEWPORT - Driving past Sturm, Ruger & Co., 411 Sunapee St., Newport, it’s hard to miss the row of flags. It was set up by the Honor Bear Project as part of the group’s “Flags for Forgotten Heroes” campaign, based in Gilford.
CLAREMONT - The Eagle Times is proud to welcome our newest correspondent, Mary Carter, to the team.
Murals have been a component of expressionistic art since the dawn of mankind – think primitive cave drawings, odes to Pharaohs, chapel ceilings, and the Berlin Wall.
CLAREMONT - The Eagle Times is happy to welcome David Bailey, Claremont, to the team as our newest Sales Associate.
Interested in being center stage at Claremont’s Second Saturday Celebration on July 8th from 4-8pm?
CLAREMONT – Inside your Eagle Times today is a very special four-page section showcasing how our readership commemorates Memorial Day. The pullout lists all area Memorial Day events, parades and traditions we were able to gather by our deadline.
CLAREMONT May 19, 2023 — Ask anyone around town when they believe the Eagle began and you’ll hear a majority reply, “the 1970s.” The real answer may surprise you. Our ‘majestic bird’ debuted in Claremont, NH on November 1, 1834.
CLAREMONT May 20, 2023--Throughout New Hampshire and Vermont, especially in the Connecticut River Valley, several blue and red trimmed markers have appeared in the last few years, marking the locations of a visit from an older gentleman who came to say farewell to a nation that he helped fou…
BELLOWS FALLS, VT — On May 15, voters from the Village of Bellows Falls descended upon the Bellows Falls Opera House’s Lower Theater in Rockingham Town Hall to cast their votes on four distinct articles (Articles 2 to 5).
CHESTER, VT – At about 1 p.m. on May 11, a southbound 2020 Mack tanker truck transporting diesel fuel tipped over on Route 11 East near Elm Street in Chester, VT.
In the summer of 1897, textile designer Laura Walker and three of her influential friends hosted a tea party at the Plainfield Town Hall. Their mission was to form an organization “to embrace the sojourners from the city and the country women, so that interests might be shared, and helpful w…
CLAREMONT - Former Claremont Mayor Charlene Lovett was making the rounds this week, passing out window signs in honor of Memorial Day.
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