Dale Girard, who serves as both a state representative and mayor of Claremont, went to Claremont City Hall Monday morning to change his party affiliation from Democrat to Republican, he announced on Facebook. “This decision came after a great deal of thought and consideration,” he wrote. “I want to be clear — this is not […]
It was an audit that alerted the Claremont School Board to a $5 million financial hole last August, kicking off an all-hands scramble to save the district from possible closure. And it will be an audit that helps prevent Claremont — and every other New Hampshire public school administrative unit — from making those kinds […]
CLAREMONT — Temple Meyer-David, located at 25 Putnam St., was sold to Burpee Hill Construction on April 14.
CLAREMONT — Ten weeks after a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by state, county and city officials in mid-May for the new sober housing facili…
CLAREMONT — In a world dimmed by dead ends and dying hope, the Claremont Learning Partnership shines like a beacon. The only hint of what wait…
ALEXANDRIA — Cecile Bedard, 96, died Friday, March 18, 2022 after a period of declining health. She was born in Claremont, the daughter of Gid…
CLAREMONT — Leo Joseph Lefebvre, age 89, passed away peacefully in his home surrounded by his children on Wednesday, January 20, 2021. Leo was…
TILTON — Frank E. Quimby, 87, formerly of Gilford and Cornish, died on Tuesday, December 1, 2020 at the NH Veteran’s Home.
CLAREMONT — When Mayor Charlene Lovett surveys her hometown, she sees a history-rich city on the brink of change: Mill buildings on the Sugar …
